Achieving parity will mean undeserved reward for some, and undeserved hardship for others.
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Even in the age of Trump, they try desperately to be "balanced", which in practice means bending over backwards to say undeserved nice things about Republicans and take undeserved swipes at Democrats.
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Still, Greg seems to think his brother's reputation is undeserved.
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Yet his character's devotion to Sidney's redemption feels entirely undeserved.
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But its reputation as a massive outlier is somewhat undeserved.
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But one particular notation within the document dump garnered undeserved attention.
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Hong Kong's position as a regional financial hub is not undeserved.
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In some ways, I feel that it's all undeserved for me.
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I was off duty thanks to an improbable and undeserved survival.
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Since we were little, we had drawn undeserved or unearned attention.
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Often, the very mention of AI gives an undeserved veneer of credibility.
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And while insurers get a bad rap, Baldwin says it's mostly undeserved.
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The accusation that HBO was 'gaming the system' is baseless and undeserved.
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" In the caption, she added, "3 years of undeserved hate and abuse.
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In an emailed statement, Scaramucci said Trump's reputation for unpredictability was undeserved.
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This simply takes undeserved credit for the work of technologists, entrepreneurs, and investors.
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BlackBerry states that this resulted in "a substantial and undeserved windfall" for Snap.
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They are big love bugs and have such a horrible and undeserved reputation.
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It feels unendurable to have to witness such pain and suffering, so undeserved.
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", is also troubled by what he sees as such products' undeserved "health halo.
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This week, Benjamin Moser and Charles McGrath discuss books with undeserved bad reputations.
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When Vine died a quiet and undeserved death in 2017, we all mourned.
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It's not the first time Trump's tried claiming undeserved credit for improving NATO.
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And whether you think the attacks are fair or undeserved doesn't matter at all.
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According to Rolling Stone's assistant music editor Suzy Exposito, this lax response was undeserved.
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Doing the right thing donating his undeserved 211 mill payout all to women's charities.
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To an economist, a rent is excess, undeserved income resulting from barriers to competition.
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Few, though, have considered the possibility that Ryan's reputation was undeserved to begin with.
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People thought that less-skilled players could get an undeserved win based on RNG.
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What's more, riding a bus has a (perhaps undeserved) reputation as uncomfortable or dangerous.
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When I realized that Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze would become an undeserved flop.
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The cranberry is muted; the pomegranate doesn't make a case for its undeserved exceptionalism.
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It's lost its earnest, been-there-done-that aura (undeserved, but there you are).
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They named her Hailey Grace because to Ms. Jarratt, "grace" meant an undeserved gift.
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The animosity they often face for their different dress and hygiene is undeserved, she said.
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In refusing to choose between Handke and Tokarczuk, the committee granted both undeserved moral equivalency.
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A tiny radicalised fringe group is tarring Islam in the West with an undeserved brush.
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Everybody, please join me in giving her a totally undeserved round of applause, will you?
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Why not just try to settle in, take your place, however undeserved, among the fortunate?
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Wolfe's attack on Chomsky — whom he calls "Noam Charisma" — is precise, scathing and not undeserved.
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Particularly when it is someone you know, you just think this is so totally undeserved.
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It may be tempting to give yourself undeserved deductions for expenses that don't technically qualify.
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Without that passion, no matter how deserved or undeserved, a candidate cannot win the presidency.
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And as any horror film could tell you, the undeserved penalty can be gruesome indeed.
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" Says Ponder, "I'm abundantly aware of the undeserved goodness of God I've experienced early in life.
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Like so many other killers given undeserved mercy by Newsom's decision, Brown earned his death sentence.
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But I don't think I'm imbuing "All the Things She Said" with an undeserved sentimentality here.
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Its undeserved readmission to the Council of Europe created the dangerous precedent of rehabilitation without reform.
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Someone did those things to you, probably by rigging the system to secure an undeserved advantage.
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Everybody please join me in giving Meryl Streep a totally undeserved round of applause, will you?
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"It's embarrassing," Gordon says simply, and in those two words is a world of undeserved humiliation.
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He serves the interest of team owners, which is the basis of his egregious and undeserved pay.
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The decline in Apple's stock was "way overdone and undeserved," said Tigress Financial Partners analyst Ivan Feinseth.
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It's not that there's anything undeserved or unearned about how great Cam Newton has been this season.
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"The most radical Islamists and jihadists look at Donald Trump as an absolutely undeserved gift," he explains.
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It's undeserved, but that's an idea best explored in one more week, after the series finale airs.
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She hopes, as people who know better hope for undeserved blessings, spontaneous remissions, things of that sort.
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The problem was that she couldn't just let herself be lucky, because luck was random, meaningless, undeserved.
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This infringement has resulted in a substantial and undeserved windfall for Defendant as these users drive Defendant's revenue.
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The Chicago Sun-Times: We are, at the Sun-Times, the enemy of unchecked authority and undeserved privilege.
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Personally, I think a lot of this hate is undeserved considering how many times they've brought me joy.
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Its reputation as an urban Dorian Gray—gorgeous to behold but infected by corruption—is not entirely undeserved.
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Directors here have a not-undeserved reputation for making mincemeat of the likes of Chekhov, Ibsen and Shakespeare.
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While denouncing the calls as racist, Gillum spokesman's Geoff Burgan said they should not be given undeserved attention.
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New Yorkers should not have a false and undeserved sense of security or superiority regarding how we treat tenants.
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But, despite what the initial — undeserved — backlash would suggest, I Feel Pretty isn't designed to be taken that seriously.
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Taylor Swift gets a lot of undeserved shit in a lot of quarters for writing about her ex-lovers.
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This is somewhat undeserved, because financial investors insist on continual growth and generally can't see past the next quarter.
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It is the president who emerges from this unnecessary confrontation with the undeserved status of hero among his constituents.
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Oakland's reputation as a dangerous city is largely undeserved, and it is an integral part of the Bay Area.
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The quintessential example of Trump taking undeserved credit for a job announcement is with respect to the Carrier Corporation.
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President Obama, who bowed to the Saudi king, continued to afford the regime its undeserved standing as our ally.
