"I'm just saying that this is an unforgiving market, and in an unforgiving market, you have to expect that things will go wrong, not right," the "Mad Money " host said.
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He seems more chill than these unforgiving nightmares, for instance.
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You've worked under pressure without respite in unforgiving environments before.
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It never did, lost to the unforgiving North Sea forever.
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"First day," I said shyly, my accent thick and unforgiving.
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For your body, growing old can be an unforgiving process.
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But it also makes the game exceptionally unforgiving of lag.
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Getting grilled by a big group of unforgiving interviewers, a.k.a.
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Americans are unforgiving about their presidents having any medical ailments.
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As an art form, classical ballet is strict and unforgiving.
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But in our culture, the psychological guilt is spiritually unforgiving.
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The keys are pretty widely separated, which can be unforgiving.
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It's a common platitude that reality is cruel and unforgiving.
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When that unforgiving frustration seeps into me, it consumes me.
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So then why are we so unforgiving of our mistakes?
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Our laws are specifically designed to be unforgiving and unrelenting.
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So how did Eubank Jr. fare in this unforgiving environment?
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It's a deliciously unforgiving methodology, excellent for puncturing romantic delusions.
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James's introduction to the Western Conference has been predictably unforgiving.
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It's crucial to remember, though, the unforgiving realities of incarceration.
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I know firsthand: the MCC is a brutal, unforgiving place.
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There's no greater test of it than those unforgiving shootouts.
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And yet, truth stands, rigid and sharp, unforgiving and unafraid.
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That system was criticized by some as unfair and unforgiving.
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Lampedusa achieved his feat in the most unforgiving of genres.
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The unforgiving grader, in currency terms, is the U.S. dollar.
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The result is an album of industrial overtones and unforgiving textures.
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That means they're unforgiving — if they don't fit, they don't fit.
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Speech contains many unforgiving rules related to grammar, spelling, and tone.
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"This harsher immigration climate is particularly unforgiving for women," she added.
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"We're in an unforgiving market," Raymond James analyst Pavel Molchanov said.
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I think the ocean is the most unforgiving place there is.
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CHALON-SUR-SAONE, France — Bike racing can be brutal and unforgiving.
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Breakingviews Markets are usually unforgiving to lenders with skimpy capital positions.
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Guilt, like the unforgiving sunlight, falls on young and old alike.
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It's the cruel reality of the most unforgiving time of year.
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The city is vast, and the traffic is unforgiving and constant.
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Onstage, entrepreneurs lamented the unforgiving stock market and challenging investment environment.
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The future, it turns out, can be a very unforgiving place.
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Rez has a brutal, unforgiving father and a docile, oblivious mother.
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The moderators did fantastic in what can be an unforgiving role.
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I'm drawn to the human brain, its unforgiving and protean nature.
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Those qualities -- and flaws -- are magnified under the camera's unforgiving eye.
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The Arctic is unforgiving to those who do not respect it.
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These were not the rigid and unforgiving jeans at the Gap.
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It's a natural, live-streamed drama, set in the unforgiving wilderness.
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Faced with an unforgiving predicament, Peters sprawled out to no avail.
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Almost everyone logs long, unforgiving hours, particularly scouts on the road.
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Le Guin was just as outspoken and unforgiving in her feminism.
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Cue much soul-searching, and numerous unforgiving critiques of manager Marc Wilmots.
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The reaction to Christie's demeanor was swift and unforgiving on social media.
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Do we really want Arya to turn down an equally unforgiving path?
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Still, it was Trump's day to be in the market's unforgiving glare.
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The scrutiny of their self-deceptions is at once unforgiving and tender.
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This means that capitalism is inherently unforgiving: today's leader is tomorrow's failure.
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Each domain is harrowing and unforgiving, and food is in short supply.
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They don't draw such a sharp, unforgiving line between winners and losers.
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And Trump is generally an unforgiving man, for whom mercy is alien.
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The backlash to the Fine Bros' efforts has been swift and unforgiving.
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Appalachia can be an unforgiving place to come up in this world.
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The interaction between that, and playing along with it, it's so unforgiving.
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The unforgiving light of Friday morning made a nonsense of such plans.
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There's hardly anything between the hard, unforgiving shells of Burger King's taco.
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I guess one of my takeaways: just how unforgiving CBS can be.
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But, back in the City of Angels, Michael met the unforgiving world.
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Numerous speeches assailed the presumptive Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton, in unforgiving terms.
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It shocked the world and put an unforgiving spotlight on Saudi Arabia.
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For musicals that opened this spring, it was an especially unforgiving season.
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At the Ohio Statehouse, however, Mr. Kasich could be impetuous and unforgiving.
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Classical Canadian literature is survival within an unforgiving natural world for sure.
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Because this world is getting more savage, more unforgiving, every fucking day.
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Under Mr. Flannery, the nasty surprises continued, and the board was unforgiving.
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He was running in an unforgiving age, and he was already scared.
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This is the unforgiving, random sensibility of baseball that makes it great.
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"History is often an unforgiving critic," warned Hans von Spakovsky of the
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Great mobile video is unforgiving, labor-intensive and often counterintuitive to produce.
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Anything less was reflected in his unforgiving win-loss record: 10-9.
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He was an unforgiving innovator of the NBA. Single-minded. Precise. Gifted.
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Jeantel found herself under the unforgiving light of a nationally televised trial.
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"Why would anyone attempt to settle in this unforgiving landscape?" he asks.
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But the cruel reality of MMA is that it's an unforgiving mistress.
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Montreal is more livable, less unforgiving than other large North American cities.
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I knew I had to hit it hard because this business is unforgiving.
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Trump's unforgiving rhetoric is being watched closely by leaders and citizens of China.
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Well, a life-size, clay sculpture of him — and wow, is it unforgiving.
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Slipping away The Gambia's unforgiving climate is threatening to erase its dark history.
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And the larger point is that coalitions aren't normally built on unforgiving honesty.
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For me, this is the great risk inherent in unforgiving protest in Cleveland.
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"I was compelled by neurosurgery, with its unforgiving call to perfection [...]" Kalanithi writes.
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The ocean is an unforgiving and brutal force of nature that deserves respect.
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Addiction and mental illness are unforgiving ... and the battle is a daily struggle.
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The outcome has been to cast an unforgiving light on Trump's Russia policy.
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Before that, he'd been raised by a single mother in unforgiving West Baltimore.
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"I think he stumbled into something or someone that was unforgiving," Dobbs said.
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Nonetheless, after its posting on Facebook, the calls for her head were unforgiving.
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He seesawed between being the block's Robin Hood and his crew's unforgiving enforcer.
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The Monday rainout and the unforgiving weather had much to do with that.
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With an unforgiving geology, South Africa is home to the world's deepest mines.
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The flashy, unforgiving, and high-profile mobster has been a legend ever since.
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It's a fascinating insight into how uncomfortable MacNeil's unforgiving lens could make some.
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Bzdelik's job is to interrupt the NBA's current era of unforgiving offensive dominance.
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Political analysts say Turkish voters can be unforgiving when their pockets are hit.
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And because you're hypervisible, you are subject to the harshest, most unforgiving scrutiny.
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Then the entire group joins in, sending their voices echoing off unforgiving tile.
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"You're always looking for what's wrong with everything," he finally shrieked, eyes unforgiving.
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This Concacaf World Cup cycle is particularly unforgiving when it comes to discipline.
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Some viewers, supportive of Mr. Smith, were roundly unforgiving of his being outed.
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Or they got killed for tangling with the unforgiving rules of street dealing.
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This isn't Digit's first foray into the wide, unforgiving world of financial obligation.
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We need a leader of singular purpose who is uncompromising, unbending and unforgiving.
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Under the unforgiving glare of federal prosecutors, however, misrepresentations carry far greater jeopardy.
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Still, a parolee's misstep can make the most unforgiving restrictions suddenly seem justified.
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The system for repaying loans is unforgiving and unnecessarily pushes borrowers into default.
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It becomes more unforgiving when the monsoon rains turn the dirt to mud.
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He had myelofibrosis, a cancer of the bone marrow that was particularly unforgiving.
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That said, there were also nights when the square became somewhat unforgiving and difficult.
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In turn, they are often considered stubborn, overachieving, unforgiving, and overly consistent (read: boring).
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Nothing can prepare you for your first time experiencing the unforgiving taste of broccoli.
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There's a reason why there aren't houses on that island; it's an unforgiving place.
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It takes place in a really unforgiving landscape, up in the frontier of Alaska.
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But the world these morally grey characters were born into is harsh and unforgiving.
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You are as big of a cruel, unforgiving god as Rick Sanchez, Gabe Newell.
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The reality, however, is that the Premier League is more unforgiving than ever before.
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Nobody knows better than divers how frigid and unforgiving the North Atlantic can be.
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It's a little bit more unforgiving, for some reason you're not allowed to change.
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The public markets have become especially unforgiving to internet firms whose growth has slowed.
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By contrast, South Africa's unforgiving geology makes mechanisation far more difficult and often impossible.
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These marketplaces are every bit as unforgiving as legal marketplaces, and reputation is key.
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Mandatory minimum sentences and three strikes laws trap many in an unforgiving correctional system.
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If we meet, will he be as monstrous and unforgiving as his Twitter self?
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Many believed it was unlikely the pair would last long in the unforgiving terrain.
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The brand is named after the coldest and most unforgiving side of a mountain.
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His encore was a furious, unforgiving "Masters of War": Mr. Dylan as moral scourge.
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Back home, his struggles are viewed through the unforgiving lens of election-year politics.
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The public backlash against the announcement of negative rates in January 2016 was unforgiving.
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As soon as Barrett caught a whiff of corruption, he was relentless and unforgiving.
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If they're authentically angry, or authentically bitter, or authentically unforgiving of a perceived wrongdoing?
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I've become less unforgiving about it, but I'm still always trying to breathe in.
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And 2019 showed us just how unforgiving the public markets can be for startups.
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And how can we help the vulnerable navigate an at-times unforgiving digital culture?
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"I'm a Mexican woman from the border working in an unforgiving industry," I said.
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But the Fed's problem is less its target than an unforgiving pessimism about American productivity.
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She raised five children in Kakuma's unforgiving conditions, including a daughter who has cerebral palsy.
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With a stern, unforgiving and scholarly eye he pointed me out and shook his head.
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She is ruthless, determined, and unforgiving in her efforts to make a difference for refugees.
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The clay is like a first love; effortless to begin with, all-too-quickly unforgiving.
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In NASA's trailer for the Juno mission, scientists describe Jupiter as an unforgiving, relentless monster.
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With the new MacBook Pro, Apple is replacing the iconic chime with cold, unforgiving silence.
