The general point about food taboos is that they are concerned precisely with what is unclean, and what is unclean is polluting whether you know it or not.
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"He thought I was so dirty, unclean," recalled Mr. Akdeniz.
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She got a serious infection afterward from her illegal, unclean abortion.
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Seen as "unclean," they are considered untouchable by the higher castes.
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Also much of the water is unclean because of the siege.
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Powdered formula mixed with unclean water can be dangerous for babies.
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It is just as I remembered it: wild, unclean, slapdash, hyperstylized.
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Jews are "unclean, the brothers of monkeys and pigs," he said.
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Practicing Muslims regard pork as unclean and do not eat it.
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Seen as "unclean," they are considered untouchable by the higher castes.
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"Simply remembering these inauthentic behaviors makes us feel unclean," Kouchaki says.
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Perceived as being "unclean," Dalits are considered untouchable by the higher castes.
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We can make each other feel dowdy, whorish, unclean, unloved, not beautiful.
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"You have to forget everything," she whispers, like her words are unclean.
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I don't want anyone thinking I'm unclean, but it's an awkward conversation.
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If public, how it might smell or how unclean it might be?
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"You're impure, you're unclean—that's the message we're sending to people," he said.
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The hair carried by the baby since birth, considered unclean, is cut off.
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In wealthy countries, the number of cities with unclean air falls to 56 percent.
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"I could not believe how disgusting and unclean this place was," said a commenter.
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Clean, unclean, even that little kick of sweaty pits, can be sexy as hell.
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Trainers from UNICEF have to convince them that there is nothing unclean about menstruation.
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Our tastebuds crave the unclean flavors that only sugar, salt, and fat can provide.
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The man lives next door to a garbage chute, where the conditions are generally unclean.
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"We are sitting on a ticking bomb," he said of the threat of unclean water.
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"Things like that, that you do habitually with unclean hands, can put you at risk."
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Some prisoners considered him unclean and asked him if Chinese people ate cats and cockroaches.
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Menstruating women are banned from Hindu temples, as they are believed to be ritually unclean.
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Pigs are considered unclean in Judaism, which forbids both their rearing as well as pork consumption.
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"Even here in the US, unclean drinking water can lead to giardiasis or cryptosporidiosis," he said.
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Each year, around 827,000 people die because of unclean water, poor sanitation, and lack of hygiene.
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Well, you don't get to make an average of $10 million a film by being unclean.
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The arrangements are unclean and confident, though they sometimes slip into messiness (like on "Nai's March").
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People will return to their old familiar methods of collecting unclean water and nothing will change.
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You should never wear unclean, revealing or lewd garments, or swimwear or sleepwear on a flight.
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Merck says the jury has already found that its patents are valid, foreclosing any unclean hands defense.
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Menstruating women are often seen as "unclean," so a number of temples ban women during their periods.
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"I am truly sorry, however I feel unclean and dirty accepting money from you," the sign read.
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He began washing his hands obsessively and avoiding certain places he felt were unclean, including Kennedy Airport.
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He responded that the government is "too corrupt and unclean" to carry the responsibility of the book.
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It also says that rinses are used as an easy fix to try to clean up unclean meat.
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"I understand the issues Muslim people have with dogs, that they are unclean," another person told the newspaper.
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The charges stemmed from her neighbours' anger that an "unclean" Christian had dared to share their drinking vessel.
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Yes, it sounds disgusting, but it almost certainly points to an unclean factory rather than a deliberate deception.
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Translation: He has unclean hands in this deal, and therefore shouldn't be pointing fingers at her in court.
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The country's religious leaders regard dogs as unclean, but the use of guard and rescue dogs is accepted.
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The Bible, of course, was one of the earliest sources to divide foods into "clean" and "unclean" categories.
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Under those dire conditions, health workers forged ahead to stop Guinea worm, which is transmitted through unclean water.
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" He continued, "People are basically dishonest and unclean; they cheat and lie and are motivated by self-interest.
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These sorts of "unclean deaths" never turn out as planned, and the old woman turned into an Ubagabi.
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They said they could not share a drinking vessel with an "unclean" Christian, and demanded she convert to Islam.
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Once known as untouchables and reviled as ritually unclean, this sixth of India's population has never been more integrated.