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I can hear the cacophony of howling now — Here we go again, yet another undeserved attack on the Clintons.
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What looks like privacy to one person in a relationship may look like secrecy to another, unearned and undeserved.
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It says this discount is undeserved and doesn't properly factor in Airbus's share of the single-aisle jet market.
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Manafort received inexplicable and undeserved leniency that defendants who are not rich, white and powerful rarely, if ever, get.
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Gluten-free products became ubiquitous, giving people with celiac disease more options but the ingredient an undeserved bad name.
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The prickly Hoover had numerous enemies — deserved and undeserved — during his career as director; one that spanned eight presidents.
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Dean is running on his past advocacy of a 50-state political strategy and an undeserved reputation as a progressive.
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As a personal astrologer, Renstrom has seen clients use astrology to make similarly generic and largely undeserved judgments about people.
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The concern is that those who do have legitimate liens and judgments against them will get credit that is undeserved.
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A critical component of this plan is insisting that federal agencies use their statutory authority to break Gilead's undeserved monopoly.
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It has to take it even if the reports seem a little unfair and even if they might be undeserved.
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Otherwise, by allowing this abuser to gain undeserved support, you would indeed be helping to defer the day of reckoning.
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Conservatives have become particularly critical in recent years of Chevron and Auer deference, which they contend grant agencies undeserved authority.
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So it's hard to make the argument to any unauthorized immigrant living under Trump that her fear is irrational and undeserved.
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"The criticism that our policies are intended to direct the yen lower is undeserved," Abe told Japanese lawmakers earlier this month.
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"I brought undeserved pain and shame on my family," said Cohen, whose wife and two children were in the packed courtroom.
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It has to take it even if the reports seem a little unfair and even if they might even be undeserved.
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Then they held a vote in the dead of night and adjourned the House for its entirely undeserved July 4 break.
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But Justice Kennedy's reputation as an abortion rights champion is undeserved, said David S. Cohen, a law professor at Drexel University.
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But here's the key point: Many critics don't even bother to assert that grades have risen over time or are undeserved.
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Father and son later agreed — with barely disguised envy — that the renown enjoyed by John Hancock and Thomas Paine was undeserved.
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It contains a series of what I can only describe as sexist twaddle, wrapped in the undeserved protection of free speech.
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"I suspect a fantastic quarter that often is misunderstood, giving you your umpteenth undeserved chance to buy on weakness," he said.
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" John's attorney Orin Snyder said the lawsuit was "brought by a disgruntled former security officer seeking to extract an undeserved payment.
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Ocasio-Cortez attacked Schultz by pointing to his political inexperience, suggesting his billionaire status gives him an undeserved advantage in politics.
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Those accounts gave the president an undeserved free pass, for even Mr. Barr's cherry-picked quotes had made no such claims.
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But one might believe that he'd at least pay lip service to the decided minority who delivered his undeserved, Russian-backed victory.
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For its part, the Democratic Unionist Party has said that an Irish language act would grant the language an undeserved special status.
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Several other journalists piled on, suggesting they were getting undeserved flak for reporting on the government's actions to curb the coronavirus's spread.
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"We support everybody's right to express an opinion but the suggestion of irresponsibility on our part is simply undeserved," the network said.
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Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, defended the Duchess of Sussex against what he called the "totally undeserved" criticism she has received.
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His mother, Shelley Gilbert, told the court that her son had not acted out of revenge and a hunger for undeserved money.
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While there's a lot of undeserved stigma around STIs, catching one doesn't make you "bad" or "dirty" — you've simply caught an infection.
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Sara Netanyahu, 59, has inspired a multitude of headlines in the past over what family spokesmen call an undeserved reputation for imperiousness.
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Sara Netanyahu has elicited a multitude of headlines in the past over what family spokesmen have decried as an undeserved reputation for imperiousness.
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On top of that, Twitter users were angry that the recently-engaged Brit wasn't even in attendance to accept his allegedly undeserved award.
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I get the sense that Apple thinks this whole situation is overblown and an undeserved distraction taking away from an otherwise great product.
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The company asserts in its suit that the use of its "mobile messaging innovations harms BlackBerry and provides an undeserved windfall" to Twitter.
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"Predictive policing tools threaten to provide a misleading and undeserved imprimatur of impartiality for an institution that desperately needs fundamental change," they said.
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After nearly two decades of undeserved scorn, the Star Wars prequels are finally getting the credit they deserve as undeniably dank meme material.
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But I want to clear something up here: With all the strides the company has made to protect buyers, that reputation is undeserved.
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Whether you like it or not, nothing about the accomplishments of "Old Town Road" over these past 17 weeks is undeserved or illegitimate.
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Therefore, to successfully counter Iran's destabilizing activities, the U.S. needs to deprive Iran of those undeserved security guarantees by ending the nuclear deal.
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"I disagree that Trump is a pessimist," Reid said, as if to allow him that mantle would be paying him an undeserved compliment.
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So for them to conclude that their own wealth is undeserved, and therefore immoral, constitutes a powerful critique of the idea of meritocracy.
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Steve Pagliuca, co-chair of private equity powerhouse Bain Capital, defended the industry, arguing Thursday that it has received an undeserved bad reputation.
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Then maybe we can begin to swing the pendulum back a bit, judging our politicians by their accomplishments and not their undeserved reputations.
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They contended that Giuliani's appearances on news networks are giving the lawyer and his "false, debunked conspiracy theories" undeserved credibility (The Daily Beast).
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The gift of verse should not, as it has for so long, deliver undeserved immunity to the estimation of character and its shortcomings.
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The game's celebration of undeserved territorial domination is worthy of angst, but here's the thing: Various Daylife doesn't seem worth much of anything.
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Protesters argued that such a system would only bolster Beijing's grip on the former British colony by giving the chief executive undeserved legitimacy.
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Doesn't it require a truly undeserved sense of self-satisfaction to believe your penis is unique enough to be permanently immortalized in rubber?
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In 1998, Winfrey formed Oprah's Angel Network, a public charity that creates opportunities to enable undeserved women and children to rise to their potential.
