It was all so unpleasant — and so unflattering — that candidates took to commenting on how unpleasant and unflattering it was.
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They were showing pictures that were very unflattering, as unflattering — from certain angles — that were taken early and lots of other things.
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I used to not understand the importance of unflattering, shapeless, schmatta-like garbs; In my early 20s, I wore unflattering clothes because I had an eating disorder.
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The role required Robbie to "get ugly": wear unflattering wigs, equally unflattering '22000s and '212s clothing, and padding in her legs to approximate Harding's more muscular build.
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This time, the campaign has largely avoided such unflattering headlines.
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" I really loved Shannon Keating's rousing defense of "unflattering clothes.
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They left an impression of her that was often unflattering.
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The photos depict a sad couple in grungy, unflattering clothes.
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Their marriage, though brief, was wrought with unflattering tabloid headlines.
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Presumably they were unflattering to Nehru and thus to Congress.
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Why did some news sites choose the most unflattering images?
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But Stone relishes these descriptions — the more unflattering the better.
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He was also criticized for his unflattering portrayals of women.
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The White House staff consistently leaks unflattering portraits of him.
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It presents a pretty unflattering perspective of America right now.
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Ultimately, this episode presents an unflattering picture of both families.
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We adjusted for the most unflattering lighting and least forgiving angles.
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For Barclays staff and investors, the conflict is not entirely unflattering.
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That means the unflattering comparisons to Twitter are easy to make.
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Days of unflattering headlines and memories of Clinton's past scandals followed.
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"I look at those photos and it was unflattering," she says.
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Zeid has been much more undiplomatic, and unflattering, about President Trump.
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She chooses to share many unflattering moments, both large and small.
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Critics also tarred and feathered Mormonism with unflattering comparisons to Islam.
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You can describe these videos in a host of unflattering ways.
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Both candidates have been dogged by unflattering headlines in recent weeks.
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He's had great success tacking unflattering adjectives on his opponents' names.
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The suit casts Kalanick in a highly unflattering light yet again.
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In my experience, the shades Ryland and Shane looked extremely unflattering.
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Some of those comments painted an unflattering portrait of the publication.
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Clinton in an unflattering light while concealing investigations into Mr. Trump.
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She's not afraid to post unflattering photos of herself on Instagram.
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For Barclays employees and investors, the conflict is not entirely unflattering.
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My mom still shares unflattering photos of me on birthday posts.
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It documented multiple episodes painting Trump's behavior in an unflattering light.
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Would they have been received as scandalous, revealing, unflattering and damaging?
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Crocs are already unflattering, so adding socks just makes it worse.
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Never really thought of this name in such an unflattering way.
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However, the truck has received unflattering reviews for its utilitarian interior.
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Axl Rose used DMCA to stop an unflattering meme about himself.
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Visual satirists regularly trained their unflattering pens on the country's leading politicians.
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Trump responded by retweeting an unflattering picture of Cruz's other half, Heidi.
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The iPhone X photo (right) gave my skin an unflattering, orange glow.
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Or an ill-fitting belt that cinches the dress in unflattering folds?
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And with the criticism of Bannon has come plenty of unflattering photoshops.
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"What in the unflattering mess is going on here?" asked one user.
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As for the scores ... they are unflattering -- 101, 100, 108 and 102.
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The list of unflattering (and, let's be real, untrue) traits goes on.
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Instead, it has been an unflattering revelation into him and his team.
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I've never seen so many different, unflattering ways to braid one's hair.
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The Crown's season 3 won't cheer her up — it's brilliant but unflattering.
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My cowboy boots were coarse; I hid my figure in unflattering clothes.
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Susan Collins called the report "an unflattering portrayal" of Trump on Friday.
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Yes, parts of the report show Mr. Trump in an unflattering light.
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The scandal has cast unflattering light on Mr. Porter's boss, John Kelly.
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Book is unflattering portrait of Trump he hopes to publish March 17.
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Mr. Rosenstein's statement aligned with the president's open frustration with unflattering leaks.
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There have also been unflattering news reports about Under Armour's work culture.
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Surprisingly, the mirror inside my vanity featured an altogether unflattering funhouse effect.
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And those unflattering stories about the Clinton Foundation in this past campaign?
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Raw yards per play will unfairly cast such clubs in an unflattering light.
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It's not that candidates have never been caught on camera in unflattering moments.
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It stressed Kim out so much to have unflattering photos on the internet.
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Fortunately for the Clinton campaign, Trump's unflattering headlines didn't end with the Khans.
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Bella Hadid was brought to her knees ... in the most unflattering way possible.
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The unprecedented vitriol of their campaigns has cast an unflattering light over both.
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" The script mimics Trump's common complaints of unflattering news coverage as "fake news.
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Sure the shots are unflattering, but the webcam disappears when not in use.
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His choice of a different tack suggests some unflattering motives in the mix.
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The cover shrouds any unflattering light from getting in your Tinder hookup's face.
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To Trump, any unflattering media coverage is "fake news" intended to "marginalize" him.
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"I'm told that it paints her in a rather unflattering light," Raju said.
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He seems to view any unflattering, or otherwise critical, coverage as an attack.
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Various unflattering quotes, including some about Trump family members, were ascribed to Bannon.
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They tickle our memory centers without inviting unflattering comparisons to some sainted original.
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Several Twitter users roasted the Cybertruck's unflattering resemblance to a rubber doorstop wedge.
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He later posted to his 7.2 million followers an unflattering image of Mrs.
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When Detroit examines the black community beyond its suffering, the representations are unflattering.
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This intimate image of a familiar subject is unflattering, revealing, and strangely disturbing.
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It shows him in unflattering poses, his brow furrowed and his mouth agape.
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And that type of intel can help fuel unflattering stories in the press.
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In person, the gold foil looked cheap, the waistband of the skirt unflattering.
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Back at her apartment, doing nothing, wearing her unflattering sweatpants, her dingy bra.
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" It ends with burning the unflattering Trump photo and telling it, "You're fired!
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Friday was the culmination of a weekslong slog of bickering and unflattering headlines.
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One wore a dress that struck me as utterly unflattering, until it didn't.
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Unflattering testimony It's notable because their testimony is not entirely flattering to Trump.
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Shop Hatch maternity clothing at NordstromForget the unflattering sack dresses of days past.
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The nonpartisan press can (and does) report facts that are unflattering to Trump.
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This time, it's mild-mannered Devin who takes issue with Luke's unflattering name-dropping.
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Turns out, these movie villains aren't the only ones suffering from unflattering skin conditions.
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The unflattering contrast hardly encouraged Britain's allies to spend political capital on breaking ranks.
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That may not matter if unflattering images of the president appear on the cover.
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What did it mean for news reporting casting interview subjects in an unflattering light?
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Trump attempted to trash both books—highly unflattering portraits of his administration—on Twitter.
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I suppose that counts as a good memory, but the photos were pretty unflattering.
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Unflattering photos of celebrities are cited as evidence of the reptilians' malfunctioning skin suits.
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Mainstream newspapers, however, ran only short and at times unflattering items on the conventions.
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Becoming a mom does not reprogram your brain into only wanting an "unflattering" bob.
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Heath worries that unflattering social media posts have the power to undo his image.
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Her testimony on Friday was clear, calm, and mostly unflattering to the Trump administration.
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It also cast an unflattering light on the N.F.L. regarding the treatment of women.
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But a new investigation by Wired paints a deeply unflattering picture of his methods.
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Ginny isn't all used up, despite the insistently unflattering way she is often presented.
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" Immortalized in an unflattering Billy Joel lyric — "Who needs a house out in Hackensack?
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In 1967, he was already an unflattering type — in 2017 he's even more so.
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Ms. Nelson sent word, through the producer, that such a performance would be unflattering.
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There were other reasons, outside of unflattering headlines, for Mr. Trump to be angry.
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As his waistline increased, a tabloid nicknamed him "King paunch" and published unflattering photos.
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The allegations against Jackson also shined an unflattering light on the administration's vetting process.
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Nuzzi was already known for a book revealing letters deeply unflattering to Cardinal Bertone.
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Bending over backward is an unflattering posture, but it's what the democratic process requires.
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He is juxtaposed alongside other unflattering, unpatriotic images, suggesting he is no mainstream Democrat.
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It was received in a very unflattering way when it was announced at CES.
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While Mr. Trump has called unflattering reports about his behavior as president "fake news," some of the most unflattering stories about Mr. Trump were accurate, and White House officials often knew that was the case even as they heaped criticism on journalists.
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It's the equivalent of choosing the unflattering double-chin photo as your main profile picture.
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That it came after weeks of unflattering headlines was a coincidence, Mr. de Blasio insisted.
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Turns out, being a vampire doesn't always require a polyester cape and unflattering face paint.
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Anyone who has an unflattering picture taken of them would probably say, 'Join the club.
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This is usually intended to cast Trump in an unflattering light, and indeed it does.
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He summons network anchors and top execs to complain about unfair coverage and unflattering photos.
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In response to Comey's unflattering portrait, Trump has hit back in a series of tweets.
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But the last straw is an unflattering (she calls it "monstrous") newspaper photo of Joan.
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She wore a simple boat neck dress that garnered mixed reviews and some unflattering press.
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He wants the public to dismiss unflattering stories as simple fabrications by a hostile press.
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Slip into those unflattering gowns; throw on some sunscreen; take in all the unsolicited advice.
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Once Elliott got involved, Bush says his mistakes became more apparent — and in unflattering ways.
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The URLs point to an unflattering photo of the singer from a gig in 2010.
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I was a little disappointed to find that the bikini cut I ordered was unflattering.
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Viewers are made immediately aware of the unflattering viewpoints from which he composes his scenes.
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Even the most vanity-averse person has untagged an unflattering photo of themselves on Facebook.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton had plenty of unflattering shots taken on the campaign trail.
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And Bloomberg's own past words could have invited unflattering comparisons to the current US president.
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How far would you go to erase your darkest, most unflattering moments from the internet?
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After years of discovery, the trial promised to dredge up unflattering information about Wells Fargo.
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They are feeling persecuted for publishing reports that shed an unflattering light on Trump policies.
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"The prices parents end up paying for unflattering photos are way too high," she says.
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It's yet another example of China trying to censor unflattering information, even on international soil.
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The inspector general's report is expected to be an unflattering book end to his career.
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The comparisons between Ms. Klobuchar and Mr. Kasich strike supporters of both politicians as unflattering.
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Ultimately, what the President's tweetstorm reveals -- in unflattering detail -- is his sketchy sources of information.
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That was certainly the goal of the "ops research" that culminated in the unflattering allegations.
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The Palin family has faced notable -- and at times unflattering -- attention in the years since.
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Conversations he secretly recorded have leaked, casting an unflattering light on Spain's wealthy and powerful.
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Kanye West's Yeezy line is known for its ripped sweaters and expensive, largely unflattering basics.
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The thing is, any comparison to Uber's service is likely to be unflattering for Le.Taxi.
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PubPeer was being sued by a professor who received unflattering anonymous comments about his work.
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"It's just overall a very unflattering picture of me [from] when I was 15," she added.
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In that time, Facebook has dealt with unflattering press, security breaches, congressional testimonies, and government investigations.
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Crocs are practically shorthand for unflattering clothing that insists comfort will always, always trump aesthetic grace.
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The lawsuit is the latest to paint an unflattering picture of life at the popular carmaker.
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At the climate march, it was unflattering Trump effigies and the word "RESIST" in all caps.
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If you've ever taken an unflattering photo, or a naked one, few ideas sound more terrifying.
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Key positions remain unfilled, while civil servants and Obama holdovers leak unflattering information about the administration.
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With few exceptions, Donald J. Trump's week in the news was a blur of unflattering reports.
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However unflattering, his portrait of his country was one in which Uruguayans recognized something of themselves.
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In fact, his daughter Gracie's reaction to an unflattering image of him affected him the most.
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Trump provoked Cruz in March when retweeted an unflattering picture of Heidi with a disparaging comment.
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There were plenty of unflattering details for Trump, however, particularly relating to issues of potential obstruction.
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The leak contained few bombshells, but painted an unflattering portrait of Saudi diplomats obsessed with Iran.
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At the hearing, the outdated nature of the law was brought to full and unflattering light.
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At one point, an unflattering piece about Hayes appeared in the Chicago Times , a Democratic paper.
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It seemed so obvious that it would be the right statement piece — overflowing, shapeless, decidedly unflattering.
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In my opinion, the three metallic shades looked unflattering, and the matte pink color seemed outdated.
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He has learned how to attack President Trump by rattling off a series of unflattering descriptions.
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It portrayed the president's views of the Saudi prince in an unflattering light, Mr. Nader wrote.
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Senior Marines often contact Mr. Uriarte to grouse about unflattering portrayals, including his characters' excessive drinking.
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Many considered "Girls" to be groundbreaking for its portrayal of the awkward, unflattering moments during sex.
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Despite what economists say, people often have incredibly powerful incentives to conceal unflattering information about themselves.
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The Faux Leather Leggings hugged every curve on my body and not in an unflattering way.
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ESPN's decision to broadcast an unflattering in-game comment by the quarterback has come under fire.
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The reelection effort has kept its poll numbers tightly held after unflattering numbers leaked last summer.
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This seems to play right into the right wing's unflattering perception of who receives government assistance.
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"Negative" ads, as determined by Kantar, are spots that paint a candidate in an unflattering light.
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When Trump was spotted with an unflattering tan-line, people were quick to mock the president.
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Far from romanticizing the American expat community, Poirier gives us some unflattering portraits of visiting writers.
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The selected works include blunt poems that refer directly to Mr. Trump, in decidedly unflattering terms.
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These photographs are tender; they catch the art at odd, vulnerable moments — moments of unflattering intimacy.
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Those unflattering headlines about his love life have receded into the background for the time being.
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But Adams's unflattering view of automotive transport didn't seem to be what Marco had in mind.
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Somebody asked me a question about the unflattering billowy shirts that I wear in the movie.
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You get to show neatly manicured moments without the burden of life's small talk and unflattering angles.
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After feeling disheartened seeing frumpy, unflattering and particularly beige lingerie lines within the market, she felt uninspired.
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Then, Trump retweeted an unflattering image of Heidi Cruz, alongside a more flattering photo of Melania Trump.
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They reach that really unflattering point where your calf becomes your knee, or the other way around.
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We've got snacks, bike rooms, recycling, Slack channels, shared Google Docs, unflattering overhead lights, and Wi-Fi.
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It seems like it would be an unflattering article about the model — calling her an airhead, maybe.
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That unflattering pictures, close-up selfies, and awkward videos are all par for the course on finstas.
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A new book by Tom Bower, "Rebel Prince", paints an unflattering picture of the world's oldest intern.