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The sector is notoriously unforgiving, with startups and established companies often collapsing with little warning.
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It's here that the brutal, unforgiving — and, yes, villainous — side of Rick comes roaring back.
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" With a dancer's characteristically unforgiving self perception, she began to consider herself a "has been.
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" He added: "We have seen first-hand just how ferocious and unforgiving this storm was.
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With simple pinches, swirls, and gaps, he breathes life into the hard, previously unforgiving stone.
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The confrontation between Brazil's government and its judiciary has just got weirder and more unforgiving.
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One dive on the unforgiving Melbourne court against Kuznetsov left him with a cut hand.
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And Washington is as unforgiving as Hollywood, but it also loves a good political comeback.
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Only a month before, an unforgiving storm denied them their wish to sail to Hawaii.
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The sun was softly coming-up over the unforgiving cityscape of Kiev's dusky high rises.
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And despite the odor and humidity, the unforgiving crags and profound darkness, they are thankful.
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But the trash talk was incessant, the fighting was intermittent and the competition was unforgiving.
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The animals live in an unforgiving landscape southeast of Timbuktu, enduring sandstorms and blistering temperatures.
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Often, those thresholds are unforgiving: On DoorDash, a rating of 4.2 will get you deactivated.
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Ortiz wanted another hug but Mayweather knocked him out with an unforgiving two-punch combination.
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Back outside, I glance at the squeaky escalators belching masses onto the unforgiving concrete curb.
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She attacks modern feminism ("priggish, disingenuous, unforgiving") as if it had put her on trial.
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It was also likely a time defined by strict timetables, rigid lessons, and unforgiving homework.
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The complaint could reinforce the widespread view that Volkswagen's unforgiving corporate culture caused the scandal.
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Still even these isolated and unforgiving environments are being impacted by climate change and development.
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He felt the unforgiving stone of the church steps as he sat and lit a cig.
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Here at their best are the unforgiving eye, the unforgetting ear, the concealed hat-pin style.
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Glowing geometric objects illuminate pristine, unforgiving landscapes in Lucid, a short film by German collective 3hund.
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That means you won't suffer as much from the unforgiving mercy of the game's prior randomness.
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PUBLIC BACKLASH The public backlash against the announcement of negative rates in January 2016 was unforgiving.
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Every day, they drive on roads with unforgiving potholes and over bridges that are in disrepair.
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He seems kind of human (so far.) Trump's cellophane-thin skin makes him an unforgiving adversary.
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Eastern Serbia remains undeveloped and extremely isolated, with unforgiving terrain and the harshest winters in Serbia.
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This is a record about escapism made by escapists, attempting to escape an unforgiving urban environment.
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He's also a bold and unforgiving artist, leading albums with stark, honest representations of his spirit.
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Your Batman can be harsh and unforgiving, or one that plays by his own internal rules.
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"The way it was shot felt dark and unforgiving but also sort of romantic," he said.
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He was then subject to the media's unrelenting, unforgiving gaze, which exposed not a few blemishes.
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Also, there's an unforgiving clock, because the next group of ticket holders isn't far behind yours.
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DIALED IN One thousand, nine hundred and fifty-four miles of unforgiving terrain. Mountains. Canyons. Desert.
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The internet sunk its unforgiving claws into Oberst and he was powerless in its iron grip.
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They're incredibly unforgiving of manufacturing flaws, extraordinarily simple in design, and very, very easy to use.
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In the foreground, the gray moon testifies to how unforgiving the laws of nature can be.
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In part that comes from his supremely unforgiving material: sheet copper, copper wire and oil paints.
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In part, of course, that is soccer, and sports generally: unforgiving, relentless, pathologically averse to sentimentality.
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When a colleague who betrayed her tries to apologize, she responds with an unforgiving tongue-lashing.
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The unforgiving nature of the baseball business is something that Romine has long been versed in.
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There are 146 fires in New South Wales alone, and the summer heat has been unforgiving.
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They are doomed, by the unforgiving math, never to comprise a dominant plurality in this country.
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I'm so sorry for the Turners for the loss of their son to this unforgiving disease.
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Saul can be a grating protagonist — dismissive of those who care for him, myopic, and unforgiving.
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Even Republican-leaning voters, they say, are in an unforgiving mood with their leaders in Washington.
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Even with a buzzy company and a great product, the startup world can still be unforgiving.
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These different species show there are diverse ways to fill your belly in an unforgiving environment.
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The unrelenting, unforgiving culture of medicine that weighs its junior members down with debt and duty.
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Despite unforgiving paparazzi shots of the work on her face, she was shockingly beautiful up close.
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Now we get to see if it can keep up with its own unforgiving, electrifying pace.
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On Monday afternoon, hundreds trudged through the unforgiving landscape and gusts of white as the blizzard strengthened.
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Even with exercise, their bones will grow weaker, making injury in an unforgiving environment far more likely.
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By course's end, you'll have the tools and resources to make an unforgettable and unforgiving game arena.
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Envision's jungle location—a ranch three hours outside the capital city of San José—is equally unforgiving.
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What remains a constant is the lifestyle that has kept nomads circling this unforgiving environment for millennia.
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But Facebook's just-launched Snapchat clone has turned me into a ruthless and deeply unforgiving friend deleter.
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Under the pallid and unforgiving light of the moon, the Queen's body once again condensed and hardened.
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Among America's unforgiving recycling elite, no bag is more universally revered than the almighty canvas tote bag.
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On April 1, Swarner will set out on his expedition to conquer the icy, unforgiving North Pole.
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But an unforgiving geology makes mechanisation challenging in South Africa and is not an option at Rustenburg.
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You can do a lot with fans, water mist, recirculation and chillers, but thermodynamics is pretty unforgiving.
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Even when faced with unforgiving foes or dangerous monsters, finding common ground is always the first step.
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Still nerves were high when it came time for Charlotte to face the unforgiving crowd on Saturday.
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The outsized moves on stocks that disappoint illustrate how unforgiving investors are of weakness in company earnings.
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"There is not a more environmentally unforgiving or harsher place to live than the moon," Thangavelu wrote.
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On this unforgiving boundary, his sympathy is all that moves freely from one side to the other.
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New Jersey's unforgiving regulations to ensure repayments of the loans are unacceptable and, in some circumstances, inhumane.
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LONDON — Nature might be a harsh and unforgiving place, but it can also be a funny one.
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In the past, Americans have been largely unforgiving of perceived lapses when it comes to first ladies.
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But sincerity doesn't exactly traffic well online, where the online peanut gallery is routinely judgmental and unforgiving.
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" Asked to describe her bad behavior, she is unforgiving of her former self: "Just bitchy, a cunt.
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It's the freedom of choice across an open world that gives Mizzurna its unforgiving edge, Evie says.
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And having previewed Prey twice, pre-release, I already knew that its regular difficulty could be unforgiving.
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It has the feeling of a space colony, maybe because of its cleanliness and the unforgiving terrain.
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Do we now live in such unforgiving times that one problematic essay (or interview) guillotines a job?
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By October, fallen leaves and unforgiving work schedules can make summer seem like a sun-soaked fantasy.
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In my recollections of that time, I was obstinate, unforgiving if anyone called me that other name.
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Barnsley is a tough place, old mining country, and Oakwell is a tough stage, unwelcoming and unforgiving.
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Real-life critics of the real-life pope whisper that his pontificate can be rigid and unforgiving.
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But, more so than anyone else, Netanyahu is aware of the unforgiving reality of Israel's political system.
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It also exposes the way that our unforgiving system of justice has touched all of our institutions.
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Its plotlines trigger my already rampant anxieties stemming from working in an uncertain and often unforgiving industry.
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That could lead to typical Open weekend conditions, meaning putting surfaces that are devilish, confusing and unforgiving.
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Political commentator Kelly Cohen said that the surprise, wet slap reminded her of the unforgiving news cycle.
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In life, we all face unforgiving competition, unpredictable adversity, occasional betrayal, and too often: doubt and despair.
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The refugee camp's topography has been unforgiving for him and for many other older Rohingya I've interviewed.
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" To me, she lamented the unforgiving nature of Japanese society: "There is no second chance for failures.
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Many of the 189 games he played were on unforgiving turf, and his body was breaking down.
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Susan Bro doesn't always walk with a cane, but the marble floors of Capitol Hill are unforgiving.
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Every year, cold weather injuries claim countless people who ventured into the unforgiving elements unprepared and untrained.
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This lack of consciousness of energy makes the job of those who work in it unforgiving and unrelenting.
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Criscito realized too late what he had done and how unforgiving referee Gianluca Rocchi, a fellow Italian, was.
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A group of women professionals heads into an unforgiving, mysterious landscape, governed by different rules than our world.
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Set to the same art style from that era, Cuphead is a run-and-gun game that's unforgiving.
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Every so often, mother nature likes to remind us that it is brutal, unforgiving and totally messed up.
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In-game resources don't scale properly and the XP curve is unforgiving (see: thoroughly broken) at higher levels.
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Why it matters: As Lei Jun pointed out in his letter, the smartphone business tends to be unforgiving.
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TT: When you're doing a transformation, that unforgiving environment is a bit more challenging, it's fair to say.
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This could be a positive step, as we experiment with various ways to survive in an unforgiving environment.
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Disappointed investors who lopped almost 1 billion pounds off Burberry's market value on Thursday will now be unforgiving.
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Given an unforgiving marketplace, there's no guarantee additional investment in the paper would have paid off, he said.
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This almost savage level of observation is most intense in the unflinching, unforgiving nude studies by Lucian Freud.
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His allies will argue that is unfair, given the unforgiving nature of the battleground this year for Democrats.
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He was sensitive and respectful, and even Elena's parents, who could be stern and unforgiving, supported their relationship.
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The remote locations, unpredictable weather and unforgiving conditions present daunting construction challenges and leave little room for error.
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What about the widespread idea that it was a uniquely unforgiving role, in which failure was almost certain?
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The damaged machinery, unforgiving environment, or plain-old human error are much more likely to kill him first.
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The senators were in an unforgiving mood, and wanted to know why no senior executives had been sacked.
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I should know, I worked on the Right and know how unforgiving they are to "double crossing" candidates.
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As a result, the LP's dozen tracks emit arid, decaying sounds left to bake under the unforgiving sun.
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Even Cheniere Energy, with limited exposure to oil and gas prices, was significantly penalized by this unforgiving market.
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Like many, the first few months of adapting to the the unforgiving grit of New York wasn't easy.
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They were unforgiving games, harder than most of the things I typically fall in love with, game-wise.
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Forced by the unforgiving spotlight of politics into caricatures, they often show a dimension they keep under wraps.
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There's an unforgiving timeline dictated by physics, and the rate of change matters as much as the direction.