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Speaking to Lee, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said there had been some "undeserved setbacks" in relations this year, in apparent reference to THAAD.
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"When you put all this together, you get a party where a handful of hard-liners gain an undeserved reputation for expertise," Larison said.
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These workers likely knew better than most what it's like to be slapped with unfair overdraft fees or undeserved hits to their credit rating.
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"Just because someone says it doesn't make it true," Ms. Lepera said, accusing Kesha of "using a status that is undeserved" to galvanize supporters.
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Some articles (and most comments) about the bot-and-faker laden celebrity accounts have a bit of sneer to them, but it's likely undeserved.
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All my life I've been mystified by and envious of people with a clear sense of purpose combined with an undeserved sense of confidence.
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Qatar has sought to parlay the financial muscle it derives from its enormous gas reserves into a diplomatic status otherwise undeserved by its size.
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Reworking his stage adaptation of Ibsen's play — a study of weaponized truth — Mr. Stone concocts a predictable stew of ancient transgressions and undeserved recriminations.
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Last January, he presented then-President elect Trump unverified information that had been compiled about his alleged ties to Russia, giving it undeserved credibility.
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"We support everybody's right to express an opinion but the suggestion of irresponsibility on our part is simply undeserved," the network said in a statement.
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Public perception of the company is better than its operational situation, and the high stock price does seem undeserved, from an investing point of view.
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Every instance of Republicans doing little more than mocking the increasing acceptability of socialism within Democratic Party ranks is an example of this undeserved hubris.
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He gave up five singles and three runs in the ninth, an inning that left Estevez with an unsightly pitching line that was somewhat undeserved.
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It was a stunning display of offensive pyrotechnics that dovetailed with the Cavaliers' late-game collapse, a disheartening result that almost felt unfair, unjust, undeserved.
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While Alcibiades eventually goes over to the Spartans, revealing that self-interest comes before national interest, Nicias suffers what Thucydides describes as an "undeserved" death.
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But Iraqis now are rejecting this system, even the Shi'ite majority who after 16 years of leading the government, still find themselves impoverished and undeserved.
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Catholic and Protestant authorities agree on the mysterious nature of grace, which they see as a free and undeserved or gratuitous favor, not a reward.
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Donald Trump and his associates are claiming that the civil rights icon John Lewis's opinion that Mr. Trump's presidency is illegitimate is unfair and undeserved.
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The title hints at a challenge to both the intellectual stagnation plaguing the study of black English and to those who perpetuate its undeserved stigma.
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It would result in anyone who fits that physical profile being treated with undeserved suspicion by everyone, from their elementary school teachers to law enforcement.
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In them, Munnings makes clear his wonder over Picasso's apparently undeserved success: "Only £1,500," he notes about an artist's work that has received his approval.
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More so than perhaps any other year in recent history, 2016 sure has gotten a lot of (perhaps undeserved) flak for being a garbage 365 days.
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AMC hung big moments from the comics over viewers' heads as tantalizing teases, and it messed with audience expectations in ways that felt cheap or undeserved.
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"This baseless lawsuit is brought by a disgruntled former security officer seeking to extract an undeserved payment," John's attorney, Orin Snyder, tells PEOPLE in a statement.
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The prosecutor in the case is PISSED ... claiming Cleaves is receiving undeserved special treatment -- specially because his arraignment was moved up a day without her knowledge.
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It is about preserving public land in the center of the world's largest binational community at the doorsteps of one of the nation's most undeserved communities.
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It is the duty of righteous men to make war on all undeserved privilege, but one must not forget that this is a war without end.
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First because it called to mind the undeserved suffering of my family and so many other families like mine, and the loss of my childhood home.
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It also dug into the toxic connection between black women's high capacity for undeserved treatment and black men's abusive behavior being too-often forgiven as immaturity.
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Example: David Hogg has been allowed to slander and libel people by calling them Child murderer's, provoking undeserved boycotts, spreading hatred of opposing views and the likes.
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"The South has a horrible reputation and it's not undeserved but I am so tired of everyone acting like this is Dog Patch down here," he said.
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Sanders' decision to tread those uneven boards upset more than a few liberals commentators, who worried that his presence alone might gift the network some undeserved credibility.
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The Cathay spokesman said the airline's trainers had faced undeserved criticism during the ban for supporting the company's training programs which enable more junior pilots to progress.
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Deal Professor Associate salaries at big law firms are on the rise, and that news has brought a predictable but undeserved fresh round of law school bashing.
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In a development that feels totally undeserved, that enterprising teen's Wendy's chicken nugget tweet seems to be on track toward becoming the most retweeted of all time.
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It should be eliminated—as should the filibuster, which, thanks to the Senate's warped geography, gives sparsely populated states an undeserved veto over the nation's legislative agenda.
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He wielded them to seek undeserved accolades and harm his political rivals, like San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, whom Trump targeted in a tweet Wednesday morning.
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The Democrats—still petrified of being seen as soft on national security, still beholden to D.C.'s foreign policy blob—are adding undeserved credibility to his assassination.
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Thus, instead of heaping more undeserved praise on al-Sisi, Vice President Pence should speak out about Egypt's human rights crisis and the authoritarian laws enabling it.
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But his career was cut short by alcoholism, and he was tormented by an undeserved reputation for failing to win big games, particularly in the World Series.
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It certainly motivates me to work to make the world a better place — not out of guilt, but out of thankfulness for the undeserved blessings in my life.
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At the same time, the benefits rolls are filled with fake beneficiaries, created by those seeking to palm undeserved rations of fertiliser, food or some other subsidised good.
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Given his personality type, I think he is exhibiting signs of intense frustration that comes from the diminishing amounts of undeserved adulation he received during his primary run.
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One survey found that 85% of American parents thought they should praise their children to bolster their self-esteem, but studies suggest that undeserved praise makes children complacent.
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Of course, Trump promised to be the "the greatest jobs president that God ever created," and he'll continue to take undeserved credit to live up to that pledge.
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You might understand this better if you had not received participation trophies, undeserved grades to protect your feelings or even if you had a proper understanding of civics.
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The teams' game plans were unsurprising to anybody who had watched Spain this decade or had seen Iran's dreadful and undeserved victory over Morocco in their first game.