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I personally welcome any new therapy that helps these people, regardless of the "unclean" image associated with ingesting parasites.
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A woman refused, saying anything from the hand of a Christian was unclean, according to the Supreme Court ruling.
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The rule that bars "unclean" women from the ring has also prevented female politicians from handing out awards there.
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However, you're more likely to get a yeast infection from oral or anal sex — or from using an unclean vibrator.
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But I understand: It's natural to be anxious about exposing body parts that we're often told are unclean or repulsive.
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Twelve animals, including a dog and a pig, another animal Muslims consider as unclean, make up the traditional Chinese zodiac.
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The Malaysian Islamic Development Department appears to have taken issue with the name, because dogs are deemed unclean in Islam.
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It's easy to spot those carrying unclean Dark Zone gear thanks to the large, yellow hazmat bags that dangle from backpacks.
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As the patches work to minimize your blemish, they also protect the affected area from exposure to unclean pillows and hands.
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Each household must wait days for a turn to extricate just a couple of jugs of unclean water, Abu Ahmed said.
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Raths also talks about the album art designer Ian Wright whom sent over an unclean draft, which ended up being used.
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But poorly built toilets with stagnant, unclean water pose just as strong of a health threat—collecting bacteria and attracting mosquitos.
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There is the issue of my blackness, too, which many, because of unconscious bias, interpret as inherently lazy, deviant, sick, unclean.
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Jesus' energies and affections were primarily aimed toward social outcasts, the downtrodden and "unclean," strangers and aliens, prostitutes and the powerless.
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It's also clean (unless there's an accident, of course, in which case it's very unclean); nuclear plants release insignificant amounts of CO2.
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It's a mix of beeswax and cocoa shea butter, so it really made his hair look a little unclean and less fuzzy.
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So if there is something unclean from the grains or the pot, you'll boil it it and kill off the infection anyway.
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Tradition forbids women from entering the ring on the grounds that it is sacred and their presence, considered "unclean", would pollute it.
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"Over the years, I've asked to switch seats because of unclean conditions" or when seated next to a sick passenger, she said.
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Refrain from touching your face with unclean hands, because the eyes, mouth and nose are all portals for the virus, she says.
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The movie depicted a dispute between a young couple over an inside toilet - which many Indians, especially in the countryside, consider unclean.
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The illegal custom, known as "Chhaupadi," stems from a centuries-old Hindu taboo that considers women and girls as unclean during menstruation.
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More than half of FDA user reports involved claims of unclean manufacturing processes or kratom tainted with everything from buprenorphine to rat poison.
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Communities come together and say, 'Let's correct this child, because she maybe is promiscuous or unclean — we need her to be married off.
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Part of what makes us worry about the amount of liquid in our underwear is the idea that discharge is gross or unclean.
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Opponents say it relies on shock value, reinforces stereotypes about women and menstruation being "unclean," and unethically portrays a girl with a disability.
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But the opioid addiction epidemic appears to be creating tens of thousands of new cases, with unclean needles the leading cause of infections.
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The people told Reuters that the water from the pipes was released by local officials from reservoirs, but that the pipes themselves were unclean.
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Nearly three dozen had sustained genital or anal trauma, and still others had abscesses and skin inflammations associated with being kept in unclean environments.
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We see many respiratory and intestinal problems ... due to lack of hygiene and unclean air from cooking smoke because there are no stoves available.
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A political scientist specializing in Indian activism tells Broadly that the internalised notion of menstruation as unclean is deeply rooted in the Hindu faith.
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She says the problems she faces start with daily, practical ones: drinking water that is unclean, piles of trash outside her house, rising inflation.
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You are fortunate in having overcome, by an honorable marriage, that celibacy in which one is a prey to devouring fires and to unclean ideas.
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An unclean anus is positioned dangerously close to the vagina, creating a entryway for bacteria into the urethra, leading to a possible urinary tract infection.
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He was unhappy about keeping it, a common feeling in Gaza's conservative society: Islam views dogs as unclean and frowns on owning them as pets.
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Dozens of isolated indigenous communities in Canada have recently declared states of emergency due to suicide epidemics, unclean water, and a lack of adequate infrastructure.
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The authors conclude that risks seem to accumulate with more exposure, but the effects are still small next to the effects of unclean drinking water.