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The administrators of the race have devised a uniquely unforgiving method of ensuring that this deadline is enforced.
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Some fanned themselves in the unforgiving heat; others sought refuge under a tent that covered the family's garage.
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Rachel Hauck's naked, grimy set and Bradley King's unforgiving lighting are the perfect petri dish for festering thoughts.
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Although the internet has given her a voice, it has also pitted her against an unforgiving influencer culture.
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On Broadway, summer is an unforgiving season: that time, post-Tony Awards, when shows fold in large numbers.
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A new word has been created for this unforgiving trend: "le dégagisme" ("dégagez" means "get out of here").
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On Broadway, summer is an unforgiving season: that time, post-Tony Awards, when shows fold in large numbers.
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Japan, a country renowned for its unforgiving working hours, ranked at the bottom, with a score of 80.
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Canada, with its vast distances and unforgiving weather conditions, never seems more remote than in its vast north.
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With 0% stretch, leather is way more unforgiving than even denim (which I end up unbuttoning after every meal).
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"You must know that this country is unforgiving if you don't give it the respect it deserves," Gootkin said.
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Harsh and unforgiving sounds, wrenched from cold and unfeeling computer code, a mirror for a world that feels similarly.
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But to capture the images, NASA had to virtually reinvent the camera to work in the unforgiving lunar environment.
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THE snow accumulating on the Japan Alps is a reminder of the unforgiving winters in the city of Toyama.
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Sam and Lizzie are chased through the unforgiving terrain by Sergeant Fletcher (a menacing Bryan Brown) and his posse.
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" Sandberg continued, "Something that hasn't gotten enough attention is how this harsher immigration climate is particularly unforgiving for women.
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Ironic that the album most associated with the unforgiving BasedGod's curse is also one of his friendliest releases overall.
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Pentagon Black's mission is to reconcile the idealism of music creation with the unforgiving economics that typify the business.
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Special operations actions in the unforgiving Korean terrain would be difficult and probably impossible without the assistance of China.
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Even if a company is mistaken or has attempted to comply with the law, the TCPA can be unforgiving.
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Beyond the walls of the church, reaction to the use of such an offensive word was quick and unforgiving.
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The Arctic Ocean environment is harsh and unforgiving — it is cold, dark and icy for most of the year.
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Parents will work just as hard at unforgiving jobs and see less food on the table for their families.
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Considering the unforgiving spotlight of social media, who can blame a bride for stressing over all the little details?
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Many of them are women wearing scarves and hoodies, despite the heat, to protect them from the unforgiving sun.
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Here, mushrooms are grown year-round, nestled safely from Quebec's unforgiving cold and the prying hands of foraging chefs.
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But as crime rates skyrocketed and the national mood toward violent offenders turned unforgiving, many of the programs shuttered.
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"The lean model can be quite unforgiving," said Saravanan Kesavan, a retail expert at the University of North Carolina.
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Before I moved to Arizona to join relief efforts, I had little sense of how unforgiving the desert is.
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Not much: To be fair, some carriers offer a limited search function with an unforgiving 20th century user interface.
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The dense rough, deceptive topographical challenges and unforgiving greens of Shinnecock Hills continued to flummox the world's best golfers.
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The mid-July sun at Waialua, on the north shore of Oahu, was already so unforgiving at 9 a.
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The utter weirdness of an unforgiving universe becomes far more enjoyable when you explore it with someone you like.
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The learning curve for this transition and the unforgiving timeframe imposed by Covid-19 sets the bar unreasonably high.
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It is a macho, unforgiving environment, where losing collectively or individually — being nutmegged, for example — carries a social stigma.
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Still, given the unforgiving sentencing of perpetrators before her, it may be unlikely that Janavs will receive such leniency.
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Some of the survivors in the Kirchheimer circle remain, at the time of the film, vehemently unforgiving of Germans.
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The unforgiving climate of Svalbard — a territory of Norway — may be more tolerable environment for some than Trump's America.
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ST. LOUIS — The baseball schedule is so unforgiving that most teams, by the end, know just who they are.
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Once a bristlecone has established itself in the unforgiving conditions of the White Mountains, it can last almost indefinitely.
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DANNEMORA, N.Y. — Imagine the elevator pitch: A fortress of a prison in a tiny village besieged by unforgiving wilderness.
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The breathless pace of episodic television and the added demands of music and dance make for an unforgiving combination.
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But their story is a cautionary tale about the perils of facing the unforgiving elements during the winter months.
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Among the unforgiving songs were the Beat's "Stand Down Margaret" and "Tramp the Dirt Down" by Elvis Costello. Mrs.
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It takes a long time to travel from mission to mission — the roads and mountains are unforgiving and expansive.
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But with their sometimes obtuse nature and unforgiving difficulty, older games won't necessarily have much lasting appeal for everyone.
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Another 279 by Nurse, and the seemingly manageable morphed into the unforgiving reality of Connecticut, 270 months and counting.
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The contingencies of random variation are overshadowed by the hard reality of making a living in an unforgiving world.
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TV personality Rabbi Shmuley Boteach says America is becoming too unforgiving ... and Roseanne's teary apology should warrant some sympathy.
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And occasionally I hear about the difficult and emotional task of recovering a body from a remote, unforgiving place.
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Even in Bangkok's notoriously unforgiving climate, there isn't a single bead of sweat to mar the dignified septugenarian's makeup.
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It's all delicious, but keep an eye on how much you order or else your bill will be unforgiving.
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But in Memphis as elsewhere, another kind is abroad, too: fear of Mr Sessions's unforgiving views on crime and immigration.
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Related: A Suicide Crisis in Canada's Unforgiving North But it's unclear when, or even how, such recommendations will be implemented.
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Nature-based faiths believe that January's overall vibe — cold, dark, unforgiving — reaches its peak at this time of the month.
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That there's an unforgiving, never-ending-ness of it, that it happens so often, that it can be so bad.
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The world -- and Washington -- can be cruel and unforgiving places, and the State Department can be, frankly, a snake pit.
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Rather, it can help us understand that humankind can be brutal and unforgiving while generosity and forgiveness can bring healing.
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Like a set of emotionally abused superheroes, each Lannister wields an icy stare and an unforgiving view of the world.
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You've mentioned the "unforgiving" world they live in — how did you come up with the world of this specific dystopia?
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Mrs May's "instinct" may well be to lower taxes, but she cannot help being bound by Britain's unforgiving fiscal arithmetic.
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There are black people who trudge through the unforgiving winters of the Upper Midwest, in Madison or Milwaukee or Duluth.
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The Mexican border lies some 30 miles as the crow flies to the south across unforgiving dry lands and mountains.
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The reaction to Trump's comments — and moderator Lauer's failure to call him out on the statement — was speedy and unforgiving.
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It builds community by reminding us that the other is a human being, not a massive ton of unforgiving steel.
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Nature is pretty thrilling (and unforgiving) all on its own, but they've honed some techniques to better capture it anyway.
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When the go was given, we could at times see stacks of bombs cascading toward the rugged and unforgiving mountainside.
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Rather, Jagged Alliance 2 was a game whose ambition lay in melding tactical combat with an unforgiving strategic layer context.
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" Then, following episode "And Dream Of Sheep" promises, "Ties are strained as Andrew and Carina confront an unforgiving family history.
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It often feels like his guitar work could rip open your pores—it's thick, unforgiving stuff; like inhaling industrial fumes.
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The diesel engine in my Defender, though, was as unforgiving and utilitarian as the rest of the truck around it.
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Global investing maven Mark Mobius had unforgiving words for the U.K.'s leadership ahead of crucial Brexit votes this week.
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What in god's name do mercilessly unforgiving collision physics contribute, aside from interruptions to story moments and YouTube fail compilations?
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Jeb Bush, the establishment darling whom Trump has repeatedly cast as "low-energy" -- a foil to Trump's brash, unforgiving attitude.
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It's a more flexible band than the original Gear Fit, which felt unforgiving on the wrist, but it's also bigger.
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This unforgiving approach earned Britain one gold medal for every 14 athletes competing in Rio, its best ratio since 1908.
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But significant obstacles remain, and the disapproval of Mr. Uribe and his many unforgiving followers is only one of them.
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It is an unforgiving place, choked by swirling sandstorms and baked by summer temperatures that can reach 2320 degrees Fahrenheit.
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With the stakes higher than ever before, The Banner Saga 3's narrative likewise feels more unforgiving than ever before.
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It is the most unforgiving medium, and working in it on such a grand scale was an endurance-based process.
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I remember the stiff and unforgiving Atari joysticks, the white noise of Combat, the feel of the chunky game cassettes.
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For one thing, she's trapped in an unforgiving environment, albeit one she more or less created of her own volition.
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But some see it as a challenge, a high-wire act executed while surveilled by the unforgiving eyes of history.
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Given the show's dark and unforgiving history, many prognosticators assumed that any character leaving a loved one behind was doomed.
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They're works of rub-your-nose-in-it naturalism, unforgiving and emotionally draining, books that make you squirm, and think.
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Like many voters, orchestral musicians are unforgiving and uninterested in working with someone who needs to learn on the job.
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In an increasingly unforgiving market, Mr. Thorsett needed to do more than chip away at the margins of this problem.
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"This expedition will be hard work, with scientific rigour required during unforgiving wintery conditions," Jones-Williams said in the release.
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And if that sounds altogether too prim and unforgiving a view of human society, then you haven't read Jane Austen.
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They were natural allies, flamboyant in ideas and style, and ardent proponents of the same unforgiving approach to illegal immigration.
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Their unforgiving attacks on Obama, Democrats and the old-school Republican establishment stirred the populist resentments that shaped today's Congress.
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Siri's just .. Yeah, because the closer it comes to a machine, you're unforgiving, and you want it to be perfect.
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"[Jerky] became my coding food of choice," he tells me, reflecting on those long, unforgiving afternoons locked in a cubicle.
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Indeed, in the cruel and unforgiving world of political transitions, one President's misfortune may well turn out to be another's opportunity.
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Those who were able to flee risked death in the Mediterranean's unforgiving waters, where more people died this year than ever.
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He found the unforgiving landscape breathtaking, and figured others—even those disinclined to spend months actively combatting the elements—might, too.
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Regardless of how unforgiving the landscape has been to the members of the scene, there is still a certain prideful localism.
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There is no power in just thinking about how unlucky I am or how unfair or unforgiving the universe can be.
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He endows his blighted characters with an instinctive gift for poetry that gropes for patterns in a random and unforgiving universe.
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But a repeat performance in a general election, under the unforgiving first-past-the-post system, is by no means guaranteed.
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His depiction of a refugee child, Handala—simple, stolid and barefoot, with his back to an unforgiving world—forged Palestinian identity.