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It struck me as a way to add a degree of undeserved intrigue to a season of television that was mostly intent on treading water through an overlong introduction.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, who certainly knows better, sat next to Trump in an Economist interview and gave him totally undeserved credit for intimidating the Chinese on currency manipulation.
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In Germany a woman who worked outside the home while her children were young used to be branded a Rabenmutter (raven mother, an undeserved slur on avian parenting styles).
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The connection would have to lie, as Sotomayor suggests, in the present-day residues, the stubborn structural effects of centuries of mistreatment, gradually diminishing but still an undeserved burden.
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The Russian minister of communications, Nikolai Nikoforov, said this week that the treatment of RT in the United States was the result of an undeserved animosity toward Russian interests.
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Earn simply slinks off to the school bus, gray hoodie zipped all the way to the top, and watches silently as Devon takes a heaping helping of undeserved humiliation.
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Third, we must combat the undeserved stigma that attaches to mental and behavioral illness, which may discourage early identification and treatment and reinforce secrecy to avoid society's harsh judgment.
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Even if eviction does not appear to trigger calamitous financial insecurity—if only because it was pre-existing—that does not mean the newfound attention to the problem is undeserved.
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"Arabs, for example, are thought of as camel-riding, terroristic, hook-nosed, venal lechers whose undeserved wealth is an affront to real civilization," Said wrote in his 1978 book Orientalism.
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"Paul Ryan will use the term 'entitlement reform' to talk about Social Security and Medicare as if it's undeserved or it's some form of welfare," he said in an ad.
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"I am also deeply humbled that my colleagues saw fit to do me the undeserved honor of designating this year's NDAA in my name," McCain said in a statement Thursday.
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There is no sentence that could supersede the suffering that I live with on a daily basis, knowing that my actions have brought undeserved pain and shame upon my family.
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I also support a more robust approach to border security and illegal immigration, which could still entail legal residency for law-abiding Dreamers but not an undeserved pathway to citizenship.
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Having fought so hard to clamber its way out of the devastating post-financial crisis recession, it would be an undeserved and cruel twist were Ireland to be broken by Brexit.
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IRVING FINE: Complete Orchestral Works A typical BMOP/sound release, this one rescues a composer from wholly undeserved obscurity with transparent, energetic performances — and Mr. Rose is rightly proud of it.
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The appeals court even refused in 2014 to revisit the trial court's interpretation of the settlement, which, according to BP, made it all too easy for people to collect undeserved claims.
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Austere, self-absorbed and soft-limbed, the dancers appeared like plain particles guided through space by laws of brilliant complexity, unexceptional humans slouching through a creation of undeserved beauty and perfection.
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Germany has generally not been known for exporting comedies — and, to outsiders, has a perhaps undeserved reputation for humorlessness — but "Toni Erdmann," which has been sold around the world, upends that.
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Film and television constantly chase new areas of expansion and escalation, and the term "jumping the shark" is one of the ways we've come to easily identify undeserved escalations in those media.
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The link tax is seen by critics as an attempt by some brick and mortar publishers to generate undeserved revenue in the wake of their failure to adapt to the internet era.
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Obama has undermined his own narrative that people like Manning and Snowden are not "patriots," and he has given undeserved legitimacy to fringe groups who say they should be regarded as heroes.
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STEPHEN MERRIMANBang Bua Thong, Thailand Although you get much right about the need to simplify tax reliefs ("Spaghetti Junction", February 13th), your praise for the personal allowance for income tax is undeserved.
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"Financiers are among those who do receive undeserved wealth and have caused envy," Mr. Munger said just two months ago at the Daily Journal annual meeting, a corporate gathering in Los Angeles.
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"And now in the middle of another deadly storm, he blithely dismisses the Puerto Rico death toll and takes an undeserved victory lap around an island that is still suffering," Tapper said.
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An analysis co-authored by Fred Schulte, at the Center for Public Integrity, estimated that insurance companies had received nearly seventy billion dollars in undeserved Medicare Advantage payments between 2008 and 2013.
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The Big Bang Theory's ratings prowess — undeserved in the eyes of viewers who consider their comedy tastes more rarefied — has long been enough to mark the show as something to scoff at.
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And though their plans differ, they all agree on one thing: Former service members with undeserved "other than honorable" discharges should receive the full suite of Department of Veterans Affairs benefits. Sen.
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And while some of these harms may be overcome by marijuana's benefits or curtailed by consuming pot without smoking it, the evidence shows that weed's reputation as a safe drug is undeserved.
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"Libya will continue to be a challenge in the year to come, illustrating the new reality where small organizations wield undeserved power," Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter said in a speech in Paris.
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As a former first daughter who was a teen in the White House during one of its biggest scandals, Chelsea Clinton knows what it's like to be the subject of undeserved media scrutiny.
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But, until these people actually answer for their misdeeds, or at least genuinely acknowledge there were real misdeeds in the first place, we shouldn't be tuning into their undeserved public relations rehabilitation schemes.
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But it is not undeserved, and really, if you want to blot that bad, go to the deli, buy a few packs of hemp rolling papers, and call it a good-skin day.
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This is suspicious, to say the least, and may suggest that the marketing team behind Gotti is manipulating the movie's audience score on Rotten Tomatoes with fake accounts showering Gotti with undeserved praise.
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I caught it before I filed, but I still had this gut-wrenching feeling that I'd narrowly avoided getting dragged off to jail for cooking the books to score a massive undeserved refund.
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But now that Sharapova is allowed to play tennis again, there's a question of how much of a cushion to give her and whether she's receiving undeserved perks because she's marketable and talented.
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" Diva status, she wrote, "however undeserved the allowances it gets, is one that's long been denied to a group of people often characterized as unoriginal robots and mean-for-meanness' sake Dragon Ladies.
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"Whatever the sentence is he must stick to it, not pardon [the jailed leaders] or give them undeserved privileges in prison," said Ciudadanos' parliamentary spokeswoman Ines Arrimadas at a unionist rally in Barcelona.