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Last time, he wouldn't interview her on the post-debate panel on MSNBC ("We were too unclean for him," a campaign staff member told me).
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In 2010, a senior Iranian cleric issued a fatwa, or religious ruling, that dogs were "unclean" and not to be kept as pets, Reuters reported.
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At times, Conroy's prayer sounded strikingly similar to the Catholic Church's old Rite of Exorcism, in which a priest cast "unclean spirits" from a possessed person.
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In "Civil Hands Unclean," the Lyons are once again confronted with their twisted family issues, father-son rivalries, brother-to-brother tensions and post-marital problems.
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Read more: Nurses reveal 7 facts about hospitals a lot of people don't know, from why it's always so cold to how unclean they can be
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Thousands protested against the conditions, unemployment and corruption last summer, when searing heat made matters worse and hundreds were treated in hospital after drinking unclean water.
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"They threw food at me as if I am a dog ... nobody had any physical contact with me because anything I touch is unclean," she said.
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If you don't participate in the beauty system, you are ugly and also lazy, and probably unclean and unhealthy and unnatural and not your best self.
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There are many misunderstandings about head lice, Dr. Jackson said, including the persistent idea that a child with head lice is evidence of an unclean home.
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Because some Muslims avoid dogs or their saliva as unclean, Dr. Lindsay worried that African Muslims — of which there are millions — would object to being sniffed.
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If that coat sleeve weren't sterilized — if the package of food from the grocery store hadn't yet been washed — then everything it touched would become unclean.
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He further accuses the three individuals of "unclean hands," meaning that they've committed some sort of wrongdoing or are liable for an offense themselves, in the document.
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In hundreds of interviews, families who were separated at the US border spoke of freezing facilities where they were often given spoiled food and unclean drinking water.
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Dogs are considered "unclean" under Islamic tradition and Muslims are required to carry out a ritual of washing themselves if they are in contact with the animal.
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"Many women think they are dirty and unclean if they haven't groomed," said Dr. Tami S. Rowen, an obstetrician-gynecologist and the lead author of the study.
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"The religious people have been saying in the mosques that his blood is haram," meaning unclean in Islamic law, "and that killing him is good," she said.
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A preoccupation of fascist art is the need for strong men to use force to protect the sacred nation from unclean forces that threaten to undermine it.
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FGM is associated with cultural ideals of femininity and modesty, such as the belief that removal of body parts that are considered unclean makes girls clean and beautiful.
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The great promise of Plenty is that through automation and optimization, it can make clean, low-input food cost competitive with (morally and chemically) unclean, resource-intensive food.
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Rejecting skin care does not make you gross or lazy or unclean, even if it also won't magically bring you into a world where the patriarchy doesn't exist.
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In May this year, 69 dialysis patients were infected in eastern China's Jiangsu province, primarily by unclean equipment and hospital workers' hands, China Central Television reported in May.
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In India and areas of the Middle East and Africa, eating with hands is normal, but be careful about using the left hand — it can be considered unclean.
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But for centuries, teachings from various world religions, including Judaism, Islam, and Christianity, have said that menstruation is both physically and spiritually unclean, forcing menstruating people to be isolated.
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About two-fifths of Kenya's 46 million people rely on unclean water sources, such as ponds, shallow wells and rivers, particularly in rural areas and slums, says charity Water.org.
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Cellmates were beaten to death during interrogations or simply died as a result of lack of food, unclean water and inadequate or no medical care, according to the report.
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The restaurateur and father of Lady Gaga says he's refusing to pay because of unclean conditions and the increasing presence of homeless people, who he claims caused business losses.
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Infections can spread by contact with unclean hands and equipment like respiratory machines, but most hospitals have hand-hygiene rules and systems in place to regularly disinfect medical instruments.
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In the US, government propaganda and pop culture at the time spread wildly racist and inaccurate images of Chinese people as unclean, uncivilized, immoral, and a threat to society.
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The viruses are known to persist on unclean surfaces and medical instruments, and may not be eliminated by common disinfectants, but they rarely cause severe illness in healthy people.
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Many Muslims, who make up the overwhelming majority of Indonesians, tend to regard dog meat as unclean, though Islamic tradition does not forbid it outright, as it does pork.
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In some Hindu communities, menstruating women are regarded as unclean, leading to restrictions and in a few cases outright bans on women of child-bearing age from entering certain places.