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Unclear if Justin has anything scandalous/unflattering ... or if he's bluffing, but Jodie wasn't taking the chance.
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She was in control of her public image and ensured that no unflattering pictures were in circulation.
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The site lets users scratch at unflattering photos of Donald Trump's face with cute virtual kitten paws.
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No one can be seen to be hiding information, or to try to cover up unflattering truth.
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Other political candidates and officeholders, including Hillary and Bill Clinton, have also had relatives attract unflattering attention.
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Zuckerberg and Facebook had chosen not to be involved in the production, and the portrayal was unflattering.
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" Trump has repeatedly attacked the media throughout his presidency, and often labels unflattering coverage as "fake news.
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Testimony at trial shone an unflattering light on the way business was conducted in the Christie administration.
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He was still brooding on his unflattering reviews while on vacation at his Mar-a-Lago resort.
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In episode 1, Clinton speaks on her relationship with presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders in seriously unflattering terms.
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First it trains his followers to view unflattering reporting as hostile political communication rather than factual information.
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Clinton was paid hundreds of thousands of dollars, and the emails, which included unflattering observations of Mrs.
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While shopping for bridesmaid dresses, the bride chose a color that the others thought would be unflattering.
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Teodosic said it took him "a long, long time" to learn how to tune out unflattering gossip.
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Over and over that unflattering label — "president of the rich" — has been affixed to the young leader.
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CUNY has also been thrust into an unflattering situation under Mr. Milliken's watch on issues of governance.
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The recording drew instant comparisons to a similarly unflattering recording of his wife that surfaced last year.
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In them, thousands of US officials had relayed their private — and often unflattering — opinions of foreign leaders.
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A second complaint reportedly involved an employee who posted "unflattering opinions" about a Google executive on Facebook.
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Mr. Tober summarized a handful of unflattering comments from unnamed judges and lawyers to support that conclusion.
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Mr. Cohen will chronicle less legally dubious but unflattering encounters, as well, according to the prepared remarks.
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For maximum Facebook shares, pair this column with a photo of Trump making a wacky, unflattering face.
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His problem is that the mainstream view among Republican Party elected officials and political operatives is deeply unflattering.
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With a few taps of his phone, Trump can reset the news landscape and upend an unflattering cycle.
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Take a look at all the unflattering shots, memes, and insults being doled out by the tree's trolls.
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Trump then retweeted an unflattering photo of Cruz's wife, Heidi, next to a picture of his wife, Melania.
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And to anyone following conservative politics today, that racism feels frighteningly familiar, and the comparison is deeply unflattering.
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You know that at a minimum there's many, many, many unflattering things about him when you finish it.
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The outgoing chief of staff had been finding himself at the center of a number of unflattering stories.
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In addition to leaving out a few unflattering details, you might also be tempted to stretch the truth.
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The first flows from the extraordinary unpopularity of, and frequency of unflattering news about, both major party nominees.
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In fact, now might be a good time to check your profile for spelling errors and unflattering photos.
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The humble, lopsided tree immediately attracted unflattering international attention and brought a torrent of derision on social media.
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Indian officials resigned in protest at what they saw as the government's attempts to suppress unflattering economic data.
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Unflattering stereotypes of polyamorists as damaged, dysfunctional, or secretly coerced by pushy partners are all belied by research.
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This year two American firms have been forced by unflattering media reports to sever ties with the state.
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Arizona's "papers, please" law led to unflattering national attention, protests, and tourism boycotts that cost the state millions.
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Well any company that's considered a social network is compared to Facebook, which is usually an unflattering comparison.
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The SEC's unflattering assessment of Wachtell's work, in other words, will almost certainly surface in the malpractice litigation.
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Hacked emails between David Beckham and his publicist are painting an unflattering picture of the beloved soccer player.
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And even though I am in shape, these pants squeezed me in ways I felt were slightly unflattering.
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Those emails presented a very unflattering picture of the inner workings of the Clinton campaign and the DNC.
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And on Monday, he pouted that CNN used an unflattering photo of him on its book jacket. Sen.
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The picture painted was unflattering to both: the Iron Chancellor's brutal opportunism matched by the financier's fawning subservience.
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You find unflattering information, and you get all the other parts of the machine to amplify the message.
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Most of the "snaps" I send and receive are tightly framed, with angles that could be considered unflattering.
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" Illma Gore unveiled an unflattering drawing in February depicting Trump posing completely nude titled "Make America Great Again.
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Unflattering comparisons between the U.S. and other developed countries in Europe and Asia are fairly common by now.
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A personal favorite of Muksin's is this unflattering — but realistic — angle of Cinderella FaceTiming her trusty sidekick, Jacques.
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All it takes is a pointed headline, an unflattering photo and a few well-chosen (and real) quotes.
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"Powerhouse" would have been more credible if it hadn't played down well-known, unflattering bits of agency history.
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In a 2015 interview with Allure, celebrity makeup artist Suzy Gerstein explained why the trend is typically unflattering.
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And antagonism toward people impedes cognitive empathy — it encourages you to depict their motivations in simplistically unflattering terms.
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Perhaps she hoped to forever erase what she saw as Sutherland's unflattering farewell to all of Churchill's greatness.
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The unflattering truth of the matter is that I want to be the star without having to perform.
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Psylocke sits around snarling in an unflattering outfit while Angel just poses like a dated David LaChapelle model.
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For over four decades, Ms. Kominsky-Crumb has been shining an unabashedly unflattering light on her own life.
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While all that was going on, Mr. Boies's moneymaking side of the business was generating some unflattering headlines.
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The public also learned about Moore's unpaid tax bill (about $75,000) and unflattering details of his divorce records.
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The coercion employed by the Somali government to suppress unflattering reporting feels mild compared with Shabab death threats.
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Finally, there are signs the state party is worried about unflattering internal details about the caucus being divulged.
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Mitch doubles back and threatens to paint Alex is a light so unflattering, her reputation would never recover.
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The shooting also brought unflattering attention to Uber, whose officials at the time defended their background check process.
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Some of Mr. Cohen's subjects are considering litigation because he has captured them in a very unflattering light.
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Avenatti also appears to have no problem launching Trumpian attacks on the media when they publish unflattering stories.
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I'll often send intentionally gross/unflattering selfies to my BFFs, and my nude selfies are strictly for my partner.
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Inevitably, the availability of alcohol in offices has come under scrutiny when companies run into unflattering alcohol-fueled incidents.
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"I have no idea why you're wearing those extremely unflattering shoes," is the next slap in my unfashionable face.
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But many of the other nonsignatories skew in an unflattering direction: They include North Korea, Russia, Iran and China.
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Xi is featured next to an image of Winnie the Pooh, continuing a longstanding, unflattering comparison of the two.
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What I love is that the moments she chooses are so unrelated to each other — posed, unflattering, happy, grim.
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While the song has already smashed several records, it has also divided fans and inspired some unflattering think pieces.
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In November, Carrey posted an unflattering portrait of Bannon with the word "FOOL" written across the political provocateur's face.
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That came on the heels of Trump re-tweeting an unflattering picture of Ted's wife, my friend Heidi Cruz.
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Cersei, wearing some truly unflattering pink lip gloss, taunts a bound and gagged Ellaria Sand about Oberyn Martell's death.
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He regularly gives his detractors unflattering nicknames — "Little Marco Rubio" for the Florida junior senator, "Lyin' Ted" for Sen.
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Even after all the unflattering stories, you'd still like to get a beer with Crews (though perhaps not two).
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Components include an "unflattering" photo of Trump, a tarot card, the stub of an orange candle, matches and more.
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The National Enquirer's publisher had offered to help Trump by buying rights to unflattering stories and never publishing them.
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If they had, it would have revealed all the unflattering connotations that come along with the three-letter moniker.
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Or the time he hurled an unflattering name at his prison teacher and got slammed around by the police.
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" He threatened a Daily Beast reporter about publishing an unflattering story about Trump: "I will mess your life up.
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The Republican president blamed unflattering news coverage for Ratcliffe's decision to bow out and instead remain in the House.
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Other women emerged, including in reporting by Gabriel Sherman, a journalist who wrote an unflattering biography of Mr Ailes.
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Beyonce's attempts to scrub some unflattering photos of her 2013 Super Bowl performance resulted in a few minor memes.
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Former White House counsel Donald McGahn The Mueller report painted an unflattering picture of many of the president's associates.
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"Deadpool" star Ryan Reynolds posted some seriously unflattering photos of wife Blake Lively to celebrate her birthday on Sunday.
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Sebelius had no real input into the ACA's shaping, and was frequently in an unflattering spotlight during its implementation.
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He also called the author, who questioned whether someone building public transportation needs to like public transportation, unflattering names.
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Cohen provided more details about the "catch and kill" arrangements made through AMI to squash unflattering stories about Trump.
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On Thursday, Trump retweeted an unflattering image of Heidi Cruz, spurring more outrage from women across the political spectrum.
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Mr. Trump also resent a Twitter post of a side-by-side comparison featuring an unflattering photograph of Mrs.
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What could have compelled Academy Award winner Julia Roberts to sign on to wear the world's most unflattering wig?
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" Trump has repeatedly butted heads with the media, and has labeled unflattering coverage of his presidency as "fake news.
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New York (CNN)We've read this story before: A book comes out that contains unflattering chapters about President Trump.
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You'll see lots of red, lots of exclamation points, and screengrabs of the video subjects with unflattering facial expressions.
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"There is no question that some of these revelations are unflattering," Mr. Lee said in an interview on Wednesday.
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And some complaints, more cynically, simply seek to discredit reporting that may prove unflattering or damaging to certain interests.
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The North's Korean Central News Agency referred to a coming party congress in Beijing in unflattering terms on Friday.
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Trump's reaction suggests that he'd prefer if the IC lied to Congress or withheld critical information he deems unflattering.
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When they were in power, the Conservatives held fund-raisers that sometimes cast the party in an unflattering light.
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Days before Meghan Markle is to marry Prince Harry, her American family is under a relentless, unflattering tabloid scrutiny.
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The point of making the comparison is making the comparison, and then letting people notice how unflattering it is.
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Because of the obelisk-like look of the Series X, some folks online compared it to ... some unflattering objects.
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During the GOP primary, Trump dubbed Cruz "Lyin' Ted" and tweeted an unflattering picture of his wife, Heidi Cruz.
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Media organizations' presence on social platforms invites new audiences, but also new sorts of attention, much of it unflattering.
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And a batch of new polls released over the past few days tells a pretty unflattering story for him.
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But in her own starring vehicle, Bridget has room to encompass her more unflattering traits and be the heroine.
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It's not his fault that I carry around with me these unflattering comparisons, these limiting schemas, these unfortunate associations.
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Trump, clearly worried Comey might divulge unflattering information to the media, offers a menacing warning not to do so.
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"Bad instincts" As a quick way of bringing some more attention to unflattering emails about Clinton, this tweet is savvy.
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These "bikinis" are literally tailored to your shape, making unflattering muffin tops and saggy shapes a thing of the past.
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His White House will face far more political pressure and unflattering press coverage in the future than it does now.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Spicer reverts to Trump's lack of humor toward unflattering satire, just to stick to script.
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A memo from the same year by bin Laden painted an extremely unflattering picture of the Shia regime in Iran.
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"That memorandum divided our city, and placed Kenner in a false and unflattering light on the national stage," Zahn said.
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The film showed the unflattering way the company treated orcas, or killer whales, at many of its aquatic theme parks.
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They published commentaries saying that unflattering reviews were not enough to ruin good films and that criticism should be tolerated.
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It's an unflattering screen grab of a face most other celebrities would probably like to forget they made on camera.
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It's in a weird spot, right where the camera is always aimed at an unflattering angle, right up your nose.
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Theroux seems genuinely perturbed by the internet's fascination with his bulge, comparing the experience to having an "unflattering photo" taken.
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He referred to me as a "total novice reporter" and did an unflattering impression of me doing a live shot.
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Trump retweeted an unflattering photo of Ted Cruz's wife during the primary campaign, which was condemned by Cruz and others.
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Those in the President's circle said even if the information is not politically damaging to Trump, it could be unflattering.
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It's a big unflattering sweater with a dainty pair of kitten heels or a feminine dress layered over grungy jeans.
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Still, it's Cambridge Analytica paying the price today after losing multiple clients after the last several months of unflattering publicity.
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This is the same woman who can have pictures of babies — or unflattering pics of herself — wiped from the internet.
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For six months, White House officials have leaked unflattering anecdotes about the President and planted hit pieces on their colleagues.
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After reading this book, knowing every unflattering detail of her life and personality, they might not feel that way anymore.
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Ryan is disloyal and a "weak and ineffective" leader, Trump said in a series of unflattering tweets blasting establishment Republicans.
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But despite your initial best efforts to avoid it, you somehow got wind of an unflattering secret about a colleague.
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Lili Reinhart wasn't going to stay quiet after people started spreading pregnancy rumors about her because of an "unflattering" photo.
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Cohen also pleaded guilty to making an unauthorized corporate contribution to AMI to kill unflattering stories about Trump's alleged affairs.
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Every time a threatening, disrespectful, or unflattering comment was made about the former president, a national shaming storm sprung up.
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Trump should understand that general election debates are, above all, an opportunity to draw an unflattering frame around your opponent.
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" "They don't photograph you buying vegetables and pH water, they photograph you in as [many] unflattering ways as they can.
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They also allege that McMaster was behind several unflattering news stories about Sebastian Gorka, a White House national security adviser.
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Clinton's handling of her email scandal and expose his sometimes unflattering observations of the Democratic presidential nominee and her husband.
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David Brock, formerly a conservative journalist, is the bizarro version of Mr. Morris — he wrote an unflattering biography of Mrs.
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Der Spiegel's deputy chief editor, Susanne Beyer, makes no apologies for the magazine's attention to Trump, nor its unflattering cartoons.
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Cornerstone's Zaccarelli said that, while the testimony was "very unflattering" to Trump, it is unlikely to lead to an impeachment.
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"That memorandum divided our city and placed Kenner in a false and unflattering light on the national stage," Zahn said.
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It doesn't seem to matter what part of the globe I'm visiting, I can't seem to escape Fresno's unflattering reputation.
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This unquestionably unflattering and downright unpresidential shot was downloaded 177 times more than the average number of election image downloads.
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And this week's congressional hearings cast added and unflattering light on the industry's growing embarrassment over the Russian election meddling.
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Among our readers, the appetite for stories that were unflattering to Mr. Trump and the people around him seemed insatiable.
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Clinton was at times befuddled by the frustration and resentment expressed by voters — cast an unflattering light just as Mrs.
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Trump then did an unflattering impression of Sessions' Alabama accent, making fun of Sessions' shaky performance at his confirmation hearings.