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The truth was a confluence of half-baked motivations: some notion of needing to live in the American West and the lack of appealing job prospects for humanities majors with undeserved self-importance.
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Appearing in a blue jail jumpsuit at his arraignment on Wednesday, Bryant was joined by his attorney, Daniel Brookman — who called Bryant's felony charges excessive and undeserved as the incident was a momentary aberration.
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He invokes his experience as a donor to highlight campaign finance corruption, accuses hedge fund managers of dodging taxes and joins Mr. Sanders in denouncing various industries for what he says are undeserved profits.
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"He was forced to resign from ESPN in 2003 after he said the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb got undeserved praise because "the media has been very desirous that a black quarterback do well.
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He invokes his own experience as a donor as an example of campaign finance corruption, rips hedge fund managers for dodging taxes, and joins Sanders in blasting the pharmaceutical industry for reaping undeserved profits.
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This 31-31 tie between Texas Tech and TCU went into the books as a 56-53 video game; TCU quarterback Seth Doege's seven-touchdown fever dream garnered him hilariously undeserved Heisman Trophy buzz.
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Rather, hunger for new revenues and the inevitable central planning conceit of politicians distorts carbon pricing into just another political tax-and-spend program, this time, under the undeserved halo of saving the planet.
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As described in The Independent, one of Rahman's coworkers had both the complete lack of self-awareness and entitlement to text her after learning of her promotion and say that it was undeserved. Why?
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Defensive end Chris Long was quick to point out that the boos aimed at Parkey were somewhat undeserved, as the kick had been tipped by at the line by Eagles defensive tackle Treyvon Hester.
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They now carry an extra weight that comes from the association with those promoted by Trump, and undeserved suggestion that maybe that theory isn't too outlandish to some since others are true, facts be damned.
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Digital comics, trade paperbacks, distribution difficulties, and a persistent and not entirely undeserved reputation for being exactly like the comic book store on The Simpsons all make it hard out there for a print (store).
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The Wedding Date is like a door creaking open to a genre that many women have previously barred for its many undeserved stigmas: Romance is generic, it's not well-written, it's embarrassing, it's not literary.
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"When [Bruner] saw something he decided he didn't like — which very often was exactly what he had asked for — [that] was really undeserved, and often really difficult for teams to deal with," the source says.
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The USGA likes to make its championship a test of the toughest order but the association left itself open to criticism in the event of a Berger or Finau win, which many would feel undeserved.
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" I frequently encountered concerns about ways that minorities or immigrants has usurped undeserved resources, such as when another man in Tennessee claimed that, "the Mexicans, their food stamps, everything they want, we're paying for it.
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Without adequate reward for all workers, Singer argued, meritocracy is not an ideal, because it leaves those who, for no fault of their own, cannot do the work that is well-rewarded, in undeserved hardship.
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The organization even serves places right outside our nation's capital—the home of some of the most extravagant and undeserved wealth in America, where Jeff Bezos can buy a $23 million house with 25 bathrooms.
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She might indeed be able to use the information to get a raise, although she would have to put her relationships in a new job at risk, perhaps gaining an undeserved reputation as a troublemaker.
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The prestigious show throws the welcome mat out to the controversial canines every year, even as some are unwelcome on the streets of many U.S. cities because of their nasty reputations that breeders insist are undeserved.
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Final Four preview: Syracuse crashes the party The team that started 0-4 in the Atlantic Coast Conference, finished 10th in the league and got what many deemed an undeserved at-large bid is still playing.
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These stereotypes are undeserved, and the city hosts galleries, restaurants, and a thriving cityscape alongside working-class neighborhoods that make the city feel much less pretentious than the glitzy polish present in San Francisco's city center.
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Public School 191, not far away, is the "bad" school, with low test scores, deep money woes, a reputation (undeserved) for being unsafe and a student body that is mostly black and Latino and mostly poor.
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I'm not comfortable saying that, especially because philosophy and philosophers have a reputation—not undeserved—of being elitist and making philosophy so abstract and removed from the daily questions of life that people find it alienating.
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That mystique is undeserved because it is too kind to her decision, lauded for its idealism but ultimately deeply reckless and destabilizing, to swiftly admit a million-odd migrants into the heart of Europe in 2015.
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It's not O.K. for businesses to supply Mr. Trump with photo ops claiming undeserved credit for job creation — or for business leaders to serve on "advisory" panels that are really just another kind of photo op.
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A look at the actual data in the four most populous U.S. states–number of insured individuals, Medicaid coverage, and access to care–suggests that states with high uninsured rates like Texas are receiving undeserved blame.
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Ms Chung's education has also become a focus of popular anger, and the subject of a separate investigation: an opposition MP has alleged that Ewha Women's University, among the country's most prestigious, gave Ms Chung undeserved grades.
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Third, we could have huge inequality based on power: executives at large corporations who get to set their own compensation, financial wheeler-dealers who get rich on inside information or by collecting undeserved fees from naïve investors.
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Calum Scott is not the first person to reap undeserved praise for casting a miserable, faux-ballad shadow over a well-crafted pop song – usually by a female artist – in order to bring out the "deeper meaning".
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The word is that Nate Diaz will get a largely undeserved crack at the lightweight champion—having not fought since their second match, while the landscape of MMA's most exciting division continues to shift at breakneck speed.
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This includes the ability of the children and spouses of our elected officials to receive windfall contracts and undeserved positions from companies to buy influence, while elected officials can insist there is nothing illegal about such deals.
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No, it's not really a critical self-examination of whether YouTube's business model is all about pushing the most controversial and thus "engaging" content to undeserved prominence, as has repeatedly happened with promoted videos smearing mass shooting survivors.
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Yet the regime has for 28503 years seized an unparalleled advantage in manipulating a cycle of crisis and negotiation that strengthens its control over its own people and gives it an undeserved place of influence in world events.
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Tracy Morgan, her co-star in the TBS series "The Last O.G.," got all tetchy this summer when asked about her burst of success; then Katt Williams suggested her fame was linked to her looks, and basically undeserved.