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Across Yemen's remote mountain villages, the country's war-induced economic crisis has left parents like Hussein Abdu destitute, hungry and watching their children waste away from malnutrition and unclean water.
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On Tuesday, the U.N. refugee agency UNHCR said those who had fled were suffering from dehydration and exhaustion, having lived off unclean water and bread for three to four months.
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In some Hindu communities, menstruating women are regarded as unclean, leading to restrictions and in a few cases outright bans on women of child-bearing age from entering certain places.
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Children with diarrhea or worms from unclean water will not benefit from any amount of supercereals while aid workers know that recipients often sell rations to buy medicine or fuel.
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It is now "grasping at an 'unclean hands' argument" that it did not focus on in the past, he argues, referring to the allegation that Yukos was acquired by theft.
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A study in the Journal of Environmental Health "found only 5 percent of Americans wash their hands properly," meaning the person you're greeting is highly likely to have unclean hands.
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Jesus encountered this throughout his ministry, which helps explain why he was more comfortable in the company of the unclean and reviled, the lowly and the outcast, than religious authorities.
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Particularly insulting, he said, was the connotation in her marketing that other Chinese food was unhealthy or unclean, which is a stereotype that Chinese restaurateurs have been fighting for decades.
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His jab at Ms. Brzezinski echoed his comment that another television anchor, Megyn Kelly, had been bleeding from her wherever, that evocation of menstruation, so unclean, so embarrassing, so primal.
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The president is a professed germaphobe, writing in his 1997 book "Art of the Comeback" that handshakes are "one of the curses of American society," because he views them as unclean.
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Adenoviruses are known to persist on unclean surfaces and medical instruments for long periods of time, may not be eliminated by common disinfectants, and rarely cause severe illness in healthy people.
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Coronaviruses only last several hours on surfaces at most, which is why imported goods are not going to give you an illness, but an unclean phone, a keyboard, or a doorknob could.
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When recounting her trip at the end of the video, she cringes while remembering how her makeup artist (whose face she shows unblurred) used unclean applicators and old products on her face.
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I never learned the particular nature of the unclean spirit that came to possess the wireless internet in my apartment, although we quickly learned that it was both insistent and extremely tacky.
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Money within the property was regularly sanitized with chemical fumigation, and patients were forbidden to engage with the traveling peddlers who sidled up to Carville's fence, for fear of circulating unclean cash.
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In Geneva, the U.N. refugee agency UNHCR said those fleeing this week were suffering from dehydration and exhaustion, having lived off unclean water and bread for the past three to four months.
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Beyond that, casting certain food as "unclean" and spreading the idea that your body needs your help in ridding itself of "toxins" just contributes to an extreme, unhealthy societal relationship with food.
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" According to Park, the science was clear: "The beard, particularly when damp, may become an ideal germ carrier, and on an unclean man would have great facility for the transmission of disease.
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"Even if you don't care about the suffering of people who drink unclean water and get resistant infections, you still have to recognize that these bacteria don't recognize international borders," he said.
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Complaints about the fishy smell permeating the club echo society's lesson that the female body is disgusting and unclean, but it's that sort of erotic disgust that The Lure leans in to.
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The teenager, from Purbichauki village in western Nepal's Doti district, is believed to have been the latest victim of a centuries-old taboo that considers women and girls as unclean during menstruation.
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Their fight for a toilet inside their home - which is considered unclean according to social norms - quickly becomes a struggle for social change as they campaign for functioning toilets for the local community.
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In a March 6 complaint, the Department of Justice found that Guardian had committed multiple safety violations, ranging from having unclean lab environments to mislabeling drugs to failing to have required patient prescriptions.
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As a result, disabled children were being abandoned in orphanages where they could be forcefully tied down in wheelchairs, locked in darkened rooms or left neglected and unclean for hours at a time.
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Wentz has called the sound of the band "softcore" because they took hardcore elements—like Pete's unclean backing vocals—and teamed them with the more traditionally pop punk sound and over-emotional lyrics.
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In their inquiry, United States prosecutors are expected to scrutinize anyone who might have facilitated unclean competition in the United States or used the United States banking system to conduct a doping program.
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Worse yet, women who are forced to use unclean feminine hygiene products or do not change them as frequently as necessary can develop irritations or infections leading to even more serious health problems.