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On many winter days, Lahore competes with India's capital, Delhi, for the unflattering distinction of the world's most polluted city.
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Bob Woodward's in-depth and unflattering look at President Donald Trump's White House just broke a 94-year sales record.
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Sanders's campaign manager, Faiz Shakir, acknowledged that unflattering coverage on MSNBC, the supposed liberal network, had "actively damaged" the campaign.
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And if you have a private account, this can stop your friends from sticking an unflattering picture on your profile.
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That hostility increased after POLITICO reported last week that Sanders' field staff was using unflattering talking points to describe Warren.
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Defense attorneys also read unflattering texts into the record in which Unsworth disparaged the Thai Navy SEALs for their incompetence.
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I'm pretty sure he wasn't expecting to see a middle-aged woman in an unflattering swimsuit, but there I was.
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While Gasparoni's frustration at the perceived patronisation is understandable, San Marino's aggregate scoreline for World Cup qualifying is seriously unflattering.
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And these aren't like those funny-looking compact fluorescent lights that turn on slowly and often give off unflattering light.
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While "The Bachelor" made trash-talking part of the game, even the jerkiest bachelor had nothing on Mr. Trump, who assigned his fellow candidates demeaning and somehow perfect nicknames, tweeted unflattering memes about a competitor's wife, said unflattering things about another's looks and mocked a third by flailing around onstage with a water bottle.
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Rather than illuminating how this impacts employment, Silicon Valley covers it up by not including intersectional (and thus unflattering) data visualizations.
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When respected cultural figures discourage childbearing, childbearing tends to fall (as when MTV aired shows covering teen moms in unflattering fashion).
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But the plan may have backfired because it delivered days of unflattering headlines for the President as individual excerpts were released.
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She previously told PeopleStyle she often has a hard time staying quiet when she spots someone with an unflattering makeup move.
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Earlier in the campaign, Trump had promised to "spill the beans" on Heidi Cruz, and retweeted an unflattering image of her.
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As if to make the point, the first gallery of the current show includes a display of profoundly unflattering self-portraits.
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Countless other stories will no doubt emerge that paint many people, some of whom are highly respected, in an unflattering light.
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Instead of matching my dark brown legs, I looked down to see my limbs covered in a wildly unflattering beige material.
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Flattering videos would have to be released along with unflattering ones, videos that exonerated cops along with videos that forced indictments.
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They're from Madewell (they come in tall sizes!) and seem as if they should be deeply unflattering, yet somehow work beautifully.
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Entitled "The Golden Passport", by Duff McDonald, it makes a number of unflattering claims about the school's ethics and its purpose.
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Wolff spruces things up, though, with new quotes, anecdotes, and purported personal details — many of which are eye-popping and unflattering.
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And of course, he also thinks it's cool to sue media companies into oblivion when they write unflattering things about him.
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This was, at first blush, an enormous victory for Trump, as videotaped depositions are often unflattering to the witness being filmed.
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Greeley became a figure of fun early on, and unflattering caricatures, in essay or cartoon form, followed him throughout the campaign.
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At the current rate Yahoo is hemorrhaging unflattering information about the hacks, it may not be long before we find out.
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Britons have also created a category called "uglies", wherein the purpose is to take as unflattering a self-portrait as possible.
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"Premise of your question" A candidate attempt to deflect attention away from an unflattering topic to one they want to discuss.
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Does it make me think any less of myself because my body doesn't look it's best in an unflattering posture / pose?
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Blue eyeshadow was the one taboo color our mothers always told us not to wear, claiming it was unflattering on everyone.
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Some have reported that Queen Elizabeth puts weights in the hems of skirts to avoid any chance of an unflattering photo.
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RELATED: Trump retweet hits Iowans It wasn't the first unflattering image of an opponent the real estate mogul retweeted this week.
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"She wrote a book about her experience on the case that paints a very unflattering portrait of my client," Eiglarsh says.
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Allies of Clinton have feared that Republicans would selectively leak details of those summaries to paint an unflattering portrait of Clinton.
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Today's jihadists can also be cast in an unflattering light by drawing parallels with an extremist sect from Islam's earliest days.
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But even though that will be a different comparison, it will be just as unflattering — only this time for different reasons.
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The leak is apparently retribution for the interview, which Jones believes has been edited to portray him in an unflattering light.
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The unflattering and ineffective characteristics of the compliance board notwithstanding, mature corporate leaders know that there can be no turning back.
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" A local activist known as Juanito carried a large American flag bearing an unflattering image of Trump and the message "Enough!
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It is the latest in a series of social media messages he's shared that have brought unflattering attention to the campaign.
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The Trump campaign tweeted an unflattering photo of Heidi Cruz next to a glamour shot of Melenia Trump, a former model.
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The harassment complaint, first reported by The New York Times, painted an unflattering portrait of life at Bridgewater, a Westport, Conn.
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"The Games," released today, is a survey of the modern Olympics that recalls unflattering aspects long before doping and gender testing.
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That process might turn up inappropriate comments, unflattering pictures, or connections to questionable websites you forgot you were ever active on.
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She was wearing some unflattering style of pant, wide at the legs, and her cheeks were sweating under too much makeup.
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Clinton, sensing that her lead in the polls had solidified, exuded the confidence to risk an unflattering food photo, and ate.
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My body shape makes this a very unflattering pose for me, and FAR more nakedly sexual than I felt comfortable with.
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Thematically in film, heavy metal is often used to signify something boneheaded or unflattering about the characters entrenched in the genre.
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His biography of Roosevelt is unflattering—it's anything but a standard celebration of T.R. as a vigorous champion of American greatness.
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An unflattering profile piece this weekend in Barron's has generated some online discussion, and the portfolio manager himself published a response.
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Netflix's first original series, "Sacred Games," has been under legal pressure for an unflattering reference to an assassinated Indian Prime Minister.
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A popular name for Chinese pets, baozi, or steamed bun, doubles as an unflattering nickname for the country's leader, Xi Jinping.
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The charges do not involve Mr. Trump, but the case paints an unflattering portrait of the man who ran his campaign.
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Many of the ads have ended up alongside unflattering reports about cruises, positioned next to stories about quarantines and government warnings.
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But she and Evgeny thought that Osipov had breached town etiquette by including unflattering details of Tarusa locals in his essays.
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Scribe, a plucky independent house that also published an unflattering portrayal of the billionaire Koch brothers, later picked up the baton.
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The new system also weighted the political scales in favor of officials adept at hiding unflattering facts and publicizing useful ones.
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He said he was hurt by an unflattering 2013 report by California regulators after seven horses had died in his care.
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She's not combative or defensive when I ask her about the "blunt" tendencies that led to some of these unflattering reports.
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Once heralded as the next Nike, Under Armour has faltered, hurt by slumping sales and unflattering revelations about its corporate culture.
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Several Republican lawmakers have found themselves facing rowdy crowds — and later, unflattering viral videos — at town halls visited by Indivisible groups.
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The DCCC posted unflattering materials about a progressive Democratic candidate who, it deemed, had less potential to win a general election.
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The Hickses are among couples who want a true artistic influence at their wedding, skipping unflattering caricatures or a photo booth.
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After the affair ended abruptly, Khodayar presented an unflattering portrait of Farrokhzad in a series of short stories in the magazine.
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A German politician, Paul Ziemiak, challenged her on Twitter recently by posting an unflattering emoji of a monkey covering its eyes.
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When it offers unflattering descriptions of the president's actions and refuses to exonerate him on obstruction, the report is dead wrong.
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But Matic said some of the images posted by customers "kind of misrepresent how it actually looks" because of the unflattering angle.
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Some of the blows Cruz suffered were self-inflicted, but there was more working against him than nerves and an unflattering limelight.
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Comey is thought to have unflattering things to say about the president, so the president's team is now trying to discredit him.
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He offended some female voters when he re-tweeted an unflattering picture of Heidi Cruz, a Goldman Sachs executive, next to Melania.
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You may remember the explicit and unflattering birthday cake (and ice sculpture of Jenner's butt) Scott presented Jenner on her 20th birthday.
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The investigation eventually led to the release of unflattering documents where admissions officers discussed the race of prospective students in stark terms.
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To boost audiences for home-grown productions, the authorities have recently tried a new form of control: clamping down on unflattering reviews.
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Modesty gets a lot of shade from the fashion community mostly because it is mistakenly associated with dull, shapeless, and unflattering clothes.
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Many of the departures within the communications shop, too, were planned by the White House in an effort to stymie unflattering leaks.
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Intercepting that traffic, regimes are able to reroute citizens trying to visit unflattering news websites or dissident groups to any other website.
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It isn't filled with unflattering details, as might be expected a film where interview subjects reference "your dad" while talking the director.
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The picture they painted of prospective SUV buyers was perhaps the most unflattering portrait of the American way of life ever devised.
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Each book takes a hard look at the people involved, showcasing a sometimes unflattering look at the creatives behind each big name.
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Between uncomfortable underwires, pretty-yet-impractical frills or unflattering silhouettes, shopping for the perfect pair of underwear is not an easy task.
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This is ideal compared to bezel-less displays that shove camera sensors below the screen, resulting in unflattering angles on video calls.
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Gleeful and vengeful courtroom drama fans took to Twitter today to mock the unflattering sketches emerging from movie mogul Harvey Weinsten's arraignment.
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Likewise, the states that voted for Trump's Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, bought more of the books that were unflattering to the president.
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" Between the lines: Parly conceded that despite the current push on "strategic autonomy," the state of Europe's collective military capabilities is "unflattering.
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Though camera angles likely contributed to the unflattering look, it may not have played well with crucial women voters watching at home.
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Clinton's most acerbic allies, challenging both her critics and unflattering news stories about her, and increasingly turning his fire on Mr. Sanders.
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For instance, they'll reportedly be able to untag you from unflattering posts (because there's always that one binch in your friend group).
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During the euro crisis Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain looked wobbly and, because of their initials, earned an unflattering porcine label.
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He felt Constand seemed rehearsed -- pushed by her mom -- whereas Cosby seemed honest in his deposition by admitting things that were unflattering.
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Mr Trump sought revenge by retweeting an unflattering picture of Mrs Cruz's wife, Heidi; whereupon Mr Cruz called him a "snivelling coward".
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Tilly is the most fascinating character, filled with need and unhappiness, and Arquette fearlessly plays this wholly unflattering role with absolute abandon.
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Wexton pushed back on his criticism, arguing that her opponents are "trying to cherry-pick my record" to present an unflattering portrait.
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Sign of the Times IN THE RANK OF UNFLATTERING monikers for an artistic style, "Brutalism" has got to score near the top.
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The staff also reportedly told the president that they suspect Ricardel is the starter of unflattering stories about Melania and her team.
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He appeared to acknowledge his weakness later in a tweet he posted after absorbing the unflattering TV news coverage of his climbdown.
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This means we should only be friends with people who we're certain have the judgment not to post inappropriate or unflattering things.
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But Clinton needs to recognize that her toughest opponent in this race isn't Trump — it's the public's unflattering perception of Hillary Clinton.
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There are 1.5 million pages of documents in the case, making about as many chances for surprises or unflattering revelations in court.
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Twitter, the digital sports bar for millions of fans watching games, is awash in unflattering critiques of whichever poor announcer just misspoke.
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She was made into a meme after a few unflattering photos circulated online and rumor had it that she wanted them removed.
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Mr. Moore's long paper and video trail contains potential roadblocks to confirmation — particularly a history of writing about women in unflattering terms.
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L: Pixel 4, R: iPhone 11 Pro L: Pixel 4, R: iPhone 11 Pro I always find venue lighting unnatural, and unflattering.
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His motives, he says, were not money-related, but rather to combat the "unflattering" images taken by paparazzi over the past year.
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Mr. Trump has continued to dismiss news stories as "fake news" when he considers them unflattering to himself or to his administration.
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It is the part of him that can't stand it when an unflattering photo of him is shared all over the internet.
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On Thursday, however, others were forced to defend the sport because of an unflattering narrative in which Baffert was a central character.
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Once heralded as the next Nike, the sportswear giant has been hurt by slumping sales and unflattering revelations about its corporate culture.
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He knew it was possible that a business client might discover his unflattering past, that he might lose an account or two.
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"Unflattering comparisons to Maine's senior senator have certainly been made," Mr. Majerus-Collins said, referring to Ms. Collins (who is not related).
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This fictionalized (and unflaggingly unflattering) account of Walt Disney's life and career is adapted from a wry novel by Peter Stephan Jungk.
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She wore oversized red framed glasses and unflattering clothes, and her voice was raspy in a swallowed-a-frog kind of way.
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From the moment Stroll was signed by Williams last November, just five days after his 18th birthday, strong and unflattering opinions followed.
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The robe opens at his chest, revealing a pale, unflattering paunch, about which his hands cross stiffly as though girding his loins.
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Gillian Flynn, the author of "Gone Girl" and "Sharp Objects", who wrote the script, has created a deeply unflattering portrait of her hometown.
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These stereotypes about second-hand shopping are pretty unflattering -- and in the age of a sustainable awakening -- couldn't be further from the truth.
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One former senior Twitter employee described the relationship between DC and Twitter in deeply unflattering terms, dating back to the 2013 Snowden revelations.
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Were such things to come to pass—other things being equal in Pyongyang—their country might yet shed its most unflattering of nicknames.
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Some critics have called for executive changes in recent years after its disappointing performance coupled with unflattering news reports about its work culture.
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In his quest to seemingly make The Bachelor contestants do the most unflattering things on group dates, Arie Luyendyk Jr. is going bowling.
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Playing Mickey affords Jacobs the opportunity to stretch in all sorts of unflattering directions, and she rises to the occasion with obvious relish.
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The imagery it uses to depict Clinton -- either in unflattering photos or body-mocking illustrations -- is divorced from any policy dispute or debate.
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Sorry, but earth's climate crisis is going to have to get a little worse before I'm willing to debase myself in something unflattering.
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But while Trump may have briefly hijacked the news cycle with an unflattering reminder of the early Clinton years, the reality remains unchanged.
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" DT: "It's also frankly irritating when people call something unflattering, as if I dress for my body and not the creativity behind it.
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When I wore those "flattering" garments, I never received any praise for my style, but my "unflattering" outfits garnered genuine smiles and admiration.
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Aided by interviews with former co-workers, victims, legal experts, and journalists, a dark and unflattering portrait of "Hollywood's open secret" is painted.
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Patrick J. Adams is apologizing after posting an unflattering photo of a woman who he says criticized his appearance at the royal wedding.
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But it's that same conviction that also gets Musk into the messy, unflattering positions, in which he so frequently finds himself these days.
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She earned some attention early last year when an unflattering "unretouched" photo of Crawford from a 2013 Marie Claire Mexico shoot went viral.