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In fact, the net outcome of U.S. policy has been to hand China a huge and wholly undeserved victory by terminating the negotiations for a Pacific trade protocol and regime as outlined in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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And it's not entirely undeserved: A Consumer Reports investigation found higher-than-recommended levels of several types of bacteria hiding in packaged greens, although they did not find the dreaded E. coli O157 strain responsible for the U.K. deaths.
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The other study worth noting found that beans' bad reputation may be undeserved: fewer than half of people noticed an increase in flatulence from eating pinto or baked beans; only 19 percent had more gas with black-eyed peas.
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Svitolina's form nosedived in the second half of the year and after sneaking into the eight-woman field courtesy of three early-season titles, the world number seven sensed her presence had been regarded as undeserved in some quarters.
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More to the point, while violence is never acceptable, there are good arguments that "deplatforming" — using nonviolent protest to demand that universities refuse to give racist or sexist speech undeserved publicity and respectability — is an effective tool against bigotry.
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Now, this isn't an undeserved pick (Drake was also Spotify's most streamed artist this year, and his influence on pop culture in 2016 has been massive), but it's worth pointing out that Apple has a long-standing relationship with the rapper.
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While his ideological fellow traveler Jeb Bush lost in an embarrassing way, Bush at least managed to go out in a dignified way and ended up attracting some (entirely undeserved) praise as an honest and decent man living through troubled times.
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This has been a very personal campaign for me because the proceeds from the plates will benefit the Every Woman Counts program, which helps undeserved women who don't have the money or capability to get mammograms and other early detection tests.
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The world's largest telecommunications equipment maker, which has been charged with bank fraud related to U.S. sanctions against Iran, touted its relief efforts in disaster-torn countries like Chile and Indonesia, and its work to connect the undeserved around the world.
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In policing, implicit bias causes some groups to receive undeserved suspicion while other groups are presumed innocent, according to the National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice, a project that was funded by the Department of Justice in 2014.
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Letter To the Editor: I was elated to read "The Fruit Juice Delusion" (Sunday Review, July 8), in which Erika R. Cheng, Lauren G. Fiechtner and Aaron E. Carroll, professors of pediatrics, finally debunk fruit juice's long-undeserved health halo.
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Trump appeared on Sunday to reverse his position on how the Senate should proceed, writing on Twitter that a full trial would give the Democrats who pursued impeachment undeserved credibility and signaling support for dismissal of the charges with no trial.
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Tiffany Muller, head of the influential clean-government group End Citizens United, said her organization's research showed that many swing voters still see Mr. Trump as a political outsider with what Ms. Muller called an undeserved veneer of ethical independence.
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There's a remarkable amount of good and interesting writing on the subject — it's the one shelf where Dostoyevsky and Damon Runyon make sense together.) The most obvious (and probably most dangerous) appeal of gambling is the pure feeling of undeserved reward.
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THIS is a story of undeserved neglect, the first full telling of the life of a shy, awkward and generally poverty-stricken man who hid his light beneath a bushel and so neglected his appearance that he was often taken for a tramp.
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Urban police everywhere in the '70s fought the development of systems like civilian review boards that might gather such evidence in more systematic and credible ways, which they dismissed as the "unfair abuse and undeserved criticism" brought against them by private citizens.
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They have proposed taxing corporate revenue rather than profit – an intriguing way to stop companies shifting their accounting profit to low-tax jurisdictions – and introducing a land value tax that would offset some of the undeserved and unequal gains of property ownership.
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Antiquated, non-science-based, HIV-specific criminalization laws persist on the books across more than three-quarters of the nation These outdated and unnecessarily punitive statutes only add to the destructive and undeserved stigma that people living with HIV continue to face.
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To Xi Jinping, Trump was equally clear: You will no longer be able to garner undeserved international prestige as a responsible and moderating force while duplicitously enabling and protecting North Korea's mounting existential threat to South Korea, Japan and the United States.
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Henry F. WeinschenkCharlottesville, Va. To the Editor: By considering indexing capital gains to inflation to provide another undeserved tax cut to those least in need, the Trump administration demonstrates yet again its true colors: bright red, the red of massive unnecessary deficits.
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New York magazine's Sarah Jones, a prominent writer on the socialist left, argued that there's a germ of a point to the Chapo arguments; that the elite obsession with "civility" justified treating truly bad people in positions of power with undeserved respect.
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The rest of the (human) cast, including Ronald Peet as Gil, Annie Henk as Waiter and Elizabeth Kenny as Manager, generally walk the satire tightrope with confidence, neither falling into sketch comedy vacuity on one side nor undeserved pathos on the other.
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At a minimum, we as a society know enough about cannabis, as well as the failures of cannabis prohibition, to regulate its consumption by adults, end its longstanding criminalization, and to remove it from its undeserved Schedule I prohibitive status under federal law.
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If it all seems just a bit too emotional, his current and former advisers say, it's because de Blasio is human — and it's hard for him to hear folks lavish accolades on Bloomberg, a man de Blasio thinks has received undeserved praise.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Paul Ryan, Brought Down to Size" (editorial, March 28): Mr. Ryan's undeserved reputation as a "policy guy" and a "numbers guy" is a direct result of the news media's failure to adequately vet his prior budget proposals.
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Two top Biden campaign advisers in a letter addressed the leaders of news and cable networks and some anchors, saying that Giuliani's appearances on news networks are giving the lawyer and his "false, debunked conspiracy theories" undeserved credibility, The Daily Beast first reported.
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Dubbed the San Francisco Health Improvement Partnership, the collaboration has improved public health in the city of 850,000 in three ways: it reduced consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages; it restricted retail alcohol sales; and it provided dental care to previously undeserved children.
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Loon, a fleet of internet enabling balloons that patrol the skies to connect remote and technologically undeserved areas, played a role in connecting those affected by flooding in Peru last summer and assisted those devastated by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico this past fall.
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She's arguably the most successful of the cast, and I feel like the producers need to make amends for her season seven loss, much like the first two seasons of All Stars were consolation prizes to Chad Michaels and Alaska after their undeserved defeats.
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Still, only one can be crowned the best, and according to a new market study by research firm The NPD Group, Becca's Shimmering Skin Perfector Pressed can officially call itself the bestselling highlighter in the U.S. I must say, the accolade is not undeserved.