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The leaflet, distributed Tuesday by American forces in Parwan Province, north of Kabul, showed a section of the Taliban's flag superimposed onto the side of a dog, an animal considered unclean by Muslims.
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Listeria infections can be effectively treated when caught early, but they can also transfer to humans, either by handling food with listeria or from coming in contact unclean surfaces that touched the contaminated food.
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The demonstrators were defying a Supreme Court verdict that overturned a decades-old ruling by a lower court denying entry to women of menstrual age, whom some Hindu communities consider to be ritually unclean.
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The event has caused embarrassment to the Bharatiya Janata Party led Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a country where shoes are considered unclean and using one as a weapon is seen as especially offensive.
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The packets have a shelf-life of about two years and are far less susceptible to contamination than food options that might need to be mixed with unclean water or require intense storage methods.
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For generations, Peshwa rulers had imposed horrific conditions on Dalits, who were considered so unclean that they were forced to wear pots around their necks so that their spit would not touch the ground.
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Maldonado, the head pastor of Miami mega-church King Jesus International Ministry, previously said having same-sex relationships is "clearly prohibited by God" and "invites unclean spirits into our lives," according to the Advocate.
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The image, distributed by U.S. forces in Parwan province, north of Kabul, on Tuesday, showed a section of the Taliban's banner superimposed onto the side of a dog - an animal considered unclean by Muslims.
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They are known to persist on unclean surfaces and medical instruments for long periods of time, and they may not be eliminated by common disinfectants, but they rarely cause severe illness in healthy people.
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"Living conditions continue to remain oppressive and unsafe for tea workers, with crumbling housing, squalid sanitation, the absence of toilets and unclean drinking water," said Stephen Ekka, Director of PAJHRA, an Assam-based charity.
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Parents trying to save some cash often try to wash diapers, or simply allow their kids to sit in an unclean diaper for longer than they normally would, which can lead to urinary tract infections.
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For most of human existence, that environment was characterized by extreme challenges, like scarcity of food, or food that could carry disease, as well as unsanitary conditions and unclean water, withering weather, and so on.
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In one of its early chapters, God decrees that although pigs have split hooves like cows, sheep, and goats—which can all be kosher—they don't chew their cud, so they're considered to be unclean.
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The idea that Chinese food relies heavily on "unhealthy" MSG has both been debunked and is theorized to have roots in racism and xenophobia, with non-Asian people believing that authentic Asian food is unclean.
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According to the 1870 report issued by the Surgeon General, nearly 200,284 Federal troops perished from diseases, like typhus, influenza and other illnesses that came from unclean water, rotten food and communicable bacteria of all kinds.
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Guo has unloaded a barrage of allegations of corruption by people in the highest levels of China's ruling Communist Party, which include claims that the party's own head of anticorruption activities, Wang Qishan, has unclean hands.
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She was well aware that the Shani temple and many others forbid women to enter the innermost sanctums, believing that they are unclean because they menstruate or that they might disturb the celibate deity and priests.
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They are viewed as "unclean" and in need of cleansing rituals that can include shaving body hair and forcing them to marry a man related to their deceased husband, according to women's rights groups and researchers.
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According to the police, Ms. Bayak is the latest victim of a very old tradition in rural Nepal, in which religious Hindus believe that menstruating women are unclean and should be banished from the family home.
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And I understand the argument, made by many of my friends and colleagues, that these brands are wolves in sheep's clothing, perpetuating the bullshit notion of the shameful, unclean "private part" under the guise of self-care.
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According to figures from UNICEF, 88 percent of women in Sierra Leone have undergone FGM, with those who do not have their clitorises removed often facing intense social stigma and being branded unclean, promiscuous, or even diseased.
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A&W's coney dogs and frankfurters are shortened to "coneys" and "franks" on its Malaysian menu, while its root beer appears as "RB" to avoid using the word "beer," which is also deemed unclean since it's alcoholic.
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" Another expert, Robert W. Powitz, a forensic sanitarian, wrote, "The unclean, unhygienic and unduly cold conditions in which people are held at these stations serves no legitimate purpose and creates an unjustifiable risk of harm to detainees.
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On Monday, Jeff Perry, who's been driving for Uber and Lyft for four years, shared on Twitter two videos showing unclean bathrooms for ride-hail drivers at San Francisco International Airport, one of the country's busiest airports.