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With less than 100 days until the election, we have now officially entered the unforgiving phase of the presidential election cycle.
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This take on the HDMI dongle is far more convenient to plug into your TV than the original, unforgiving plastic stick.
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By the standards of this brutal, unforgiving and convention-breaking story, if the Night King wants the Iron Throne, it's his.
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But Monsieur Etienne leaned close to Johel and cautioned him that the power of the celestial realm was infrangible and unforgiving.
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Malibu competes in an unforgiving segment against the Honda Accord, Nissan Altima, Toyota Camry, Ford Fusion, Kia Optima and Hyundai Sonata.
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The weather in Singapore is unforgiving, and simply standing in a kitchen over the stovetop for 30 minutes leaves you sweltering.
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It is in this harsh, unforgiving world that he must fight to survive … and teach his son to do the same.
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His men set off by sledge over the unforgiving Arctic terrain, where they gradually dropped off from scurvy, starvation, and hypothermia.
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Get Out at least provided me a solace by treating racism as the horror movie that it is—unforgiving and unrelenting.
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And under the unforgiving Jalisco sun, you can rest assured that the precisely measured pachecadas taste just as good as ever.
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Each year, there are reports of drownings and capsized vessels, tales of unlucky sailors who perished in these unforgiving northern waters.
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All wore straw hats with enormous brims; instantly, the imagination traveled to another time: laborers, a hot field, an unforgiving sun.
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But a resigned patacon, a characterless mush thanks to the grease and the unforgiving weight of all the stuff on top.
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To beat the Rams, though, would require a certain kind of style, aggressive and unforgiving, and Coach Sean Payton knew it.
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"New York law is unforgiving to tenants who want to break their lease," said Jennifer Addonizio Rozen, a Manhattan tenant lawyer.
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Bulgaria, where there are few Catholics and fierce opposition to admitting refugees is common, is unforgiving terrain for the pope's message.
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They know what it's like to walk an unforgiving tightrope while men make mistakes and receive the benefit of the doubt.
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The fourth day of fashion week brought more outdoor shows, but unforgiving rain turned the front row into the splash zone.
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Perhaps in response, the people in the area have become as warm and accommodating as the lake is cold and unforgiving.
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But an underlying part of this weekend's initiative has resonated with players even more: the relaxing of those unforgiving uniform rules.
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Toward the end of her life, she questions whether her daughter is "doing what Avedon did" — creating an unforgiving parental portrait.
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That was there to set the stakes of how brutal and dangerous it's going to be for these girls, how unforgiving.
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That means the average temperature on Mars is -81 degrees Fahrenheit, which makes it an unforgiving planet for most life forms.
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Professional "Call of Duty" matches are fast-paced and unforgiving, with the broadcast cycling through the action from each player's perspective.
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Mr. Szmaida worried that the bread would become an unforgiving mass, and the metal rakes inside his tanks would get stuck.
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The process was unforgiving: If an operator hit the stop button an instant too late, the plastic burned, ruining the part.
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It could not have been real, because it did not feel real in the impatient, unforgiving world of the Premier League.
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They were driven by the rivalry of siblings, the fragile pride of adolescence, the terror of failure in an unforgiving city.
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Manuel de Jesús Ríos Reyes, 55, stood in the unforgiving sun outside a reception center for deportees from the United States.
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Those Warriors teams are thought of as an unforgiving juggernaut, but that feeling didn't develop until the second season under Kerr.
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Like Burning Man, CES is the worst show on the planet held in one of the most unforgiving habitats known to man.
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They look like specks in the distance, trudging miserably across some of the world&aposs most unforgiving terrain in the blistering sun.
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Fosse continued to get work as Verdon (and her creative genius) were edged out by a Hollywood with unforgiving standards for women.
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"The law has been most cruel, really unforgiving to a dead person," Southampton Law School associate professor Remigius Nwabueze told the Times.
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"Something that hasn't gotten enough attention is how this harsher immigration climate is particularly unforgiving for women," the Lean In leader wrote.
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Holmes, now president of a Washington communications firm, says House Democrats today face the same unforgiving equation Republicans did in 2013-14.
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First of all, Putin reigns only so long as he can pacify, balance, and over-awe Russia's sharp-toothed and unforgiving elite.
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In the unforgiving light of the dressing room, the weight of deciding among 15 pieces of black clothing crashed down on me.
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A supercomputer can be a valuable asset on a spacecraft, but the space environment can also be an unforgiving place for machinery.
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"I was, and still am, terrified to be so vulnerable in front of the whole world, especially the unforgiving internet," Clemmer says.
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Q: What has being in the fashion business, which can be mercurial and unforgiving, taught you about being a good business person?
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After slogging through four (or more) years of all-nighters, unforgiving professors, and incomprehensible readings, college grads deserve to jump for joy.
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The chief justice noted that when children "fall on the playground or tumble from the equipment", pea gravel underfoot "can be unforgiving".
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Hollywood, we all know, is unforgiving to women who take a break and (how dare they) get older away from the cameras.
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Maybe Rick and the Alexandria crew won't have to become as brutal and unforgiving as Negan to free themselves from The Saviors.
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They seem to have a particularly strong disdain for toddlers, who have been wounded repeatedly by their unforgiving, razor-like talons. Fun!
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When writing about operations like the Cartel de Los Quesos, is it hard to remember that these are brutal and unforgiving criminals?
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Playing this a few nights ago, I was enraptured because I had forgotten how utterly unforgiving STALKER was in its opening hour.
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Human error can rear its unforgiving head at any time, as a keeper at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens learned on Wednesday morning.
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Now the world number two is planning to make Broady's life just as uncomfortable in the unforgiving world of grand slam tennis.
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As the rescue team pulled him to safety, the line sagged into the unforgiving rapids a half-dozen times, soaking Mr. Harris.
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The ground was hard, dusty and unforgiving, but I didn't think about it much as I lined up with a pitching wedge.
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Their music was born from unknowable struggles in unforgiving places, and its occasional bouts of aloofness or frivolity conceal trauma and suffering.
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Clinton's home state, New York, where polls show him lagging behind and he faces tough scrutiny from New York City's unforgiving tabloids.
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The family never has enough money, and Uganda is depicted as a country of stark inequalities ruled by an unforgiving cash economy.
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During an EVA, two astronauts put on bulky spacesuits, step outside the ISS, and work together in the unforgiving vacuum of space.
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The fight for places on the U.S. swim team is about as cut-throat and unforgiving as anything in the sporting sphere.
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But if the outside of the house is provocative, unforgiving, even, its interiors are, if not exactly cozy, then significantly more romantic.
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Composition books are filled with scrawls, sentences and pages are dashed off with incredible speed, and then chopped up with unforgiving edits.
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The public image of Joe Girardi, with his square chin, G.I. Joe haircut and righteous assertions, might best be described as unforgiving.
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Sovereigns, courtiers and unruly royal children are cast in unforgiving light as Tinniswood, in some cases quite literally, airs their dirty laundry.
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"These stocks actually get cheaper as they go lower, and in this unforgiving market that's all you can ask for," Cramer said.
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He gaped at how purely Dustin Colquitt of Kansas City strikes the ball, especially in a venue as unforgiving as Arrowhead Stadium.
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That's the case, too, with Mr. Brown, saddled with the unforgiving task of playing Aurora's on-again-off-again love interest, Garrett.
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However, the apparent connection jibes with previous reports and anecdotal evidence that show a link between automation, unforgiving quotas, and worker injuries.
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The red planet was warm and wet, with a robust atmosphere -- a far cry from the cold, unforgiving place it is today.
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The authoritarian, unforgiving company culture that Mr. Piëch created is seen as one of the elements that led Volkswagen employees to cheat.
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Lawrence delivers on that level, and it's hard not to identify with Dominika's plight, having been reluctantly cast into this unforgiving world.
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Mr. Ho, the target of the protesters' ire, has long been known for his unforgiving view of pro-democracy figures and protesters.
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Why it matters: WeWork's unforgiving IPO prospectus painted a picture of a high-spending company with no path to profit in sight.
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The IPO market was unforgiving to unicorns: WeWork never made it to the stock markets, but Uber, another scandal-ridden unicorn, did.
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Most artists try their best to skip from peak to peak, knowing that the valleys in between can be deep and unforgiving.
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Meeting steamy conditions with mindfulness may help us discover that peace and joy are possible, even under the sun's most unforgiving rays.
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It is alive and full of teeth and chaos, as unforgiving and full of tricks as the man who lives in it.
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She's best known as a DJ, mixing unforgiving electronic sets, and many of the tracks that she's released so far have been instrumentals.
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"Sheriff Joe" had become a symbol, well beyond politics, of the kind of unforgiving "law and order" promised by Trump during the campaign.
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They play a style of metallic hardcore that is frightening and dreary, uncompromising and unforgiving, similar to brooding acts like Cold As Life.
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It's the glue that holds them together, the bungee cord that keeps them tethered to the top of this unrelenting, unforgiving, unpredictable sport.
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When a natural disaster strikes, people often turn to Facebook to express sympathy and concern for those caught in Mother Nature's unforgiving wake.
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But Acer has a new Chromebook that it thinks is good for people who berate their computers (or just work in unforgiving conditions).
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It might be a better use of your time feeling sorry for all the refugees he has forced to live in unforgiving conditions.
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Both have experienced solid growth into beloved brands in a similar time frame, even while getting ground through the sometimes unforgiving startup grind.
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By 22015, however, traffic was 231% below projections and costs were more than 21999% over budget, thanks to unforgiving terrain prone to landslides.
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That smacks of a bubble made of snake oil… one all too likely to attract the heavy and unforgiving hand of the SEC.
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There's no doubt that it shines new light on how unforgiving and challenging life can be for animals at the toughest of times.
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"It's a very unforgiving thing, the camera is, so aging becomes something you try to do less and less onscreen," the Hail, Caesar!
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And even nibbles out of Kraft Heinz' market share can have a disproportionate impact on a company bearing a big, unforgiving debt burden.
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The Tylenol case happened before the inherently unforgiving internet, which is now usually the first place that a crisis starts to play out.
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Of course, if Trump had said the homophobic things Kevin Hart tweeted, Ellen would have led the furious unforgiving 'woke' rage against him.
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The landscape is brutal and unforgiving, as remote as it is desolate—all of which makes it a perfect place for survival training.
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It's easy to think that unrealistic deadlines, unforgiving bosses, and out-of-control traffic are the reasons we're so stressed all the time.
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On his podcast, Wrongful Conviction, Flom has highlighted the resilience of spirit it takes to survive a faulty sentence in an unforgiving system.
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Speaking of Kendall's nipple ring, major speculation around her new hardware came after she wore a very unforgiving Calvin Klein dress in 2015.
