Bloomberg, by squandering some small amount of his unconscionable wealth on this unconscionable run, gave us a glimpse of the whole rotten truth.
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" "These repeated attacks against children in schools are unconscionable.
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" He added: "It was unconscionable what they would do.
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But what the San Francisco Police Department did was unconscionable.
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"What has happened already in Aleppo is unconscionable," Kerry said.
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It's unconscionable for the president to step away from it.
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But leaving them defenseless, afraid and in peril is unconscionable.
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" Police Commissioner William J. Bratton called the planned cuts "unconscionable.
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Sadly, schools don't need explicit quotas to exhibit unconscionable bias.
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Obama's decision is not only unconscionable, but the ultimate contradiction.
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To do nothing is unconscionable, especially in an election year.
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"Abusing and misusing animals for entertainment is unconscionable," read another.
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Which is, particularly at this #MeToo moment in time, unconscionable.
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Too many of us are making a conscious — and unconscionable!
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"Blumenthal added: "The unconscionable loss of life is our responsibility.
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Let's not even get started on Quagmire's deeply unconscionable sexuality.
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His approach to governing has been unconscionable in that respect.
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I have eaten an unconscionable amount of lukewarm buffet food.
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To separate babies and toddlers from their parent is unconscionable.
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"Wonder Woman" is an important challenge to that unconscionable imbalance.
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"The water crisis in Flint is unconscionable," the statement said.
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The terrible abuse suffered by these young women is unconscionable.
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Duffy to try and drive divisions among Wisconsinites is unconscionable.
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For Bobby not to give her a tombstone is unconscionable.
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It's failure to do so thus far is unconscionable and irresponsible.
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"Unexplainable and unconscionable," Pompeo said in an interview with Fox News.
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This toes the fine line of evil brilliance and cruelly unconscionable.
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On Thursday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called Lindh's release "unconscionable."
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"Sheriff David Clarke's unconscionable record makes him unfit to serve," Sen.
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"End these racist, inhumane and unconscionable abuses now!" the letter concludes.
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It seemed an appropriate response to unconscionable and, frankly, incompetent behavior.
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Hanen said that the decision set a "dangerous and unconscionable" precedent.
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"That's unconscionable," he told me when I read him CBO's numbers.
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To poison their future with mercury, lead and arsenic is unconscionable.
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"There were some criminals that did totally unconscionable behavior," Page said.
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Instead, we should hold on to the most outrageous, unconscionable moments.
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" Airbnb said in a statement that the guests' treatment was "unconscionable.
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Republicans joined Democrats in assailing that decision as an unconscionable betrayal.
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That's an unconscionable message to send to people around the world.
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I think our life is made difficult by congressional Republicans' unconscionable silence.
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These unconscionable abuses against children are not what America should stand for.
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Most North Korea-watchers considered the first unconscionable and the second unrealistic.
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However, to falsely vilify someone while doing so remains unconscionable to me.
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"This brutal act of terrorism is simply unconscionable," said spokesman John Kirby.
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"For them to exert that force on him is unconscionable," said Taylor.
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"What Secretary DeVos is doing is unconscionable," Becerra said in a statement.
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" U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called Lindh's release "unexplainable and unconscionable.
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" Planned Parenthood's president, Leana Wen, called the new rule "unconscionable and unethical.
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It would be unconscionable to fail these young men and women again.
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It is unconscionable what this adult did to one of our students.
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I find it unconscionable that the Republican leadership accepts President Trump's behavior.
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She found it unconscionable that Ada had slipped off in her absence.
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That the admiration comes from an American president, well, that is unconscionable.
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The election is what it's all about, and that is just unconscionable.
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Unconscionable things that too many Americans in my opinion are silent upon.
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The fervor with which the government has pursued Ben's communications is unconscionable.
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" U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called Lindh's release "unexplainable and unconscionable.
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" Planned Parenthood's president, Leana Wen, called the new rule "unconscionable and unethical.
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The talented cast of Hulu's The Act brings this unconscionable story to life.
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It's a lag time some legal experts called unconscionable but not unheard of.
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She called the continued failure to disclose the location of Khashoggi's remains "unconscionable".
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More: An entire generation of Americans is weighed down by unconscionable college debt.
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He claims that the agreement is "unconscionable" considering the circumstances in this case.
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"This move by President Trump is unconscionable evil," said executive director Steven Goldstein.
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It's unconscionable that Charlize Theron somehow never joined the Mad Max Oscar train.
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" Rhonda Kelso, a plaintiff in one of the lawsuits, called the situation "unconscionable.
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Assad's unconscionable actions must be addressed through a thoughtful & coherent strategy - w/ Congress.
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Absolutely unconscionable, and should never be said by anyone who's seeking political office.
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Two is: Are they engaged in unconscionable conduct, putting all the conduct together?
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It's unconscionable to not feel for the victims of such a heinous crime.
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It would be unconscionable to put Mark Green in charge of that Army.
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"It's not enough to condemn @SteveKingIA's unconscionable, racist remarks," Bush wrote on Twitter.
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" It also alleged Cayne, 83, "engaged [in] conduct that has demonstrated unconscionable actions.
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"The response on Puerto Rico is unconscionable & demands new action," Schumer tweeted Sunday.
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But now that we know they are big and persistent, it looks unconscionable.
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Which is, of course, what makes posing as a doctor so deeply unconscionable.
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To have that on top of what they've already gone through is unconscionable.
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It is unconscionable for Rey to be left out of #TFA Monopoly game.
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The government conducted electronic surveillance of the defense team, and that is unconscionable.
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The senseless deaths that have occurred over the last several weeks are unconscionable.
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Many words come to mind to describe this plan: unconscionable, heartless, and inhuman.
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To blame that family for the death of another person is really unconscionable.
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And the president's decision to withdraw from the accord is similarly unconscionable and fatuous.
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For that, he would have to do the unconscionable and vote for a Democrat.
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Sexual assault is absolutely unconscionable; it's a crime, and there should be zero tolerance.
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"Unfortunately, this gentleman took it to a degree that was just unconscionable," Gleason said.
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The LIA argued that the trades were secured through "undue influence" and "unconscionable bargaining".
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It is unconscionable to allow Assad to get away with his continuing war crimes.
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The act would ban schools nationwide from using unconscionable public shaming tactics against children.
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Obama mocked the Bush Administration in 2005 for its "unconscionable ineptitude" after Katrina hit.
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"Unconscionable and Unacceptable": Trump's Housing Agency Budget Hits Poorest Americans the Hardest https://t.
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" He cited Trump's "daily insults" on Twitter, saying they "range from shocking to unconscionable.
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If the reporting is accurate, Strzok and Page made an unconscionable and inexcusable mistake.
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And as a society, we would all pay for this unconscionable act of neglect.
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As Latinas, we find his attacks on women, immigrants and people of color unconscionable.
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The image of a large, full-grown man bearing down on her is unconscionable.
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But it is unconscionable for politicians to continue to empower killers at this scale.
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Trump's questioning of NATO's existence and siding with Putin on various issues is unconscionable.
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It's unconscionable that we would handcuff patients with higher costs to safeguard corporate profits.
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It is unconscionable to reverse a policy that strengthens our military and our veterans.
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Westpac has been accused of 16 counts of unconscionable conduct, fewer than the others.
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Rick Santorum telling kids to shut up and take CPR classes is simply unconscionable.
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Leaving a toddler alone in a bathtub for 85033 to 40 minutes is unconscionable.
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In retrospect, it seems unconscionable he could have been allowed to get this far.
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It's now really high time to bring an end to this unconscionable human suffering.
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Several real estate veterans I spoke to privately acknowledged the tax breaks are unconscionable.
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To go one step further by shaming and stigmatizing a possible solution is unconscionable.
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"It is unconscionable this state has failed to do its job during the current fiscal year and it would be even more unconscionable for us to leave this assembly without taking care of our responsibilities for the fiscal year to come," she said.
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And I find that to be unconscionable and so does the rest of our board.
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And it&aposs unconscionable and very difficult to understand because -- DEL CUETO: It&aposs disgusting.
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What is unconscionable to me is the misspelling "alright," which is not a real word.
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"What has happened is unconscionable," the judge said in November, as reported by The Guardian.
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Senator Harris represents California, where the unconscionable treatment of foreclosure victims continues to terrorize families.
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Greed and the desire for power often lead to unconscionable acts of fraud and deceit.
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PAUL WHITEToronto We are barraged by the left about the unconscionable salaries of chief executives.
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The administration claims these unconscionable funding cuts are needed because we cannot afford these investments.
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Al Green of Texas said what he saw on the tour was unbelievable and unconscionable.
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To belittle my childcare issues in your courtroom is unconscionable and totally out of line.
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It's unconscionable for any country to permit further coal expansion if there are reasonable alternatives.
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But that would be morally unconscionable — and more important, it would not bring them healing.
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Opinion Columnist On Twitter over the weekend, the television writer Bryan Behar did something unconscionable.
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It would be unconscionable to allow people who survived Boko Haram to die of starvation.
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Why were leaders willing to take such unconscionable risks with the fate of the earth?
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What happened last year to Judge Merrick Garland was unconscionable, and many people bear responsibility.
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The legal challenge environmentalists now face, due to the Obama administration's unconscionable delay, is immense.
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" Hillary Clinton, the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, has also condemned the crisis, calling it "unconscionable.
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These measures are presented by the elite as unconscionable assaults on the founding principles of America.
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His supporters, who have come to accept what many of them previously found unconscionable, stay silent.
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"Gavriel Ortiz-Fisher never reached his second birthday because of his mother's unconscionable act," he said.
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The result would be yet another Trump-sized exception for behaviour Americans used to consider unconscionable.
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In the wake of the announcement, there is rampant speculation on whether it's unconscionable or inevitable.
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"It's unconscionable they would pay a woman less for the same job," Macy told the panel.
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"It is unconscionable that the city of Cleveland would send that bill to the Rice family."
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" He added, that the agreements "are retaliatory, unconscionable and ... suppress the free speech of campaign workers.
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"It was just unconscionable," said Kathleen Sayler, a longtime member of the library's board of trustees.
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" Jason Krut, who is active with a Pittsburgh-area Cub Scout pack, called the increase "unconscionable.
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"What Secretary DeVos is doing is unconscionable," California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said in a statement.
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This is unconscionable when considering legislation that has life and death consequences for millions of people.
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That means investigations into unconscionable policies like tearing children away from their parents at the borders.
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Concepcion that the Federal Arbitration Act preempts state attempts to invalidate mandatory arbitration provisions as unconscionable.
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"The Supreme Court won't stop that unconscionable policy, but an act of Congress can," he said.
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To some, any impediment to emissions reduction is unconscionable in a period of declared climate emergency.
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To set out deliberately to inflict mass murder upon a group of children is truly unconscionable.
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Famine on such a scale creates a breeding pool for violence, extremism and unconscionable human suffering.
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A vote for Trump would support an unconscionable threat to core American values and national security.
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Would it be, ultimately, unconscionable to remain wrapped in this mortal coil, consuming consuming consuming resources?
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He described his actions as "unconscionable, frightening, and unacceptable" and thanked the officers who arrested him.
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If his newfound outrage is genuine, he should also reverse course on his unconscionable refugee policy.
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"To say that such brutal, pointless violence is unconscionable is an understatement," the Kentucky Republican said.
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We agree that it is unconscionable to judge the kapos - they were in an unfathomable situation.
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And that's unconscionable and may have led to the loss of more student and teacher lives.
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We are plunging blindly down an ethical ski slope in which previously unconscionable options become routine.
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"I wanted to present a vision of violence that is utterly unconscionable," Tallent explains of his book.
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Even if he's offering the public a performance, the fallout is unconscionable for both women and men.
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Ending DACA means a ravaging of families and whole communities — a trauma so severe it is unconscionable.
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McKinley viewed the decision not to fire Moley as "not only wrong, but unconscionable," the source explained.
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Under Baghdadi, ISIS earned a reputation for unconscionable brutality — including beheadings, terror attacks, kidnappings, and war crimes.
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It was so unconscionable and unprincipled, that Brazile's discovery of the incriminating document left her in tears.
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No Deal is the option most likely to be excluded: the majority of MPs find it unconscionable.
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" Director DuVernay, who re-told the boys' story for Netflix, told PEOPLE that Trump's behavior was "unconscionable.
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It also alleged violations of California consumer protection laws for what it claimed were unconscionable warranty provisions.
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On my behalf, Wigdor LLP will expose Fox's unconscionable conduct, including leaking my name to the media.
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Given ever increasing tensions with Russia and the increasing threat of terrorism in Europe; this in unconscionable.
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"Mom called me crying over this unconscionable threat to losing nursing home care desperately needed," Grabert wrote.
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It is unconscionable that the Trump administration would choose to send people back to such grim circumstances.
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Potentially more problematic, unconscionable numbers of treatment studies contain the fatal flaw of confusing correlation with causation.
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So let's try to pivot from outrage at gross words to condemnation of unconscionable behavior and policies.
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Many global security issues involve complex trade-offs, but this is different: Our behavior is just unconscionable.
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Five years later, Rose's mom, Patty Watts, has just been released from prison for her unconscionable deceptions.
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It is unconscionable that America's families are driving on highways and over bridges that are falling apart.
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It will be an unconscionable failure of moral leadership if the United States does not step up.
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"It is devastating and unconscionable that Congress would do this at this juncture," Rosselló said last Friday.
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"It's unconscionable to me that our taxpayers should...be subsidising the Chinese growth model," said a Republican.
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Under the statute, Maryland will field complaints and investigate "unconscionable increases" in prices for essential generic medicines.
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Go deeper: Aviation workers' unions warned that the shutdown presented an "unconscionable" safety threat for air travel.
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Another angle: The unions representing 130,000 aviation workers called the shutdown an "unprecedented" and "unconscionable" safety threat.
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Other members have made it clear that anything Trump can call a "wall" will be an unconscionable defeat.
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This is unconscionable, especially when the majority of health care costs are generated by the oldest, sickest patients.
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The bill would expand gun-owner rights and was blasted as "baffling and unconscionable" by the outgoing governor.
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That labor camps of any kind continue to exist after the horrors of the previous century is unconscionable.
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To that leaker who I hope is listening now, let me say that what you did was unconscionable.
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He remains in prison year after year, enduring a delay that legal experts have called unprecedented and unconscionable.
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On my behalf, [my legal team] will expose Fox's unconscionable conduct, including leaking my name to the media.
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"Noncompete agreements for low-wage workers are unconscionable," Eric Schneiderman, New York's attorney general, said in a statement.
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The Federal court cleared the bank in May of most accusations but upheld a charge of unconscionable conduct.
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Worse, the American destruction of the North's towns and cities was near-total, leading to unconscionable civilian suffering.
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She said in a statement that Wells Fargo's actions were "unconscionable" and that Stumpf should bear direct responsibility.
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"The inhumane treatment of Sterling by this defendant is unconscionable," Smith said in a news release from January.
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It is unconscionable that only 20% of those suffering from a substance abuse disorder have access to treatment.
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We are hearing unconscionable public rhetoric of hatred and witnessing attacks on the rights of already marginalized groups.
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It is simply unconscionable for our government to jeopardize their lives in a political game of misplaced priorities.
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It's unconscionable to put refugees like Carlos and Cristóbal back into mortal peril, yet that's what is happening.
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"Congress has become complicit in these murders by its total, unconscionable deafening silence," he said in a statement.
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The poorly concealed glee that the press corps is expressing at the thought of economic calamity is unconscionable.
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It is unconscionable to deny patients a treatment that has proved to work, be effective, and save lives.
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This unconscionable (!) behavior has led many Bachelor fans to decide he might not have a heart at all.
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It's unconscionable for the U.S. to just pull out of our legacy as a country that welcomes refugees.
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To that leaker, who I hope is listening now, let me say that what you did was unconscionable.
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The Mississippi bill is unconscionable, but it's not an isolated event—it's part of a broader national strategy.
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Iowa is an unrepresentative state, and its caucuses impose an unconscionable burden on voters who wish to participate.
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Whether or not you believe that is impeachable, we should be able to agree that it is unconscionable.
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U.N. human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein on Monday called on Washington to halt its "unconscionable" policy.
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The regulator accused NAB of 8,927 cases of fees for no service and 3,420 instances of unconscionable conduct.
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Of course, any violence is unconscionable, but we've seen a lot of violence coming out of the left.
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The statement condemned the practice of family separation as "unconscionable" and encouraged readers and their parents to speak out.
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The Trump administration's assaults on science are as brazen as they are unconscionable, and they must not go unanswered.
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"Separating children from their parents is unconscionable and contradicts the most basic of American family values," the letter stated.
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Unlockable "found footage" clips dig deeper into the story's human misery, showing graphic scenes of unconscionable violence and murder.
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I remember my seething anger at what I saw as an irresponsible and unconscionable response by Bush and FEMA.
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Army Secretary Mark Esper told Reuters in February that the news reports had alerted the military to "unconscionable" conditions.
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But the violence in Rakhine has reached such an unconscionable level that there can be no justifying continued passivity.