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In reality, breast milk is about 80 percent water, meaning breast milk alone can keep babies hydrated, said Ellen Piwoz of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation — whereas unclean water can cause the baby to get sick.
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Unclear what Bloomberg was picking at when he got hungry during the campaign event on Monday, but you can see him shove food in his mouth and then go back to the snacks with his unclean hand!
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Adenoviruses can "stay stable at room temperature for weeks" on unclean surfaces, according to Dr. Alex Valsamakis, director of Clinical Virology and Molecular Microbiology and a professor of pathology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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Other black people in the city have complained of being fired for wearing their natural hair down or being told that their locs were unacceptable or unclean and being forced to alter their hairstyle or lose their job.
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Like Carrie, I knew what it was like to feel horrified by my body and what it could do, to feel blood trickling down my furry leg and into my sock, to feel humiliated and ugly and unclean.
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"With something as controversial and misunderstood as dreadlocks and loc styles, a lot of people, even people of [color], don't know what locs are, so they have this misconception that locs are dirty, unkempt, and unclean," she says.
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Marijuana activists argue these stores serve an important function by making medical cannabis, in all of its forms, readily accessible to patients, while a number of health experts and licensed producers argue they sell unclean and unreliable products.
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"Stories of Chinese immigrants who lured white females into prostitution, along with the media depictions of the Chinese as depraved and unclean, bolstered the enactment of anti-opium laws in eleven states between 1877 and 1900," Knight wrote.
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"The hardest part was getting the stroller through the unclean sidewalks," said Isam Qahwash, a 41-year-old scientist from Princeton, New Jersey, as he carried his 14-month-old son in a stroller across a downtown street.
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Inhumane conditions in ICE facilities have contributed to this increase in deaths, with unclean and unsafe living conditions and a level of treatment that has driven those detained to death by suicide, as well as becoming severely ill.
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The viruses can "stay stable at room temperature for weeks" on unclean surfaces, according to Dr. Alex Valsamakis, director of Clinical Virology and Molecular Microbiology and a professor of pathology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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So why, when such a large portion of the U.S. has some sort of body art, do we still believe that tattoos lower someone's ability to do a job well or make them a more reckless or unclean person?
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Bohora was taking part in chhaupadi, a common practice in the west of the country in which women, considered unclean during menstruation, are forbidden from touching other people, food that may be consumed by others, cattle and even books.
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The girl, from Gajra village in western Nepal's Achham district, was taking part in chhaupadi, a common practice in the far west of the country in which women, considered unclean during menstruation, are banished for the extent of their periods.
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" And an October 2015 post appears to show a St. Louis officer commenting "Funny as heck!" on an article called, "If you wipe your butt with your bare hand but consider bacon to be unclean, you may be a Muslim.
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The report also noted that in households without access to safe water and sanitation, or that are polluted with smoke from unclean fuels such as coal or dung for cooking and heating, children are at higher risk of diarrhea and pneumonia.
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Growing populations and urbanization The facts around urban living are simple: You live, eat, work and move closer to people than in any rural setting, and with this comes greater opportunity for disease to spread through air, mosquitoes or unclean water.
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The victim, 19-year-old Tulasi Shahi, from western Nepal's Dailekh district, was taking part in chhaupadi, a common practice in the west of the country in which women, considered unclean during menstruation, are sequestered for the extent of their periods.
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Although Saville says — and I believe him — that all he wants is a level playing field, Dyson the company makes a point of touting the dryer's hygienic credentials, funding its own research that make paper towels seem like the unclean option.
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Gehrmann is a fluid and controlled artist, and her absorbing take on the muckraking 1902 novella, which exposed the unclean, unsafe and exploitative Chicago stockyards and the lives of its immigrant labor force, differs in some substantial ways from the original.
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But here in Flint, where Mr. Snyder's name is synonymous with villainy for many residents, his declaration has been largely ignored, and the crisis of unclean drinking water in the Great Lake state nicknamed "Pure Michigan" is very much ongoing.
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Comparing the situation in the case to a legal principle called the "doctrine of unclean hands," Moore suggested that widespread illicit activity in college recruiting called into question who was truly responsible for the harm his client had purportedly caused.