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The new Los Angeles is mean, unforgiving, and tense to the point of white knuckles and burst veins––and so is its rap.
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The fires were of such immense and unforgiving wrath that they would end up being the most catastrophic blazes in the state's history.
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Q: What has being in the beauty business - which can be rather mercurial and unforgiving - taught you about being a good business person?
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Without greater political will, this week's meetings may be remembered as no better than the 1938 Evian Conference, and history will be unforgiving.
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The physics of climate change are just as relentless and unforgiving as the rush of water through a hole in a boat's hull.
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The only potential drawback is that you have the pick out appropriate underwear to wear with the pants, because the backside is unforgiving.
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Young black men in poor neighborhoods are outrageously impeded by diminished economic horizons, the unforgiving rules of the street, centuries of institutional racism.
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Their eldest child, Max, had grown up with a more unforgiving and volatile father, and right after college Max had moved to Singapore.
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Greens have fought hard for years against Arctic drilling, warning of the possibility of major oil spills in a harsh and unforgiving environment.
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Kim and Putnam, neither of whom has won on the PGA Tour, shot three-under 69 in the unforgiving alternate shot foursomes format.
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If that's not a wholesale compliment, it's also not an unforgiving slight against this story, which offers a steady stream of good laughs.
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"The air and Antarctica are unforgiving environments and punishes any slackness very hard," said Tim Stockings, operations director for the British Antarctic Survey.
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Though not Chance's equal as a rapper, Glover's Gambino deserved a better shake than he got from hip-hop fanatics, an unforgiving community.
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The warring inhabitants of Westeros — one of the four known continents in the Game of Thrones world — dread the planet's long, unforgiving winters.
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" These men were not particularly kind to Reagan: "In the unforgiving calculus of the studio system, he was weighed, measured, and found wanting.
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The play is brutally unforgiving and requires an emotional commitment that is difficult to rise to once, let alone eight times a week.
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Then ensued a long period of standing around in the unforgiving sunshine while the men insulted the driver, who shrugged, grunted, and stonewalled.
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Q: What are some important qualities for succeeding for so many years in the fashion business, which can be rather mercurial and unforgiving?
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In Greek mythology, the Hyperboreans are giants who live "beyond the north wind," high in unforgiving mountains, perfectly happy in seemingly unbearable conditions.
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After eight consecutive trips to the N.B.A. finals, can he stomach the battle ahead just to reach the postseason in the unforgiving West?
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An inordinately bloody ordeal, it's one of the most unforgiving meta-commentaries on action games and their binds to the male power fantasy.
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Elsewhere, they string together harrowing interludes like "Drug Dog" and crushing recordings like "Sundowner" in varied, but unforgiving depictions of relatable human gloom.
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Chasten's novel status has liberated him (and Pete) from the unforgiving expectations and harsh judgments about the parts that men and women play.
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Starring Glenda Jackson in her return to the New York stage after 30 years, the play in fact seemed ageless: fierce and unforgiving.
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Ringing out 2016, though — an unforgiving, brutal year, full of violence and discord, that spirited away so many cultural greats — seemed unusually important.
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There's no question that parents today are overtaxed, in part due to unforgiving workplaces and a lack of governmental support for working families.
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"To cater to the taste of certain American politicians," CCTV claims, Silver "fabricated lies out of thin air" and portrayed China as unforgiving.
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And once a case gets to court, a compliant judiciary, long regarded as hostile to the opposition, has been unforgiving in its sentencing.
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Their message is blunt and unforgiving, with the goal of reawakening some of the most extensive conservative grass-roots networks in the country.
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In escalating his unforgiving campaign against Mr. Sessions, Mr. Trump opened a rift with conservatives who see the attorney general as their champion.
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He saw his Army as a huge corporate organization, high on slogans while troops lived the unforgiving details of plans that wouldn't work.
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The shelters, called bothies, allow for prolonged access to Britain's rugged corners, which might otherwise prove unforgiving as destinations for the casual hiker.
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Not just because life will be less stressful or because people who are harsh and unforgiving to themselves end up being harsh and unforgiving to others, as the journalists were with Singer (although both things, I believe, are true) but because if we have two sets of practices that work, we will lose something by giving up on either one of them.
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Elsewhere the anthems fall flat; a roomful of sympathetic young people chanting along with "We are just, we are just, we are just teens of style" in a tune as nostalgically celebratory as this one, or for that matter, the ballad about the unforgiving world but she's not an unforgiving girl, constitutes a ritual of resigned sentimentality that inadvertently self-congratulates.
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For 40 days, the participants will struggle to find food, water and shelter in one of the most grueling and unforgiving environments on earth.
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It feels so foreign — the unwieldy board, the near-stranger trying to direct me, the unforgiving water whooshing up too quickly — and yet, familiar.
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You assume the role of a ninja in Japan's Sengoku period, and as you might expect, this title puts an emphasis on unforgiving combat.
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I was by no means ready to re-enter that world, but the music industry is vicious and unforgiving… and somehow, there I was.
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Furyk will also be second-guessed for playing the notoriously inaccurate Phil Mickelson in the unforgiving alternate-shot foursomes, rather than fourball (best ball).
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He became known as Mr. Marlboro for his prowess in smuggling everything from cigarettes to drugs and migrants through the empty and unforgiving landscapes.
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Ahead, check out eight products that will hold up just as well at weekend brunch as they will under the brightest, most unforgiving lights.
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Sharing custody with the British Royal family when your wife marries a prince, in the unforgiving spotlight of London's tabloid media, is next level.
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She writes from the cracks of the Indian democracy, prying them open with unforgiving resolve in her attempt to reveal a deeply fractured nation.
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His newest pronouncement targets noncitizens facing deportation, whose sensitive, complicated and high-stakes cases would be rushed through an increasingly unfriendly and unforgiving machine.
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The Daily Beast spoke to six current or former Amazon employees about life at the Amazon warehouses, which they described as brutal and unforgiving.
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The government no longer had any place for futurists, and every decision about the future was viewed through the unforgiving lens of partisan politics.
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And while, as a former government official in homeland security, I am unforgiving of Omarosa's deliberate action, no one should be surprised about it.
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Dozens of colorful tents were splayed out near the entrance of the giant mine, 280,21 meters above sea level in the unforgiving Atacama desert.
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Contrary to the pastoral, if unforgiving, landscapes that generally define the show, on Sunday "The Walking Dead" was all about interiors, literal and metaphorical.
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It was sung by immigrants as they struck out from distant shores and pioneers who pushed westward against an unforgiving wilderness: Yes, we can. . . .
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Standing within the structure — which give off a faint, earthy scent — reminded me of nature's at times unforgiving force and our relatively flimsy lives.
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When it comes to ancient diseases, the fossil record can be unforgiving, and most of our evidence comes from written testimonies of cancer's effects.
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And a warmer planet, coupled with unrelenting rates of carbon dioxide, means our planet's climate crisis will grow, causing irreparable injuries with unforgiving urgency.
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The masses were a sign of dangerous overcrowding on the mountain, which sits along the Nepal-China border, creating perilous delays in unforgiving conditions.
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To look at the tech industry from afar, you'd think it's an unforgiving, bruising competition where only the consistently successful companies and products survive.
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His unforgiving countrymen, suspicious of change under the best of circumstances and rattled by globalization, migration and encroaching populism, have grown impatient with him.
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"The historian's backward gaze can capture the life-altering convergence of the drug business, gangs and a newly unforgiving criminal justice system," Allen writes.
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The implications of this deplorable affair should lead to an incessant and unforgiving meditation on our shared country, its values, its beliefs, its history.
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WASHINGTON — At one point or another, they each strode the sands of Iraq, fighting on the unforgiving battlefield of America's costliest war since Vietnam.
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While this unforgiving stance from the American authorities is perhaps reluctantly accepted by European regulators, it could have unwelcome consequences for the banks themselves.
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Working for the high-end gym chain seems glamorous, but for many trainers the schedule is unforgiving, the pay low and the turnover high.
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The film chronicles the dangerous unraveling of one man against the backdrop of an unforgiving city, similar to the Safdie brothers' underappreciated Good Time.
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The harshly unforgiving surveillance of the larger white community was reiterated within black communities as the stress of constant, and sometimes cruel, self-surveillance.
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The small pleasures of life here — the delicate details often swallowed by the city's fast and unforgiving pace — find their way back into focus.
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To everyone, it seemed like a horrendous example of the dangers that border patrol officers face as they cover vast, remote and unforgiving territories.
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It's no secret that the road to the NBA Finals is an attritional slog, but injury luck seems especially unforgiving for this Clippers group.
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But other LGBTQ films such as Pariah, Blackbird, and Moonlight depict black characters as encountering homophobic parents who are more violent, cruel, and unforgiving.
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At Hebgen, the futility of our task set in: Even with the terrain narrowed down by 98 percent, the land is vast, unforgiving, and rugged.
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Why, then, does the lens through which we view and judge prominent people still remain more magnified, harsh and unforgiving for women than for men?
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There are moments you step back and realize we're working off the planet in microgravity in one of the most unforgiving environments known to mankind.
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We got Boris, a former model, at LAX Tuesday and asked him about the 2009 pic of Obama that's going viral with some unforgiving memes.
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Russia's unforgiving winters inspired the fluffy sweaters and awkward dance moves of experimental sound artist Maria Teriaeva's first music video, "Меринос" ("Merino," like the wool).
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Since Kinsey, a more representative sample of penises have been professionally measured—presumably by taciturn urologists brandishing cold metal rulers under unforgiving fluorescent tube lighting.
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A few weeks ago, English producer Anthony Child announced his seventh album as Surgeon, a name synonymous with the raw and unforgiving Birmingham techno sound.
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Here's what the experts are saying as we all stare down the bleak, unforgiving reality of a year-plus wait before this story finally ends.
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Stoner metal is slower than other metal subgenres, and the steady, bludgeoning cadence of ''Dopesmoker'' really does sound like pilgrims trudging through an unforgiving landscape.
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"It's known for having very unforgiving weather and being able to turn in an instant," U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Justin Sickler told KAAL-TV.
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I did want the violence to be real and brutal and the world to be brutal and unforgiving, as the world that we're portraying is.
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Today, the unforgiving school ecosystem, which has presented itself as an almost insurmountable barrier to entry for many edtech startups, is showing signs of change.
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The French school system, highly structured and unforgiving, has done little to bend to the needs of the children living in the projects, he said.
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Nude, bearded figures — recalling classical antiquity as much as hippie hedonism — grapple with each other under an unforgiving sun, as a stray dog looks on.
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Amelia Krales I often have a hard time playing old role-playing games, as new genre conventions can make the classics feel clumsy and unforgiving.