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Yes, but again, there are people with big platforms who act in a way that is just absolutely unconscionable.
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With all these little mistakes adding up, you'd expect that Lenovo must have done something unconscionable to the software.
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Indeed, the suffering ISIS has inflicted during its brutal reign is not only shocking but unconscionable at all levels.
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"Their ultimate objective is to force the world to make an unconscionable choice between Assad and ISIS," says Hokayem.
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"EPA's refusal to ban this dangerous pesticide is unconscionable," said Patti Goldman, the Earthjustice managing attorney handling the case.
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"The outrageous, unconscionable and immoral high prices set by Defendant is nothing more than price gouging," the complaint says.
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Those numbers may seem unconscionable given the wealth concentrated in the United States, but they actually represent an improvement.
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My sentence of 22 years was egregious, and a sentence of life without parole for nonviolent people is unconscionable.
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It would be "unconscionable" to prevent patients from moving their medical records to another office or hospital, he said.
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It's up to all of us to stand for what is right and fight back against these unconscionable policies.
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The difference, of course, is that what was playful for a Manhattan publicity hound is unconscionable for a President.
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"It is devastating and unconscionable that Congress would do this at this juncture," Rossello told NBC News on Friday.
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Terminating DACA and stripping Dreamers of that same hope and opportunity is unconscionable and incompatible with our American values.
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To outlaw these American flags from being hung in county buildings by law enforcement officers is outrageous and unconscionable.
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"The debates are part of the unconscionable fraud that our political campaigns have become," Walter Cronkite wrote in 1998.
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It's unconscionable that North Carolina's lawmakers would go out of their way to stigmatize and injure this vulnerable population.
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Tell that to the men who were killed or wounded because of unconscionable delays in obtaining proper body armor.
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It is truly unconscionable the blind eye that so much of the world is willing to turn toward the displaced.
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But since this is real life and the world is freighted with inequity, many on Twitter found his logic unconscionable.
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Ideally, oversight isn't just a way to name and shame the executive branch for doing things the opposition finds unconscionable.
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America's unconscionable over-incarceration, particularly of nonviolent offenders, which is creating a permanent underclass with no hope of good employment.
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It's unconscionable and I'm furious #IStandWithIlhan Members of Congress have a duty to respond to the President's explicit attack today.
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The church also opposes the president's unconscionable bid to lower the legal age of criminal responsibility from 15 to nine.
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Terrorist attacks are always regarded as unconscionable violations of human life, but they seem especially heinous when children are involved.
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The pinnacle of white feminism, June's role in the Handmaid's world is at best self-serving and at worst unconscionable.
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"The United States' abstention from voting on such a flagrantly one-sided resolution is unconscionable," he said in a statement.
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"For us and for me, it just seemed unconscionable to have a tool available that wasn't being used," says Ivers.
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That would be an unconscionable outcome—doubly so because yellow-fever vaccine is cheap and confers a lifetime of immunity.
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Ashley Broadway-Mack, president of the American Military Partner Association, said it would be "unconscionable" to delay accepting transgender recruits.
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It was unconscionable that the AG would meet with the spouse of someone under federal investigation in such a manner.
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I sent a letter asking the UN to send observers to investigate the unconscionable separation of families at the border.
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A U.N. adviser criticizes the organization for its "morally unconscionable, legally indefensible, and politically self-defeating" response to the epidemic.
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"The fact that any political campaign is trying to use this moment for political opportunism is unconscionable," he told POLITICO.
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Elite colleges like Harvard pour staggering resources into the education of their fortunate students, and hoarding that opportunity is unconscionable.
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"What has been done to these tenants is unconscionable," said Joseph Soldevere, a spokesman for the city's Department of Buildings.
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My wife and I had such a hard time getting pregnant that the thought of it is unconscionable to me.
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It is unconscionable that Google, or any other tech company, would support agencies engaged in caging and torturing vulnerable people.
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And it's just unconscionable to know that the federal work force is being penalized because of politics between the parties.
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It's unconscionable and unchristian, particularly if you believe in the ideas expressed by Jesus in his Sermon on the Mount.
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And that's unconscionable, and I'm working on it and I'm going to put that behind me, and I love acting.
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She loved her job, and now she faced an unconscionable decision: leave the country, or send her baby boy away.
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Do we trust city officials to negotiate with developers on behalf of the public, given the unconscionable shrinking of Donnell?
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That's unconscionable, even borderline nuts, especially now that President Trump himself has seen at first hand the results of inaction.
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In a time of record inequality, the failure of this law to help middle-and working-class folks is unconscionable.
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As Zika continues to spread, proposing a massive cut in the CDC's center that studies birth defects is unconscionable. 2.
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"To write a kid off at an early age and to label them like that is just unconscionable," he says.
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To them, Buttigieg represents an unconscionable offense against progressivism; his growing popularity a source of ceaseless (and often misguided) criticism.
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"The USDA's unconscionable action does not deter us," Laura Batcha, the group's CEO and executive director, said in a statement.
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Even Amazon cannot bring itself to communicate the exact, unconscionable number of the kinds of gloves it has for sale.
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It is, therefore, wrong and unconscionable to speak of African immigrants as if they are bad for the United States.
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Frankly, it's unconscionable this Congress hasn't done a single thing to strengthen America's defenses against these worsening extreme weather threats.
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Just because there was a virus didn't mean the bills stopped, so they continued until it became unconscionable not to.
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His words incited some of this nation's darkest demons and made much of what was once considered unconscionable wholly permissible.
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Sims said Ford's conduct was unconscionable and that it sold surrendered vehicles to wholesalers and customers without disclosing the performance issues.
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In exchange, users can argue that the contract is unconscionable and shouldn't be enforced even though they're legally bound to it.
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"The fact is that its impact, its cruelty, its clear purpose, is an unconscionable religious test," Inslee said at the conference.
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Poverty's permanence is intolerable and unconscionable, and Robin Hood must focus on lifting families across New York City from poverty permanently.
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Stewart's decision comes just days after Perrine described the behavior of Stewart's super PAC as "unconscionable" in an interview with ABC.
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There is no excuse for this delay, which does a disservice to the litigants who are impacted by these unconscionable postponements.
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" Cuomo tweeted after the announcement, saying "It is unconscionable to deny voting rights to New Yorkers who have re-entered society.
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This is unconscionable — particularly because the Foundation previously announced its intention to dissolve more than a year and a half ago.
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"The thought that any state would seek to deter parents by inflicting such abuse on children is unconscionable," al-Hussein said.
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"It is utterly baffling and unconscionable that someone can own a weapon and not be allowed to carry it," he said.
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A judge dismissed the complaint but the plaintiffs are now appealing, saying the arbitration clause is "unconscionable" and should be invalidated.
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This is unconscionable -- particularly because the Foundation previously announced its intention to dissolve more than a year and a half ago.
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That was the extreme — slavery, modern-day forced labor — but generational grinding poverty, and pretty unconscionable labor abuse, was the norm.
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Yet when confronted last summer with a stance he considered unconscionable, Mr. Frazier said, he could not help but speak out.
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"When you don't see someone's humanity, it allows you to do very unconscionable, and often violent things to them," she wrote.
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It is unconscionable that the United States spends so much on its military while inequality grows and social programs are underfunded.
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Mr. Pompeo said that the publication of the official's name, Michael D'Andrea, was "unconscionable" and put his covert status in jeopardy.
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It's unconscionable that Facebook didn't reveal what happened in 2015, when the company now says it first found out about it.
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To me, that is an unconscionable breach of faith with the families of our warfighters and perhaps a violation of law.
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It would be unconscionable for the United States to cut humanitarian aid to Africa now, as the Trump administration is threatening.
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"It's unconscionable that cell companies are facilitating the sale of location information to bounty hunters," privacy expert Guarav Laroia told Motherboard.
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It is unconscionable for any politician to attempt to abridge this sacrosanct religious liberty by inserting themselves into the employee-employer relationship.
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"State government cannot stop unconscionable price increases, but it can shed light on such rapacious corporate behavior," Brown said in a statement.
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"It's unconscionable that YouTube's algorithms continue to push conspiracy videos to users that spread disinformation and, ultimately, harm the public health," Rep.
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After filing a lawsuit in federal court, a Delaware judge ruled that the loan in question was not only illegal but "unconscionable".
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Yet behaviour that would have seemed unconscionable two years ago does not now seem to trouble Mr Trump's party colleagues too much.
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The idea that these stupid inside jokes could make sense to anyone else, let alone become a source of profit, was unconscionable.
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"The heinous crimes these children endured are absolutely unconscionable," Kane told reporters in unveiling the report, based on a two-year investigation.
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" Julie Murray, the Public Citizen attorney who is at the helm of CSPI's case against the FDA, calls the FDA's negligence "unconscionable.
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"It was unconscionable that millions of families across the country were not being accepted into the community that needed help," Wright said.
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While these methods are questionable while interrogating an adult, the thought of treating a 14-year-old in this manner is unconscionable.
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However, he noted that while Westpac did not break the law its actions amounted to "unconscionable conduct and misleading or deceptive conduct".
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I wouldn't have let my friend read what is perhaps the most unconscionable postgame quote in the history of Game 7 losses.
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"I think it's unconscionable," said Pat Devaney, president of the Associated Fire Fighters of Illinois, which advocates on behalf of Illinois firefighters.
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Since the dawn of the reproductive rights movement, advocates have argued that forcing unwilling women into motherhood is dehumanizing, unconscionable, and unjust.
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" The company also said what happened was "unconscionable and a reminder of how far we still have to go as a society.
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" She said, "It is unconscionable that we don't have any data, when you think about the vast power given to a guardian.
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"They're not available here because of government inertia, and it's unconscionable," he says, speaking with characteristic speed, enunciating every syllable for emphasis.
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"It's unconscionable that this policy was carried out without any plans or procedures in place to eventually reunite these families," she said.
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Nevertheless, the Trump administration is preparing to dust off this old theory — this time, with an unconscionable new variation on the theme.
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The two men had never met, but for a week they have been bound by the unspeakable grief of two unconscionable desecrations.
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"This is an unconscionable abuse of a program designed to incentivize research and development of treatments for rare diseases," the letter said.
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"It was unconscionable that she was suspected of up to 60 murders, and everyone felt they could not do anything," he said.
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It is equally unconscionable that America's families are sending our children to schools that are falling apart and lack quality broadband access.
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Now that we better understand the effects of war, it is unconscionable that our newest veterans are being discharged for similar reasons.
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"Appalling and unconscionable behavior against members of our community runs counter to everything Airbnb stands for," David King, an Airbnb official, said.
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The problem of clerical sex abuse has more to do with the unconscionable celibacy law and nothing to do with sexual orientation.
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"The level of corporate greed alleged in this multistate lawsuit is heartless and unconscionable," Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak said in a statement.
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Scott spent yesterday at a rally for Senate hopeful Beto O'Rourke, who is trying to depose unconscionable coward Ted Cruz in Texas.
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The audacity of some prominent figures in the media and politics to instead further attack these children with baseless accusations is unconscionable.
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INGRAHAM: All right, guys, and by the way, the victims of last year&aposs Las Vegas massacre are facing an unconscionable new indignity.
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As US Attorney, he engaged in an unconscionable agreement w/ Jeffrey Epstein kept secret from courageous, young victims preventing them from seeking justice.
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The fact that it is still a threat to us in America is really unconscionable and has no place in our free society.
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But as the world thinks about what it will take to feed 9 billion people in a rapidly changing climate, it's become unconscionable.
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But proponents of permitless carry believe that any obstacles that could delay the exercising of a person's right to self-defense are unconscionable.
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"Preying on minors and hooking them on a potentially lethal, lifelong nicotine addiction is unconscionable," Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a statement.
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It's unconscionable that major developers and publishers like Valve can't be bothered to implement the most basic player safety features in their games.
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But the president shouldn't be too happy: The hearing brought more attention to his unconscionable conduct over the course of the Russia investigation.
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But I speak as someone who spends an unconscionable amount of time watching YouTube videos on his laptop: the black bars don't matter.
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"This is a horrendous case where a young woman was subjected to unconscionable treatment," Attorney General Josh Shapiro said in a statement Sunday.
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DKNY founder Donna Karan is now calling Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct "unconscionable and unforgivable" — just days after defending the embattled movie mogul.
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It is unconscionable that anyone would force a rape survivor to enter into a settlement agreement rather than having her day in court.
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Their unconscionable larceny amounted to more than a million dollars' worth of devices stolen from Apple Stores — the equivalent of hundreds of iPhones.
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The United Nations' high commissioner for human rights, Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, denounced the Trump administration's policy on the border as "unconscionable" Monday.
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But that doesn't mean it isn't unconscionable for Apple to continue to sell outdated products to people who may not know any better.
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That the witness intimidation continues while hundreds of thousands of honest public servants are without pay moves it from just outrageous to unconscionable.
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"In my state ... the thought of losing thousands more jobs [is] unconscionable," Mooney said at a House Natural Resources Committee hearing in September.
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"Taking your pregnant wife to a very dangerous place, to me and the kind of person I am, is unconscionable," he told ABC.
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"It's unconscionable how people are profiteering off the pain of others, and we're going to make sure we hold them accountable," he said.
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We're going to come into session on Tuesday night, and then we're going to go on vacation on Friday, and that is unconscionable.
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It's abhorrent, unfair, unconscionable and just downright heartless for the richest and most powerful country on earth to treat American workers that way.
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That's unconscionable when increasingly we have robust evidence about the kinds of initiatives (like home visitation, prekindergarten and "career academies") that reduce disparities.
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It is unconscionable that anyone in the wealthiest country in the world has to choose between buying food and paying for prescription drugs.
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But it's even more unconscionable to take care away from those who already have it, as the Republican health bill threatens to do.
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It's completely unconscionable that a survivor in one state would have a completely different set of rights than a survivor in another state.
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"The conditions imposed by the DOJ were an unconscionable attempt to bully the city and its residents into changing our policies," Kenney said.
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Given this arbitrariness in the system, it is unconscionable to let a man languish on death row without even testing all the evidence.
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"The fact that the President would take Putin at his word over that of the intelligence community is quite simply unconscionable," Clapper said.
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It is unconscionable for men to stand aside and treat this as a "women's issue" that only female members of Congress can address.
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It's unconscionable for a handful of elite colleges to amass enormous tax-advantaged endowments and use them to perpetuate privilege in this way.
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"It's unconscionable to have U.S. companies give money to terrorists who then kill U.S. troops," said one of the plaintiffs, Ami Neiberger-Miller.
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"It is an unconscionable case against children, and that is why people are reacting," Yulia Pavlikova, Anna's mother, told reporters at the march.
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"We believe Purdue's conduct has been unconscionable, and we intend to hold the company accountable," Attorney General Herbert Slatery said in a statement.
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The settled view of Carnegie—that his philanthropy was great and his business practices unconscionable—suggests history's judgment will be more clear-eyed.
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" New York Attorney General Letitia James also weighed in on the proposed rule, calling the EPA's plans an "unconscionable assault on the environment.
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"In terms of gradations of immorality, holding people for years who we have no national security interest in detaining is unconscionable," she said.
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It's unconscionable, and in direct contrast to U.S. values, that federal policy would prioritize expedition of unaccompanied children's return to these horrendous conditions.
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Bremmer: Number one, because Bloomberg is going to spend an unconscionable amount of money no matter who the nominee is on the Dems.
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To further restrict women who are already in painful and difficult situations, give them one more thing to be stressed about… it's unconscionable.
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"The thought that any state would seek to deter parents by inflicting such abuse on children is unconscionable," al-Hussein, a Jordanian prince, said.
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He also wants to "halt the unconscionable practice of selling fetal parts for profit," which is not a practice that actually takes place. Rep.
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" And when Trump proposed in March of 1003 a plan to "weaken" emission standards on cars, Brown called it "an unconscionable gift to polluters.
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"It is unconscionable to target a little girl in a children's hospital," said Michael Tan, a staff attorney with the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project.
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"The notion of anybody spending time behind bars for something they did not do because of a rogue cop is unconscionable," said state Sen.
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All the evidence shows that the death penalty risks killing innocents, brings unconscionable delays between conviction and execution and is imposed arbitrarily and unreliably.
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"Taking your pregnant wife to a very dangerous place, to me and the kind of person I am, is unconscionable," he told ABC News.
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But the clearly unconscionable nature of family separation hasn't stopped the administration and its cheerleaders from doing backflips to justify these human rights abuses.
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Yet it raises concerns about her conduct and uncandid response to the scandal—upon which Donald Trump, her unconscionable Republican rival, will now feast.
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The death of Jamal Khashoggi at the hands of a Saudi government seeking to silence his voice is as horrific as it is unconscionable.
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"Confining immigrants in these conditions is unconscionable and unconstitutional," said Victoria Lopez, senior staff attorney at the ACLU National Prison Project, in the statement.
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This may propagate the unconscionable and false notion that a person's cancer progressed or became terminal because of a failure to fight hard enough.
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And he said, 'There will be a day when it will be unconscionable for a record label to claim ownership over someone else's work.