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Sunway Pyramid, a busy shopping mall just outside the country's capital of Kuala Lumpur, is one of several major commercial hubs that has opted not to depict dogs, which are considered unclean by many Muslims, in its Lunar New Year decorations.
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After Meg and Kate peacock for Ryan in a hot-air balloon and a diving competition, they hit the road, where the movie's notion of fun comes to involve an unclean rest stop, slipped pills and an eminently foreseeable conclusion.
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But the beliefs and customs that drive consumption of these foods are centuries old and interwoven in peoples' lives -- they are not so easy to undo, even less so when they are dismissed as primitive and unclean by foreign countries.
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Her implication is that, because hydrocarbon energy sources such as coal, oil and natural gas emit more CO85033 than nuclear (which also emits CO2 in the mining of uranium and the construction of power plants), these fossil fuel sources are unclean.
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The idea that Representative John Lewis, civil rights hero and national activist treasure, gave such a roused (if rambling) endorsement of the movie's reality — around the movie not in it — felt both unclean and indicative of the spell it casts.
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Dr. Somsak Akkasilp, director-general of the Medical Services Department, told Reuters the group's survival depended on whether they found fresh drinking water, but he was concerned about the risk of infection from unclean water, or contact with some animal inside the cave.
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He has refused to pay more than $260,000 in rent and fees to his landlord, the MTA, because he says conditions are unclean and the presence of homeless people has increased to a level that he says has caused losses to his business.
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In other parts of the world, the view of periods as unclean and unmentionable, sometimes combined with a lack of access to menstrual products or clean facilities, can even deter some students from attending school and increase educational inequality between boys and girls.
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Many Iraqis regard dogs as unclean, and American soldiers were making the case for rethinking that policy: Baghdad would be safer if dogs were housed throughout the city, sounding the alarm whenever an enemy tried to plant a roadside bomb in the night.
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In the meantime, the command encouraged all personnel to wash hands with soap and water or use hand sanitizer, to not touch your face or eyes with unclean hands, to avoid handshaking, unnecessary contact with others and non-mission essential large gatherings.
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It looked good—masculine, rugged but not unclean, the beard of a guy who had a bunch of different tools and knew how to use all of them, but also the beard of a guy who read poetry in his spare time and understood it.
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A bench trial on Wednesday will pit Gilead's Fish & Richardson attorneys against Merck's lawyers from Williams & Connolly, on Gilead's claim that Merck has "unclean hands" because it used Gilead's technology in its own patent applications and so should be precluded from enforcing its patents.
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That the episode's writer, Kira Snyder, and director, Mike Barker, chose to actually show the blood staining her undergarments — a common female experience that we almost never see on television — feels like an implicit rebuke to the idea that women's bodies are "musty" or unclean.
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The fight for Asian food in America As the Ajinomoto campaign points out, the public scare over MSG unfairly placed the blame on Chinese food -- and is partly why many in the United States still think of Chinese food as processed, unclean, or unhealthy.
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She told the group that recently she had taken to advertising online, saying she followed the laws of family purity — going to a ritual bath after menstruation, not having sex during her "unclean" week — and that she was available for sex in exchange for money.
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Both of those are still real things, with exiling menstruating women still considered totally legit in some places, and a fuck-tonne of crusty old men still defending the exclusion of women from ministry on the basis that they are ritually unclean (thanks a lot, Leviticus).
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In Friday's filing, Trump's lawyers make several claims in response to the lawsuit, including that Trump had a right to remove protesters from his event, that getting tickets to the rally waived their claims, and that their "claims are barred by their unclean hands," in addition to claiming immunity.
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It was said that any unclean person who entered the Kodesh Hakodashim would be met with death, and legend has it that the high priest only entered the sanctuary with a rope tied around his ankle so that if he died therein, he could be pulled back out.
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Merck has asked a federal appeals court to restore a jury's $200 million jury verdict against Gilead Sciences for infringing two patents on hepatitis C treatments, saying the trial judge mischaracterized evidence and vastly expanded the equitable doctrine of unclean hands when she overturned the award in June.
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Can you imagine a 12-year-old child or a 10-year-old or an 8-year-old dragged from their mother by force, taken to military training camps, forced to carry weapons, forced to convert to Islam, told everything they grew up believing is apostasy, that their parents are unclean 'unbelievers?