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"The disease that took John's life — that took our friend Ted Kennedy's life, that took my son Beau's life — is brutal, relentless, unforgiving," Biden said.
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"Our camp will never be a call for all because the swamp is a beautiful and unforgiving landscape that is also quite fragile," Foytlin says.
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Leadership is unforgiving like that: You have to act on it at every moment, and every small failure can accumulate into bigger problems over time.
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That's true of all heavy-duty trucks we've experienced, as the stiff suspension required to haul heavy loads tends to be unforgiving in daily operation.
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When that child is put into the real world, the blanket is ripped off them, and a reality of the unforgiving world will devour them.
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They're also unforgiving if you need to squeeze them into a compartment on a plane (or store them in a small apartment, for that matter).
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I'd expected the flames to come out of the top of the cone, but instead, the entire onion pile was engulfed in an unforgiving inferno.
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But the internet is an unforgiving place for yesterday's great idea, and Yahoo has now reached the end of the line as an independent company.
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While Thengar Char looked calm on a sunny winter afternoon, the main objection voiced by aid agencies to Bangladesh's plan is the area's unforgiving climate.
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He is an aging libertine with an agile mind and a love of knowledge — a speck, as he sees with unforgiving insistence, on history's tide.
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So are the cold nights sleeping in parks, the hot days walking in the unforgiving sun and the unpredictability of the next meal or bath.
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The one where poor black children need unforgiving discipline to overcome the inevitable obstacles in their lives so they can vault themselves into the meritocracy.
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The New York marathon is a notoriously unpredictable race, in part because of the many hills, a windy and often chilly start, and unforgiving turns.
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Often referred to as "spatter-dashing," the style appears to have originated in, and largely remained confined to, the rugged, unforgiving coast of Cape Cod.
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A gray cloud of debris rolled violently toward us across City Hall Park, an unforgiving wall of pulverized concrete against the still briefly blue sky.
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But much of what happens in "Bodies" takes place in Clem's mind, which is inhabited by that unforgiving fantasy daughter of the future (Hannah Rae).
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He said he had not reduced his practice time on the game's more unforgiving surfaces, like the hard courts he grew up on in Madrid.
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Frank's most unforgiving witness is his daughter Peggy (played as an adult by Anna Paquin), whose increasingly dark looks at her father mirror your gaze.
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It's summer on the island, and at 8:30 in the morning, the temperature is already 80 degrees Fahrenheit, with an unforgiving level of humidity.
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Add to that: Maybe, just maybe, Nadal would break down on the unforgiving hard court, a surface that has taken a toll on his body.
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The participants will be buck naked as always, and they'll have to deal with the Caribbean heat, the volatile afternoon thunderstorms and unforgiving blood-sucking insects.
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The 4-inch-wide balance beam, called "the most unforgiving surface in sports," may be the most mind-boggling of the four events in women's gymnastics.
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Forever Now, the Museum of Modern Art's canonical-like 21967 survey of contemporary painting, left me with the impression of much flailing against an unforgiving surface.
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Because there was so much happening in the water, an already unforgiving space, the first swim deaths led to changes in how the race is organized.
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Last August we found ourselves at St Peter's Square at some ungodly hour, long before it filled with thousands of tourists burning under an unforgiving sun.
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Screen Daily said: "This assured feature debut effectively hints at a churning savagery beneath the surface, which is every bit as unforgiving as the stark landscape".
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Her tweets were an extension of herself, performing what she perceived as the best version of herself, optimizing herself for the unforgiving seductions of social media.
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It's the kind of mystery that festers inside you, like the half-remembered memories of girlhood trauma, boiling under your skin in the unforgiving Southern heat.
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While there is a robust economy of influencers promising riches through retail arbitrage, the actual margins are unforgiving, and the practice has been declining for years.
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Since Capricorns think they have their shit together more than anyone else, they can be unforgiving when others make mistakes, and often end up bearing grudges.
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However, the arithmetic of Russia's public finances is unforgiving: the budget deficit rises by roughly 1% of GDP for every $5 drop in the oil price.
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Some legal scholars have argued courts have been too unforgiving in applying this test and that it should be brought closer to commonsense understandings of harassment.
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The Obama administration rolled out a suite of new regulatory standards Thursday to strengthen offshore oil and natural gas safety in the unique, unforgiving Arctic Ocean.
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In Arizona, activists like Ms. Gomez succeeded in ousting Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, the enduring face of the state's unforgiving stance against illegal immigration.
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Accumulating those kinds of high-end arms, and instilling a steely approach for an unforgiving park, is the best chance of survival for the Rockies' pitchers.
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Economic sims, the ones for which logistics pipelines and input-output balances are the entirety of the game, tend to be unforgiving at a large-scale.
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The mini-doc delves into the high-octane lives of those who find roads within some of roughest, unforgiving terrain on Earth, outside of Las Vegas.
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After all, he's branding you with his knowledge, and, what's more, he only wants the best of you going back out there into this unforgiving world.
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In essence, would-be competitors face a choice: submit either to the whims of cellophane fate or the predictable (if unforgiving) logic of supply and demand.
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He can be obsessive, thin-skinned, insecure, melancholy and unforgiving — especially when he walks into one of his restaurants and all is not as he wishes.
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"This is a very unforgiving disease," said Dr. Saad Omer, a researcher at the Emory Vaccine Center in Atlanta who studies immunization coverage and disease incidence.
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Whether it's enduring Barksdale's unforgiving summer heat or a nationwide pandemic, no matter the circumstances, no matter the obstacles, Barksdale's crew chiefs get the mission done.
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Perhaps the most maddening part of the Equifax breach is that the credit-rating industry is itself unforgiving in its approach to even the smallest error.
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Mr. Puentes said other cities should study Metro's approach for how to balance rider safety, reliable service and transparency while operating in an unforgiving financial circumstances.
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Mr. Sanders denied the accusation, saying instead that he had told Ms. Warren that President Trump would be unforgiving in his attacks on a female candidate.
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Surveillance aircraft, flying from the airstrip at Manda Bay, watch the border between Somalia and Kenya, a region of unforgiving terrain that has hindered ground operations.
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"Gravity arrived with a vengeance in the last month and the public markets can be very unforgiving if they don't buy into the story," he said.
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The move may mean the royal couple will get a break from the unforgiving British press and more freedom to focus on their new charitable entity.
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They have often been bitter and unforgiving; however, the fundamental alignment of interests and values among the three countries has always served to contain these issues.
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Scene City Blame Winter Storm Niko, the exodus of some of New York's most prominent designers to other cities and the unforgiving glare of social media.
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To have a chance at beating the Saints, particularly amid the unforgiving din of the Superdome, Shanahan coached the game with the relentlessness of a jackhammer.
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There is going to be a UX for robotics, where, if you don't have an interface, it feels invasive as well as you're unforgiving of it.
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But see him perform enough, and a theme emerges: close attention paid to the lonely and overlooked figures of our society, particularly in an unforgiving city.
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A 215-ton beast that barely gets six miles to the gallon, the Stryker is also prone to breakdowns under the unforgiving demands of the military.
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Imagine: Taking the ovum from a chicken and mutating it so strenuously, with such unforgiving force, that it suddenly resembles a yolk-filled PVC pipe. Mortifying.
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"The tightly registered prints proved to be finicky and unforgiving, resulting in some unusually long days in the print lab, but I was hooked," she says.
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LONDON, June 2300 (LPC) - Underwriting banks have taken a hit on two European leveraged buyout loans as investors take an unforgiving approach to more challenging credits.
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The immigration system is extremely unforgiving; even a minor conviction can lead to permanent exile, and in most cases a judge has no discretion to waive deportation.
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But if you just make a movie where it is -- it&aposs uncompromising and unforgiving, and doesn&apost really worry too much about political correctness-- MACCALLUM: Yes.
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In defending these rule-of-law privileges, Director Wray is upholding the independence of the FBI against an unforgiving political onslaught orchestrated by the president&aposs allies.
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If an organism could survive in such an unforgiving place, scientists would need to expand their search parameters for life in more unwelcoming corners of other worlds.
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What makes Dark Souls so hard is that its bosses can move with unforgiving speed and precision, and because they are programmed to anticipate common human mistakes.
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Graduation season is upon us, which means a new class of graduates has been ejected from the sweet cocoons of their universities into the unforgiving real world.
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You understand that you are in a beautiful, but unforgiving place, and ideally, you make all decisions with getting home safely at the front of your mind.
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The Oscar-winning actor, 54, told the BBC that he is contemplating an end to acting because the camera can be "unforgiving" to actors as they age.
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This incident is an "unfortunate reminder that the sea can be unforgiving for those who are ill prepared on illegal and unsafe voyages," said Coast Guard Capt.
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" Mak says that the world of NSFW is "an area I feel most comfortable with because it's cheeky, visceral, raw, unforgiving and it is what it is.
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Building a startup is always a big theme at every TechCrunch event, and no less so when the subject is robotics, a notoriously unforgiving category for founders.
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In the 12 years since these lady friends left our living rooms, time has been unforgiving to Carrie: With every season she became more whiny and selfish.
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It looks like things don't go so well, in what promises to be a taut and disturbing story told against the unforgiving backdrop of the Alaskan wilderness.
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From the get-go, tracks like "Damaged" and "Corpse Slayer" rage with an unforgiving ferocity that is both cathartic and galvanizing in resistance against the ruling elite.
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Yes, it's time for March Madness, the month-long frenzy where 64 teams compete in an unforgiving NCAA tournament that spurs both incredible memes and unforgettable champions.
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After one month of scraping by among the unforgiving terrain of Colorado's Mount Bross, Chloe is overjoyed to be back in the warm embrace of her family.
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The Trump campaign is hoping voters see Trump's decision as an example of the bold and unforgiving attitude Trump has promised to bring into the Oval Office.
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Critics of island greens argue that they are a one-dimensional, unforgiving gimmick; proponents tout the dramatic stages they can be, particularly when the pressure is great.
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Green Berets from Operational Detachment Alpha 595 rode horses in the mountainous, unforgiving terrain of Afghanistan just after the US invasion, earning them the nickname "horse soldiers."
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It's violent and unforgiving as Phillips holds a mirror up to society and suggests that one bad day is all it could take for anyone to snap.
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Together with experimental producer perth Daijing, the 28-year-old (real name María Forque) makes techno-inflected tracks that pound inside your head like an unforgiving hangover.
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It's a strategy people have been using for centuries to treat topical cuts and burns, as well as counter the skin-irritating effects of unforgiving mountain air.
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But every time this happens in real time, it looks like such an epic mistake, and speaks to the unforgiving day and age we live in. 229.
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After all, famous people get hungry, too—especially those who have been subsisting on "kale and dust" for weeks to fit into their unforgiving $5,000 Prada gowns.