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It was unprecedented and unconscionable that Republican leaders with the support of Republican senators did not even grant the widely acclaimed Garland a hearing.
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In a statement then, Northam called the decision "unconscionable" and challenged his Republican rival, Ed Gillespie, to join him in rebuking the White House.
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They were bad, which is a thing that happens to baseball teams, but they were bad in unconscionable parallel with other bigger, broader badnesses.
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"What you did with this aircraft was highly reckless and unconscionable," a federal judge, US Magistrate Judge Chris McAliley, said at Wednesday's bail hearing.
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"Jews targeted on Shabbat morning at synagogue, a holy place of worship, is unconscionable," the head of the Anti-Defamation League wrote on Twitter.
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"The fact that the defendant is an N.Y.P.D. officer evidences an unconscionable violation of his oath to uphold the law and protect the public."
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" Castro, a former mayor of San Antonio, Texas, and the grandson of a Mexican immigrant, said on Twitter Northam's "behavior was racist and unconscionable.
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It is unconscionable and unacceptable for nurses, doctors, and orderlies to be fighting on the front lines without face masks and other critical gear.
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Doing nothing to address this crisis is unconscionable to our families, our friends, our neighbors and the middle-class bedrock of our great nation.
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"Facebook is too big and too powerful, and it is unconscionable for financial companies to aid it in monopolizing our economic infrastructure," said Sen.
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That settlement offer, which a lawyer for many plaintiffs condemned as "unconscionable," followed an agreement under which Michigan State promised to pay $500 million.
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A victim of the most inane biographical rummaging at the best of times, Jane Austen is suffering unconscionable prying two centuries after her death.
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"To pin that on homelessness is outrageous, absurd, unconscionable and makes no sense because it's everybody's sewage together when these systems overflow," Fleischli said.
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The NFL in 2015 agreed to give up the tax-exempt status for its league office, after lawmakers denounced it as an unconscionable giveaway.
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For the president to put these men and women in such a position, simply out of petulance over congressional opposition, would be especially unconscionable.
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It is unconscionable that she languished in prison for years while those allegedly implicated by the information she revealed still haven't been brought to justice.
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Thursday that Syria's warring parties, particularly the government, were committing "atrocious acts" and "unconscionable abuses" against civilians.
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"The fact that these attacks are happening but we have a president-elect who wants to partner with our attackers is absolutely unconscionable," McMullin said.
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ADAM NELSONOakland, California Your endorsement of the ruling African National Congress ahead of South Africa's general election was unconscionable ("South Africa's best bet", April 603th).
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"Rhetoric" didn't make today's whacko shoot either" National Review Online Editor Charles Cooke: "This editorial is an unconscionable disgrace and the Times should be ashamed.
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The managers' names were not revealed in the report but the committee found it unconscionable that the issue wasn't brought to Zuckerberg's attention until 2018.
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But it doesn't take much more than basic human decency to know that cracking jokes at the sight of another person's lifeless body is unconscionable.
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This is an unconscionable crime in a city with open sewers, endemic violence, abject poverty, and lack of economic opportunities for millions of its citizens.
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And we're going to take on the gun lobby because it is absolutely unconscionable to have... (APPLAUSE) ... 33,000 people a year die from gun violence.
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"It is shocking and unconscionable that our patients struggle to secure a basic medicine like insulin," said AMA board member William McDade in a statement.
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So awful that my colleagues still don't understand their unconscionable silence has become a green light for would-be shooters, who perceive inaction as endorsement.
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"As US Attorney, he engaged in an unconscionable agreement w/ Jeffrey Epstein kept secret from courageous, young victims preventing them from seeking justice," she wrote.
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"Our hearts are with the victims of what appears to be yet another unconscionable act of terror," House Speaker Paul Ryan said in a statement.
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"The thought that any state would seek to deter parents by inflicting such abuse on children is unconscionable," Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein said in Geneva.
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"It is devastating and unconscionable that Congress would do this at this juncture," Rossello told NBC News last week, when the bill was first released.
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"As parents, it is unconscionable that the US government is actively tearing apart immigrant families," the group's organizers said in a release about Thursday's events.
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"Our hearts are broken for the many victims who were injured or lost their lives tonight in this unconscionable attack," the company said via Twitter.
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"I will immediately remove myself from the trip due to the nature of this unconscionable act by my government and my employer's complicity," he wrote.
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Just maybe, despite our more than 30,000 annual gun deaths and mass incarceration and unconscionable poverty, those Scandinavians aren't any more civilized than we are.
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"The pay disparity is unconscionable," said David Nocenti, the executive director of Union Settlement, a community-based organization that serves about 400 prekindergarten-age students.
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"It should be unconscionable for us to sit here and dictate what to do with a woman's body," said Representative C. Denise Marcelle, a Democrat.
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"As U.S. Attorney, he engaged in an unconscionable agreement w/ Jeffrey Epstein kept secret from courageous, young victims preventing them from seeking justice," Pelosi wrote.
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Some of those state laws prohibit "unconscionable" or "excessive" price increases during a state of emergency, while others outlaw specific increases, typically 10% or 15%.
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"Just to decide this, to eradicate their identity and history and culture and rename them at will, is not only preposterous, its unconscionable," Ashrawi said.
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That's an unconscionable encroachment on free speech; it effectively gags doctors and nurses from giving patients accurate information about their completely legal health care options.
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"It is unconscionable to deny voting rights to New Yorkers who have paid their debt and have re-entered society," he said in a statement.
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"Attacks targeting U.N. personnel working to help the Afghan people are unconscionable, and we condemn this attack in the strongest possible terms," Mr. Pompeo said.
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"This bill is dangerous, it is unconstitutional and it is just unconscionable," said Ms. Davison-Rippey, who called on Ms. Reynolds to veto the bill.
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" The Texas Democrat called Trump's comments "unconscionable" and said "every black person in this country ought to be up in arms about what he said.
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The justices might want to avoid stating the obvious: The president of the United States signed an executive order based on unconscionable prejudice against Muslims.
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By pardoning accused and convicted war criminals, the president is sending a message that this nation will allow unconscionable crimes of war to go unpunished.
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"It is unconscionable that hundreds of publicly-held U.S. companies have no women directors," New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said in the statement today.
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Trump's attack on the Iran deal is so unbelievable, unforgivable, and unconscionable because it also brings us closer to war with nuclear-armed North Korea.
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"This is an unconscionable and gruesomely damaging manipulation of innocent children for vindictive and self-serving motives," he read from a two-page written statement.
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The 103-page lawsuit by state Attorney General Christopher Porrino accused Purdue of engaging in unconscionable commercial practices, making false claims and creating a public nuisance.
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Witnessing the UN's human-rights chief actually get something right when he chastised America's "unconscionable" decision to inflict "abuse on children" is certainly one of them.
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"To think that for nearly a half-century Kitty's own family didn't know that Kitty died in the arms of a friend is unconscionable," says Solomon.
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"Unconscionable," the co-owner of the Atlanta Hawks and former NBA star told CNN's Van Jones Sunday evening at the "Citizen by CNN" event in Detroit.
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Materials were different back then, as were ethics: Restorers sometimes assembled two incomplete objects together to make a whole, which would be unconscionable by today's standards.
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"Our hearts are broken for the many victims who were injured or lost their lives tonight in this unconscionable attack," the company said separately via Twitter.
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Regardless of what one thinks of the overall gun control agenda, it is unconscionable to stigmatize and impose this onerous burden on innocent Americans with disabilities.
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It is unconscionable that anyone would block this bill to help protect pregnant women and their babies from the threats posed by this heartbreaking Zika epidemic.
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"It's unconscionable to think that, you know the President of the United States would, you know, say that about a segment of the population," he said.
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"It is frankly unconscionable that our soldiers and their families would be living in these types of conditions," said the Secretary of the Army Mark Esper.
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Of course, we aren't forgetting the big games either — it would be unconscionable to ignore games like Super Mario Maker 2 and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.
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As in the Fast and Furious case, Republican exploitation of the deaths of American patriots for political gain – openly admitted in the Benghazi case – is unconscionable.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Shreve Ariail said the "unconscionable" treatment they received in Djibouti factored into extending plea deals that capped their prison terms at 15 years.
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The state of California sued DeVos last year over the decision to repay only some of the loans, calling it an "unconscionable" choice by the department.
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" But later in the day, he tweeted, "Yesterday's attack on a humanitarian convoy in #Syria was an unconscionable act to prevent aid from reaching innocent Syrians.
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"Make no mistake about what's at stake here: firing Rosenstein would be the same unconscionable assault on the rule of law as firing Mueller," she wrote.
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That, together with justice for victims and reforms in the fishing industry, is the only way to end the unconscionable tragedy of human trafficking in Thailand.
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In 2017, as the administration's first waves of unconscionable, norm-breaking moves began to impact the country, a desperate population demanded entertainment refuge from the onslaught.
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From a travel enthusiast's point of view, that's a nearly free international flight; for a climate change activist, it's an unconscionable incentive to pollute the planet.
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"The thought that any state would seek to deter parents by inflicting such abuse on children is unconscionable," Hussein said, in a speech on June 18.
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Representative Nancy Pelosi, the speaker-designate of the House, deemed the death of two children in United States custody "unconscionable" and called on Congress to investigate.
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We've spent years collecting it all—there's so much of it—that doing anything other than towing it along with us until we die feels unconscionable.
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Waiting 80 years to close a gap like that when we have the tools and expertise we need to prevent most of these deaths is unconscionable.
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" Dr. Leana Wen, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, shot back Friday, calling the rule a "gag rule" and describing it as "unconscionable and unethical.
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Democrats consider unconscionable Republicans' refusal to recognise that gun control makes schools safer; Republicans fear Democrats' harping on the subject presages a wider assault on liberty.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.), the top Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee, said it was "unconscionable" to raise flood insurance premiums after the summer hurricanes.
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Representative Virginia Foxx, Republican of North Carolina, a sponsor of the legislation, called it "unconscionable" that the Obama administration's rule was denying workers federal consumer protections.
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"The failure of this body to do anything — anything at all — in the face of that continued slaughter isn't just painful to us, it's unconscionable," Sen.
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"It is unconscionable that any woman, particularly a mentally ill woman, would be abandoned in her cell to deliver her own baby," he wrote in the letter.
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Members of the team of monitors told CNN the conditions they witnessed were "unconscionable," noting a lack of soap and restrictions on how often children could shower.
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"This is an unconscionable act of retaliation," Jens David Ohlin, a vice dean at Cornell Law School and an expert in criminal and constitutional law, told Insider.
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The state Attorney General's office said it will field complaints and investigate "unconscionable increases" in essential generic medicines when the closely watched law takes effect Oct. 1.
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A US Presidential Bioethics Commission report in 2011 condemned the Cold War experiments as "unconscionable," and spurred calls for recompense of the victims, their descendants, and families.
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The fact that watching the Super Bowl endorses these American power structures and does not actually consume three hours and 44 minutes of my life is unconscionable.
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" The case returned to the spotlight last month with a Netflix miniseries, When They See Us. Writer-director Ava DuVernay told PEOPLE that Trump's behavior was "unconscionable.
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So Donald Trump's proposal to conduct mass deportations of illegal immigrants, many of who will have lived in the US for years if not decades, looks unconscionable.
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As in the Fast and Furious case, Republican exploitation of the deaths of American patriots for political gain – openly admitted to in the Benghazi case – is unconscionable.
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First Lady Michelle Obama: It is utterly unconscionable that people who fought for our country would ever have to sleep on the streets when they return home.
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Apple chief executive Tim Cook opened the company's high-profile developer conference on Monday by condemning the "unconscionable" mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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The fact that Kushner did not disclose this in his clearance form for a prolonged period of time is unconscionable and grounds for revocation of his clearance.
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Apple chief executive Tim Cook opened the company's high-profile developer conference on Monday by condemning the "unconscionable" mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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"The defendant committed unconscionable acts against a young child, the emotional and psychological effects of which she'll have to deal with her entire life," Mr. Montgomery said.
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Tesla's not making "details of the accident public for nearly two months — and then not until regulators announced their inquiries" — possibly for public relations reasons, is unconscionable.
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"The thought that any state would seek to deter parents by inflicting such abuse on children is unconscionable," Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein said in Geneva on Monday.
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"The recent wave of mass shootings is horrifying, and the federal government's failure to act on any form of meaningful gun safety laws is unconscionable," Cuomo said.
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If Art Stage is Asia, then Wulia's work is where an unconscionable number of Asians find themselves: in the dark spaces between the states and their laws.
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The blundering lack of an effective testing program in the US is an unconscionable failure and has led (and will lead) to more transmission of COVID-19.
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Thanks to these three, the University of Colorado has come closer than most institutions to wrestling with an urgent question: Is running a college football program unconscionable?
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"It's unconscionable that there are this many lawyers in the room," said presiding Judge William Alsup in San Francisco's District Court for the Northern District of California.
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But the law passed with overwhelming support of the city council and Mayor Bill de Blasio, who does not seem pleased with the last-minute lawsuit. Unconscionable.
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"It's unconscionable to put someone with serious mental illness into a segregation cell for 23 hours a day and let their demons chase them around," Raemisch said.
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And if we respect hard work, then we should reward it, instead of deploying this value to shame the poor and justify our unconscionable and growing inequality.
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Let's give O'Brien credit for her energy and passion, for reminding us that at every moment girls are being abused and exploited with unconscionable cruelty and malice.
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In Brazil, illegal mining is estimated to bring in more than a billion dollars a year—for Bolsonaro, an apparently unconscionable amount of money to give up.
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"For the federal government to permit certain states to allow for charitable deductions, but not others that are following the same principles, is unconscionable," Mr. Murphy said.
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"There is some case law where if the court decides that what they're doing is unconscionable, that can be a claim in and of itself," he said.
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For now, Trump's shocking and unconscionable tweet has downgraded that feud and united Democrats, who immediately drafted a House resolution that formally condemns his comments as racist.
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There are no words that can fully describe my alienation from the unconscionable mandate that now brands millions of people as unworthy of entry upon our shores.
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To close an unconscionable loophole created by the courts in lawsuits brought by children sold online for sex, the House of Representatives passed sensible, narrowly tailored legislation.
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"It is unconscionable that in the wealthiest nation in the world we have allowed our fellow citizens to suffer for so long," Sanders said in a statement.
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But sir, the fact that you don't give a crap that it endangered me is unconscionable and I'm going to get my lawyer and I'm coming for you.
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What made slavery unconscionable in the United States, even as it went largely unchallenged in some other parts of the world, was its unmistakable contradiction with American ideals.
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"To have in Maduro a leader that will not allow humanitarian aid into his own country as people are starving and people are dying is unconscionable," Pence said.
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McFarland's defense team has argued that a sentence of 15 years or more would be unconscionable, in part, because the perpetrators of the Madoff scheme received shorter sentences.
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Some mummy bloggers may find it unconscionable that a mother would expose her child to extra risks in order to treat herself to a few hours of sleep.
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We all have a responsibility to keep our kids safe from violence, and it's unconscionable that they live in fear that one day their school may be next.
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Worst Movie: The epitome of all that's wrong with modern blockbusters—ugly CGI, unconscionable derivativeness, open-ended resolutions that make room for possible sequels—Warcraft killed my soul.
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Each day, they'd have to decide whether the job they were being asked to do was unconscionable enough to risk destabilizing the agency by starting a leak war.
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Where some people see a frugal billionaire who should be emulated, Sanders and others see an unconscionable hoarding of a fortune built on the backs of underpaid employees.
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President Trump's "zero tolerance" immigration policy that's resulting in separating migrant children from their families was slammed as "unconscionable" by the United Nations' Human Rights Council on Monday.
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"It is unconscionable to think that this administration would sell out America's outdoor heritage to benefit corporate interests in the oil, gas, and mining industries," the Democrats wrote.
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It is unconscionable to force millions of taxpayers who oppose abortion to provide tax advantages for abortion expenses, particularly when such advantages are barred for other controversial uses.
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For Trump to conduct a secret meeting with Putin in Helsinki, with no Americans present except the American translator, was an unconscionable breach of trust and common sense.
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He wanted his leaders to understand that young families, like his, would find it "unconscionable" to drop their children off at a building where 26 people were murdered.
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It's unconscionable that starting this week, those who have worked tirelessly at our airports and federal prisons — among many other worksites and offices — will come home empty-handed.
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"It is unconscionable that any woman, particularly a mentally ill woman, would be abandoned in her cell to deliver her own baby," Finklestein wrote, according to the Herald.
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"USC was complicit in these unconscionable acts because it suppressed and concealed years of complaints about Tyndall's sexually charged and deviant comments and behavior," according to the complaints.
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Allowing this injustice to continue is an unconscionable act that extends the reach of Nazi crimes to the descendants of Holocaust victims attempting to reclaim their family history.
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"The abuse and mistreatment of animals in the manner that occurred in this instance was unconscionable," Dakota County Attorney James Backstrom said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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That is unconscionable, and it directly affects the support we provide to U.S. service members in the field, not to mention the national security of the United States.