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Artist and Repertoire is not an easy watch; frequently so frank about Lavelle's unflattering failures that it's surprising he signed off on it.
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More forthrightly put, Trump appears to want to "stay out" of any conversation that might be unflattering, controversial or critical of the President.
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Ryan Costello (R-Pa.) vowed not to use unflattering documents leaked by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee hacker against Democratic opponent Mike Parrish.
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And, to this day, we are still being told our clothes are too sexy, too figure-hugging, too unflattering, too modest, too unsuitable.
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Cable news pundits Mueller's in-depth and nuanced report cast an unflattering light on cable news pundits from both sides of the spectrum.
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Trump tweeted a threat to "spill the beans" about Heidi Cruz and later shared an unflattering photo comparing her to Trump's wife, Melania.
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As unflattering information keeps accumulating, the share of Americans approving of him has ticked up from slightly below, to slightly above, 40 percent.
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The governor found himself in the unflattering national political spotlight for the second time since endorsing Mr. Trump, the Republican presidential front-runner.
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Last week, Mr. Trump threatened to "spill the beans" on Mr. Cruz's wife, Heidi, and posted an unflattering image of her on Twitter.
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In Akinbiyi's busy, perhaps even unflattering image, the famous monuments are shown as part of the contemporary urban fabric, revealing layers of time.
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Romney said he was "sickened" by the report's description of Trump's behavior, while Collins called the report an "unflattering" portrayal of the president.
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Unsworth was asked about Musk's submarine in an interview with CNN, and described it in unflattering terms, describing it as a PR stunt.
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At the same time, we didn't want it to be a sack that was unflattering that I had to put on every day.
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Mr. Haddad sits at a desk, riffs on the week's news, comments on unflattering videos, receives celebrities and chats with the studio band.
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My best friend from childhood married a dunderhead who thinks it's funny to post unflattering pictures of her on Instagram without her knowledge.
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For the role of Queen Anne, where she is frequently shown in deliberately unflattering scenes, she put on 35 pounds without a murmur.
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In 2014, the Parti Quebecois' efforts to implement a secular Charter of Values had earned the party unflattering comparisons to the Front National.
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It was an unflattering portrait of Albany, with state officials and lobbyists trading in clubby lunches and dinners, fishing trips and sophomoric nicknames.
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Throughout his presidency, Trump has often sparred with the media, calling unflattering reports "fake news" in response to a wide array of topics.
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Trump tweeted an unflattering photo of Heidi Cruz after accusing Ted Cruz of links to a group that attacked Melania Trump's modeling career.
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That has spawned a much more unflattering question: Will the Sixers even have home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs?
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The city's current mayor won re-election despite an unflattering photo of himself doing blasphemy to pizza by eating it with a fork.
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Frazier later said he might ask Callaway to sign a copy of one of the unflattering tabloid back pages covering the lineup error.
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He discloses American intelligence to deflect attention from unflattering stories, suck up to people he wants to impress, or simply on a whim.
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After Wikipedia refused to remove unflattering references to Turkey's relationship with Syrian militants and state-sponsored terrorists, officials simply banned the whole site.
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Amazon CEO and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos has been the subject of unflattering headlines for several weeks — even in his own newspaper.
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The main difference here, at least for his fans, is that the star spends much of his time in rather unflattering space attire.
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" Conway's tortured defense of the administration's false claims about the crowd did not, however, deter Trump from continuing to propagate the myth that he had the biggest inauguration crowd ever; for instance, he told ABC News in 2017, "They were showing pictures that were very unflattering, as unflattering — from certain angles — that were taken early and lots of other things.
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She's worn deeply unflattering dresses, been on bridal bathroom duty, and planned her sister's nuptials to a guy she was secretly in love with.
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If you've ever seen Donald Trump's combover flapping in the wind, you know how satisfying it is to see unflattering images of political candidates.
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As Wonder Woman burns brighter and brighter, it can't help but cast an unflattering light on the DCEU's biggest competitor, the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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To watch Into the Spider-Verse is to see a deeply unflattering light shone on many of the film's live-action contemporaries and predecessors.
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Yet despite this unflattering contrast, capital investment by American E&P companies will probably soar over the next year, by perhaps 50% or more.
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Being compared to the tobacco giants is one of the business world's more toxic insults, but it is not the only unflattering analogy circulating.
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Nissan already competes in a variety of motorsports via its performance arm, Nismo, though its flirtations with hybrid electric racecars have produced unflattering results.
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It was a not-so-subtle response to Trump, who has come under fire for retweeting an unflattering photo of Heidi Cruz last month.
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Trump also said Cruz should "be careful" or he would "spill the beans on your wife," and retweeted an unflattering picture of Heidi Cruz.
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The two constantly tease one another on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots or quipping with sarcastic captions.
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"That memorandum divided our city and placed Kenner in a false and unflattering light on the national stage," he said during the news conference.
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But he extends this extraordinary self-regard and tendency to shut down unflattering information in ways that could be dangerous to the whole country.
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The vetting process has no doubt uncovered plenty of unflattering things about both men (indeed, this is one of Pence's great advantages over them).
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President-elect Donald Trump, who takes office Friday, has only grudgingly accepted that finding while accusing intelligence officials of leaking unflattering information about him.
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In return, the warring West Wing team, beset by factions and infighting, has rewarded him with a constant stream of unflattering leaks and speculation.
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But as he demonstrated on Wednesday, he has no misgivings about slandering news outlets (or any institutions really) that reveal unflattering things about him.
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The case has shone an unflattering light on the presidential family's long history in the rough-and-tumble world of Rio de Janeiro politics.
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The two constantly tease one another on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots or quipping with sarcastic captions.
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And Trump has a very unflattering nickname for Cruz that will be hard to walk back if Cruz were to be his running mate.
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A shadow that's too dark can have an unflattering effect at the corners of the eyes and the bridge of the nose, he warned.
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Kelly on Monday released a surprise song -- a 19-minute confessional titled "I Admit" -- that addresses years of unflattering headlines about his private life.
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He recalled their personal fights during the nominating contests, including an unflattering picture of Mr. Cruz's wife, Heidi, that Mr. Trump reposted on Twitter.
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Taken together, the lawsuits cast an unflattering, if somewhat unexpected, light on Utica, which has long promoted its reputation as a magnet for refugees.
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First, he began offering nose jobs, having realized that, when patients' brows were altered, it threw their noses into new, and sometimes unflattering, relief.
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Dressed as a zombie "ex-wife," Cady wore a wedding gown splattered with blood, a long black wig, and a set of unflattering teeth.
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Late Wednesday, Mr. Trump further taunted the Texas senator, posting another message on Twitter from a supporter that included an unflattering picture of Mrs.
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Cruz by posting an unflattering photo of her on his Twitter page by noting that it was simply a retweet of another user's post.
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The overwhelming likelihood is, at worst, the special counsel report will contain unflattering information about the president and some of his close senior advisers.
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He acknowledged that he did not care for Mr. Trump's Twitter post about Mr. Cruz's wife, Heidi, which featured an unflattering picture of her.
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The businessman was tripped up by controversies over abortion and his retweeting of an unflattering photo of Ted Cruz's wife Heidi, among other things.
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In my experience, the Z Flip's short and stubby design was more comfortable inside square coat pockets but added unflattering bulk to pants pockets.
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It was also another example of how the president tries to barrel forward into another news cycle after a spate of unflattering news coverage.
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They've inched tellingly in this direction but going all the way would involve unflattering disclosure — the sort that would need to be legally compelled.
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Bailo says people often have just one overhead light shining down on them from the ceiling, but this creates shadows and can be unflattering.
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First, Trump threatened to "spill the beans" on Cruz's wife on Twitter, and then he sent a controversial retweet of an unflattering picture her.
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The grace and humility she saw in the Cambodian people, along with the lasting effects of the genocide, threw Hollywood life into unflattering relief.
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"Tilly is the most fascinating character, filled with need and unhappiness, and Arquette fearlessly plays this wholly unflattering role with absolute abandon," he wrote.
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Catch-and-kill Cohen also resurfaced details of Trump's efforts to suppress unflattering stories with the help of Pecker, who received immunity from prosecutors.
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Wordpress/Automattic have also earned this unflattering distinction, in that they tend to ignore copyright claims and requests to remove images of minor children.
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Their efforts have provided an unflattering look at a system focused on winning convictions, sometimes with little apparent regard for a suspect's actual guilt.
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Her naked body was humble at these moments, even childish, bent at an unflattering angle as she rummaged through the trash bag of clothes.
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Eastern European dudes in unflattering leotards lifting something so heavy that their elbows flip backward and break is the coolest thing in the universe.
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The paintings, with their unflattering figures rendered in unnatural tones from improbable angles, evoke some absurdist fusion of Jules de Balincourt and Peter Saul.
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The redacted version of the Mueller report released today paints an unflattering picture of President Trump, particularly on the question of obstruction of justice.
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Rent's alt-rock roots emerge in unflattering bursts, particularly as Roger and his best friend Mark exchange words and frustrations in uninspired half-rhymes.
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He threatened to "spill the beans" about Cruz's wife -- whom he later retweeted an unflattering picture of alongside a glamor shot of Trump's own wife.
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The Relic Master, about a madcap scheme by Albrecht Dürer to forge the Shroud of Turin, certainly paints the Catholic church in an unflattering light.
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An unflattering photo of Axl Rose has become fodder for fat-shaming memes, and the singer is now trying to put a stop to it.
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But, as befits our political moment, the president argued that South Carolinians should vote for McMaster because otherwise reporters will say unflattering things about Trump.
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The 19-foot balloon depicting Trump in an unflattering manner is expected to fly over the U.K. parliament July 13 during Trump's three-day trip.
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The producers suggest they don't eat during their dinners with the Bachelor because it's "unflattering" (ugh), and Bushnell said she didn't really want to, anyway.
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The unflattering story is surely an embarrassment for Liew, who has used his early check in Snapchat to substantially raise his profile in recent years.
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It's impossible to look at the camera and the display at the same time, and the up-the-nose angle of view is extremely unflattering.
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Throughout the movie, it's revealed that the judge and the prosecutor would strike unflattering comments from the record — which was openly happening at the time.
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Ted Cruz and Donald Trump's battle over their wives raged on overnight, with the billionaire businessman firing shots in the form of an unflattering meme.
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Activists have achieved remarkable success in recent years by threatening companies with the release of unflattering images and videos of how their food is produced.
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In what could be a stark and unflattering contrast for Trump, he will be in Ireland at the same time as Vice President Joe Biden.
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This is an unflattering portrait, to say the least, but it offers a glimmer of hope for Cruz's reluctant new allies such as Lindsey Graham.
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Political reporters have done a pretty good job unearthing the unflattering details of Trump's past, but they can only do so much on their own.
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The Trump campaign has tried to combat this unflattering characterization, trotting out stories about women whom Trump promoted to construction jobs traditionally reserved for men.
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Some present Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee, in an unflattering light, but most of the (largely liberal) art community focus on shaming her Republican rival.
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If you've never personally referred to a photo of yourself as "bad" or "unflattering," chances are you know or have come across someone who has.
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"I have no doubt that those kind of unflattering PR moments are played out always on the backs of the lowest-level workers," Roberts said.
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It should be familiar to anyone who's ever had someone else post an unflattering photo of them, or fielded a hateful comment from a stranger.
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The expression on his face—which, eighteen years after his final fight, had acquired a little bloating—now gave him a not-unflattering Buddha caste.
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Even if the jury is swayed by Hogan's unflattering account of Gawker's editorial judgment, Gawker is going to have a lot to say on appeal.
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But Renacci has recently endured a slew of unflattering headlines, including the news that he failed to disclose political donations while registered as a lobbyist.
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He said the timing of Democrats' impeachment inquiry meant the president would be inundated with unflattering headlines entering the most critical time in the campaign.
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But the President not only doesn't want unflattering headlines, he wants the investigation to be exposed as the witch hunt he's long claimed it is.
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The same cannot be said for Superman's girlfriend, Lois Lane (Amy Adams), or his mother, Martha Kent (Diane Lane, burdened with a terribly unflattering wig).
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On Stories, even if you're a bit red or a bit blemished or there's an unflattering angle of your chin, it's gone in a day.
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The camera flash is so unflattering you are almost tempted to put an MSN-style sepia filter on it to get rid of the redness.
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More than 200 demonstrators gathered outside of Chequers, including two wearing giant papier-mâché heads with unflattering likenesses of the president and the prime minister.
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" Mr. Agusti added that the emails were "a carefully curated selection of Mr. Broidy's emails, designed to portray him in a false and unflattering light.
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Mr. Kelly called her an "empty barrel" and told an unflattering story about her that was proved untrue by videotape of the event he mentioned.
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The committee leaked unflattering information about Ms. Moser because it was convinced she would lose in the general election to the Republican incumbent, John Culberson.
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Recently, Hill posted a long video about everything happening in the beauty community generally and about the unflattering portrayals of her own business practices specifically.
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Interestingly, the official response from the White House doesn't claim the op-ed is fiction (as Trump has with Woodward's book and other unflattering accounts).
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And, no, she didn't use it as an opportunity to repeat the hoary old, and unflattering to their namesake community, joke about what's in them.
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Shot (by Sean Price Williams) in a blemish-enhancing palette of smudged makeup and unflattering light, the movie barely leaves its title to the imagination.
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The cast members, all first-rate, wear Ásta Bennie Hostetter's 1980s costumes with discomfiting comfort, as if they had no idea how unflattering they were.
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He became the subject of multiple investigations and unflattering news stories, and lost his position — only to subsequently be cleared of most of the charges.
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Francesca Carpanini plays the one female part, the love object from the local girls' school and a reminder of how unflattering 1950s fashions could be.
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That was before the glare of the House impeachment inquiry cast him in an unflattering light as one of Mr. Trump's personal emissaries to Ukraine.
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What emerges is the unflattering portrait of a powerful director who nursed a dark, uncontrollable obsession with the icy-blonde leading ladies of his films.
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The British tabloids have not treated her with kid gloves, featuring a drumbeat of unflattering interviews with relatives she has not invited to the wedding.
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Amazon's aggressive suspension practices of late followed an explosion of counterfeit sales in recent years and a series of negative news stories and unflattering lawsuits.
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Oh, and because they're made without a center seam, you'll be free of unflattering cuts and can wear them with cropped sweaters without any worries.
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Buttigieg has received unflattering coverage, too, with columnist Charles Blow recently highlighting the candidate's failure attracting black voters and arguing that homophobia isn't to blame.
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Instead, it became another high-profile and unflattering incident for United States customs authorities who have been tasked with enforcing President Trump's border security initiatives.