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The praise was totally undeserved, but it was also only the third good press day in his first 75 days in office (the other two followed his nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court and his address to a joint session of Congress).
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Then again, they receive unfair wages, will be subjected to undeserved criticism by their older peers that could alter their fun playing styles, and won't get the exposure they deserve because of a television contract between two entities that was signed without their consent. Hmmm.
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According to the civil forfeiture complaint filed in New York, the alleged money laundering operation worked like this: A Russian criminal organization stole the identities of legitimate Russian companies and used them to obtain undeserved tax refunds totaling $0033 million from the Russian Treasury.
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" Dudamel, a world renowned conductor, has built YOLA from the ground up, and through the program's partners, provides, "instruments, intensive music training, and academic support to more than 700 students from undeserved neighborhoods, empowering them to become vital citizens, leaders, and agents of change.
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Those who reject this orthodoxy, intentionally or otherwise, will not only be bullied into admitting their error, but also be subjected to "sensitivity training" about incorrect speech or thought, the undeserved benefits of "white privilege," and the victimization of gays, women and people of color.
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But with a year's grace behind him—unearned, undeserved—he recognized that this freedom was only temporary, and that the words he shouted to the empty air would in time come back to him, and back, in a pale echo: Brother Reilly, Father Larsen.
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But considering the frustratingly still-unconfirmed romance between Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello — which culminated in a much-hyped VMAs performance that turned out to be a big tease — it's not unreasonable to think all that publicity gave their voting numbers an undeserved boost.
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"We expect the increased foreign-insurer participation will promote the development of more sophisticated products with higher margins and more recurring premiums such as pensions, retirement planning and healthcare insurance, areas undeserved by domestic insurers," said Moody's Investors Service in a note this week.
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The presumption that Trump is performing well is based on a misreading of the underlying fundamentals of the election, and in its own terms arguably does a little bit to boost his electoral fortunes by cloaking his campaign in an undeserved shroud of competence.
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The queen's cameo in the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in London in 2012 is cited as an example of Britain's global cultural reach; Prince Charles's undeserved education at Cambridge University is crowbarred into a chapter extolling the knowledge-based Anglo-Saxon economy.
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There's a slightly rosy way to look at Green Book's win, even if you hated the film: It doesn't show that the Academy is the same as it ever was, but rather that a combination of factors led to it sneaking into an undeserved win.
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Bob's smoldering resentment and hair-trigger temper are in keeping with his rage and self-regard in the first movie, but in the sequel, they're so undeserved that they make him look incompetent and childish in a way that isn't fun or funny, just a bit depressing.
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And she did not want her name on what she saw as anti-immigrant policy rationales put forth by Mr. Sessions; Stephen Miller, the president's powerful immigration adviser; and others who argued that the program encouraged new waves of illegal immigration and was an undeserved amnesty.
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But Justice Kennedy's reputation as an abortion rights champion had otherwise been undeserved, said David S. Cohen, a law professor at Drexel University, as Casey was the only case in which he had found an abortion restriction unconstitutional in his 28 years on the Supreme Court.
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"One of the biggest misconceptions about student athletes is that they live a sheltered or 'spoiled' life—that because many of them are on scholarship, they have unearned or undeserved luxuries," says Denise Kwok, director of student-athlete academic services (SAAS) at University of Southern California.
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The generally accepted narrative being repeated by most media outlets that Lebanon has been "taken over by Hezbollah" is dangerous and gives undeserved credibility to Hezbollah at a time when the U.S. and international community should be doing all we can to marginalize and weaken them.
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One researcher who was involved in the big 2014 trial, University of Alabama's David Allison, told Vox that while breakfast's health halo may indeed be undeserved, there is some suggestion that skipping meals and eating late in the day can affect one's ability to regulate glucose.
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" Early this month when it set the vote, Chadbourne said, also in a statement, that it was "the inevitable result of the choices Ms. Campbell has made" and that it was her "choice to pursue baseless claims in the cynical pursuit of a big and undeserved payday.
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"Pulling out of northern Syria ignores that painful lesson, represents an abandonment of our Kurdish allies despite their vital contributions to the fight against ISIS, emboldens Iran, and serves as an undeserved gift to the Erdogan regime, which has only continued its steady march toward Moscow," said Cheney.
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Given that Father's Day is approaching and we've already admitted to throwing some undeserved shade (cargo shorts excluded) at the dads of the world, we're giving credit where credit's due by highlighting every one of this season's coolest trends that look like they're straight out of your dad's closet.
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Frankly, though, members of the Saudi ruling family have long enjoyed an undeserved reputation as reformers, like late King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, who enjoyed a blushing amount of hagiography after his death after a reign of heartless judicial oppression, brutish military intervention, and abuse of migrant workers.
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Recall that David Duke, the former Klan leader currently enjoying some undeserved media attention, ran as a GOP candidate for governor of Louisiana and won a majority of the white vote way back in 1991 -- long before Trump and despite being denounced by almost the entire Republican Party.
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Ankura has not responded to Reuters queries "We are working collaboratively on a range of issues with investors in our Healthcare Fund while also preserving the Fund's vital mission of delivering affordable, accessible and quality healthcare to undeserved markets," Abraaj said when asked about how the money was handled.
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The Malawi chapter of Find Your Feet, an international NGO that works on food security for the rural poor and one of the groups that met with the government, supports 16 community seed banks in Rumphi, Mzimba and Nkhata Bay districts, covering areas undeserved by the formal seed system.
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Gracious people are humble enough to observe that the best things in life are usually undeserved — the way the pennies of love you invest in children get returned in dollars later on; the kindness of strangers; the rebirth that comes after a friend's unexpected and overawing act of forgiveness.
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It's now clear, they maintain, that Kim and Kanye lied about Taylor okaying the line "I made that bitch famous," that Taylor was in the right all along, and that Taylor's 2016 cancellation was just Kanye heaping more undeserved humiliation on Taylor on top of the travesty of 2009.