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The fact that it's not as good as Alien is forgivable, but the fact that it so fundamentally misunderstands why Alien is a good movie is practically unconscionable.
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"The ongoing police violence and destruction and confiscation of people's belongings is inhumane and unconscionable," Bénédicte Jeannerod, the Director of France's HRW office said in a recent report.
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I fear that too many Democrats, understandably traumatized by the unconscionable reality of the Trump presidency, are now leaning toward their safest candidates rather than their favorite ones.
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Long before the unconscionable family-separation catastrophe at our southern border, President Trump had made the battle against illegal immigrants the rallying cry of his campaign and administration.
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"What's happening at those detention centers in Texas is unconscionable, just beyond belief," said Navratilova, the top-ranked woman in tennis for much of the 0003s and '80s.
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It is immoral and unconscionable that Republicans and their leaders in Congress and the state legislatures have continually scuttled commonsense gun reform, as this epidemic of violence rages.
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Given the unconscionable disparity of wealth all across our nation, I can assure you that abandoning our brothers and sisters in need will not make America great again.
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" "For me, once we can cleanse this hustle, (we can) establish some rules, insert some shame and some collective values which can see unconscionable acts treated as punishable.
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Unsympathetic characters can be compelling, of course, goading the reader forward by sheer force of personality and the desire to see what deliciously unconscionable things might happen next.
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The 36-year old from Utah was caught selling marijuana and was sentenced to an unconscionable 55 years of prison by falling prey to Utah's three-strikes law.
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It is simply unconscionable that the Palestinian Authority actually rewards, rather than discourages terrorists, naming public squares in their honor and providing blood money payments to their families.
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It is unconscionable that the likely Democratic nominee for president would be in the position of participating in the removal of the person they are seeking to unseat.
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And one night, when things go from horrible to unconscionable, Clare snaps and begins a journey of revenge, accompanied by a young Aboriginal man named Billy (Baykali Ganambarr).
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MALKIN: Yes, I just want to add something because it&aposs so galling and unconscionable for these media outlets now to fashion themselves the champions of our intelligence agencies.
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"We have been able to curb the immediate and disturbing consequences of an unconstitutional and unconscionable executive order," said Marielena Hincapie, executive director of the National Immigration Law Center.
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" The letter noted the fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago, whose tickets cost between $1,250 and $100,000 apiece, saying the hospital's willingness to go through with that event is "unconscionable.
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We find it unconscionable that a Party once trusted on the economy, more than any other, is now recklessly marching the country to the cliff edge of no deal.
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Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh said that states have a well-defined role to play in policing "unconscionable" business activity against consumers, especially when they have no other recourse.
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"The right to vote is fundamental and it is unconscionable to deny that basic right of citizenship to New Yorkers who have paid their debt to society," Cuomo said.
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"Democratic Senator Ron Wyden also blasted Google and Apple for hosting the app on Monday, saying hosting it was "unconscionable" and enables "abusive practices against women in Saudi Arabia.
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But the reality is that every 90 seconds, a child is dying because of lack of access to clean water and sanitation, and that's just totally unconscionable, and unnecessary.
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"We offer our deepest sympathies to everyone whose lives were touched by this violence — this senseless, unconscionable act of terrorism, of hate aimed at dividing and destroying," he said.
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But it's time for people like me and you -- parents, Americans -- to stand up against this unconscionable policy that devastates the most basic and fundamental relationship human beings know.
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"It's unconscionable to think women would have very severely affected pregnancies and would struggle in the US to end a pregnancy they do not want to carry," Curry said.
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"And if we respect hard work, then we should reward it, instead of deploying this value to shame the poor and justify our unconscionable and growing inequality," Desmond says.
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" Senator Kamala Harris, Democrat of California, who sits on the Senate Homeland Security Committee, wrote in a Twitter post: "Sheriff David Clarke's unconscionable record makes him unfit to serve.
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"Attacks targeting UN personnel working to help the Afghan people are unconscionable and we condemn this act in the strongest possible terms," Pompeo told reporters at the State Department.
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"It's unconscionable that the Senate has turned its back on the brave Afghan men and women who put their lives on the line to support our troops," Shaheen said.
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"NAB engaged in unconscionable conduct from at least May 2018 by continuing to charge ongoing service fees to certain customers," the Australian Securities & Investments Commission said in a statement.
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"The Estate of Terrill Thomas brings this action to hold Defendants accountable for subjecting Mr. Thomas to unconscionable pain and suffering and causing his death," the suit reportedly says.
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This "enforcer" would be able to fine drug manufacturers that have "unconscionable" price hikes, though the exact mechanism for leveling the fines isn't made clear in the early proposal.
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"Wokeness" makes an ideological imperative out of bearing witness: You have to expose yourself to the disturbing things that are happening to others, because turning away is morally unconscionable.
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"It's unconscionable and ethical for politicians to censor what we can say to our patients based on whether they depend on federal assistance for their health care," Wen said.
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Or maybe I'll spend the rest of my life in high-risk pools with unconscionable premiums just because one of my balls randomly turned against me when I was 29.
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If, as he suggests, the investigation were politically motivated, that would, of course, be unconscionable and wrong -- but a rambling tweet would still be the wrong way to counter it.
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The sender apologized, the outrage machine churned, and the DNC was accused of the unconscionable crime of putting its finger on the scale for Hillary by questioning her opponent's beliefs.
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"Under Rimi, AQAP committed unconscionable violence against civilians in Yemen and sought to conduct and inspire numerous attacks against the United States and our forces," Trump said in a statement.
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Faced with searing examples of unconscionable police violence against unarmed black men, of concocted justifications laid bare by video, too many still speak of isolated cases and overblown racial hysteria.
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It is unconscionable that so little is being done to ensure that minimally speaking autistic people like my son are able to accurately communicate their wants, needs, hopes, and opinions.
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"We can all agree, eight children being unintentionally shot and injured or killed every day is simply unconscionable," Kris Brown, co-president of the Brady Center said in a statement.
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It's not far-fetched, though, to think that someone in Cannon's life will get through to him — because, frankly, allowing someone to harbor and disseminate such troubling lies is unconscionable.
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"It is unconscionable that children should be dying in the year 113 â€" that anyone should be dying in the year 2017 â€" due to lack of food," Stern said.
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"It is unconscionable that we continue to allow this to happen when it could be fixed…with technology that is already available," Amber Rollins, the director of the nonprofit KidsAndCars.
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In a floor speech, Kildee said Congress has a "moral responsibility" to pass an aid package and that it would be "unconscionable" to leave for a recess without doing so.
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South Sudan's action in silencing Ms. Mednick was indeed uncanny, and unconscionable, and warrants the loudest protest from organizations and governments that deem peace and elemental human rights worth defending.
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ANTONIA TAMPLIN Bronx To the Editor: Speaker Paul Ryan's description of the sit-in by House Democrats seeking a vote on gun control legislation as a publicity stunt is unconscionable.
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"It would be unconscionable to reverse course now and continue to force transgender recruits to hide their gender identity in order to enter the military," she said in a statement.
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It's unconscionable that amidst a global human manitarian crisis, refugees will bear the additional burden of proving "exceptional" value or assimilation potential in the administrations' increasingly purist vision of America.
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Businesses that impose prohibited conditions have a chance to rebut the presumption that they're unconscionable, but once the conditions are deemed unenforceable, the business faces a $1,000-per-violation penalty.
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Provisions that would limit damages against a seller, require the customer to disclaim a warranty, or instances where bargaining power is lop-sided are all examples of an unconscionable contract.
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It's a random happenstance in an isolated, wealthy urban enclave put up against a regular occurrence of unconscionable, unjustifiable violence on a stretch of road that looks like any other.
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Letter To the Editor: Re " '14 Memo Shows Newark School Officials Knew of Lead Risks" (news article, March 12): It's unconscionable that Newark schoolchildren were exposed to high lead levels.
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It is unconscionable to militate against Turkey, our NATO ally, as Washington is hoodwinked by this masked source of terror and instability nestled comfortably in our own backyard in Pennsylvania.
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I think if I got my name out there, they would target us," he said, then added, "The way they use local lawyers to go after you is almost unconscionable.
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Dr. Drew's still fired up about coronavirus -- specifically, the media's "unconscionable" role in causing a panic -- and suggests you turn to just one group for advice ... and Dr. Oz agrees.
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" She continued, "it's unconscionable to give DC the least amount of funding of any state, especially given the unique challenges we take on as the seat of the federal government.
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It's the unconscionable war in Yemen, where we are complicit in the deaths of almost a quarter million Yemenis so far, many of them children who have starved to death.
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"It's unconscionable that the Republicans are seeking to undermine the health care safety net during a pandemic, which could sicken more individuals and further strain hospitals," Youdelman told VICE News.
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A failure to do so would be catastrophic for Greece and an unconscionable stain on Germany, whose stubbornness is costing Greece the only durable solution to its woes: economic recovery.
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To think that we're paring back on health care, education or defense because millions of dollars are being spent to insulate members from sexual harassment allegations and lawsuits — it's unconscionable.
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That black men are four times more likely to be sent to isolation, as the article noted, and are held there about 40 percent longer than white men, is unconscionable.
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Congress has the power to reverse these terrible policies and it's important today more than ever for Members of Congress to speak out about this discriminatory and unconscionable travel ban.
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With all of the problems in the world, with all of the challenges we face at home and abroad, it's unconscionable that congressional Republicans are working to gut women's health.
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Sherlock has never been forced to reckon with any of the utterly unconscionable things he's done to John over the years (look back at that list — it's a horrific list!).
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The competition watchdog is examining the timing and notice of the cuts, exposing both to fines of A$1.1 million if found guilty of misleading conduct or elements of unconscionable conduct.
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In fact, on of the Reich's first book burnings focused on Hirschfield's library and collection of research — the loss of this material is incalculable, and the ensuing loss of life unconscionable.
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Sanders, an independent from Vermont, and Maryland Democrat Cummings called the price "unconscionable" in their letter Monday and asked Marathon to "significantly lower" the price before the drug hits the market.
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Again, it goes back to this crucial idea: African Americans are saying the defense of "I felt afraid" as a reason for shooting an unarmed human being is unacceptable and unconscionable.
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"The idea that our deputies would think, 'This is a white man, I can't shoot him, I should take more time,' it's unconscionable, that's racism in its ugliest form," he said.
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The move by Haley to block the appointment of Fayyad to lead the United Nations political mission in Libya has been described as unconscionable by PLO Executive Committee member Hanan Ashrawi.
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"Another thing I think about a lot is how it feels to be a minority woman in America, so rarely seeing yourself onscreen, and it's unconscionable," Witherspoon wrote in the essay.
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As electricity becomes ever-more-central to our lives, and waste becomes ever-more-unconscionable in light of our environmental situation, we will always need more understanding and control over power.
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"It is unconscionable that politicians across this country continue to endanger the lives of Americans with sanctuary policies while ignoring the harm inflicted on their constituents," Homan said in a statement.
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"It is a shame that I have raised five children, and that the jealousy and the greed and the backstabbing that has been exhibited towards a sibling is unconscionable," he said.
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"It is beyond unconscionable now that there continues to be no independent oversight of Canada's immigration detention facilities," said Alex Neve, secretary general of Amnesty International Canada, during the same call.
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By the time the trials began, in October, 19483, the world knew of the death camps, and to many people it seemed unconscionable not to hold the surviving Nazi leaders accountable.
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"It's unconscionable and unreasonable that it has taken so long" to restore power, Dr. Irwin Redlener, director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University, said at the time.
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But again, I'm not just talking nebulous, big-picture prognostication—though any number of the Trump Administration's unconscionable governmental orders could serve as an analogue to Footloose's cartoonishly oppressive dancing ban.
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On a moral level, it seems unconscionable that the richest country in the history of the world cannot—and will not—secure access to basic, affordable health care for its citizens.
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Malpractice law as practiced is too big a mess to discuss here, but one can acknowledge that it has added layers of unnecessary testing, butt-covering, unconscionable malpractice insurance premiums, etc.
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These disparities in funding are unconscionable, as is the American government's illogical refusal to acknowledge that Agent Orange has caused the same damage to the Vietnamese as it has to Americans.
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There's even some reporting to indicate that some young people see an opportunity for travel deals -- unconscionable, given that experts say we should all act as if we have the virus.
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Mr. Trump was an avid student, as evidenced by the empty threats of litigation he aims regularly at reporters or the unconscionable nondisclosure agreements he wrests from his paramours and underlings.
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"As gun violence escalates across the country, it would be unconscionable for me to stand by and do nothing," Councilman Corey O'Connor, one of the legislation's authors, said in a statement.
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Four hundred years later, we look back at this moment as the start of an enduring relationship between the founding of the United States and the unconscionable exploitation of the enslaved.
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And to defend efforts to upend the productive lives of hundreds of thousands of young people in the United States, as the Justice Department has done this week, is simply unconscionable.
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Ethicists and advocates have been arguing for a long time that modern factory farming is unconscionable and that animals, like people, deserve to be part of our circle of moral concern.
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"Emily Townsend, a commercial finance manager, wrote that she finds it "unconscionable to continue working for this company, knowing I am contributing to the spread of climate change denial and lies.
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The complaint accuses Vision of duping residents by not disclosing known defects and housing code violations and of using "predatory and unconscionable lease option contracts" that violate Ohio and Cincinnati laws.
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A vote for Representative Ellison by any member of the DNC would be divisive and unconscionable, not to mention counterproductive to the immediate and necessary steps of rebuilding the Democratic Party.
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A federal judge has dismissed a proposed class action against litigation financing company Oasis Legal Finance Operating Co, upholding a 72 percent annual interest rate that the plaintiffs claimed was unconscionable.
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"We find it unconscionable that a party, once trusted on the economy, more than any other, is now recklessly marching the country to the cliff edge of no deal," they wrote.
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Now with our very election systems on the line, it is unconscionable that an American company would delay the release of information after discovering that our country was under cyber warfare.
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I think it's unconscionable that Apple hasn't found a way to do this yet (outside the limited education market) since it limits the iPad's ability to be a truly shared family device.
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"Under Rimi, AQAP committed unconscionable violence against civilians in Yemen and sought to conduct and inspire numerous attacks against the United States and our forces," the White House said in a statement.
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"The defendant committed unconscionable acts against a young child, the emotional and psychological effects of which she'll have to deal with her entire life," said County Attorney Bill Montgomery, in a statement.
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"It's unconscionable to think that, you know the President of the United States would, you know, say that about a segment of the population," said Hill, whose father grew up in Baltimore.
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The fact that a gay bar was attacked by a Muslim man is not to be brushed aside or understated—it is the unconscionable but predictable consequence of a deep-seated homophobia.
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She also said the plaintiffs could try to show that liability limits in Yahoo's terms of service were "unconscionable," given the allegations that Yahoo knew its security was deficient but did little.
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It is unconscionable that in America, where we fight for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, we tolerate this systematic extermination of an entire generation of the most vulnerable among us.
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"This unconscionable statement is among the many reasons I support today's action and the significant financial penalty associated with it," Democratic Commissioner Mignon Clyburn said during Thursday's open meeting at the FCC.
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That the Human Rights Coalition and the ACLU — not to mention certain factions of the Democratic Party — are willing to eliminate adoption providers from the field is not just alarming, it's unconscionable.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill must hear from every one of us — that confirming Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court is unacceptable, because gutting our most important abortion law is unacceptable and unconscionable.
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No American requires a pediatrician to explain to them that the effects of this trauma on an 18-month-old or a 12-month-old or a six-month-old are unconscionable.
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"The Speaker thinks it is unconscionable that Maine doesn't have a budget, especially leading into the holiday weekend," Mary-Erin Casale, a spokeswoman for Democratic House Speaker Sara Gideon, said Sunday morning.
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That's unconscionable and untenable, not to mention discriminatory against young women and children who are much more susceptible to radiation exposure than men, with higher risks of cancer and non-cancerous diseases.
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Some Americans want to believe that unconscionable behavior — like marching in the name of racial hatred or plowing a car into a crowd of civilians — is an ungraspable blow to all Americans.
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"It's unconscionable that the Texas Attorney General is exploiting this pandemic to end abortion in the state," said Nancy Northup, president and CEO of the Center for Reproductive Rights, in a statement.
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"As union leaders, we find it unconscionable that aviation professionals are being asked to work without pay and in an air safety environment that is deteriorating by the day," the unions wrote.
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To say what exactly she wants revenge for would be an unconscionable spoiler, but "Ma" comes close to spoiling its own surprise with flashbacks that hint heavily at a traumatic youthful humiliation.
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Last month, I announced my plan as president to reform our immigration system in a humane and comprehensive way — to undo the racist policies and unconscionable acts committed by the Trump administration.
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But from Trump, such a horror wasn't even surprising, and it competed for attention with so many other outrages that it was dulled, the way so much of his unconscionable behavior is.
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"I find your treatment of Caroline Baumann to be unconscionable and disgraceful," Ms. Zankel said in her email to Mr. Bunch, in which she copied the rest of the Cooper Hewitt board.