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It's taken so long to build and test the telescope because NASA wants to get it right: the $8-billion price tag and million miles are unforgiving.
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It's a tale a two farming families trying to make it in the unforgiving Mississippi Delta before and after World War II, one black and one white.
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There's no big-screen release for this sequel, but audiences can still watch these lovable flippered birds trek across "unforgiving yet mesmerizing landscapes," as Morgan Freeman intones.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — The new Grand Slam policy that shows generosity toward injured players also has an unforgiving side, as Mischa Zverev learned Tuesday at the Australian Open.
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This unforgiving math is the reason Sanders's campaign is being covered like it's winding down, and not like it has a chance to reverse trajectory and win.
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How many others have been driven to such despondency with the mixture of sick or dying patients, whom we sometimes can't fix, and an unforgiving work environment?
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Similarly, after the Women's March, and political debates over funding for organizations like Planned Parenthood, Trojan is trying out its new campaign in a potentially unforgiving environment.
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For him, the process of developing and advancing permaculture, as well as writing the book, is rooted in soil that is particularly Australian — arid, infertile and unforgiving.
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His unforgiving tough-on-crime stance and his pursuit of illegal immigrants propelled him to re-election five times, but also thrust him into lawsuits and controversy.
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A report this week that the company's demise was imminent stunned many New Yorkers who considered the store a battle-tested survivor of the unforgiving retail landscape.
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Her plight reveals how cruelly unforgiving the US campaign trail can be, from which few hopefuls who set off with visions of the White House emerge enhanced.
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Retail is often an unforgiving industry, and the company&aposs experience over the past decade has been a clear reflection of the importance of avoiding falling behind.
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If you leave her in prison You send the final message to our nation that the Obama administration brutally punished moral courage in these unforgiving United States.
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"We worked with a relocation specialist who warned us that strata are notoriously unforgiving when it comes to renting with animals in an apartment," Ms. Ayre said.
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He died there in 1946, of leukemia—the unforgiving disease cutting short Moholy-Nagy's tireless experimentation with painting, sculpture, collage, photography, film, design, and the written word.
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Greenland is vast and unforgiving for scientific instruments, so there aren't many accurate measurements over the long periods of time needed to study changes in the climate.
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The center of the town, and where she'll have to be located for the time being, is the bathhouse owned by a crabby and unforgiving witch named Yubaba.
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December spoils us with festivity and decadent crisps, and the first month of the year throws us back into monotony, and penny-pinching, and the freezing, unforgiving cold.
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Hollywood may find the scrutiny unforgiving or unfair, but the public isn't about to stop using one of the only channels it has to hold the industry accountable.
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Moreover, the country has a pre-existing and unforgiving framework for managing religious expression—known as laïcité—which recent governments, fearing a threat to secularism, have tightened up.
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The economics are unforgiving: Every 393,239 users to Apple News+ translates to just $225 million a year — or $22019,000 apiece if all 300 publishers took an equal share.
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The economics are unforgiving: Every 200,000 users to Apple News+ translates to just $12 million a year — or $40,000 apiece if all 300 publishers took an equal share.
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But for all the speeches and the passion of the people gathered, I am distracted by the harsh and unforgiving landscape that stretches in every direction around us.
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From the very beginning it challenges you: in order to even get into "The Cut," you first need to complete an arduous climb up an icy, unforgiving mountain.
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Over the past three years, immigration policies and procedures have been in a state of flux and the process has become more unforgiving for even the smallest mistakes.
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The film interweaves the stories of it's central characters, who, with little restraint, tell tales of homelessness, homophobia, and transitioning in a city that can oftentimes be unforgiving.
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They are dangerous, they are unforgiving, they are flouting federal law, they have a political purpose and they clearly are willing to use violence to get their way.
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Gawker got big enough to earn a frighteningly powerful enemy, a relentless and unforgiving man who deployed his vast resources and the legal system to crush the publication.
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Countdown locks and lock screens are cold, unforgiving tools, and Google's toolset can only be effective if parents marry it with the right amount of empathy and guidance.
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Stark and unforgiving, it's not quite as monumental as something like Deadwood, but it's exactly the kind of action you'll crave after finishing Ken Burns Presents: The West.
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Such an unforgiving approach to spending allowed Britain to win one gold medal for every 14 athletes competing in Rio, its best ratio in the post-war era.
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We question their wisdom and substitute it with the groupthink of micro-communities, many of which we've formed online, and their sensibilities can be more peculiar and unforgiving.
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The curved windowless facade that it presents to the room, textured as only Kahn's concrete can be textured, is implacable, indomitable, unforgiving of the niceties of club behavior.
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"Modern scholars believe that this was one way the Icelanders tried to control their destinies in a land and climate that was incredibly harsh and unforgiving," she said.
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His work on the show serves as a reminder to never again casually dismiss the talented actors who are cashing checks by working on a structurally unforgiving procedural.
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But the dinner scene also jabs at a culture so unforgiving that mothers are exhorted to reclaim their prenatal figure, or to return to work, with preternatural haste.
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She told of being raised on an 18,000-acre estate in the Silesia region of Germany, to fabulous wealth, a doting father and a cruel and unforgiving mother.
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And Jacquemus opted for an unforgiving knitted tangerine variation, to be worn with an oversize white shirt and the swagger of someone comfortable with having everything on show.
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The pressure Karoyli puts on her athletes is immense and often unforgiving, as the deepest team in the world competes for one of only five Olympic roster spots.
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SEMBOJA, Indonesia (Reuters) - By day, the unforgiving sun glares off the road beside Ipah's wooden home with blinding brightness as a passing motorbike stirs a swirl of dust.
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Getting a handle on the sprawl of Cairo can be difficult, with its pounding dry heat and unforgiving traffic (crossing the street is, shall we say, an adventure).
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What enables Raisin to navigate such fraught terrain is his deep and unwavering empathy for others, and an ability to find flashes of beauty in life's unforgiving ugliness.
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This approach, which grew out of the partners' experience at ad agencies working with famously unforgiving founders like Apple's Steve Jobs and Airbnb's Brian Chesky, may resemble therapy.
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The tougher match for the United States — the one played at lung-searing altitude in an unforgiving venue in Mexico — remains, though this proved a satisfying warm-up.
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Ms. Robinson said Wednesday that they had known that the storm was coming but did not expect the rain to be as fierce or unforgiving as it was.
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These all feel impossibly unforgiving when they get on your clothes, so we turn to the search platform hoping the almighty Google will provide the help we need.
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Sekiro is probably the hardest FromSoftware game yet, one that demands (even more) unforgiving precision and timing from players to advance past even the most basic of enemies.
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If you leave Chelsea Manning in prison for whistle blowingYou send the final message to our nationthat the Obama administration brutally punished moral couragein these unforgiving United States.
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If you needed any more proof that nature is ruthless, scary and unforgiving, take a peek at this video of giant spider crabs ripping a poor octopus to shreds.
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And when racers find themselves injured or lost in the dark in unforgiving conditions of the wild, that's when their 20-below sleeping bags can possibly save their lives.
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Though China is often depicted as an unforgiving lender, the study finds that it has engaged in at least 140 restructurings and write-offs of external debt since 2000.
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For Galen, it's cruising the streets on his BMX bike with friends, but for his older brother Spencer, it's the unforgiving charge of death metal that he gravitates towards.
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This is not your typical celebrity feminist memoir — there's no humor or softening of language, just a raw, unforgiving listing of the countless times Valenti's been objectified by men.
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This is a pessimistic, unforgiving moment, and Biden's habit of touching women — not exactly new news — is being taken more seriously than his "articulate" and "clean" line ever was.
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Personally, I've never had an issue with AirPods' fit, but I recognize that the hard plastic is a lot more unforgiving with various ear sizes than a silicon tip.
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The interventional cardiology market can be unforgiving for multiple product missteps and this is perhaps the company's last chance to maintain brand equity and clinician interest, Stifel analysts said.
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I spend the next hour sweeping the floors (I have dark hardwood floors that are unforgiving when it comes to dust/dirt), organizing my closet, and cleaning my bathroom.
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Six years between album releases isn't unheard of, but it is a rarity at a moment when pop cycles are more unforgiving than ever and require near-constant output.
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They've missed the postseason only twice since 229—an impressive feat in the Western Conference, which is arguably the most unforgiving and dogged division in all of professional sports.
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Click here to view original GIFAnd some reveals way more than we'd like to know about a total stranger's unforgiving love life:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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For some wearers, the stigma is so intense that they're left with no choice but to put on their sneakers and — sockless and sweating — stumble through unforgiving suburban streets.
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"Compared to ours, the medieval world is harsh and unforgiving and it exists in a time when religion was how you understood yourself and the entire world," he says.
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SO I think from that perspective, on the big objective we gave ourselves, the teams have worked incredibly hard, and this has been done in a very unforgiving environment.
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That said, Caps can be know-it-alls and completely unforgiving, which, in the case of a sensitive Scorpio, some leeway is needed for them to grow and breathe.
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Simba at some point fell from or tried to jump down from the balcony, landing on the unforgiving concrete patio on the ground floor a whopping nine stories below.
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As a result, it has been subjected to much metaphorical thinking — it is a refuge, a beacon, a start-up company, an unlikely flower blooming in an unforgiving desert.
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You don't need to know about farming to see why Ms. Muriel is determined to preserve the 214-acre farm her parents carved out of lovely, unforgiving terrain here.
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But if they are, the swift and unforgiving nature of these scandals is abundantly clear from what happened to Conyers, Franken and others in just the last two months.
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Labor conditions in China have often been described by activists as harsh and unforgiving, with workers having to work excessive hours and live in cramped quarters on meager wages.
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Lee, the apparent protagonist, is an icy, unforgiving professional who repeatedly pronoun-shames anyone who calls Morgan "she" instead of "it," and Mara's unwavering performance wears thin early on.
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One of the reasons the Premier League is so unforgiving is that, several times a season, the smallest sides have to find a way of besting far superior teams.
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Gadsby reflects on her experience as a lesbian performing in the often biased and unforgiving comedy world and departs her Netflix debut with a mic drop for the ages.
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MacLatchy, who described the terrain in northern Manitoba as "immense and unforgiving," said an unspecified number of officers would remain in the town of Gillam to continue to investigation.
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But then, one day, it had a run-in with Neptune that gravitationally slingshotted it into the realm of the planets, and toward the unforgiving heat of the Sun.
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She has a feeling for hard people partly shaped by often-unforgiving circumstances, yet she never succumbs to meanness in her telling, an ethic that DaCosta also shares here.
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The reaction was swift and unforgiving, with many commenters ridiculing Mr. Kelly for suggesting that slavery was an issue on which a compromise could or should have been reached.