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The continued endurance of Kevin Hart despite his many controversies makes the decision to produce such an unflattering portrayal of himself all the more vexing.
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Burris has been the editorial director of the Post-Gazette and the Blade since last year, a tenure that has been marred by unflattering headlines.
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But a lack of unflattering facts or a failure by the public to appreciate their existence has never been the foundation of Trump's political success.
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The truth is unflattering and lonely — but it's also the truth, and it sparks growth he's never showed before in the run of the show.
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Anderson's sympathetic treatment of the character makes it clear that there's much more to Christine than the unflattering portrait her frustrated son likes to paint.
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While the photographer who took the shot—Arthur Sasse—was initially nervous about publishing the somewhat unflattering photo of the famed physicist, Einstein was simply tickled.
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Instead, it's the semi-unflattering close-up photo of her face that's been circling the internet, complete with her eyes closed and her lips very refreshed.
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As Teen Vogue reported Zendaya just happened to see that a bully was attempting to body shame a girl by posting unflattering photos with insulting captions.
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The photo sheet cake displayed an unusually unflattering selfie of Jenner lying on a bed, arms overhead, with her tongue sticking out and one eyed closed.
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It's a classic Bachelor tactic to make a villain out of the first girl who says just enough bizarre things to cobble together an unflattering edit.
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I'd like to make a particular note about the sunglasses: Never in my life have I worn a pair of sunglasses that were so tremendously unflattering.
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But, fingers crossed we don't have to see them at their most unflattering states three times an episode for the rest of the Deuce's freshman season.
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While they want to avoid the worst risks of an impeachment saga, Democrats also want to reap the benefits of Mueller's unflattering account of Trump's behavior.
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Or will my ass just be touching the floor, leaving me in an unflattering, crouched position that makes me feel like I'm peeing in the woods?
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The Times has been a frequent target of attacks from Mr. Trump, who chafed at some of the unflattering coverage of him during the presidential campaign.
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Hogan's legal team is not challenging the text of Gawker's post, which described the full 30-minute video, blow by blow, in lurid and unflattering detail.
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Polls, however, show that Clinton's lead has dramatically narrowed in recent weeks, amid unflattering coverage of the controversy over her email server and the Clinton Foundation.
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Ward's book, in sum, paints a deeply unflattering portrait of Ivanka and Kushner, though it will come as no surprise to even their most strident detractors.
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Trump later retweeted an unflattering photo of Heidi Cruz, comparing it to a professional shot of Melania Trump, after which Cruz called him a "sniveling coward".
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That means anyone on the other side of a video chat will be graced with an unflattering view looking up at the bottom of your chin.
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OF ALL the unflattering words used to describe the state of the country he governs, "disaster" is the one Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, dislikes the most.
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The tighter the circle of officials involved in writing the bill, the fewer opportunities there are for potential complaints, misgivings or unflattering details to go public.
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In a deposition in 2007, when Trump sued a journalist for reporting on unflattering truths about his business practices, lawyers caught Trump in 30 separate lies.
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Once, she said, a former volunteer with the College Democrats urged her to take down an article, arguing that it presented them in an unflattering light.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump was quick to bristle at unflattering news coverage, even as he remained accessible to certain reporters, including several from the Times.
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But this unflattering comparison to the United States—and its well-deserved reputation for bloodshed relative to western Europe—have put the rise into sharper relief.
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At one point on Monday, The Drudge Report's main headline — accompanied by an unflattering, off-balance photo of Trump — said that Putin had "dominated" the meeting.
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If you aren't strategic in picking out workwear you actually like, then an alarming percentage of your closet will one day be drab, unflattering, and uncomfortable.
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He now takes a dim view of the show, which has also regularly featured an unflattering portrayal of him by Alec Baldwin wearing orange make-up.
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Trump tweeted Wednesday that because network news has become "so partisan, distorted and fake," he would challenge their licenses, in response to unflattering coverage from NBC.
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It is not the equivalent of saying that unflattering revelations about Clinton should be suppressed or that any particular new revelation about Trump should be overhyped.
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For the majority of my young life, five days a week, I wore this unflattering, icky ensemble that was rather notorious amongst the London teen set.
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This heavy-handed strategy means that Apple won't respond to some day-to-day press inquiries, unless it's to set the record straight on unflattering reports.
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Donald Trump gathered family and friends together Tuesday night to do two things: watch the election results roll in and take a nearly-universally unflattering photo.
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Rather, they seem to hinge on the idea that broad allegations of racism are simply too unflattering to too many people and thus must be changed.
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And in June, another former Cuomo ally, Alain E. Kaloyeros, will stand trial in a case that may cast further unflattering light on the governor's administration.
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If VanderSloot's goal was to punish Mother Jones for writing an accurate but unflattering story about him, a loss was almost as good as a victory.
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Instead of trying to bury the embarrassing and unflattering parts of his past, he's using them to create a new image of himself, and educate others.
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For more than a year, exasperated Fergus Falls residents fumed to one another about what happened but generally avoided drawing outside attention to their unflattering portrayal.
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But Trump is always uneasy with unflattering media coverage and has a history of being adversarial toward publications for entirely conventional reporting that he simply dislikes.
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All his troubles — the drinking and the drugs, the multiple arrests and the unflattering photos, and ultimately his exile from the N.F.L. — were his own fault.
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It requires acknowledging the experiences of black Midwesterners, even when this means adding unflattering nuance to the stories we've long been told about their white neighbors.
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While not binding, the opinion cast an unflattering light on Iran's opaque judiciary, which has never provided evidence to explain precisely why Mr. Wang was arrested.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, was sentenced to six years in prison on Thursday in a case that cast a long and unflattering shadow over the Cuomo administration.
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The savvy editor has even earned an unflattering nickname, "Frisbee Hu," arising from a joke on his ability to retrieve whatever the government throws at him.
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That live stream garnered more than 99,000 views on Facebook and Feinstein's recorded response led to unflattering headlines of her "rebuff[ing]" and "lecturing" the kids.
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Twitter is far less effective in defense than offense, and unflattering fact has much greater power than Twitter bombast to set the narrative of a presidency.
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The president recently railed against the the new book&aposs many unflattering accounts, which is sourced from hundreds of hours of interviews from over 200 sources.
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A bad tweet can get you canceled; an unflattering photo reveals that you don't always look great; we are always hashtag doing it for the Gram.
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Jays have a varied repertoire of calls, which are described in unflattering terms such as a rusty pump handle, a shrill scolding screech or harsh squeak.
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Although the article did not show any illegality, it is the kind of unflattering deep dive critique of his personal and business practices that Trump abhors.
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Again, intentionally or not, the secretary implied unflattering things about state leaders — that they aren't trying to do things differently and that they focus on optics.
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John Ratcliffe for the position, but after only five days of unflattering media stories and bipartisan protests over concerns about his qualifications, Trump dropped the nomination.
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The portrait of Hillary is tart and unflattering, with shifty eyes and a sardonic half-smile, while Bernie gazes impassively, if not blandly, toward the horizon.
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They're called unflattering names: age spots, barnacles or, God help us, senile warts, but physicians know them as seborrheic keratosis lesions, or SK lesions, for short.
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Now that he has won, he is claiming the press is misleading the public to his detriment — using unflattering pictures, and reporting with a "nasty" tone.
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But other Democratic candidates, who could end up being key rivals in a heated 2020 primary, have chosen not weigh on the unflattering headlines for Biden.
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But in going one step beyond the expected, just far enough to make us face an unflattering reality, Girls stayed true to itself to the end.
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After a stressful vacation in Mexico where paparazzi caught some unflattering pics, Kim became obsessed with reading all the horrible things people have to say to her.
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In China, a culture that often attaches unflattering labels to the unmarried, some enterprising people are making a quick buck by offering their services as rental partners.
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But he speaks what is often called "Pocho," an unflattering term for Americanized Spanish, and a word that's used to describe Mexicans who have lost their culture.
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The Clinton campaign late Thursday escalated its criticism of the FBI as reports emerged that painted an unflattering portrait of how federal law enforcement handled the inquiry.
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In the 1990s, economic growth, rising living standards and soaring consumption outpaced Taiwan's capacity to clean up its waste, earning it the unflattering moniker of "garbage island".
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" On an image he retweeted of his wife next to Cruz's, who was caught in an unflattering pose: "I thought it was a nice picture of Heidi.
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It seems likely that even more unflattering stories about Uber, and perhaps Kalanick specifically, will emerge, given the expanding number of enemies the company finds itself facing.
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Emma Chamberlain shuns makeup, sometimes skips a shower, and doesn't seem to care if she looks weird or if her camera is poised at an unflattering angle.
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The National Enquirer, a tabloid known for its gossip and unflattering celebrity photos, published blurred images of five women with whom it said Cruz has had affairs.
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A dress that, in all likelihood, will not only be pricey (and perhaps unflattering), but will also be identical to the dresses the other bridesmaids are wearing.
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The response also spawned a number of unflattering internet memes, including a video edited to show Nicholson shedding a tear over an image of Leto in costume.
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That enables the border above the display to be very trim, but it results in an unflattering, up-the-nose perspective from the camera on video conferences.
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Battlefront II also puts a time limit on how often you're able to earn currency in some modes, earning unflattering comparisons with free-to-play mobile games.
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In the White House fishbowl, the press constantly hounded her, and vicious gossips mocked her unflattering gowns, portraying her as a Confederate spy or a Western hick.
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Despite unflattering reports about working conditions in Samsung's factories, Thai Nguyen and another nearby province that hosts one, Bac Ninh, have become two of the country's richest.
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In a since-deleted post, the 36-year-old actor shared an unflattering snap of a woman sleeping along with a story about an altercation with her.
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"Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" has dominated headlines all week with sensational anecdotes and commentary that paint the Trump presidency in an unflattering light.
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The two are known for constantly teasing one another on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots or quipping with sarcastic captions.
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To convey that understanding, I am forced to paint an unflattering picture of the industry that I have been a part of for the last 15 years.
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The piece featured an unflattering picture of an unsmiling Grace - a sharp departure from the "loving mother" portrayal that included photos of her smiling and holding infants.
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It's unflattering at times and the one exception of that is when people who are in love are making love and then it looks a bit nicer.
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The trial cast an unflattering light on Christie as a temperamental bully whose administration used the Port Authority to hand out favors, and penalties, to local officials.
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In what has become something of a weekly tradition, President-elect Donald Trump has once again responded to an unflattering portrayal of him on Saturday Night Live.
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It was hard enough to adjust to the weird implants from surgery, thicker waistline and hot flashes from hormone therapy, and some very unflattering curls from chemo.
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The deaths have shone an unflattering light on race relations in Canada, which prides itself on its multiculturalism and tolerance, especially in contrast to the United States.
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Such a show might evoke national pride, or unflattering comparisons to the rumbling tanks and missile launchers watched by fur-hatted Soviet leaders during the Cold War.
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The company is also now battling a lawsuit from Google, sexual harassment claims and a secretly recorded and unflattering video of its CEO arguing with a driver.
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He pointed to a moment when a potential juror described being moved to ask a friend to remove an unflattering photo of her from a Facebook post.
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Days before the Iowa caucuses this year, The Washington Post published an unflattering report on the ill-fated Caribbean investment fund Mr. Panton founded with Mr. Cruz.
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She likes to post unflattering selfies: She'll purposefully bloat her face or eat an Oscar or snap a close-up of a bubble erupting from her nose.
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To deem unflattering the "big jeans" and "baggy gray top" I wear throughout the film is to suggest a preference for heroines in more tight-fitting clothes.
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In his efforts to tackle social inequality, racism and corruption in politics, he often lampoons the powers that be, depicting them in lewd, explicit and unflattering positions.
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Liberals watching MSNBC, for instance, receive a steady diet of unflattering reports about the Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump, that darkens their view of the country's direction.
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The photos show people embracing their so-called "big thighs," instead of hiding them away under unflattering clothing, as women have been pressured to do for decades.
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Trump's renewed commitment to the war in Afghanistan earned him plenty of unflattering coverage in Breitbart, once again helmed by former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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Say what you like about the NSA, and I've said a lot of unflattering things, but stockpiling zero-days is at least arguably part of their job.
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Vetements's is a motley crew — street-cast, scowling, of floridly unflattering haircut — whose appearance is a tonic rejoinder to the usual manicured parade of fashion-week beauties.
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The most common look for women at this year's festival was some variation of low cut body suit or halter tank, unflattering high-waist shorts and cornrows.
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That's according to Bush's own memoir, Decision Points, and the former president's decision to include such an unflattering anecdote about his own party's Senate leader is remarkable.
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These foods are a "cheat" because the consequences of guiltlessly and regularly eating them—which is to say, the appearance of fatness—is considered unacceptable and unflattering.
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The republican front-runner recently made some unflattering comments about Lena Dunham, after the Hilary Clinton supporter said that — should Trump get elected — she's moving to Canada.
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India has also imposed a state-wide communications blackout on the region — a common strategy to stop people from organizing protests or spreading unflattering news about India.
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The sites, the apps, the ubiquitous platforms: Computers run the show now, and we—mere data subjects, in the EU's unflattering phrase—work for and worship them.
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"It would spark another round of unflattering headlines and plenty of more handwringing by nervous Democrats," wrote Slate's Josh Voorhees about a potential Clinton loss in California.
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Markle tells us over the last year he's been ambushed by paparazzi who have photographed him in the most unflattering circumstances ... buying beer, looking disheveled and reclusive.
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While the indictment paints an unflattering picture of the man Mr. Trump tapped to run his campaign, the allegations long predate his involvement in the presidential race.
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"Steve Jobs," Walter Isaacson's best-selling authorized biography, lionizes Jobs and depicts Laurene and her children in glowing terms, while painting Lisa in a largely unflattering light.
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That pre-trial process of gathering evidence could allow opposing lawyers to comb through his personal and business history and force unflattering material into the public eye.
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Access to Wikipedia was blocked in Turkey in 2017, after the site refused to remove unflattering references to Turkey's relationship with Syrian militants and state-sponsored terrorists.
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The Burisma hack poses the prospect that, once again, the Russians may have obtained unflattering information about someone close to the potential Democratic presidential nominee: Hunter Biden.
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The report also presented unflattering details about how Trump attempted to impede the investigation, though Mueller did not make a determination as to whether Trump obstructed justice.
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Read more " _____ • Mary Katharine Ham in The Federalist: "The argument for his ignorance of and disregard for ethical lines is an unflattering one that doesn't exonerate him.
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White House attorneys have expressed concern about unflattering exchanges discovered in a review of the records, although it is unclear whether they involve any potentially illegal activity.
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Oakley sued for defamation, assault and false imprisonment claiming he was unfairly targeted by Dolan over unflattering public comments he made about the state of the Knicks.