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" Gary Reedy, CEO of the American Cancer Society and American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, called the FDA's decision to clear the marketplace of most but not all flavored e-cigarettes "unconscionable.
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He said it was "unconscionable" that The New York Times had published the name of the agency's Iran operations chief, a senior official who works in Langley but whose identity is classified.
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Syria's Assault on Medics Ben Taub's article vividly depicts the unconscionable violence that the Syrian regime is inflicting on those who provide medical services in conflict areas ("The Shadow Doctors," June 27th).
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The National Association of Women Judges, which sent a delegation to the jail, said the conditions in the women's wing were "unconscionable" and violated United Nations rules pertaining to treatment of prisoners.
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But true-crime stories also offer a sense of comfort — we get to see horrible, unconscionable violence that actually took place from the safety of our homes, at a remove from the danger.
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In an interview with KTVA, David's parents called his death "unconscionable" and said Alaska should consider implementing the death penalty, which has not existed in Alaska since it became a state in 1959.
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"It is unconscionable that we would add to our university a person who served in a high-level position for the administration that first empowered, then defended, those white nationalists," the petition states.
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She released a statement on January 11 calling it "unconscionable" that the Michigan city had been using lead-contaminated tap water since 2014 while state and federal officials denied there was a problem.
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Increasingly, these sites are where people conduct their lives, and the task of keeping them within acceptable bounds of discourse, and excluding the unconscionable, may be the most important thing the firms do.
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Around a quarter of child-care workers and pre-school teachers leave each year, reckons Scott Moore of Kidango, the Bay Area's largest preschool provider, who says what early educators make is "unconscionable".
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"Not only are ICE raids an unconscionable attack on our most vulnerable communities, any attempt by immigration officers to deceivingly pose as local police ought to be prohibited," Velazquez said in a statement.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The top U.N. human rights official called on the Trump administration on Monday to halt its "unconscionable" policy of forcibly separating children from migrant parents irregularly entering the country via Mexico.
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The regulator said it was unconscionable for CBA to trade in this manner, and also to enter into products priced off the rate without disclosing its trading practices to its customers and counterparties.
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It argues that Goldman exercised "undue influence" to coerce its managers—whose financial expertise at the time was "extremely limited"—into "inherently unsuitable" trades, and that the deal was therefore an "unconscionable bargain".
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"It is utterly unconscionable that Republicans are insisting on brutally tight budgets for the communities who need it the most, while handing enormous giveaways to corporations and the wealthiest 1 percent," she said.
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"To storm my house with greater force than was used to take down bin Laden or El Chapo or Pablo Escobar, to terrorize my wife and my dogs, is unconscionable," Stone told reporters.
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It is unconscionable that these brave individuals who protect our nation's freedoms would be treated as criminals when they return home just for treating their medical ailments with a safe and effective option.
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In that trial, the LIA argued that Goldman exercised "undue influence" and "unconscionable bargaining" to get it to enter the trades, and that it was too unsophisticated to understand what it was buying.
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The settlement involves NAB admitting that on 12 occasions in 2010 and 2011, its employees attempted to engage in "unconscionable conduct" in breach of the ASIC Act while trading in the BBSW market.
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In the age of the hacker, and from the confines of a period drama, she issues a magnificent plea for the private life, and a rebuke to our unconscionable demand: Let us pry.
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"It is absolutely unconscionable to even consider giving one more dollar to support this president's deportation force that openly commits human rights abuses and refuses to be held accountable to the American people."
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" Senator Kamala Harris of California, a Democrat who sits on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, wrote in a Twitter post: "Sheriff David Clarke's unconscionable record makes him unfit to serve.
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To the Editor: It is unconscionable in the richest country in the world that there are millions of homeless people, including more than 114,000 homeless school-age children in New York City alone.
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For this reason, I find it unconscionable that, as a result of their service, many have been threatened, tortured, abducted and even killed by local militias who pledge retaliation against U.S.-affiliated Iraqis.
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So much so that Yahoo was willing to pay up to $3 billion for it, a then-unconscionable amount of money for a startup with what Yahoo CEO Terry Semel considered lackluster revenue.
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"More importantly, there was no evidence of unfair manipulation of airfares or capacity, nor evidence of unconscionable increases in fares beyond normal pricing levels, in the aftermath of the derailment," the letter said.
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Fees for no services offences could invite a maximum penalty of A$13,000 per breach, while unconscionable conduct and misrepresentation A$1.7 million to A$2.1 million a breach, ASIC said on Tuesday.
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"The gag rule is unconscionable and unethical," said Dr. Leana Wen, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America, in a statement to media when a draft of the rule was published in February.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is examining the timing and notice of the cuts, exposing both to fines of A$1.1 million if found guilty of misleading conduct or elements of unconscionable conduct.
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"For those of us who represent Connecticut, the failure of this body to do anything, anything at all in the face of that continued slaughter isn't just painful to us, it's unconscionable," Murphy said.
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Such is the dilemma for victims of powerful men: In the mind of a child, it is almost impossible to comprehend, let alone confront, the duality of being outwardly good while committing unconscionable evil.
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"At a time when America's housing crisis has reached historic heights with the lowest income people suffering the most severe impacts, proposals to further cut these vital resources are unconscionable and unacceptable," Yentel said.
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" Therefore, he said, the company is denouncing "the practice of separating immigrant children from their families and urge our government to cease this activity, which is unconscionable and causes irreparable damage to young lives.
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Still, even when new cars get the high-tech treatment it's often only temporary which is unconscionable for something we drive for six years on average, with a lifespan of a decade or more.
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SYDNEY, Nov 9 (Reuters) - An Australian court fined No. 2 lender Westpac Banking Corp A$3.3 million ($2.4 million) for unconscionable conduct in the way its traders handled a key rate for several years.
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"It is unconscionable that any bishop around the world, no matter what culture you are, no matter what country you come from, can say (he didn't know how to handle cases of abuse)."No!
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If Reigns upped the physical violence to an unconscionable level for a babyface—and if attempted murder by vehicle doesn't qualify, I'm not sure what else would—Strowman did his part as the hero.
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"This is a landmark pro-bono action that is seeking to highlight the deceptive, misleading and unconscionable conduct of poker machine manufacturers and venues," Jennifer Kanis, Maurice Blackburn's head of social justice, told CNN.
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In a resounding verdict, the jury found that a New Jersey-group called JONAH (Jews Offering New Alternatives for Healing) had committed fraud and engaged in unconscionable commercial practices when peddling its bogus therapy.
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"The death now of two children in U.S. custody is unconscionable," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a statement, calling on Homeland Security's Inspector General to immediately open an investigation into Felipe's death.
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Pelosi tweeted on Monday, calling on Acosta to "step down" over his "unconscionable agreement" regarding a non-prosecution deal he cut regarding Epstein in 2007, which was reported in detail by The Miami Herald.
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The threats to humanitarians in the western city of Wau are unconscionable, his office said in a statement Monday, stressing that leaders of armed groups and forces must tell their troops to back off.
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Then Republican leadership did the unconscionable; it recessed Congress for seven weeks in the heat of summer, while the Zika case count in Florida, Puerto Rico and around the globe ticked higher and higher.
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In an interview with Fox News, Pompeo called the release of Lindh "unexplainable and unconscionable," pointing to his reported role in an Afghan prison uprising that led to the death of a CIA operative.
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In a letter to the speaker of the Maryland House today, the Republican governor said the bill "raises legal and constitutional concerns" and complained that the definitions of "unconscionable" and "excessive" increases are vague.
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Mr. Trump has said that he expects to win a majority of the delegates before Cleveland, and that if he falls just short it would be unconscionable for the party to nominate someone else.
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Implications for Russia These strikes are intended as a response to the unconscionable chemical weapons attacks by the Assad Regime, and not as a provocation against the Russian Federation or its forces in Syria.
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The lawsuit seeks to void her "unconscionable" 360 deal with the music label because of their history of not paying her what she's owed as well as threatening violence against her on social media.
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As their ranks expanded to include Roger Brown, Christina Ramberg and Ed Paschke, their cohort became known as the Chicago Imagists and the rest is finally, after an unconscionable delay, beginning to be history.
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When the National Museum of Brazil burned down, also through unconscionable government neglect, it wiped a tangible swath of South American history from the face of the earth, incinerating anthropological records of lost civilizations.
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In a resounding verdict, the jury found that a New Jersey group called Jews Offering New Alternatives for Healing (JONAH) had committed fraud and engaged in unconscionable commercial practices when peddling its bogus therapy.
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"The Sri Lankan government cannot dismiss their grievances and simply issue them death certificates — that is not only illegal but also unconscionable," said Thyagi Ruwanpathirana, an Amnesty International researcher based in Colombo, the capital.
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Pragmatic choices like this one, or like the decision his grandparents made when their sons were conscripted, recur in his fiction—situations that present equally unconscionable choices on either side of a moral fulcrum.
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"It is unconscionable that this company is suggesting that victims pay for a kit that likely won't help bring a rapist to justice," North Carolina AG Josh Stein said in a statement last week.
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Trump would receive huge pushback from critics in both parties who believe it would be unconscionable to allow the brutal Assad regime, stained with the blood of countless war crimes, to stay in power.
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This is unconscionable — even if you could see the snub coming from a mile away, since Twin Peaks is so strange and esoteric as to actively turn off as many voters as it attracts!
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Perhaps its greatest skill is in how it focuses on areas that are perceived as unconscionable and ominous — perhaps even PTSD-grade blacked out — by breaking these areas down into manageable, unthreatening units of information.
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"We are sanctioning members of Maduro's security forces in response to the reprehensible violence, tragic deaths, and unconscionable torching of food and medicine destined for sick and starving Venezuelans," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
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But even if all teams truly were on a level playing field, it is unconscionable for the NCAA to say that players shouldn't be able to spend money that they earned for playing a sport.
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"It is unconscionable that the Border Patrol is sending a dangerous, wrong message to our community by refusing to temporarily suspend immigration enforcement during an evacuation, as they did in 2016 and 2012," Dominguez said.
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For New York State Senator Brad Hoylman — whose bill prohibiting conversion therapy in New York was recently signed into law, and who represents the district where Google has its New York City headquarters — that's unconscionable.
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It would be unconscionable to treat Turkey as an indefinite holding pen for refugees, or to turn a blind eye to its human rights abuses as long as it helped keep refugees from reaching Europe.
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"We are sanctioning members of Maduro's security forces in response to the reprehensible violence, tragic deaths, and unconscionable torching of food and medicine destined for sick and starving Venezuelans," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said.
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Sessions—who has been nominated in part because of FBI director James Comey's unconscionable decision to violate Justice Department rules and intervene in the election—will be a disaster for victims of unjustified police violence.
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"For the executive branch to have that kind of power over a person is unconscionable," American University law professor Herman Schwartz told the Washington Post in 21997, when Garland was last considered for the Court.
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"Trying to 'discourage' people fleeing violence and extreme poverty from seeking safety in the U.S. by threatening to take their children away from them is unconscionable," they wrote in a Wednesday letter addressed to Kelly.
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"It is unconscionable that a foreign leader proudly states a blood libel in the European Parliament and he receives a standing ovation," Moshe Kantor, the president of the European Jewish Congress, said in a statement.
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In what is an unconscionable move by the credit report company, the checker site, hosted by Equifax product TrustID, seems to be telling people at random they may have been affected by the data breach.
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The bill allows Maryland's state authority on Medicaid, a federal healthcare program for the poor, to let the attorney general's office know when it sees patients being charged an "unconscionable increase" for essential generic drugs.
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"It would certainly be offensive if airlines who rely on publicly supported infrastructure and have been bolstered by American taxpayers for nearly a century used this opportunity to impose unconscionable costs on consumers," they wrote.
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This was "both dangerous and unconscionable," Judge Hanen declared in an opinion that veered far from the matter at hand — sentencing a convicted smuggler — and that quickly won rave reviews on right-wing news sites.
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" The WHCA responded to Trump's Wednesday threat with a blistering retort: "A president preventing a free and independent press from covering the workings of our republic would be an unconscionable assault on the First Amendment.
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But whether he intended it or not, Trump's decision to grant the pardon on Friday night—an unconscionable abuse of power, delivered under the cover of a biblical hurricane—creates a three-pronged moral hazard.
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They have fielded strong female candidates in many suburban districts where well-educated women will be an important counterforce to the many men enraged by what they see as the Democrats' unconscionable treatment of Kavanaugh.
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Much like taxidermy, there is a sense of dominating living creatures and then putting them on display — a practice that's unconscionable within the context of policing, but also exploitative within the context of art-making.
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So even the most enlightened and politically adroit of political systems can still be guilty of the most unconscionable acts of inhumanity, and maybe that is the real lesson we can learn from this history.
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"These players signed contracts that they would have total and permanent disability payments, and now they're going back and changing it," said the free agent safety Eric Reid, who called the decision unjust and unconscionable.
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The toxin of power has deeply infected the militaries of both nations, and each will employ the most unconscionable wiles to hold on to that power and ensure its continuing domination of the political environment.
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It is unconscionable and cowardly that a 'leader' of this movement remains silent when there are so many people suffering because she will not take responsibility for her abuse and the damage she has caused.
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While Matthews has since apologized, it was an astounding and unconscionable moment: one of the country's most prominent political commentators disparaging the campaign of a man who could very well be America's first Jewish president.
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Dr. Kiran Musunuru, a University of Pennsylvania gene editing expert and editor of a genetics journal, called the experiment "unconscionable" after Dr. He unveiled his work at a conference in Hong Kong, the AP reported.
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"The cost for mixing two old drugs together is unconscionable," said Dr. Jerome Avorn, a professor at Harvard Medical School and the chief of the Division of Pharmacoepidemiology and Pharmacoeconomics at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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GENEVA, June 18 (Reuters) - The top U.N. human rights official called on the United States on Monday to halt its "unconscionable" policy of forcibly separating children from migrant parents irregularly entering the country via Mexico.
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"It is unconscionable -- and illegal -- that officials purporting to be leaders in sport knowingly hid reports of child sexual abuse," lawyers representing over 200 survivors of Nassar's abuse said in a statement obtained by CNN.
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"In spite of all his love and generosity, this defendant shot his father at close range in his own apartment in an unconscionable and brutal crime," Vance said in June when Gilbert Jr. was convicted.
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One of my top priorities will be to create federal incentives so that states can restore some discretion from mandatory sentencing for nonviolent offenders and reform the unconscionable conditions in state prisons and local jails.
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The enduring legacy of this unconscionable history is reflected in the fact that, despite progress in closing education and employment gaps, the typical black household remains almost 10 times poorer than the typical white household.
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Passengers wants you to believe in the power of love in the face of insurmountable odds, but in the end, it scans as a paean to inhuman, unconscionable behavior, justified in the name of sheer desperation.
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In the first epilogue, after the villain's defeat and John's death, another protagonist finds the idea of living in a 'post-canon' reality, free of all guiding influence, terrifying and (as he justifies it) morally unconscionable.
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We fought so hard to get marriage equality and rights expanded to more Americans," he told Jimmy Kimmel, adding, "It'd be unconscionable for those to be taken away by a supreme court judge that Trump elects.
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By the time King approached the pulpit at Riverside Church that early spring day in 1967 the gap between America's democratic ideals and its stubbornly unequal reality had, according to King, grown into an unconscionable chasm.
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They're going to absolutely harass them until they decide that they're going to tell the president, 'No I can't hang with you — this is wrong, this is unconscionable, and we can't keep doing this to children.
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It looks like a bunch of po-faced coaches in unconscionable windbreakers muttering into headsets while olympian physical specimens shrug and wait and a bunch of rich men seethe and pound scotch in their luxury boxes.
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After witnessing the human toll and interviewing officials on both sides, including the president of the Houthi rebels who control much of Yemen, I find the American and Saudi role in this conflict to be unconscionable.
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Mr. Stefanowski has tried to link Mr. Malloy to Mr. Lamont, suggesting in a campaign mailer that one was a mirror image of the other, and that Mr. Lamont would raise taxes to an unconscionable level.
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Simply put, it's unconscionable that Yale and Harvard are jeopardizing our futures for short-term economic gain, especially given the growing body of evidence that investments in the fossil fuel industry are risky, poorly performing assets.
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They're going to absolutely harass them until they decide that they're going to tell the president, 'No I can't hang with you -- this is wrong, this is unconscionable, and we can't keep doing this to children.
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As we continue to learn more, Americans are united in gratitude for the first responders — the Secret Service, the Postal Service, and other law enforcement — who protect our leaders and public figures from such unconscionable acts.
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China summoned the Canadian ambassador to protest the detention of a top executive of leading Chinese tech giant Huawei, calling it "unreasonable, unconscionable, and vile in nature" and warning of "grave consequences" if she is not released.
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"The cost of imprisoning millions of people is astronomical, and the waste of imprisoning many thousands of people who could survive successfully on the outside is unconscionable and deeply hurts multitudes of New York's citizens," she wrote .