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While medical school graduates are among the wealthiest workers in American, many believe that making medical school more affordable will encourage more doctors to pursue lower-paying specialties, such as pediatrics and family medicine or to work in undeserved, low-income and rural communities that are facing doctor shortages.
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But during this Obamacare repeal and replacement process, the insurers have more than secured their financial position — they've assumed such a supreme level of undeserved importance in America that politicians on both sides of the partisan aisle act as if propping them up is of the greatest national importance.
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In this task he had a strong psychological motivation: He hoped to wipe out the stigma of his mostly undeserved inclusion in the Keating Five, a group of senators who had gone overboard in helping a failed savings and loan owned by a major donor, Charles Keating, in the late 1980s.
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The Talk co-host tells PEOPLE she has strong feelings about those who try to steal undeserved attention away from those who've earned it, like her fellow co-hosts, who won a PCA for favorite daytime hosting team and were rudely interrupted by audience member Zacari Nicasio during their acceptance speech.
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But the point is that a party claiming to be standing alone against an existential threat to the republic should be willing to move somewhat, to compromise somehow, to bring a few of the voters who have lifted the G.O.P. to its largely undeserved political successes into the Democratic fold.
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Nevertheless, it inspired a strong reaction from people who critiqued her spending habits, raged against her evidently undeserved wealth, and mocked the ridiculousness of the original headline—she wasn't living in New York on $25 an hour, she was living on a cushion of inherited wealth: This kind of anger is certainly righteous.
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From the death of veterans awaiting access to VA care, theft of taxpayer funds by VA employees, retaliation against whistleblowers by supervisors, wrongful stockpiling of veterans' benefit applications to boost employee performance statistics, and system-gaming in pursuit of undeserved performance bonuses, the VA's organizational behavior only seems to be getting worse.
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On the other hand, John R. Bradley at The Spectator says Khashoggi "never had much time for western-style pluralistic democracy," and enjoys "undeserved status in the West" simply because he was fired in 2003, when he was editor of the Saudi daily Al Watan, for allowing a columnist to criticize an Islamist thinker.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — One day after President Trump claimed he had done more for black voters than the Obama administration had, several Democratic presidential candidates spoke at the same historically black college on Saturday and issued a blistering rebuke of both the president and the event's organizers — whom they accused of giving Mr. Trump an undeserved platform.
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It is a surreal exchange for a litany of reasons, not least because of our collective understanding of who the woman in the sunglasses talking about immigration is: Paris Hilton is an icon not just of the 2114s, but of a certain widely held image of what inherited wealth, undeserved fame, and American excess looks like.
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It'll be familiar as well to political junkies who remember the trumped up controversy over an Obama adviser's description of the administration's approach to Libya as "leading from behind"; or the undeserved mockery Obama endured after his reelection when he promised to "create a permission structure" that would allow Republicans to cut a budget deal with him.
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According to the Trump campaign, Chris Christie will be out campaigning in New Hampshire and Pennsylvania on Saturday New Jersey takes a lot of (undeserved, it's a great state, fight me) crap, but it just did the country a solid by reminding everyone, in the eleventh hour, that Trump's campaign is full of people like Christie.
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" That remark brought a suspension from his job at Standard Bank and an acerbic rejoinder from its chief executive, Sim Tshabalala, that "entitled is often a key word in racist thinking" — either by whites accusing blacks of claiming undeserved privilege, or by blacks arguing that "white people are not entitled to be full citizens because they are 'all racists.
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They weren't reflexively anti-government and anti-tax like libertarian-minded conservatives; as Harvard researchers found, Tea Partiers were perfectly happy to get government benefits themselves, because they believed they were "hardworking taxpayers" rather than the "freeloaders" getting undeserved assistance from the Democrats then in power, a category that included many minority groups and immigrants in particular.
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It's always unacceptable, and always undeserved, and it can come back to haunt you when you least expect it—like, say, when you're sitting at your desk at work, trying to finish up your column for the next week while ignoring the bad news crawling down your screen, and then… a memory pops up, unbidden, unwelcome, but stubborn as a deer tick.
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At the end of Home Alone, Kevin looks out his window once more to see Old Man Marley reuniting with his own family, which makes for some nice narrative symmetry that is nonetheless an undeserved resolution: the film's ultimate lesson is that Kevin needs his family, but when the credits roll, it's hard to believe that Old Man Marley even deserves his.
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And it's all perfumed with the faint odor of undeserved victimhood that Facebook executives apparently feel for being so maligned, even as they continue to benefit extravagantly from sucking all of our data into their maw, and even though they do less than they should to contain some of the damage of social media that they are so clearly responsible for.
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To be fair, there are a lot of things destroying me from the inside: the existence of Jared Kushner, the state of the United States Postal Service, fights about the 2016 election, astrology worship, the return of flare jeans, the United Nations' most recent climate change report, the entirely undeserved soup renaissance, violence inside the naked mole community, and Doc Martens, which are bad for my ankles.
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It got worse on "Blue Jeans;" Del Rey sounded like she was a ventriloquist singing with a 22011-pound dummy sitting on her chest (the "no, please" at 22014:103 is a particular lowlight): Del Rey's bad showing was, to her biggest critics, a sign that her meteoric rise was undeserved, her sudden popularity a product of smoke and mirrors orchestrated by her label Interscope.
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It is easy to understand how voters outside Iowa and New Hampshire, who take their deeply undeserved "first in the nation" status very seriously and may be paying more attention than voters in other states, might not know a ton about Steyer other than that he's the guy who's always on TV saying he's going to provide health care to all and take on Trump.
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As with all Paradox games, seeing all this unfold requires drilling down into the numbers at play in a given battle so you can see how chosen battle tactics, tech levels, bonuses, and army compositions all affect the outcome but in those piles of stats you can see why you needed to fear this enemy army, or how your general eked out an undeserved victory against the odds.
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In the 24 hours after he sent the WWE tweet, he attacked the "dishonest media" for trying to prevent him from achieving his goals; he took undeserved credit for the stock market and the unemployment rate; praised the military; announced, for some reason that he would be speaking to Germany and France (and later, Italy) on Monday morning; and expressed optimism (albeit in a somewhat ominous way) about the prospect of peace in the Middle East.
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