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More recently, he stood in front of the CIA's memorial wall and riffed on cable news's unflattering portrayal of the crowd size at his presidential inauguration ceremony.
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But last week, when an email hack at the Democratic National Committee revealed that party officials have made unflattering comments about Sanders, that only intensified the drama.
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"It would spark another round of unflattering headlines and plenty of more handwringing by nervous Democrats," writes Slate's Josh Voorhees about a potential Clinton loss in California.
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The company has been lowering prices and experimenting with its value-oriented 365 by Whole Foods Market chain, as it tries to shed its unflattering "Whole Paycheck" nickname.
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Ted Cruz's (R-TX) wife, Heidi Cruz, threatening to "spill the beans" on her and retweeting an unflattering photo of her that he still has not taken down.
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The New Yorker published an article detailing the ways Weinstein would hire private investigators to find unflattering information about accusers and journalists looking to expose his alleged misconduct.
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Hurt's mostly unflattering portrayal of Trump in Lost Tycoon included the revelation of a divorce-proceedings deposition in which Trump's first wife, Ivana Trump, accused him of rape.
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Her latest social media scuffle went down Sunday after Marlon Wayans posted an unflattering screenshot of the Bravo star, quipping that she looks like his White Chicks character.
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They beg, they plead, they curse, they have to manoeuvre themselves into a variety of unflattering positions — mostly, though, they pull a lot of facial expressions like this.
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And the President is unlikely to take a pass at Clinton's unflattering description of his performance, including her renewal of her claim that he was unprepared for office.
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Trump might use Roger Stone, but he's likely to give some sanction under his own name, as he did when he tweeted an unflattering photo of Cruz's wife.
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Sure, there are always some photos that you'll like more than others, but the "unflattering" photos just show more multifaceted sides of ourselves — and that's a good thing.
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Regardless of how Waymo is framing this, those unflattering reports from The Information and Bloomberg that questioned whether a full launch would happen before 2019 now look validated.
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Being a mall Santa is tough work, requiring 8- to 12-hour days, quick and sometimes unflattering photos and often traveling significant distances to hold down the gig.
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While the environment was beautifully rendered, the people of Bolivia were painted with broad, unflattering strokes, making the country look like it's inhabited entirely by villainous drug cartels.
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An October Politico magazine profile of John Weaver, Kasich's chief strategist, presented an unflattering portrait of an operative who has enriched himself in the game of unwinnable politics.
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So, if you've been longing for the perfect pair of worn-in denim but have found most options to be wildly unflattering, these are a total game-changer.
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It is hard not to scoff at his unflattering spandex getup (the moulded Batsuits were only introduced with Michael Keaton's 1989 version) and his unrealistic scrapes with death.
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The trial has cast an unflattering light on Christie as a temperamental bully whose administration used the Port Authority to hand out favors, and penalties, to local officials.
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The Bible also includes an unflattering episode involving seven Jewish brothers who attempt an exorcism in Jesus' name but only garner black eyes from their would-be deliveree.
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From niche products to personalization, how companies deliver on and measure the success of their customer experience will separate successful subscription businesses from the next unflattering news story.
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The White House denied the claim, but the episode put Mulvaney in an unflattering light after Trump promised Democrats the very next day that he'd continue the payments.
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After an anti-Trump super PAC released a nude meme involving Trump's wife, Melania, the billionaire businessman fired back by posting an unflattering photo of Cruz's wife, Heidi.
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It was Heidi Cruz's first interview since Trump tweeted an unflattering photo of her and fanned the flames around rumors that the Texas senator has had multiple affairs.
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"To nail the extreme eyeliner you need both a specific eye shape and precise application or it can look harsh, raccoon-like, and really unflattering," she told Insider.
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By successfully skirting their evolutionary destiny, insolently rejecting their once land-based existence, whales proved both rebellious and ill prepared for their rebellion, traits with unflattering human parallels.
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Since assuming office, Trump has continued his feud with the media, dismissing unflattering coverage of his administration as "fake news" and accusing reporters of biased and dishonest coverage.
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"Especially for people searching for our content who have never heard of us, a pixelated or unflattering icon will not entice anyone to watch our content," he argues.
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Trump infuriated Cruz earlier this year by tweeting an unflattering photo of his wife and floating rumors his father was involved in former President John F. Kennedy's assassination.
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Cruz witnessed the businessman mock his wife's appearance when he compared an unflattering shot of Heidi Cruz to an image of his own wife Melania, a former model.
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When the unflattering parliamentary results were announced — ZANU-PF's two-thirds majority allows it to change the constitution at will — it accused ZANU-PF of stealing the election.
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" Trump has since stepped up his attacks, tweeting an unflattering photo of Heidi Cruz alongside his own wife, and adding that "a picture is worth a thousand words.
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The now-former chief strategist was accused of being the source of leaks for unflattering stories about Kushner, Cohn, McMaster and others, many of which appeared in Breitbart.
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For instance, noon sunlight on a cloudless day creates unflattering shadows on your subject's face, while an overcast or cloudy day produces a softer, more pleasant-looking light.
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In June, she and Prince Harry attended a family wedding, and the Oscar de la Renta dress she wore for the occasion drew fierce criticism for being unflattering.
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Off you go to the elevator banks with that grainy (and invariably unflattering) head shot affixed to a name tag that lets everyone know that you don't belong.
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Ms. Warren targets four cash-stuffed punching bags — billionaires who had leveled criticisms of her or her wealth tax — and juxtaposes those clips with unflattering headlines about them.
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Recalling President Clinton's sexual indiscretions, particularly in light of our evolved #MeToo era, would have put the party which protected him then ... and now … in an unflattering light.
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Trump is reportedly souring on Mattis based on policy differences on a number of fronts, and appears resentful of unflattering comparisons between the two men, the publication reported.
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His presence in an unheated detention cell shone an unflattering light on Japan's justice system, and now his dramatic escape to Lebanon promises to be no less impactful.
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Ahead of the wedding, the tabloids turned a relentlessly unflattering lens on Meghan Markle's father, Thomas, a 73-year-old former Hollywood lighting director who lived in Mexico.
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His trial painted an unflattering portrait of Washington lobbying and was a blow to the Justice Department's effort to more aggressively crack down on foreign influence in Washington.
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No doubt China and Russia are watching this play out in real time and taking notes so they can clamp down on unflattering information before it goes viral.
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" He criticized Trump for tweeting an unflattering picture of his wife, Heidi Cruz, saying it is just one piece of evidence that Trump is scared of "strong women.
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By contrast, the front page of this week's Spectator, a British political magazine, reads "Lead or go", above a stark, unflattering cartoon of May, hunched and bow-legged.
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Two senators were heard on a hot mic after a Senate subcommittee hearing Tuesday discussing the federal budget and the president in unflattering terms, The Washington Post reports.
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Mr. Trump has an uncanny ability to brand rivals with unflattering nicknames, from "Crooked Hillary" (Hillary Clinton) to "Lyin' Ted" (Senator Ted Cruz) and "Pocahontas" (Senator Elizabeth Warren).
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They enter our chat rooms, post unflattering comments to our posts, seek out our friends and acquaintances and harass them and generally manifest as a swarm of mosquitoes.
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"There were a lot of people out there questioning what happened because of some [unflattering reports], so this autopsy kind of puts all that negativity to rest," he continues.
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Though his memos are deeply sensitive given the source, the unflattering depiction of the Trump White House is one that will be recognizable to readers of US media outlets.
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Photos surfaced within the "Babes & Balls" Facebook photo album of the three CEOs playing ping pong, which is how they ended up in this shit-storm of unflattering optics.
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"There are the doctor's office shots — headless, slumped bodies in unflattering, overhead neon lighting; heartbreakingly beautiful images of things gone horribly wrong — always in black and white," she says.
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Click on to see how the World's Most Talked About Family is setting the bar for these traditionally unflattering throw-ons — and shockingly making them look ever so appealing.
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I found my inner palm always blocked the lens (you won't have this problem if you're a leftie) and the angle (looking up into your nose) was always unflattering.
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And, yes, every single time was fairly unflattering, proving The Deuce is deeply obsessed with realism when it comes to the most disturbing parts of sex and sex work.
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In the wake of my biggest physical achievement (I created a life!), I find myself burdened by the same old crap: obsessing over jeans sizes and deleting unflattering photos.
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When Trump called into Sykes' show last week, he was pressed on the tone of the campaign and his re-tweeting of an unflattering photo of Cruz's wife, Heidi.
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Today, there are reports that Apple's own comms teams won't respond to, when asked by press – unless the report reaches a critical mass, or worse – is unflattering to Apple.
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Presumptive Republican Presidential Nominee Donald TrumpWhen Cooper sat down with Trump for a Presidential Town Hall, he confronted Trump about the unflattering photo of Heidi Cruz that he'd retweeted.
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But there is nothing to indicate a culture overhaul is in store for the West Wing after the deeply unflattering portrait of Trump's White House emerged in Mueller's report.
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The push comes as he seeks to draw attention to the revelations contained in a rolling stream of hacked emails that contain unflattering information about his rival Hillary Clinton.
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"To deem unflattering the 'big jeans' and 'baggy gray top' I wear throughout the film is to suggest a preference for heroines in more tight-fitting clothes," she added.
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The president, Enrique Peña Nieto, is desperate to avoid unflattering comparisons to 22016, when the government of the day was excoriated for allowing aid to be funnelled to cronies.
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After an anti-Trump super PAC posted a scantily clad photo of Trump's wife, Melania, he retweeted a meme comparing her to an unflattering shot of Cruz's wife, Heidi.
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Weeks of unflattering headlines about Mr Northam and scalding criticism of him on social media, have given Republicans an opportunity to portray themselves as problem-solvers rather than partisans.
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But inside China, there are protests as thousands of mine workers go unpaid, angry retail investors blame regulators for lost capital in and Beijing cracks down on unflattering news.
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Cruz, whose American mother gave birth to him in Calgary, Canada, in 1970, sought to dismiss Trump's point by offering viewers a brief and unflattering biography of its source.
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" Bateman, 48, told PEOPLE after the ceremony, "Unfortunately, since I started so young, there's plenty of unflattering and embarrassing photos out there easily clickable and printable on the Internet.
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All of this occurred three years ago, but the presence of other unflattering Uber news in the headlines reportedly prompted Kalanick to reach out to Holzwarth about the incident.
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Prior to the start of the Euros, we denigrated Big Hal with an unflattering comparison to Scott Sinclair, and he has been force-feeding us our words ever since.
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Vin Diesel took to Instagram on Wednesday to remind his fans – who criticized his physique when unflattering photos were snapped of him in October – that he's still got it.
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The lining was much pinker than the nude in the photo, and the overall shape of the dress was a lot more unflattering than the perfectly voluminous one pictured.
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It's a little bit unflattering because making the chocolate cake looks very much like tar being squeezed onto the baking sheet but hey, delicious doesn't have to be pretty.
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The Trump administration continues to follow the playbook it has used since moving into the White House — delete or otherwise block easy access to unflattering information on government websites.
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Cohen seems to have missed nary an unflattering word or deed in the 40 years of their friendship, which began when his Washington Post colleague Carl Bernstein introduced them.
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The founder and former CEO of Papa John's allegedly used a racial slur during a May conference call on how to avoid unflattering public relations incidents, Forbes reported Wednesday.
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The headlines about Cohen's dealings with companies seeking insight on the president's thinking and methods have cast an unflattering light on the lobbying and consulting industries in the Beltway.
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The goal, Roth says, isn't to paint the court in an unflattering light; it's to bring into public view the thoughtful, funny, interesting people who sit on the bench.
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It's blurry, the composition's all wrong, and the lighting is unflattering the point where everyone in the frame just looks like on amorphous blob of underdone, wet, slimy gammon.
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Right-wing leaders and conservative media have used this formula time and again when they need to distract the president's base from the unflattering news coming out of Washington.
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Now playing for the Tampa Bay Rowdies of the NASL, one rung lower than MLS, Adu still receives occasional attention, mostly predicated on an unflattering question: What went wrong?
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No player who attempted more than three shots averaged more than 50% shooting, and only two of Duke's players racked up more than 10 points in the unflattering affair.
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A native once told me of a rather unflattering nickname that the rest of the country has bestowed upon the province; many people have confirmed the story since then.
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There's not a misstep in the staging, from the queasy-making projections of swirling water (by Adam J. Thompson) to the uncompromising and unflattering lighting (by Becky Heisler McCarthy).
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Its often unflattering portrayal of the early days of the Trump administration elicited a demand for a "full and complete retraction and apology" from a lawyer for the president.
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But it has also offered tools with which to bludgeon his business adversaries or — as he is accused of doing during the 2016 presidential campaign — to bury unflattering stories.
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Part fixer, part pit bull biting back at anyone who attacked Mr. Trump, Mr. Cohen frequently badgered reporters over stories he found unflattering toward his boss during the campaign.
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On a lighter note, Mr. Gaughran was also on the end of some unflattering Photoshop attention: His head was pasted onto that of Sacha Baron Cohen's satirical Borat character.
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To combat the negative ridicule many influencers and celebrities have embraced not being perfect through posting pictures of them having acne, makes ugly faces, and posing in unflattering poses.
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Over the past seven months, protesters have cast an unflattering spotlight on scores of officials across the political spectrum, targeting governors, federal lawmakers and provincial officials suspected of wrongdoing.
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Mr. Scott's ad, on the other hand, with its alarming footage of contaminated Lake Okeechobee juxtaposed with an unflattering image of Mr. Nelson, would reach thousands of potential voters.
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Nevertheless, it paints an unflattering picture of one of the F.B.I.'s most tumultuous periods, which included the start of the investigation into the Trump campaign's connections to Russia.
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Perhaps the women in the couples I encountered were more willing to tell their stories because they did not fit into predictable unflattering stereotypes about the male sex drive.
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But on Friday morning, Mr. Trump's focus was on which members of his administration were sharing unflattering information about him with reporters, and his desire to find the perpetrators.
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In the late 2000s, Trump sued journalist Timothy O'Brien after he said he lost out on deals in both Kyiv and Yalta after the publication of an unflattering book.
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Foreign autocrats may rage against unflattering news reports, threaten to inflict financial harm on publications they dislike, talk about imprisoning journalists; American leaders aren't supposed to sound like that.
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And some in the White House had long believed that Mr. Short was the source of unflattering leaks about the president and the inner workings of the West Wing.
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With that pretense in place, critical coverage and unflattering facts can be dismissed even as Trump selectively courts the press to inject his own preferred ideas into the mainstream.
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In Trump's three-and-a-half weeks in power, internal tensions have generated a year's worth of unflattering headlines that some critics feel detract from the work of the presidency.