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"This 'gag rule' is not only unconscionable, but it undermines medical ethics by forcing health care professionals to withhold accurate and timely medical information from patients," says Jenn Conti, M.D., a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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"It is unconscionable that one of the world's largest greenhouse gas emitters would simply walk away from its responsibility to people both at home and abroad, in the interest of short-term fossil fuel profits," Robinson said.
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"Parliament has passed two legislation - the Natural Wealth and Resources (Permanent Sovereignty) and the Natural Wealth and Resources Contracts (Review and Re-negotiation of Unconscionable Terms) bills," the state-run Tanzania Information Services said in a statement.
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RELATED: Marco Rubio says he opposes abortions in all instances "And she believes that partial birth abortion should be legal, which is a gruesome procedure that the vast majority of Americans find to be unconscionable," Rubio said.
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Today, Planned Parenthood is the nation's largest, most visible, most well-branded reproductive health care provider — and that alone makes it an obvious target for pro-life activists who believe that every abortion is an unconscionable murder.
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"For those of us who represent Connecticut, the failure of this body to do anything, anything at all in the face of that continued slaughter isn't just painful to us, it's unconscionable," Murphy said at the time.
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Some financial watchdogs find it unconscionable that lenders are wooing players who have memory problems and other cognitive ailments that could mean they cannot fully grasp what they are borrowing or the fine print behind the loans.
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New Jersey's 103-page lawsuit filed in Essex County Superior Court accused Purdue of engaging in unconscionable practices, making false claims, and creating a public nuisance, costing the state hundreds of millions of dollars in prescription costs.
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"People can disagree on policy, but it is unconscionable to target our employees and advocate violence against federal law enforcement officers, who put their lives on the line every day to keep our communities safe," Johnson said.
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This unconscionable tax giveaway was the GOP's reward to huge corporations for decades of vigorous international tax dodging — and just as vigorous Washington lobbying to change the rules in order to make most of that dodging permanent.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the county jails deny people vital medical treatment; subject sick people in need of surgery to unconscionable delays; and ignore repeated requests for care from people with serious symptoms, including chronic conditions.
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"This gag rule is not only unconscionable, but it undermines medical ethics by allowing health care professionals to withhold accurate and timely medical information from patients," said Dr. Jenn Conti, a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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Thanks in part to new laws and policies — as well as actions like the mass bailout of inmates in New York City jails that's underway — the unconscionable practice of cash bail is finally coming to an end.
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"The Trump administration has been detaining this American citizen unlawfully for more than seven months, and forcibly rendering him to another country would be an unconscionable violation of his constitutional rights," Mr. Hafetz said in a statement.
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A California state appeals court last year said the agreement was unconscionable for several reasons, including that it barred plaintiff Constance Ramos from seeking backpay and other remedies under state law in her lawsuit against the firm.
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"It is unconscionable to refuse treatment to an inmate with a history of seizures when on notice of that fact," the family's laywers, Terri Keyser-Cooper and Kerry S. Doyle, said in a statement provided to CNN.
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Finally, the U.S. Supreme Court repeatedly has upheld the use of arbitration in dispute resolution, and when courts have found arbitration agreements to be "unconscionable," they have struck them down and allowed class action cases to proceed.
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But none of this would surprise anyone who knows of the unconscionable breeziness with which the British ruling class first drew lines through Asia and Africa and then doomed the people living across them to endless suffering.
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" The complaint stated that the magazine had "deliberately distorted news stories, blatantly staged photographs, and ruthlessly silenced opposition in furtherance of its aims to coerce the public and the fashion industry into acceding to its unconscionable demands.
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The Medicaid cut was "unconscionable," Lambrecht told Sparks, adding that it would make it more difficult for some of the state's poorest people to access services his affiliate provides, such as cancer screenings, birth control and HIV testing.
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"It is unconscionable that the Federal administration is targeting innocent immigrant families with secret raids that are designed to inflict as much fear and pain as possible," said San Francisco Mayor London Breed, who leads a sanctuary city.
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But with California's human population swelling to 40 million, (up from 23 million in 1980), the lack of any significant new dam or reservoir projects in the more rain-heavy northern part of the state is beyond unconscionable.
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"It is simply unconscionable for Jews to be targeted during worship on a Sabbath morning, and unthinkable that it would happen in the United States of America in this day and age," the ADL said in a statement.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said plaintiffs in eight proposed class actions had not met their burden of showing the mandatory arbitration provision included in the testing kits' terms of service was unconscionable and therefore unenforceable.
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In reality, though, Laffer is a Svengali or huckster who holds unconscionable influence on one of America's two major parties, despite his ideas having been discredited—and not only by critics on the left—from the very beginning.
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"Parliament has passed two (laws) legislation - the Natural Wealth and Resources (Permanent Sovereignty) and the Natural Wealth and Resources Contracts (Review and Re-negotiation of Unconscionable Terms) bills," the state-run Tanzania Information Services said in a statement.
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Democratic strategist Julie Roginsky described Trump's proposed changes as "unconscionable," though she added that opinions about the president and immigration were so fixed, on both sides, that the latest controversy about asylum policies was unlikely to shift them.
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While it may be inconceivable or even unconscionable to cut off access to life-saving treatment for stable patients with diseases, such as cancer, diabetes, arthritis, and psoriasis, insurers and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) are doing just that.
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A federal court judge largely cleared Westpac in May of accusations it interfered with negotiations for an important internal price-setting measure called the Bank Bill Swap Rate (BBSW), but said its actions still amounted to unconscionable conduct.
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The unions that represent the nation's air traffic controllers, pilots and flight attendants issued a dire warning on Wednesday, calling the government shutdown an "unprecedented" and "unconscionable" safety threat that is growing by the day and must end.
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For example, instead of using the imprecise phrase "cruel and unusual" to lock in any particular punishment (like the death penalty), it stands to reason that they meant it to lock out whatever punishments future generations deemed unconscionable.
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CBA reached the settlement with the regulator in May, in which it admitted that it engaged in "unconscionable conduct" in the course of trading on the BBSW market in Australia on five occasions from February through June 2012.
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However, other pilot complaints from the federal database were far more incendiary, including one report that said it was "unconscionable" that Boeing, the FAA and an unnamed airline would have pilots flying without adequate training or sufficient documentation.
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"Fairness and equality have prevailed over this unconscionable legislative assault on transgender children," said Chad Griffin, president of the Washington-based Human Rights Campaign, a gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender civil rights organization, reacting to the vote on Thursday.
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Setting aside the fact that the Saudi threat is laughable -- economists have said doing so would be damaging to the Saudi economy, and the numbers are actually not all that threatening -- this push by our own government is unconscionable.
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And the logic of the decision underscores the core truism of privatization, one that citizens are increasingly finding unconscionable: The only way to manage these public operations and skim a profit off the top is to do it deficiently.
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FDA took an unconscionable five years (28500 to August 6900) to authorize a single U.S. field trial (which is being delayed pending the results of a non-binding November public referendum in the geographical area of the field test).
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Tanya's lawyer, Adam Streisand, tells us ... "The fact that Tanya still hasn't received her inheritance is unconscionable," and adds if they don't start being more open with what they're up to ... Tanya will get the court to force them.
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Arguments about possible cuts to Social Security or government-funded care are an "effort to distract from what was an unconscionable step" to oppose the GOP tax law, said Jesse Hunt, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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"It is unconscionable that civilians and the aid workers who are trying to help them are killed and maimed in conflict zones with utter impunity," said Mark Lowcock, head of the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
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" "It's unconscionable to scare people into believing that," the attorney, Michael Wildes, said Friday in an interview on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront" after listening to a replay of Trump calling so-called chain migration "a disaster for this country.
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To deny healthcare personnel their right to informed consent for a medical procedure with documented risks on the basis of such a fallacy is unconscionable—in a setting where evidence-based medicine should reign, we should have a choice.
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AX) won vindication of its decision to fight accusations its conduct in handling of a key rate was unconscionable as an Australian court fined it A$3.3 million ($2.4 million), far less than the sum sought by a regulator.
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Yet his unconscionable behavior — butchering civilians in Syria and Ukraine, annexing Crimea, computer-hacking American government agencies, crushing dissent at home — suggests that the furthest thing from his mind is becoming a constructive partner in the search for peace.
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It's unconscionable that, if you add up the salaries of all 1.1 million full-time workers who earn $7.25 an hour or less, it's still $9 billion short of what Wall Street bankers earned in bonuses alone last year.
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A federal judge ordered the immediate release of 10 immigrants in government custody on Tuesday, saying it would be "unconscionable and possibly barbaric" to keep the chronically ill detainees in jails where they could be exposed to the coronavirus.
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A federal judge ordered the immediate release of 10 immigrants in government custody on Tuesday, saying it would be "unconscionable and possibly barbaric" to keep the chronically ill detainees in jails where they could be exposed to the coronavirus.
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"It is unsustainable but — more importantly — unconscionable for Australia to be encouraging students to take an end run around travel restrictions by traveling to a 'third country,'" Salvatore Babones, an associate professor at the University of Sydney, told CNBC.
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Yet, what seems unconscionable to some is when powerful members of the LGBTQ community use their power to constrain or harm the interests of others in the LGBTQ community — as some have accused Schock of doing as a congressman.
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NBC News noted that a 2016 report by the National Association of Women Judges said conditions in the female section of the MDC were "unconscionable," and that federal prosecutors in May charged three guards with sexually abusing female prisoners.
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Given President-elect Donald J. Trump's unconscionable campaign pledge to "bring back waterboarding" and "a hell of a lot worse" — acts that would be illegal if carried out — President Obama's leadership on this issue has never been more important.
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Greitens allowed this unconscionable bill to become law, and as a result, the minimum wage in St. Louis went back down to $2628 an hour last week, literally taking money out of the paychecks of 28503,22019 St. Louis workers.
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The Kremlin's apparent poisoning of a Russian double agent on the streets of Britain with one of the most fatal chemical substances on the planet is one of those missteps, an unconscionable act that should be treated as such.
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One of the pilot complaints from the federal database include a report saying it is "unconscionable" that Boeing, the FAA and the pilot's airline (which was unnamed) would have pilots flying the aircraft without adequate training or sufficient documentation.
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"He has voted against 'no fly, no buy,' and as a person with a national security background and as a mom I just find that to be an unconscionable position," added Murphy, a former Department of Defense (DOD) analyst.
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"Cutting this aid to the people of Puerto Rico, almost a third of them who still do not have electricity — it's unconscionable, and it's a travesty," Senator Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat, said on the Senate floor on Tuesday.
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They also considered other critical pretrial reforms, such as enhancing protections for a person's right to a speedy trial, potentially reducing or even eliminating the delays that keep people like Kalief Browder in jail before trial for unconscionable amounts of time.
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Callamard also said Saudi operatives had exploited diplomatic immunity to carry out the murder, and said it was "unconscionable" that Saudi authorities had still not revealed the whereabouts of Khashoggi's remains — even after admitting he was killed at the consulate.
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"It is unconscionable that more than a century after the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment gave women the constitutional right to vote, we are still waiting for that same constitution to reflect the equality of women under the law," James said.
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Right now, as a user and as a citizen, it feels unconscionable to support it and it has been disheartening to watch Mark Zuckerberg refuse to grapple honestly with what he has unleashed and the harm that's being done at scale.
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This carping is absolutely racialized, in ways that are unconscious and unconscionable and just awe-inspiringly idiotic—the people so keen on telling Newton "no" have traditionally been a lot less so where equally brash non-black quarterbacks have been concerned.
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"This 'gag rule' is not only unconscionable, but it undermines medical ethics by forcing health care professionals to withhold accurate and timely medical information from patients," said Dr. Jenn Conti, a fellow with the advocacy group Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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He published another of his many books just before the attack on Pearl Harbor, urging the United States to stay out of the war, and he always considered Roosevelt's decision to form an alliance with Joseph Stalin to be unconscionable.
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"Provided with a green light from the Trump administration, President Erdoğan's invasion of Syria to attack our Kurdish partners is an unconscionable act of brutality that has caused death and untold suffering among our Kurdish friends and partners," Menendez said Tuesday.
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According to a study by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University, federal prosecutions for corporate crime plunged by 29 percent between 2004 and 2014—a time that saw a massive housing bubble and collapse built on unconscionable fraud.
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Mickenberg said it's possible that Vermont residents bound by the same unconscionable contract condition could line up to seek the same $1,000 penalty, but he said the business could fend off claims by agreeing not to enforce prohibited contract terms.
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"As the shutdown enters its 34th day, it's unconscionable that the Trump administration is forcing hundreds of thousands of federal employees to work without providing a means for them to support themselves and their families," Brown said in a statement.
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The FDA took an unconscionable five years (2011–2016) to approve a single small-scale field test of this mosquito, and that came only after mounting pressure from the growing Zika threat and the consequent need to control A. aegypti.
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She is a daughter of peaceniks who married an Army Green Beret, and she was a college campaigner against the 643 Persian Gulf war who came to realize that her generation's aversion to military intervention could be as unconscionable as meddling.
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Securing an on-range focused approach – one that prevents rather than reacts – is the only way to ensure that wild horses and burros will not be killed, sold for their meat, or treated in ways unconscionable to the American public.
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"Provided with a green light from Trump administration, President Erdoğan's invasion of Syria to attack our Kurdish partners is an unconscionable act of brutality that has caused death and untold suffering among our Kurdish friends and partners," Menendez said Tuesday.
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Larry Hogan solved his dilemma over a bill that lets the state attorney general crack down on "unconscionable" price increases for generic drugs: He didn't sign it, he said he hates it, but he let it become law without his signature.
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The project's cost soared toward a head-slapping, unconscionable $4 billion in public money for what, in effect, is the 18th-busiest subway stop in New York City, tucked inside a shopping mall, down the block from another shopping center.
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" Kenney told CBS Philly he has seen the TMZ Sports video of the brawl and says ... "In addition to punches being thrown, there were some kicks that looked as if they were being leveled and that's unconscionable and it's cowardly.
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"As US Attorney, he engaged in an unconscionable agreement w/ Jeffrey Epstein kept secret from courageous, young victims preventing them from seeking justice," she wrote, adding that Trump was aware of the deal when he appointed Acosta to his Cabinet.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's finance minister said the prospect of an election and period without government during Brexit talks is unconscionable, telling the party propping the government up that it needed to be aware of the consequences of causing an election.
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Though Rorschach sticking to his morals is noble — lying to people about millions of deaths is unconscionable — the situation is positioned in such a way that if he spills the truth, it will inevitably wreck the fragile peace Ozymandias achieved.
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"It is unconscionable that abortion providers are fighting against the health of Texans and withholding desperately needed supplies and personal protective equipment in favor of a procedure that they refer to as a 'choice,'" he said in a statement to CNN.
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In the brief, which calls the rule an "arbitrary, capricious and unconscionable" regulation, the companies argue that it would slow down their ability to hire crucial employees by tacking on additional requirements and paperwork to the already lengthy immigration process.
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Andrew Rosenthal President Trump's unconscionable decision to fire the director of the F.B.I. in the middle of his investigation of the Trump team's tangled web of Kremlin dealings prompted calls for the deputy attorney general to appoint an independent prosecutor.
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FDA took an unconscionable five years (2011-2016) to approve a single small-scale field test of the Oxitec mosquito, and that came only after mounting pressure from the growing Zika threat and the consequent need to control Aedes aegypti.
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"In one of the most notorious and unconscionable financial crimes in history, Bernie Madoff robbed tens of thousands of individuals, pension plans, charitable organizations and others, all the while funding a lavish personal lifestyle," Mr. Sessions said in a statement.
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That is why it is imperative to publicly identify the unconscionable slaughter of innocents for what it is, and to hope that this will shame Saudi Arabia and its American backers to search for a humane end to Yemen's hell.
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"It is totally unconscionable for a country with the resources that the United States has to outsource its international obligations to protect human lives and create a wall of inhumanity with Mexico," said Erika Guevara-Rosas, the organization's Americas director.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowUSDA eases relocation timeline as researchers flee agency USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says Senate Democrats see Warren, Sanders proposals as unfeasible MORE (D-Mich.) believes the funding failure in Congress is unconscionable.
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" In a brief interview with CNN, Axne called efforts to politicize the death "unconscionable to me" and said that while she believes the US immigration system is "broken" and in need of legislative repair, "abolishing ICE is absolutely not the solution.
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But if I am conscious and able to ask for emergency care to possibly prolong my life, it is unconscionable to leave me to possibly die or suffer longterm health damage when I have health insurance, just because I am transgender.
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But despite President Trump's unsupported claims about "terrorists" trying to cross the border, it is an unconscionable stretch to use this proviso to support using the military for operations against the desperate refugees from Central America seeking asylum in our country.
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And, while the new paper doesn't go so far, I've heard it suggested before that having kids is environmentally unconscionable—that parents are selfish to bring more people onto an already overcrowded planet, to gobble up more of our resources.
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There is a concern that the FDA's drug and device premarket approval activities are so valuable that any interruption in its services are unconscionable and, therefore, funding for the FDA should be automatic and on autopilot, just like Social Security.