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In a recent story for the New Yorker, Dr. Jerome Groopman described his own introduction to the label: As an intern at Harvard-affiliated Massachusetts General Hospital in the 1970s, he was proud that he had saved the life of a patient named Vinny, who had a dangerous infection spread by unclean needles.
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And you know the Daddy Internet, you remember that joke you made last year or whenever it was that everyone started joking about that lady who wanted to preserve Daddy Culture, and Daddy Internet delights in making everyone tremendously uncomfortable and being just as full of self-consciously Unclean Daddy Jokes as its counterpart.
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The New York Times reported in May that the Justice Department had opened an investigation into state-sponsored doping by dozens of Russia's top athletes, intending to scrutinize anyone who might have facilitated unclean competition in the United States or who might have used the United States banking system to enable a doping scheme.
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On the occasions that I'd trespass this sacred threshold — say, plopping onto the love-seat in my jeans to watch the last five minutes of Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, or sneaking out to get the mail wearing my inside sweats — I'd be told that my indiscretion meant the house would be forever unclean. Ai-yah!
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Since heavy metal's inception in the early 20003s—or 22000s, depending on who you ask—heavy metal has been criticized for its flagrant obsession with cultural taboos and longstanding love affair with Satan, and from a purely musical standpoint, musicians on the outside looking in often have a hard time accepting metal because of its extreme guitar tones and unclean vocals.
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By the early 250s, that Eurocentric baby-boomer cuisine enjoyed a prosperous middle age as "market-driven Cal/French/Italian" with an implicit lifestyle fantasy involving an Italianate Sonoma home with goats, a cheese-making barn, vineyards and olive trees, and a code of organic-grass-fed ethics that mapped a reliable boundary between food fit for bourgeois progressives and unclean commodity meats.
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In its opening brief to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit unsealed on Wednesday, Merck's attorneys at MoloLamken said U.S. District Judge Beth Labson Freeman's decision "defies centuries of law" and leaves the unclean-hands doctrine "with virtually no boundaries" by divorcing it from the requirement that the complained-of conduct be material to the subject of the litigation.
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But there are breast shapes under the overlarge and unclean T-shirt, and the exposed parts of the arms are flabby in a way that he's familiar with from his mother's old matron friends, women who gather in her kitchen once a week to spoon cornmeal into husks for the tamales that they sell on the street in tin tubs.
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But when opponent after opponent after opponent after opponent, world without end, coaxes Hunt into the cage to risk his neck for money, only to prove himself anatomically unclean and morally corrupt, a born fighter like Mark Hunt can't be blamed for using every weapon at his disposal to beat back the brutes, in the name of decency, civilization, and a purer kind of cage-fighting.
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Immigrant children and their families apprehended at the southern border in recent months described in court filings being held for days in squalid, freezing detention facilities, where they were often given spoiled food and unclean drinking water, and were left in a state of confusion about what — if any — future they would have in the US. Keylin, a 16-year-old from Honduras, said that she and her mother were detained at Customs and Border Protection facilities in Texas.
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Every purgatorial season was like every other purgatorial season, with various haunted lottery picks affixing a thousand-yard stare at the end of their rookie contracts and slowly shuffling forward and a host of defective vagabonds—able-bodied bigs with hands like buttered oven mitts, grave Slavic big men who regarded rebounding as unclean, stringbean perimeter gunners who d'ed up with all the command and purpose of a toddler trying to play bagpipes—orbiting wanly around them.
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By way of a mission brief, Reza Taghipour, minister of information and communications technology from 2009-2012, told Iran's Mehr News Agency that "[i]solation of the clean internet from the unclean portion will make it impossible to use the internet for unethical and dirty businesses"—a mandate which ties into the strict online censorship introduced in the Computer Crimes Law in 2010, which criminalised offences against "public morality and chastity" and the "dissemination of lies," effectively legitimising the suppression of any criticism of the regime or its deeply conservative values.
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From the Nepalese woman in a rural area who dies from complications of menstrual shaming and the cultural stigma around this — to the poverty-stricken teenager in rural North Carolina who cannot afford menstrual products — the menstrual equity movement is a political and social movement to mitigate the problems that half the population may face, Whether it is lack of access due to poverty or social conditions or the actual taboo of menstruating women being unclean and impure in certain cultures, many women and girls have medical and social complications that develop.
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