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Attempting to embrace my sexuality through my clothing was impossible too, because I had to wear baggy, unflattering t-shirts that diverted attention away from the shape of my breasts.
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Whether Trump was mixing up two very different black men or assailing someone who has gone out of his way to be fair to him, this saga says something unflattering.
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Aron, 56, said the basic content came from his father, but he added complexity to the character sketches and balanced those that were too unflattering, filling out the positive side.
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The mothers outfitted themselves not in the pinstripe pantsuits I was used to my own mother wearing, but in satisfyingly boring and unflattering calf-length floral skirts and milquetoast cardigans.
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Earlier this month, the Post's publisher spoke out against Trump's "fake news" claims, saying in an op-ed that comparing unflattering news to fake news is "corrosive" to the country.
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The Wall Street Journal reported last month that surveys showed morale taking a hit after a year that has included a number of unflattering revelations and a declining stock price.
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And Ross Douthat thinks Democrats should aim to stage public hearings that paint Trump officials in an unflattering light and put pressure on more Republicans to turn on the president.
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Smaller cabins and walled-off seats make it easier for a celebrity to fly unnoticed by fellow passengers who might otherwise tweet unflattering pictures of them drooling in their sleep.
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Drake Drake clearly has a sense of humor about his wayward teenage style, and apparently so did his parents when they let him leave the house in those unflattering frames.
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That meant if a video was overly personal or sensitive, unflattering or a creator otherwise didn't want the replay on the internet, they'd be forced to forfeit money they'd earned.
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"Judge Howard's decision to publicly share unflattering information about a 14-year-old rape victim, at best, reflects poor judgment," the panel said in a 2015 reprimand of the judge.
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C.K. made himself That Guy not by being self-congratulatory, but by exploring dark, unflattering truths in his work – even if that meant making himself the villain here and there.
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The segment was supremely unflattering to Kingman -- a disguised Sacha told the roomful of citizens the world's largest mosque outside of the Middle East was going to be built there.
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Lyons' eye is unrivaled — she mixes the wildest of patterns, embraces traditionally "unflattering" cuts and silhouettes, and knows how to layer and tuck pieces in ways we'd never think of.
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But that's a potential political landmine, given allegations of Russian election interference that have produced unflattering media coverage of his chats with the Russian leader, which has infuriated the President.
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The ethics inquiry, which centered on Goodman's alleged double-dealing and then veered into his alleged fabrication of exonerating evidence, "cast an unflattering light on Goodman," the 29th Circuit said.
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That kind of unflattering information is arguably more helpful to voters than, say, the uplifting "Morning in America" advertisement that helped carry Ronald Reagan to a second term in 1984.
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Perhaps it's because his own childlike and apparently cynicism-free love for the game puts the desperate, angst-ridden seething I feel twice a week into sharp and unflattering relief.
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She called it "Americanah"—the unflattering Nigerian term for people who when back home did irritating Americanized things like carry water bottles and complain that their cooks couldn't make panini.
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Pecker is said to have engaged in a practice called "catch and kill" — where Pecker would help cover up any news stories that might cast Trump in an unflattering light.
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That was the dust-up in which Donald Trump tweeted an image of his wife, Melania, a former model, next to a rather unflattering picture of Ted Cruz's wife, Heidi.
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"My sofa's like a daybed, and I like to lie on it in a really unflattering position, like this [hunches over], watching bad TV for hours until I fall asleep."
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The report, which the Justice Department redacted before releasing it to the public on Thursday, cast the president in an unflattering light but did not accuse him of criminal wrongdoing.
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There has been surprisingly little controversy over what may be the most unflattering part of the episode: Mr. Glasgow spent the minutes after the accident trying to commit insurance fraud.
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In testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee, he provided an unflattering back story to his abrupt dismissal and raised the question of whether Mr. Trump had tried to obstruct justice.
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She has tried to set up public and private dialogues with her opponents, only to have an unflattering audio recording leak from one event and democracy advocates picket at another.
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These discussions could also open the door for the GOP to request testimony from individuals like Hunter Biden, who could paint a potential Democratic presidential nominee in an unflattering light.
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"Well if the speech in the workplace....calling someone 'Boomer' or saying unflattering things about them in age, when considering them for a position, then yes of course," he said.
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Conway's latest criticism took aim at the President for his response to former White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman's unflattering accusations against Trump and his White House and campaign staffs.
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A standout dancer or an especially good premiere can stoke desires for more than the company can reliably deliver, casting the troupe's modest virtues in the unflattering light of discontent.
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The mayor of Atlantic City had already been caught in an unflattering moment — surveillance cameras had recorded a late-night fistfight he was involved in outside a casino last November.
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With Falwell as Education Adviser, His Own University Could Benefit Liberty University's president seeks to roll back regulations, the kind of standards that cast an unflattering light on ... Liberty University.
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In the run-up to the wedding, newspapers feasted on unflattering coverage of Ms. Markle's father, a 73-year-old former Hollywood lighting director living quietly by himself in Mexico.
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In an infamous case, Dan Snyder, the owner of the Washington football team, sued the Washington City Paper over an unflattering article in an attempt to get it taken down.
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And he's likely to be hit with some tough and unflattering questions about his son Hunter's business dealings, which Trump has latched onto amid the increasingly popular impeachment inquiry. Sen.
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It's true that during the campaign he had called Trump "a phony, a fraud," and said some rather unflattering things about Trump University, Trump Magazine, Trump Vodka and Trump Steaks.
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Celebrities often opted to wear chunky, unflattering shoes instead of sky-high heels, but television fashion stylist Cindy Conroy previously told Insider that these shoes "are on their way out."
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Blankfein has acknowledged that the company's secrecy — it rarely had advertisements and didn't even put its name on its headquarters — helped create a void that outsiders filled with unflattering narratives.
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Dr. Pate, who was widely praised for his fight against polio in Nigeria, had a history of sharing articles on his Twitter feed that were highly unflattering to President Trump.
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Biden, like many other Democratic candidates heading into the Iowa caucuses in February, has deflected unflattering questions about himself by alleging news organizations are uncritically echoing Trump&aposs talking points.
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Nor was it out of character when, later that same day, his press secretary threatened "to hold the press accountable" for reporting truthful information that was unflattering to Mr. Trump.
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On Monday, North Korea said it canceled a joint cultural performance that was to be held in advance of the Olympics in response to unflattering coverage by South Korean media.
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The angle is unflattering, the lighting is terrible, and there's often all manner of hardware in places no one really wants hardware, but these people revel in the grotesque weirdness. Narcissistic?
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With analytics firms, think tanks and other organizations already crunching the numbers — and often coming up with unflattering results — companies might decide they would be better off managing that data themselves.
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Donktum's video is less controversial, just cutting up existing footage from the State of the Union in ways that are unflattering to Democrats (as well as occasional Trump critic Mitt Romney).
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Farrow's latest article, "Harvey Weinstein's Army Of Spies," reports that the film executive hired private investigators to gather unflattering information about Weinstein's accusers and journalists who were looking into the allegations.
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A roiling mass of naked flesh, weird noises, various types of ooze, squelching—it's generally a sweaty, unflattering mess, and no amount of soft lighting or artful framing can change that.
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So I encourage you, the next time you take stock of your wardrobe and choose an outfit, wear whatever makes you happiest, even if it's the most "unflattering" thing you own.
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Pose is not as well-written or constructed as Angels, but Angels is also a landmark work of American art, so that the comparison isn't completely unflattering is to Pose's benefit.
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Inserting both his thoughts and his name in the constitution will further delegitimize critical commentary and unflattering revelations by making anything that contradicts Xi's official line an attack on the constitution.
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Tekashi says the use of any other name -- presumably the one for which he's famous -- could only be used for the purpose of attaching "derogatory and satirically unflattering labels" on him.
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Republican politicians and conservatives have used the phrase as a smear, or means of discrediting an unflattering news story, and its author, for as long as most of us can remember.
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He's going to keep tweeting about every sleight and alleged offense, from Hamilton controversies to unflattering Saturday Night Live sketches to the untold thousands of protests and articles and taunts forthcoming.
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Kenner Mayor Ben Zahn did not apologize for the policy, but said that it "placed Kenner in a false and unflattering light on the national stage," according to The Times-Picayune.
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I was tabloided after I was fired, lit up on late-night comedy, and have read more than one story about myself that was unflattering, untrue and, in my mind, unfair.
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She bristled at press scrutiny, which became more intense after Joan Didion and her husband, John Gregory Dunne, wrote an unflattering article, "Pretty Nancy," in The Saturday Evening Post in 230.
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The recording, and the repeated statements it contradicts, is a stark example of how Mr. Trump and his aides have used falsehoods as a shield against tough questions and unflattering coverage.
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The most compelling part of Love's first season, by a wide margin, was Mickey reckoning with her own addictions (not to mention Jacobs's unsparing portrayal of her character's most unflattering tendencies).
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He had to overcome a knee injury as well as his concussion in 2017, with the World Cup elimination and his first dose of unflattering headlines off the field mixed in.
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As those unflattering details made their way from the report into accounts by the news media, the first wave of public attacks from Mr. Trump and his legal team bubbled up.
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Groups like the Committee to Protect Journalists have noted an uptick in foreign leaders, often autocrats and despots, using the phrase "fake news" to silence unflattering coverage and attack independent reporters.
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"Spears is filmed and costumed in such a harsh, unflattering manner that it looks like Christina Aguilera bribed the crew to make her rival look as hideous as possible," he wrote.
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But the memo, deliberately or otherwise, has shone an unflattering light on Mr. Kushner, raising questions about whether he can be effective in his post and how much authority he has.
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In recent years, he became a co-owner of Mighty Current Media, a small publishing house in Hong Kong that specialized in unflattering and salacious gossip about China's Communist Party leaders.
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Mr. Wray was confirmed last year after the abrupt firing of Mr. Comey, and the report serves as an unflattering book end to Mr. Comey's three-and-a-half-year tenure.
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The inquiry was triggered by an unflattering profile of Ross last month in The Washington Post, which cited government-related emails the watchdog group Democracy Forward received from Ross' private account.
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She seemed, if anything, less humbled by a valedictory experience than curious about what there was to take away from it besides a scratchy polyester gown and an unflattering tasseled cap.
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Inevitably, this put security at the heart of the race, and shone an unflattering light on Mr. Corbyn's past links with the Irish Republican Army and his opposition to antiterrorism legislation.
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Cruz blows up With his presidential campaign coming to an end, Cruz unloaded on Trump for the JFK rumor and for tweeting an unflattering photo of his wife in late March.
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Mazur considers himself a "good guy" in the industry: the sort of guy celebrities trust, who they invited into their home, who'd never publish a photo that was unflattering or unsanctioned.
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New York Fed President Bill Dudley painted an unflattering picture for future growth, saying in a speech Thursday that the recently passed tax cuts pose an ominous threat down the road.
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On the domestic front, American press advocates were alarmed by Justice Thomas's argument that public figures ought to enjoy more leeway to sue publications whose coverage they deem unflattering or unfair.
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Reviews on Yelp and Trip Advisor may seem like a useful way to discover unknown bars, but keep in mind that unflattering reviews aren't always an accurate reflection of that bar.
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Also in May, Musk went after the media, apparently incensed by a string of unflattering reports about Tesla, including production delays, a deadly autopilot crash, and questions regarding its labor practices.
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The special counsel's indictments started a crisis — a mental health crisis in a president who is not able to cope well with ordinary stresses such as basic criticism or unflattering news.
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Sally4Ever is the kind of comedy so dark it pushes straight through bleakness to a morality-play clarity: It's an unflattering, fluorescent light on the manifestations of human self-interest and weakness.
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Also, because our editorial policy was not to alter news photos, we generally did not use close-up images of women on the cover because of the potential for an unflattering image.
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A more detailed accounting of the unflattering polls later appeared in The New York Times while the President was heading to Iowa to travel the state on the same day as Biden.
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In response, 723 Cent attacked Fox via social media, sharing unflattering photos, including one of her donning a low-cut dress with the words "really bad boob job!" written over the picture.
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For this project, I shot pictures around my apartment or gym locker room in various, sometimes unflattering, angles that exposed my upper body — and not just parts that made me feel comfortable.
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The writer, who in this case is an actor and activist, may write the story in a more favorable light and omit unflattering facts in an attempt to not to be rejected.
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Fitness was never something Kardashian West was passionate until some unflattering paparazzi photos of her on vacation in Mexico inspired the star to find a whole new way to get in shape.
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"Objectivity" also meant veering away from describing figures on the right in unflattering terms—avoiding the words "lies" or "racism"—because those descriptions could be seen as evidence of left-wing bias.
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Friday's unflattering figures bookmarked a week in which the IMF warned it would likely downgrade forecasts for the U.S. economy, and the World Trade Organization slashed its outlook for global trade flows.
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More than 5 million people flocked to cinemas across Poland in recent weeks to watch a movie called "Clergy" that depicts Catholic priests in a highly unflattering light, breaking box-office records.
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The second image, also of Crabbe, was taken from what she considered an unflattering angle; it was an example of the type of snap she might find herself tagged in on Facebook.
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Factors like mental health issues, mismanagement, and unflattering comparisons to the Beatles' looks and fashion sense kept the Beach Boys from becoming a phenomenon on the level of their most direct contemporary.
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I wanted nothing more than to be able to wear these styles, but they weren't available in my size, and even if they were, they would look "unflattering" on my body, anyway.
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And certain publications will post the most unflattering photos of you no matter what, but that's fine, because you'll have something to talk about at dinner parties, and also something to eat.
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Side note: As Politico's Ben Schreckinger reported, Bannon teamed up with former Fox News boss Roger Ailes to discredit the work of journalist Gabe Sherman, who wrote an unflattering book about Ailes.
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Multiple-category nominee "Vice" presents a deeply unflattering portrait of former Vice President Dick Cheney, and its cast and crew have used the subject matter to criticize today's Republican Party as well.
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On Tuesday, a profile on the actress in EgyptAir's in-flight magazine fast became a hot topic on Twitter due to its unusual and at times unflattering comments about the actress, 43.
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This behavior bears an unflattering resemblance to the lane-clearing that party officials employed ahead of the 2016 election, coronating Hillary Clinton as the presumptive Democratic nominee well before the Iowa caucuses.
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For example, writing in BuzzFeed, McKay Coppins recalls the fusillade of abuse he received from Trump after writing an unflattering profile (he called Mar-a-Lago a "nice, if slightly dated, hotel").
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The answers paint an unflattering picture of those who are all too happy to make Americans suffer for the benefit of those who have no legal right to be in the country.
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"My first impressions of the dresses were not particularly positive — on the hanger, they looked like shapeless sacks, and I thought they'd be entirely unflattering, making us all look frumpy," Hosie said.