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"It's unconscionable for Egyptian authorities to shut down a clinic for torture victims, especially when Interior Ministry agents are committing rampant abuse of people in custody," Human Rights Watch's Middle East director, Sarah Leah Whitson, said in a separate statement.
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I learn again and again, through watching each vignette, that our cruelty to each other is astonishing, and that one of the few mechanisms that might check that impulse is the possibility of having each unconscionable act documented and seen.
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If you're well-versed in fair fights, pitting Garcia, a 31 year old, 6'1", 210-pound MMA fighter and highly decorated BJJ star, against any 20003-year-old, let alone one who stands at 5'7" and weighs 187 pounds, probably sounds downright unconscionable.
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After an unconscionable incident earlier this month, in which a passenger who refused to be bumped from a flight was forcibly dragged off the plane, on 13th April the airline announced 21 policy changes aimed at preventing such indignities in the future.
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Healthcare access is a basic human need--and a significant component of your employee compensation--and denying that access based on gender identity or trans status is not only unconscionable on its own, but a critical barrier to employment for trans comics professionals.
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Data: U.S. Census Bureau; Chart: Lazaro Gamio / Axios Trade was a defining issue for candidate Donald Trump in 2016, when he lambasted American NAFTA negotiators for "the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere" and an unconscionable strike against U.S. manufacturing jobs.
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Weinreb tried to frame this as a matter of "morality and ethics," but in an era where we're increasingly certain that playing too much football destroys brains and lives and families and communities, it's unconscionable to insist games should be even longer.
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All of this is important to understand, not only to keep public attention focused on the shooter's unthinkable actions instead of memes but because using memes to normalize unconscionable beliefs and behavior has become an established messaging tool for the far right.
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Whatever your thoughts on the actions of the Virginia Red Hen owner Stephanie Wilkinson — and there is a constructive debate to be had on the topic — that those who oppose her decision would stoop to threats of violence and harm is unconscionable.
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"The death of two children in U.S. custody is unconscionable," House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) said in a statement.
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Some of us still were, some of us were driven out by—this the politest way I can put it—he contradictions between the ideals of radical males and their behavior,which was unconscionable [and] in some cases as horrible as Trump.
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Legalization is a public health issue—locking up people for nonviolent drug offenses is unconscionable, and there is lots of evidence that the pain-relief properties of marijuana can reduce the deadly reliance on opioids, the deadliest drug epidemic in US history.
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These days, the equation has changed: Trump has refused to distance himself from the very same David Duke who was invoked as unconscionable in 1992, even as he dances to Drake, and Hillary has worked hard to distance herself from her superpredator comments.
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Shamefully, we now know, but are not surprised, that Donald Trump himself, in an unconscionable act, suppressed the need to have more testing in order to keep the numbers of the coronavirus infection low because he thought it would hurt his reelection.
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So maybe it's time for a little less focus on the 2020 candidates' precise views on reparations — a frequent subject of social media chatter and reporters' questions — and a little more focus on other ways to reduce the nation's unconscionable racial wealth gap.
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But he called last week's revelation that Ms. Wilson-Raybould secretly recorded a conversation with the country's top public servant "unconscionable" The two were discussing the case against SNC-Lavalin, which has been charged with bribing Libyan officials during the dictatorship of Col.
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"We're beyond the place where Washington responds to mass shootings," said Senator Chris Murphy, the Connecticut Democrat who led an angry filibuster a year ago demanding more than "unconscionable deafening silence" from Congress after the shock of the Orlando nightclub gun massacre.
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"With one in three of our kids on track to have diabetes, it's unconscionable that the Trump administration would do the bidding of the potato and junk food industries," said Sam Kass, who served as the executive director of the Let's Move!
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"These earthquakes make … even more unconscionable the Department of Housing and Urban Development's inaction disbursing the $8.3 billion in Community Development Block Grants for Disaster Recovery funding appropriated by the United States Congress for mitigation projects in Puerto Rico," the letter adds.
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Sessions was one of the earliest, most influential, and enthusiastic backers of the Trump presidential campaign and its unconscionable and unconstitutional immigration policies, including the "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States" announced by candidate Trump in December 2015.
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At a time when advocacy groups, medical researchers, and the NIH are providing invaluable resources and making great strides, it would be unconscionable for Congress to not play its part in providing a framework for their efforts to have the greatest impact.
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In June, a federal judge blocked current program Director Scott Lloyd from continuing to require his personal sign-off on the release of a child from a secure facility, calling it "the zenith of impermissible agency action" and an "unconscionable delay" for kids.
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To manage public frustration that no one was held accountable for this unconscionable transfer of wealth, the bipartisan elite welcomed identity politics as a way to deflect attention from economic justice issues, even fanning, at times, a false tension between the two.
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DUBLIN, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Ireland's finance minister said the prospect of an election and period without government during Brexit talks is unconscionable, telling the party propping the government up that it needed to be aware of the consequences of causing an election.
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"The thought that any state would seek to deter parents by inflicting such abuse on children is unconscionable," Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, the head of the UN Human Rights Council (which the US announced Tuesday it will exit), said in Geneva on Tuesday.
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"We feel it's unconscionable that the overwhelming coverage has focused on the size of Trump's hands or how he belittles his opponents, as opposed to how our civilization will be powered and climate change averted," said Sierra Club executive director, Michael Brune.
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In an effort to block the final vote on Georgia's unconscionable abortion bill, she refused to cede the floor after her allotted time was up, speaking about how the near-total abortion restriction would harm her constituents, until House leadership had her physically removed.
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And Daniels could also argue that the arbitration clause is so biased against her as to be "unconscionable" and thus invalid because of how much power it gives Trump relative to her, but Cevallos notes that is a hard contention to prove in court.
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Our peers, and indeed several of us in this letter, have written to you, offering you evidence of why the unconscionable practice of separating children from their parents and caregivers, accompanying adults, and guardians at the border is not only unsound practice but also untenable.
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" Another pilot said it was "unconscionable that a manufacturer, the FAA, and the airlines would have pilots flying an airplane without adequately training, or even providing available resources and sufficient documentation to understand the highly complex systems that differentiate this aircraft from prior models.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis ruled that the contract Jerri Plummer entered into with McSweeney Langevin was not "unconscionable" because the firm agreed to pay for all of her arbitration costs following a lower court ruling in her case.
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This option can range from merely expensive to downright unconscionable (Nicki Minaj has both made one bar mitzvah boy happier than he'll ever be again, and palled around with a corrupt, ruthless Angolan dictator) and really depends more on your bank account than anything else.
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It is simply not the job of the federal government to fund the nation's largest abortion provider, and it is unconscionable that Senate Democrats would block funding aimed to help protect pregnant women and babies because their friends at Planned Parenthood don't get a cut.
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The Association for Accessible Medicines, the lobbying group for generic drug companies, has sued Maryland's attorney general and health department secretary to block the new state law that prohibits pharmaceutical firms from making "unconscionable" price increases for generic drugs, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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"It's unconscionable for Egyptian authorities to shut down a clinic for torture victims, especially when Interior Ministry agents are committing rampant abuse of people in custody," Sarah Leah Whitson, executive director of Human Rights Watch's Middle East and North Africa Division, said in a statement.
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We have a wonderful nation, an incredible culture, but there are dark elements that allow unconscionable levels, unacceptable levels, of sexual assault and harassment that are affecting girls and boys and affecting men and women from big media outlets to corporations to factory floors.
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One night, things go from horrible to unconscionable, and Clare is left with a burning desire to exact revenge on Hawkins that takes her on a journey through the bush, with only a young Aboriginal man named Billy (Baykali Ganambarr) to be her guide.
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Now, the Maryland Attorney General can do something about drug makers that are getting richer as the sick are getting sicker—they can prosecute drug makers for "an unconscionable increase in the price of a prescription drug," according to the letter of the new law.
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But putting a clear price tag on what is too much, like 65 mph on the highway, might serve as an invitation to walk right up to the line of what is legal and what is unconscionable, and back it off just a little bit.
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What Dr. Samer Attar is quoted as saying about the situation in Aleppo — "sitting idly by and allowing a government and its allies to systematically and deliberately bomb, torture and starve hundreds of thousands of people to death" — epitomizes the unconscionable violation of that principle.
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For me the work fails to hold my attention as much as the reports of that significant historical event, particularly because of the jingoistic and myopic policies the attacks helped engender (not to mention the reckless, unconscionable, and disastrous wars we engaged in thereafter).
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Cook took the stage to express sympathy to those touched by what he called a "senseless, unconscionable act of terrorism and hate" that claimed the lives of some 50 people, and wounded at least 50 more, in a mass shooting at a gay nightclub.
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" Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), said in a statement: "It is simply unconscionable for Jews to be targeted during worship on a Sabbath morning, and unthinkable that it would happen in the United States of America in this day and age.
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Because the DNC is an organizational institution rather than a public-facing political entity, the list of members who voted against the debate has not been made public, making it even more difficult for voters to hold the party accountable for its unconscionable decision.
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"The Trump administration has been detaining this American citizen unlawfully for more than seven months, and forcibly rendering him to another country would be an unconscionable violation of his constitutional rights," an ACLU attorney, Jonathan Hafetz, said in a statement to the New York Times.
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"It is unconscionable that an American president would mock Islam and Muslims in such a derogatory manner," Ibrahim Hooper, national communications director for the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, told Newsweek in an emailed statement.
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Some of this play's most vivid writing concerns Emily's anguished need for her father's love, while Franny's revenge against David for an unconscionable wrong got a giant laugh on Monday night — partly thanks to Ms. Shipley's brisk delivery when she tells him what she's done.
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" But, she told POLITICO in an interview Monday, "it is true, and I wish I had a better alternative," adding that Trump is "such a political arsonist" that she cannot support him, particularly for his comments regarding women and minorities, which she called "unconscionable.
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According to the lawsuit, Harbour's contracts are "predatory and unconscionable" in part because the firm sells homes for up to five times the price it paid for them and holds the title to the residence until the final payment is made — which rarely happens.
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"It is simply unconscionable for Jews to be targeted during worship on a Sabbath morning, and unthinkable that it would happen in the United States of America in this day and age," the Jewish organization, which tracks anti-Semitic incidents, said in a statement.
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Although Mendes and his co-screenwriter Krysty Wilson-Cairns eschew the kind of commentary that made films like "Paths of Glory" such persuasive indictments of military hierarchy, "1917" leaves viewers with the indelible and overwhelming impression that war isn't just hell but an unconscionable waste.
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The agency's decision not to vaccinate is "unconscionable and continues to endanger the health and safety of migrant families, CBP personnel, and the American public," according to a letter sent by 65 Democratic legislators to US Customs and Border Protection Acting Commissioner Mark Morgan.
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Eventually, she said she sent a resignation letter to IE. "It was unconscionable for me to justify creating manipulative content to draw young women into an organization where they were going to alienate themselves from friends and family and open themselves up to predatory men," she said.
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Alternatively, Avenatti argues in the amended complaint that the lawsuit should be found to be unenforceable because it is unconscionable — pointing to the damages provision that would require Clifford to pay $1 million for each breach of the confidentiality provision — or void because it violates public policy.
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Editorial An article in The Times Magazine on Sunday has laid bare the unconscionable decades-long efforts of the DuPont company to hide the dangers of an obscure chemical and bamboozle regulators into allowing toxic pollution to continue long after the dangers were known to the company.
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U.N. envoy: Syrian truce "hangs by a thread" Kerry: Cessation of hostilities put to the test U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry condemned the attack, telling reporters Monday in Geneva, Switzerland, that it was an "unconscionable act" for which he indicated he held the Syrian regime responsible.
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"It is unconscionable that a family seeking to observe their religious principles would be so harshly treated by those paid to serve the public and who are legally bound to offer that service without discrimination," CAIR-MN Civil Rights Attorney Ellen Longfellow said in a press release.
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It is unconscionable that many participants in religion forget that.) To be a religious person is to be forced to live with the gap between what the Bible insists is a core truth about the universe, and what we encounter (and often help to perpetuate) each day.
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" Greenblatt also put the attack in the context of rising anti-Semitism across the U.S. "It is simply unconscionable for Jews to be targeted during worship on a Sabbath morning, and unthinkable that it would happen in the United States of America in this day and age.
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It is unconscionable that people who work full-time in the restaurant industry can still qualify for Medicaid—and that injustice is compounded by low wages that make it impossible for many to pay for an abortion out-of-pocket because insurance coverage is denied by politicians.
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About 300 former national security officials, diplomats, and ex-White House staff have signed a letter saying President Donald Trump appears to have committed "an unconscionable abuse of power" in a call with the leader of Ukraine and applauding the launch of impeachment proceedings against him.
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" Canoe Cruisers Association Chairman Barbara Brown said in the release that it's "unconscionable that public access to this important stretch of the Potomac, which serves as a training ground for generations of paddlers, is cast into doubt so the President can play golf at his whim.
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"At a time when issues and decisions will need to be made that will reverberate in our country for decades to come, the prospect of either an election taking place or a government not being in place afterwards is actually unconscionable," Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe told RTE.
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"In some situations, employees can claim that the agreement is unconscionable or, in rare cases, that it wasn't properly entered into because they weren't aware of what they were signing," says Rachel Arnow-Richman, an expert on employment contracts at the University of Denver Law School.
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"At a time when issues and decisions will need to be made that will reverberate in our country for decades to come, the prospect of either an election taking place or a government not being in place afterwards is actually unconscionable," Paschal Donohoe told national broadcaster RTE.
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"It is unconscionable for the Trump Administration to acknowledge that these individuals are working without pay and with no end in sight, but will not make the smallest effort to help them by allowing states to offer unemployment insurance benefits," Bowser said in the news release.
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And to end the unconscionable delays in regulatory approvals for infrastructure (a new federal highway project takes an average of eight years to get approved), we called for the federal government to designate officials whose sole focus is streamlining the regulatory process for key infrastructure projects.
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MANILA — The Philippines has won another term on the United Nations Human Rights Council, a move condemned by international groups and officials as "unconscionable" but praised by Philippine officials as a "vindication" for a nation maligned around the world for President Rodrigo Duterte's brutal drug war.
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"By cutting off the puppy mill pipeline that moves cruelly bred animals from across the country into California pet stores, A.B. 485 will also help prevent California consumers from being duped into purchases that contribute to unconscionable animal 'production' and suffering," the organization said in a statement.
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With Trump in the thrall of the apocalyptic Steve Bannon, the creepy Michael Flynn and the unconscionable alt-right, the only ray of hope lay in Ivanka and Jared, glossy real estate scions who had been liberal darlings of New York society and Sun Valley conferences.
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"I think it is unconscionable that a manufacturer, the F.A.A., and the airlines would have pilots flying an airplane without adequately training, or even providing available resources and sufficient documentation to understand the highly complex systems that differentiate this aircraft from prior models," the pilot wrote.
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This documentary introduces some of the content moderators tasked with keeping it a slightly cleaner, safer place — but that means they have to look at thousands of photos a day, many of which depict awful crimes against children, acts of terrorism and any manner of unconscionable behavior.
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"We've claimed war-weariness, or 'America First,' and turned a blind eye to the slaughter of 500,000 people and suffering of millions more," the former Marine Mackenzie Wolf pointed out in a March essay on America's unconscionable lack of action in Syria up to that point.
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"I think it is unconscionable that a manufacturer, the FAA, and the airlines would have pilots flying an airplane without adequately training, or even providing available resources and sufficient documentation to understand the highly complex systems that differentiate this aircraft from prior models," the pilot wrote.
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"The removal of those supplies is yet another unconscionable act by the regime, but this is now before the task force and we will look in the days ahead as assistance continues to flow to make sure that those medical supplies are in fact included," Blinken said.
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Despite not being the poster children for healthy relationships themselves (yes, Stassi is now engaged to a real-life scruffy Prince Charming, but did people block Tom Schwartz's unconscionable cheating binges from their memory?), Stassi and Katie put immense pressure on Kristen to cut ties with Carter.
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"It is unconscionable that public access to this important stretch of the Potomac, which serves as a training ground for generations of paddlers, is cast into doubt so the President can play golf at his whim," said Canoe Cruisers Association Chairman Barbara Brown said in a statement.
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That's why former White House press secretary Sean Spicer is making the most of this 100% real breakup playlist, and with good reason — it's perfect for the brokenhearted lover who lied and defended months of unconscionable bullshit before finally resigning over a new hire he did not like.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS "For staff to think that it&aposs OK to carry unconscious patrons out of the venue and dump them on the footpath, that&aposs unconscionable in any measure," Paul Newson, the deputy secretary of Liquor and Gaming NSW, told ABC.
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And the reason is because, what Morgan Stanley did in my opinion is unconscionable, which is like when you spend weeks with a management team and then you come out, right, you generate a model and you put a price target, and then you take them out public.
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The administration said they put a stop to the unconscionable practice after much protest, but trouble lingered as hundreds of children remained separated from their parents into the fall, just as Trump began revving up his midterm election racist rhetoric over a caravan of migrants streaming through Mexico.