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After news broke that Vindman's closed-door testimony would be unflattering to Trump, several conservative commentators on both Fox News and CNN doubted Vindman's loyalty and patriotism due to his Ukrainian heritage.
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She's clad in unflattering gaucho pants she's overdyed, a complexly folded top of her own design, and a kimono, and it is obvious that Carla's opinion is the only one that matters.
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Donald Trump protesters in Los Angeles brought their creative A-game -- not settling for simple signs, they went on the attack with several blow-up versions of the new prez ... ALL unflattering.
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And then there is the inadvertent record: the enraged first drafts, the unflattering selfies, the record of purchases at Amazon or Netflix, the digital sticky notes we had not meant to keep.
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While many of these pieces were written under the guise of sarcasm or humor, they often depict women in unflattering terms, including questioning women's athletic abilities and their proper role in society.
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The second was a more respectful but at times unflattering portrayal of his experiences as C.I.A. director and defense secretary for Barack Obama, whom he deemed smart but vacillating and overly cautious.
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"Sally4Ever" is the kind of comedy so dark it pushes straight through bleakness to a morality-play clarity: It's an unflattering, fluorescent light on the manifestations of human self-interest and weakness.
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Michael Wolff and Omarosa Manigault Newman both made sensational allegations in their unflattering portrayals, but questions about the veracity of those claims provided the White House with some cover to defend itself.
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Regarding sanctions against Russia, Vladimir Putin orders groups close to his approved oligarchs to hack American elections, assassinate political opponents, and jail members of the press who write articles unflattering to him.
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Stern loyalists counter the tales of condescension, arrogance, fury and other unflattering portrayals with reminders of his compassion, social consciousness and how hard he fought for minorities and women in the game.
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The photos are always taken at an upward angle, usually capturing my patients slightly off-center, with the lobby's drop ceiling and a couple of LED canister lights as an unflattering backdrop.
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For years I avoided having my own picture taken in social situations, embarrassed at how unflattering the image always seemed to appear, and maybe in denial at how accurate it actually was.
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He continues to have explosive Twitter episodes — presumably in response to some news he finds unflattering or some conspiracy floated by fringe outlets — that make him look not only foolish, but unhinged.
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And even though the jacket is touted as a discreet massager you can wear at your desk, when inflated it does give you kind of an unflattering, Hunchback-of-Notre-Dame look.
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But unlike in April, the Commission hotly denied leaking the story, which painted an unflattering picture of a British leader worn down by party in-fighting and "pleading" for the EU's help.
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Many criticized their looks, questioned their fitness, or drew unflattering comparisons with the 1990s TV series "Baywatch", which often featured actors in revealing swimsuits running in slow motion on a California beach.
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Plus, an ongoing spat protest in major college football or men's basketball—at one school or a dozen—could trigger a media frenzy of unflattering coverage highlighting the hypocritical absurdity of NCAA amateurism.
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Episode 3: "Summer"Rory and Lorelai are hanging by the pool reading Wild and wondering why anyone goes to a public pool at all with all the kid pee and the unflattering swimsuits.
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He has replaced Hillary Clinton, his former Democratic presidential rival, with a new foil: newspapers and TV news outlets that have reported unflattering revelations of dysfunction or other problems in the White House.
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"My Associate Chief Justice [the Honorable Deborah K. Smith], who is an accomplished woman, told me an unflattering photo of me was on the CBC website," said the Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice.
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Her interest in the unflattering runs much deeper, to a full-hearted embrace of the grotesque and the uncanny, like a John Waters movie that lasts only as long as you keep scrolling.
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Makeup artists have a lot to deal with when it comes to the red carpet: Bright flashes, harsh lighting, and unflattering lenses can turn a perfectly buffed face into a flat, blank canvas.
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Lawsuits ensued, along with a name change (since changed back), an SEC investigation and a lot of unflattering profiles casting the now 33-year-old Rothenberg as a sort of modern-day Gatsby.
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" After the unflattering photos of him working at the grocery store went viral online, Owens, who played Elvin Tibideaux on The Cosby Show from 1985 to 1992, admitted he was "hurt" and "humiliated.
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In the tech world, Nellie Bowles has suggested that executives and investors will disparage any story that paints them in an unflattering light as "clickbait" — something that plenty of TechCrunch writers have experienced.
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With no bezel left to contain a webcam, Dell engineers opted to stick one below the display, giving people on the other end of your Skype call an unflattering look up your nose.
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A piece of art portraying Chinese president Xi Jinping in an unflattering light had made its way into the game, riffing on a Winnie the Pooh meme that had been banned in China.
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"Lighting and pictures I used to refer to as 'unflattering' I now see as just another way to show how human I am," she wrote alongside a photo of herself in a bikini.
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Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough are firing right back at President Trump ... claiming he reached out to help them fend off an unflattering report about their relationship, but with a major string attached.
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However, if there's anything that we've learned from Beyoncé's publicist failing to take down unflattering pictures of her Super Bowl performance, it's that you really can't stop the spread of a good meme.
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Baker Mayfield's ex-Oklahoma teammate is going to bat for the Browns QB ... with Sterling Shepard telling TMZ Sports his boy is really NOT fat -- despite a very unflattering photo on social media.
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You're going to make these bitches spend literally thousands of dollars to wear unflattering outfits they did not choose and link arms with your fiance's worst cousin as they walk down the aisle.
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Donald Trump and Ted Cruz's war of words on Twitter seemed to escalate overnight, with Cruz warning the billionaire businessman not to "attack women" after Trump retweeted an unflattering photo of Heidi Cruz.
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Such unflattering biographies portray Charles as an arrogant, weak man who enjoys the trappings of luxury - he has his own royal harpist - is intolerant of criticism, and is a devotee of oddball theories.
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The parents of two — daughters James, 3, and Inez, 17 months — constantly tease each other on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots and quipping with sarcastic captions.
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You'll not only save an additional 15% (that's right: 15% off the sale price, not the MSRP), you'll also lessen the risk of physical injury or an unflattering appearance on local news. 1.
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But the police are under no obligation to pursue the charges, and Tunsil would presumably have to cooperate in the investigation, which could unearth other unflattering information that could further damage his reputation.
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Snodgrass writes about Mattis' thinking while navigating the Pentagon and recounts how the defense secretary was first notified about the job and Trump's unflattering comments to military leaders about the war in Afghanistan.
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Trump reportedly used his friendship with Pecker, which goes back to the 1990s, to quash unflattering stories about him in the press as he began rising in polls during the 85033 Republican primary.
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Experts believe that it could have wide-ranging implications for journalists and the media, and may allow people to sue over non-sexual images and unflattering words, even if they're the undeniable truth.
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In the panel, the late Singapore prime minister, Lee Kuan Yew, is drawn clutching a newspaper and asking Mr. Mahathir why he allows cartoonists to get away with such unflattering depictions of him.
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Even as Trump declared war on the media, casting doubt on any piece of news he found unflattering by calling it "fake news," serious journalists went to work with more determination than ever.
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In Iran, the official Islamic Republic News Agency's website posted an unflattering photo of Mr. Pompeo, who has made clear he considers the Tehran government more of a threat than Mr. Tillerson did.
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One is a degrading slur meant to dehumanize the target; the other is a metaphor with unflattering connotations: that the target bears a similarity to a character infamous for his lack of integrity.
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Artist Illma Gore, whose unflattering nude portrait of aspiring Republican US Presidential candidate Donald Trump earned her legal threats from the reality TV star, claims she was punched by one of his supporters.
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The shutdown revealed unflattering truths about Americans' finances: Even neighbors and friends with steady paychecks and the markers of comfortable lives were suddenly surviving hand-to-mouth, teetering on the edge of despair.
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Having had the chance to fantasize about the short-term gratification that would come with posting an unflattering image of the supposed friend usually helps clear the way toward formulating a pillar response.
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The report by Robert Mueller's team stopped short of accusing Mr. Trump of obstruction of justice, but it paints a deeply unflattering portrait of the president and his efforts to undermine the investigation.
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The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, produced a report of more than 400 pages that painted a deeply unflattering picture of President Trump but stopped short of accusing him of criminal wrongdoing.
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The charge is paradoxical because the show is ruthless toward everyday Ukrainians: If people vote for Mr. Zelensky hoping this fiction will become reality, they are endorsing a very unflattering portrayal of themselves.
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He was referring to Trump's efforts to falsely tie Cruz's father to JFK's assassination, and Trump's threat to "spill the beans" on Cruz's wife Heidi (complete with retweeting an unflattering picture of her).
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What they shouted cannot be printed, but it was unflattering enough to Lebanon's president, Michel Aoun, the standard-bearer of the political party unofficially backing the rival team, that a brawl broke out.
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While it's possible that the director and cinematographer Chris Moukarbel is good at withholding unflattering material, Gaga comes off well, and credibly so: intelligent, an accomplished craftswoman, a well-mannered collaborator and boss.
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The report continued a year of reckoning on sexual misconduct that swept out lawmakers and staff members accused of improprieties and cast an unwelcome and unflattering spotlight on Mr. Meadows, an influential conservative.
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And what proved most troubling for Mr. Chavarria, who is gay, was the unprintably homophobic language used by his fellow Latinos to accuse him of casting the larger community in an unflattering light.
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What is your hope for this production as far as its impact on Naples and its image in the world, especially after the unflattering depictions in the movie and popular television show "Gomorrah"?
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Some of its details, which paint an unflattering picture of the president&aposs knowledge of foreign affairs, were corroborated by "calendars, diary entries, internal memos and even private video recordings," The Post reported.
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And while Charles Kushner insists his bankers are loyal, investors are eager and deals are plentiful, some business associates say the drumbeat of unflattering headlines is putting tremendous pressure on the family business.
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Kushner allies have also raised the issue with the president of the increasingly unflattering coverage that Mr. Kushner is receiving from Breitbart News, the right-wing website that Mr. Bannon used to run.
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But their war reached new levels this month as it played out in the media, driven by leaked documents and unflattering reports that some in both camps now concede backfired on both officials.
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This is Facebook's attempt to do that, though the company is unveiling the new portal at an interesting time: The Friday before the Christmas holiday, which is usually reserved for unflattering news dumps.
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It asked the show's characters take their hardest, most unflattering looks at themselves and each other, tearing them apart before throwing them back together for a bittersweet dance party before everything changed forever.
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By simply being honest about a cosmetic procedure, she opened herself up to massive ridicule by the public, and we collectively dragged her through the mud with memes and unflattering before-and-after shots.
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The parents of two — daughters James, 3, and Inez, 19 months — constantly tease each other on social media, cropping the other out of pictures, posting unflattering paparazzi shots and penning some very sarcastic captions.
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It turns out that the major-title standings are mildly unflattering to The King (as Mr Palmer was known): our range of metrics winds up placing him between third and fifth of all time.
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If instead the American-led offensive results in a prolonged siege and the devastation of Mosul's old city and its inhabitants, it will invite an unflattering comparison to the assault on its sister-city.
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And while Pearce is known around MLB circles as a journeyman, he has never been dismayed by the unflattering identifier and simply saved the best baseball of his career for the game's biggest stage.
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Still under fire for retweeting an unflattering picture of Heidi Cruz, and facing high disapproval ratings among women, Trump stepped into another controversy on Wednesday in a town hall interview with MSNBC's Chris Matthews.
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" Trump saw the unflattering piece when it aired and, according to Rather, "hated everything about it, and he let me know in one of those phone-pulled-away-from-your-ear type of situations.
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" In his new book, "Little Black Stretchy Pants," Wilson wrote: "To me athleisure denotes a non-athletic, smoking, Diet Coke-drinking woman in a New Jersey shopping mall wearing an unflattering pink velour tracksuit.
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Joking that she had a "rock star jacket" made for her own branded "Clinton Apology Tour," Clinton described having to apologize to foreign dignitaries who were characterized in leaked cables in an unflattering light.
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Indeed, the report is likely to feature extensive, unflattering evidence of behavior by the president — both in public and behind closed doors — as he targeted Mueller's investigation and attacked the officials who initiated it.
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On that issue, it seemed at one point like the Democrats could prevail, and at the very least confront Trump and the Republicans with more unflattering testimony, spinning out the impeachment drama for longer.
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The administration has sought to counter a number of unflattering media stories, and apparently asked the FBI to publicly dispute a report that agents had uncovered contact between Russian officials and the president's campaign.
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Still, the internet did its thing with a particularly unflattering photo taken at a 2010 concert and turned it into a meme that's pretty much just about how chubby Axl Rose is these days.
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While "Unbelievable" presents a comparatively unflattering depiction of the Washington law enforcement officials who doubted Marie — in particular, the lead detective played by Eric Lange — the series avoids painting these figures as outright villains.
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The couple split up and, in 2009, she published a tell-all book, "Letters to Ailan" — the name of her son with Mr. Panton — that offered an at times unflattering portrait of Mr. Panton.
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What a sublimely ill-matched couple the actors make: Hayek is steady and foursquare, with unflattering bangs and a disconcerting gaze, while Lithgow, twice her height, is lanky, richly amusable, and pink of cheek.
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Trump also continued to mock the eating habits of Kasich after his campaign fired back earlier in the day by sharing an unflattering image of Trump eating, referencing his failed Trump Steaks business venture.
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Since Carson began acting as a surrogate for the business mogul, he has made a series of unflattering comments about Trump, including saying that there are "probably" better people suited for the White House.
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Vera and Espinosa had published work critical of ex-Veracruz governor Javier Duarte, who allegedly once tried to buy up every copy of a magazine featuring an "unflattering" photo Espinosa had taken of Duarte.
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Then he reversed his decision after an episode in which several Wheaton football players jokingly dressed in K.K.K. robes for a skit in a variety show, prompting a campus uproar and unflattering news coverage.
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Vera and Espinosa had published work critical of ex-Veracruz governor Javier Duarte, who allegedly once tried to buy up every copy of a magazine featuring an "unflattering" photo Espinosa had taken of Duarte.
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Whatever Mr. Trump's intentions, his candidacy has been treated as a call to arms by white nationalists, who often rush to attack Jewish journalists when they write something perceived as unflattering about Mr. Trump.
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The United Kingdom's ambassador to the US has resigned after a bunch of leaked diplomatic cables containing some unflattering observations about President Donald Trump set off a diplomatic spat between the two allied countries.
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In its modern incarnation, Fox News effectively serves as an arm of the Trump campaign — echoing his talking points, suppressing unflattering stories, smearing Democrats, and even spreading conspiracy theories that serve the president's interests.
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He also shared his concerns about his brother's safety, his dim view of his primary adversaries, and his particularly unflattering thoughts on Donald Trump -- the man waiting for whoever emerges from the Democratic contest.
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