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And to me, this year in particular, with income disparity taking center stage as it rightly should, there is no greater manifestation of that than people who can't even afford to get safe water, and that is really a shame, and it's unconscionable, and we need to change it.
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In the trial, which ran for seven weeks in London's High Court in the summer, the LIA argued that Goldman exercised "undue influence" and "unconscionable bargaining" to get it to enter the trades, asserting that the terms of the transactions were "overreaching and oppressive", as defined by English law.
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Democratic U.S. Senator Bill Nelson, speaking on the Senate Floor on Monday, had said it would be "unconscionable" and "a travesty" to cut off aid in Puerto Rico, where nearly a third of the island's 3.4 million U.S. citizens still lack power more than four months after the storm.
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The president meets with Small Business Administration head Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 21625M in six battleground states MORE later today.
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Administrator Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 85033M in six battleground states MORE accepted the $100,000 contribution during a White House press briefing.
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And yet, in an unconscionable display of bad judgment, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the Obama administration chose to implement a foreign policy, which destabilized a secular Muslim nation leaving a vacuum of power to be filled by radical Islamists who have waged their own war on women.
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Read more " _____ Trevor Timm in NBC News: "Democrats should have had the foresight to roll back the Bush-era surveillance laws under President Obama; it's unconscionable to now hand Trump even more leverage to seek retribution and give him a green light to conduct unconstitutional surveillance on Americans.
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While it's true that Australians had reason to suspect some level of wrongdoing in the banking system thanks to some excellent journalism in recent years, everyone seems to have been floored by what, in the words of the former chairman of Australia's competition watchdog, is "widespread, shocking, unconscionable" conduct.
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We see this in the way that your Justice Department is moving to return to rigid, racially skewed drug policies that helped to fuel our unconscionable level of mass incarceration, a phenomenon Michelle Alexander calls "the new Jim Crow," while also returning to a reliance on private prisons.
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"It's just unconscionable to me that anybody who is serious about dealing with this opioid addiction could be satisfied with the bill — even supporting $45 billion, let alone $21625 billion," Michael Botticelli, the director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy under President Obama, told The Hill.
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Pilot: Flight manual is 'inadequate and almost criminally insufficient' Other pilot complaints from the federal database include a report saying it is "unconscionable" that Boeing, the US aviation regulatory agency (the Federal Aviation Administration) and the unnamed airline would have pilots flying without adequate training or sufficient documentation.
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But even if we agree that publishing a dating book pegged specifically to Asian men who want to date white women is unconscionable in 2002 — and much more so in 2017 — there are still people who believe Asian men are inept and undesirable to any women outside their race.
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Humanity has not faced a crisis like this in over a century, and has never faced a global pandemic in a society that is built entirely around the single purpose of buying and delivering consumer goods in service of allowing individuals like Jeff Bezos to hoard unprecedented, unconscionable wealth.
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" She continued, "The fact that journalists are being sealed off and held behind a wall of secrecy, unable to show the American people the faces and voices of those who are suffering in squalor is one more unconscionable aspect to this epic horror story on the southern border.
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" Scott said the groups included "children as young as 4 years old and in one case a pregnant female" and called it "unconscionable that anyone would expose a child to these dangerous conditions, especially when there is a legitimate Port of Entry within a few miles of these dangerous canyons.
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That you take this piece of the city and its history is bad; that you take it and show it out of context, make it a symbol overseas for a situation that is dynamic beyond the ability of any casual visitor to understand in a short period of time, is unconscionable.
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CEOs from other tech companies like Apple, Facebook, YouTube, Uber, and more have joined the chorus of people against the policy, which has been described as "unconscionable" by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights — and now, the Trump administration has pulled out of the UN Human Rights Council.
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It is important that we, as Americans of all races, learn the facts -- including the facts about unconscionable police violence and discrimination against the black community and the historic efforts organized by the black community in response, including the Black Panthers 50 years ago and the Black Lives Matter movement today.
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It is simply unconscionable that while we allow oil and gas companies to waste America's energy resources from taxpayer-owned public lands while we have put our soldier in harm's way for decades trying to bring stability in the Middle East where we are far too dependent on foreign oil.
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Pence will join a roundtable with Small Business Administrator Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 220006M in six battleground states MORE and NAM's executive council.
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Instead of highlighting mandatory arbitration provisions, the bill homed in on particular contract terms that frequently are part of arbitration clauses – but, critically, said those conditions are presumptively unconscionable in any standard-form contract between an individual consumer (or employee) and the counterparty (presumably a business) that drafted the contract.
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EDT Thursday: Small Business Administration Administrator Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 2900M in six battleground states MORE speaks at a National Press Club event.
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"The moral obligation of the United States as a big emitter, and a historically big emitter that built its whole economy on fossil fuels that are now damaging the world – it's unconscionable the United States would walk away from it," she said of the threat to withdraw from the Paris deal.
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"I think it's unconscionable that Democrats would walk away from CHIP, from funding our military, for something that is not a deadline," Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) said.
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DANNY DANON Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Israel to the U.N. New York To the Editor: For decades the United States has abdicated its responsibility to use the leverage it has, as Israel's largest backer, to put pressure on its government to end its unsustainable and unconscionable treatment of Palestinians.
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EDT Thursday: Small Business Administration Administrator Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 0M in six battleground states MORE speaks at a National Press Club event.
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"Data caps were always unjustified and the overage penalties even more so, but at a time when Americans are being asked to work, learn, and entertain themselves at home, it is unconscionable cable and phone companies could raise internet bills even higher and profit from the COVAD-19 crisis," he said.
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The oldest millennials were just entering adulthood — finishing high school, starting college, leaving home for the first time — on September 11, 2001, when terrorist attacks in New York City and Washington, D.C., precipitated 18 years (and counting) of unconscionable war, and a horrific new reality suffused with persistent, ambient catastrophe.
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The Dallas Morning News reported on Tuesday that pilots have brought multiple complaints about the safety of the Boeing 737 Max 8 to federal authorities, with one captain saying in November that it was "unconscionable" for pilots to fly the plane without training or explicit information about how its systems worked.
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Or turning a blind eye to unconscionable comments like one from Minnesota's new congresswoman Ilhan Omar, who tweeted in 2012 "Israel has hypnotized the world, may Allah awaken the people and help them see the evil doings of Israel" — because she is breaking ground as a Muslim woman of color.
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Haley announced the decision to quit the same week that the U.N. high commissioner for human rights called the Trump administration's policy of separating immigrant families at the southern U.S. border "unconscionable," and just as a U.N. special rapporteur was about to present a report on extreme poverty in America.
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Single-payer health care is proven to be consistently plagued by these characteristics: Massive waiting lists and dangerous delays for medical appointments In those countries with the longest experience of single-payer government insurance, published data demonstrates massive waiting lists and unconscionable delays that are unheard of in the United States.
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That aid has helped to keep the rebels in the field, but it has not been enough to defeat Assad, or to deter his forces from employing unconscionable tactics, and it is hard to escape the conclusion that this caution has enabled the apparent war crimes of Assad and his allies.
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An unconscionable number of them are dying: In 2014, according to a new analysis from Duke University, 2,952 people in the Deep South (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas) died with H.I.V. as an underlying cause, with the highest death rates in Mississippi and Louisiana.
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In a unanimous decision on Tuesday, a three-judge panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a 2015 ruling from U.S. District Judge James King in Miami that held an arbitration agreement KeyBank had with its customers was unconscionable, or one-sided, and could not be enforced.
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EST: President Trump has lunch with Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 2900M in six battleground states MORE, the administrator of the Small Business Administration.
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His incendiary words and unconscionable silences gave a green light to bad actors who existed before him but were never so encouraged: the anti-Semites who harassed Jewish journalists on Twitter; the white nationalists who threatened to intimidate minorities at the polls; the misogynists who hurled unprintable slurs at Clinton.
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Jerry Falwell Jr. shy away from it — even to the point of contorting themselves to defend Mr. Trump's unconscionable response to white-nationalist violence in Charlottesville, Va. Idolatry of class, nation, race and leader is a constant temptation for people of faith, and too many are succumbing to it today.
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And that's in spite of the fact that The Masked Singer is a stupid, unconscionable act of lowest-common denominator aggression on the American public, by a network owned by Rupert Murdoch, a man who has nothing to lose and everything to gain by furiously attempting to dumb us down.
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"It was a great victory for people who are incarcerated and have hepatitis C because now we have a federal judge who said, 'Look, this is just unconscionable,' and the state is going to have to do something about it," said Elizabeth Paukstis, public policy director of the National Viral Hepatitis Roundtable.
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And just in case those pitchers had forgotten, Judge stepped to the plate in the first spring training game and did this: Judge spent the majority of his spring training attempting to win the starting right fielder job (which he did) and cut down on his unconscionable strikeout rate (which he also did).
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The sort of goofball character one is more likely to find in a Nickelodeon series than in real life, Martin isn't a bad person per se, but he does an unconscionable thing, exploiting the situation and blackmailing Simon into helping him arrange a date with out-of-his-league friend Abby (Alexandra Shipp).
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The latest push by Republican leaders in North Carolina to jam this unconscionable legislation down the throats of its citizens is the latest example of how Republicans have decided that culture-war issues, and sweeping legislation to advance their cultural positions, should take precedence over the traditional conservative advocacy for local governance.
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Potential successors included Small Business Administration head Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 0M in six battleground states MORE, or Overseas Private Investment Corporation President Ray Washburne.
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"Writing a tax bill that puts the very wealthy and special interests before working families was bad enough — but to slip in a last minute provision that could give even more of a windfall to people like President Trump and some Republicans in Congress is unconscionable," the senator told the news outlet.
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To shed light on the individuals participating in the program—described as "unconscionable" by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights on Monday—Sam Lavigne, a New York-based artist and programmer, published a dataset of the LinkedIn profiles of 1,595 people who self-identified on the site as working for ICE.
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While abstract thought rooted in experience, study and understanding can provide a valuable perspective, Trump's abstraction lacks all of these characteristics, and yet he operates in a world of equivocation in an attempt to subvert a complete lack of policy understanding, and an unconscionable lack of respect for different races, religions and women.
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"As one after another 5-4 rulings of this SCOTUS on voting rights, abortion rights, the travel ban and more are announced, the full meaning of @SenMajLdr's unconscionable, nearly yearlong blockade against the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland is manifest," wrote David Axelrod, a senior adviser to Mr. Obama, on Twitter Tuesday.
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"It is unconscionable that someone, who is a medical doctor, would allow himself to be photographed or painted in blackface images that depict and remind us of the horrors of slavery, segregation and all of the things that have been terrible for African-Americans in this country," said Guns, Second Calvary's senior pastor.
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His margins were huge, probably unconscionable in retrospect (we got the "friend discount" that brought them down to "eye-popping") but it was the mid-90s and Nipul could charge whatever he wanted because he was a "computer guy" at a time when that kind of enthusiasm and knowledge could confer unchallengeable authority.
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At some point, the American empire invariably forces unconscionable choices on American presidents, all of which resolve to the question of whether it is worth it to immiserate (or incinerate) hundreds or thousands or millions of people someplace far away to serve purportedly Serious abstractions about security and stability or narrower electoral concerns.
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The three-part package I suggest will do just that by tying repatriation of offshore corporate funds to both an infrastructure program and to legislation that once and for all would close those unconscionable tax loopholes that cost our treasury $100 billion to $200 billion each year and which no one can defend.
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And good on them, honestly, unless you want to take the cynic's route (love that route, btw) and note that, for the league, outrage over anthem protests provides a handy distraction from other news that is more central to the NFL's troubles, such as its bumbling/unconscionable handling of domestic violence and head injuries.
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One pilot said it was "unconscionable that a manufacturer, the FAA, and the airlines would have pilots flying an airplane without adequately training, or even providing available resources and sufficient documentation to understand the highly complex systems that differentiate this aircraft from prior models," according to an incident report filed with a NASA database.
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In the documentary, political scientist P.W. Singer notes that unrestricted submarine warfare targeting freighters and tankers was thought unconscionable at the beginning of the 20th century, but became normalized after World War II. We're in the middle of a similar transition over the ethics of drone combat, and autonomous weapons may follow the same path.
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"From his blind support for settlements in the West Bank and flagrant opposition to a two-state solution to his unconscionable and frighteningly casual use of holocaust imagery to vilify progressive American Jews, Mr. Friedman lacks the experience and temperament necessary to serve as our nation's ambassador to Israel," she said in a statement Friday.
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In October, he donated the same amount, his quarterly salary, to the Small Business Administration run by Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 0M in six battleground states MORE.
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As someone who has already spent an unconscionable amount of time doing his part to blow up a balloon on the other side of the world, I feel it is my duty to warn you that this installation is incredibly addictive, but also immensely satisfying for the same inexplicable reason as popping bubble wrap.
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As he spoke, Murphy referenced Congress' failure to pass any legislation in the aftermath of Sandy Hook, according to the AP. "For those of us that represent Connecticut, the failure of this body to do anything, anything at all in the face of that continued slaughter isn't just painful to us, it's unconscionable," he said.
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"It's unconscionable that we locked a woman up for voting when, unbeknownst to her, she was ineligible," Legend continued, referring to Crystal Mason, who was sentenced to five years in prison for voting in the 2016 election even though she says she was unaware that she was ineligible to vote, according to the Huffington Post.
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"The biggest barrier to placing children with families is a lack of qualified prospective parents; having the state give contractors and subcontractors a license to discriminate, thereby limiting the pool of prospective parents for no legitimate reason, is unconscionable and an unacceptable use of taxpayer dollars," the Human Rights Campaign said in a statement.
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Washington (CNN)Bill Taylor -- the former top US diplomat in Ukraine who served as a key witness in the House impeachment investigation into President Donald Trump -- denounced attacks on former US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch as "unconscionable" and said that he thought Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was under pressure not to back her.
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Small Business Administration (SBA) chief Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 0M in six battleground states MORE is visiting companies in Connecticut with the state's two Democratic senators. Sen.
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"I wish to state for the record that, even if there is deemed to be zero liability from an HR perspective, it is still -- in my view -- unconscionable that the county administrator didn't express to the board that this divisive symbol might create an uncomfortable workplace environment for many of his employees," White wrote, according to the Times.
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After years of fighting shoulder-to-shoulder with their Kurdish brothers in arms, President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE's surprise withdrawal of U.S. troops from Syria amounts to an unconscionable betrayal of key American allies.
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Trump's selection of Linda McMahonLinda Marie McMahonIvanka Trump urges support for groups that 'uplift' Baltimore amid father's criticism of city Trump campaign describes Corey Stewart super PAC as 'unconscionable' Pro-Trump group plans to spend 0M in six battleground states MORE to head up the Small Business Administration seems like a good first step in the right direction.
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"And that is, Mexicans are rapists, they're — if I had been Donald, the first thing I would have done with the [Mexican] president is apologized for making those obnoxious and unconscionable remarks," Perez said, referring to Trump's impromptu visit to Mexico City last week to speak with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto before his immigration speech in Phoenix, Ariz.
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But as Catherine Pugh, mayor of Baltimore, put it in a letter (PDF) to the FCC protesting the proposed rules, it sure isn't for her city: An annual fee of $270 per attachment, as established in the above document, is unconscionable when the facility may yield profits, in some cases, many times that much in a given month.
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"It is unconscionable that the commander in chief would take aim at his own, loyally serving troops for political reasons at a time when the military needs to focus on real threats," said Aaron Belkin, the director of the Palm Center, a research institute that had worked with the military to devise its policy on admitting transgender service members.
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"Claiming its vehicles will soon be 'feature complete' for full self-driving is one more step in the unconscionable practices that Tesla is already engaged in with Autopilot — overselling its capabilities and reliability when marketing its vehicles and then blaming the driver for not reading the manual and paying constant attention when the technology inevitably fails," Pomerleau said.
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"It is unconscionable that thousands of honorably serving transgender service members and their families will continue to live under the threat of discharge simply because of who they are," read a joint statement by several LGBTQ advocacy groups, including the Human Rights Campaign, the National Center for Transgender Equality, the National Center for Lesbian Rights, and the ACLU.
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"One particular country jumps out from the list compiled — as Muslims and other ethnic minorities flee persecution in Myanmar, after being subjected to one atrocious crime after another with devastating results, including mass killings, rapes, and the burning of entire villages, the U.S. makes the unconscionable decision to deny them welcome," Amnesty International USA executive director Margaret Huang said in a statement.
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In its latest dive into the validity of arbitration pacts, the California Supreme Court in a unanimous ruling rejected claims by Maribel Baltazar, a former Forever 21 warehouse worker, that the agreement she signed in 2007 was unconscionable because even though it allowed both sides to seek temporary injunctions in court, the company was far more likely to do so.
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"One particular country jumps out from the list compiled - as Muslims and other ethnic minorities flee persecution in Myanmar, after being subjected to one atrocious crime after another with devastating results, including mass killings, rapes, and the burning of entire villages, the U.S. makes the unconscionable decision to deny them welcome," Amnesty International USA executive director Margaret Huang said in a statement.
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