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Meanwhile, some galleries say they have received warning letters from unforgiving landlords, threatening them with late fees and legal measures should they skip their rent payment for this month.
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It is indeed a brutal and unforgiving world they inhabit: Girls are not valued, poverty drives people to despair and humans turn against humans in the fight for survival.
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In an unforgiving marketplace, he said, it just became too hard for the circus to hold on to its most crucial fans: wide-eyed kids and their nostalgic parents.
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Now that Mr. Trump has won and shattered those conventions, the message from some of the people who feel the Republican Party turned its back on him is unforgiving.
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The remarkably assured photographs in the show — especially those that are enlarged to an unforgiving six-by-four feet — speak to the singular, boundary-erasing scope of Beach's art.
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Chile's Atacama Desert is the driest place on the planet, not counting the poles; it's harsh, unforgiving, and home to sprawling mining operations crucial to countless international supply chains.
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It's important to remember as one day, maybe next week or next year, or both, the RS 5 will revert to its natural state and become fervid, wild and unforgiving.
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As soon as the Nebraska Task Force 1 Chief Roger Bonin got off the call with orders to help people struggling with Florence's unforgiving rains, the center erupted in movement.
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But in an unforgiving market and with the stock already down 25% year-to-date, Twitter will need to pull more than just a bird out of its earnings hat.
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Ruiner's developers cite Hotline Miami as an influence, and while it features a much more complicated array of weapons and abilities, it's meant to be similarly fast-paced and unforgiving.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Scholars believe that the dromedary was likely domesticated on the southern Arabian Peninsula, where they helped humans travel across unforgiving desert landscapes for millennia.
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The unfortunate reality of the situation is that millions of Yemenis are the primary victims of a cruel and unforgiving contest for power and influence between far more powerful nations.
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While this may seem like a minor change, in a game as unforgiving as LISA, Brad going into withdrawal at the wrong time usually means certain death for the party.
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Speaking to Medicaid applicants in Indiana and housing applicants in LA, Eubanks observed that the data collection process of applying for benefits is now even more invasive, impersonal, and unforgiving.
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Both sessions were free of crashes, although there were the inevitable near-misses on a tight and twisty circuit where cars skim the metal barriers and brush the unforgiving walls.
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That's when we learned many of the hard and unforgiving lessons of entrepreneurial life, and what it takes to start and run a company…especially when it's your first rodeo.
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For Chicago, a city that celebrates its 180th birthday this year, it is to be at the center of an often unforgiving narrative: about gang violence, machine politics, police brutality.
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Still, there's tremendous tension in the question of the Howard brothers' motivations, and whether good intentions and a mildly righteous cause will get them anywhere in such an unforgiving landscape.
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The office is in a concrete loft building, very unforgiving for sound, so I ended up in a guy's backyard in Harvard Heights, in central LA [checking out this booth].
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Smith's poetry is about the shared human search—for justice, for remembrance, for national identity, or for the perfect Bowie song—amidst the cruelties of history and life's unforgiving absurdities.
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"Storm Surge is the unforgiving hazard..run from the water..get into a facility that can handle forecasted winds," Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) administrator Brock Long tweeted early Saturday.
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When asked about Auto-Tune by notoriously unforgiving NYC radio host Charlamagne Tha God, Kanye said he uses it because it allows his voice to do things it otherwise couldn't.
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As the pressure to swallow the unforgiving nature of the Twilight Zone mounts episode-by-episode, it becomes increasingly difficult to resist breaking out the murder boards and tinfoil hats.
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The lack of supporting infrastructure, the fiercely unforgiving seas, the lack of assets available to respond to environmental threats, and the insufficient security posture weigh heavily against explosive offshore development.
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They are also, according to employees, unforgiving bosses, profane taskmasters who push a small army of drivers and off-the-books workers through grueling shifts of 18 hours or longer.
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But nowadays, Charity and millions of other Americans find themselves in an unforgiving middle ground, not benefiting from the recent improvements in the economy but having their benefits slashed nonetheless.
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They are descendants of the "Boys on the Bus" generation, whom Tim Crouse made famous in his unforgiving account of "pack journalism" as it existed during the 19603 presidential campaign.
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Brussel sprouts and kale are tough leafy greens, and when they come together, they will give you the physical and mental strength to contend with the most unforgiving of weather.
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"Thanks so much to all of you for being here," Gentili told the crowd at the end of the rally, as demonstrators continued to clutch their signs amid unforgiving winds.
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I wondered if you feel that the idea of — I want to put this correctly — is it survival within the frontier, per se, or survival within an unforgiving natural world?
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Launched in late March, Captionbot actually does a pretty good job in many examples, but it's also horridly wrong in others, and when that happens, social media can be unforgiving.
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But "the eyes and ears of the audience can be unforgiving," as the technologies to make performances as genuine as life performances require serious data bandwidth and speed of transmission.
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Where "The Dry" probed the dangers of prolonged drought on a close-knit farming community, "The Lost Man" is concerned with how people live — and die — in the unforgiving outback.
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Their stout, well-insulated bodies seem like a much better choice for hunting in this unforgiving environment, while the slender, exposed necks of cormorants are like gloveless hands in January.
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Many of her online students are 25 to 44 years old, likely to be facing career changes in an unforgiving economy and seeking better ways to climb new learning curves.
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Monaco is a race where small mistakes can lead to big problems, as the close walls make the street circuit unforgiving of errors that would go unpunished on other tracks.
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Regardless of how hard you try, the consequences the following day are always unforgiving: crippling fatigue, poor concentration and — above all — struggling to think of anything other than your bed.
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The name would be a nod to Ernest Shackleton, who sailed a ship called Endurance to explore Antarctica, a "harsh and unforgiving surface and environment" similar to Mars, Oliver says.
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Brooks and his teammates are highly-skilled aerial linemen who specialize in servicing power-lines that can only be accessed by chopper in some of the country's most unforgiving terrain.
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This was why the Greek crisis of 2015 was so traumatic for Germany and why Ms. Merkel and her finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, were unforgiving in their treatment of Greece.
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In the final two episodes of the first season, Miri confronts the unforgiving residents of her town and learns about the events that led to the death of her friend.
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Later, while I was in community college, she struck through my papers with her unforgiving red pen and magically transformed my lengthy prose into writing that got to the point.
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The fact that you're reading this means you weren't at Ariana Grande's first Sweetener tour stop in Albany, so we're already starting off on the wrong foot — and I'm notoriously unforgiving.
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Among the factions you can select, the Emperor's is rated "very hard" implying that it's the kind of brutal and unforgiving experience reserved for those who are already pretty seasoned veterans.
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Nomadic people from Djibouti, they have made the unforgiving landscapes at the northern reaches of the Great Rift Valley their home, relying on the same extreme elements that endanger their lives.
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But every time we watched the brutal fall of a hero — whether Ned, Robb, Catelyn, Oberyn, Hodor, or even Shireen — its unforgiving brutality came with the poignant shock of poetic injustice.
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Even after all these years and all the advancements that have been made, Kushner's greatest prediction is that America — happy endings and all — will always be an unforgiving work in progress.
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It was so loud that you could barely have a conversation; it had heavy, awkward doors that were hard to shut; and its rigid, rickety handling was unforgiving on public roads.
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Spaniard Rahm and American Palmer carded an assured final-round three-under-par 69 in the unforgiving alternate shot foursomes format in demanding conditions on the bone-dry TPC Louisiana layout.
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But before you bemoan the hellish commutes and ice-cold wind chills, you may want to consider a silver lining: The unforgiving weather might up your chances of finding a date.
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But the trailer shows no hint of a triumphant reunion in Arya's future; she's struggling to survive in the unforgiving cold, building small fires and avoiding the army of the dead.
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Related: A Suicide Crisis in Canada's Unforgiving North Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler told CBC that two 10-year-olds have died by suicide in less than two years.
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A run-and-gun platformer in the vein of classics like Gunstar Heroes, Cuphead earned a reputation not just for its Fleischer and Disney homages, but also its extreme, unforgiving difficulty.
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Like Eighth Grade, Everything Sucks deals with the very real, miserable, and occasionally sweet challenges of finding yourself, your sexuality, and your passions in the unforgiving hell that is high school.
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Lonmin several years ago abandoned a failed and costly attempt at mechanisation in the face of an unforgiving geology - one of many missteps that have cost it in the long run.
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It's a major win for environmentalists, Alaska Natives and others who feared the environmental consequences of opening the frigid, unforgiving Arctic waters to drilling, especially in the case of a spill.
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And given the risks, proven out by Shell's failed effort s in the harsh, remote, unpredictable and unforgiving Arctic Ocean, this will never be an oil source we can count on.
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With the aid of a Gillette Fusion razor and a truckload of Barbasol, I shaved the thick mane coating my head into a jagged and unforgiving mohawk, straight to the skin.
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Just as important, Germany's government, which is seen as an unforgiving taskmaster across the euro-area periphery, would prefer not to be accused of practising something different from what it preaches.
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Album 20163 Photos View Slide Show ' The Transat bakerly is a one-person-sailboat race from Plymouth, England, to New York City — 3,000-plus nautical miles across an often-unforgiving sea.
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Britain's ex-partners may well be unforgiving: French and German politicians will not want to look soft before elections due next year, and will anyway be hoping to poach financial firms.
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It turned out to be an unforgiving landscape — threatened by Russia, plundered by oligarchs, plagued by indecisive leaders and overrun by outsiders hoping to make a quick buck off the chaos.
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The most deeply felt passages in "The Last Supper" are reserved for the artists of the Renaissance; the most unforgiving, for any group, pastime, or individual that Cusk perceives as philistine.
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South Deep has presented operational challenges in an unforgiving geology 3 kms (2 miles) beneath the surface with the company previously scrapping production and cost targets for the operation in 2015.
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The elder Smith reads fragments of what are apparently Nico's last poems, over minimal instrumental sounds and ambient natural-world audio from that arid island: the sound of unforgiving summer heat.
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In the images, he was squatting, with two thumbs up and a broad smile, beside a dead man whose flesh had rotted from his bones after months under the unforgiving sun.
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The journey began on March 6 in Willow, a town about 50 miles north of Anchorage, and crossed unforgiving, sometimes-steep terrain, including two mountain ranges and the Bering Sea coast.
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He hopes that the project could help shatter the unforgiving nature of the music industry that often awards success, Spotify streams, and marquee bookings to those plugged in with major labels.
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"We're interested in seeing how the Division conducts combat operations against a simulated adversary with capabilities as advanced as our own in the unforgiving terrain of the combat center," Maj. Gen.
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But then we asked how much time people should have to watch the episode or movie in question before spoilers are fair game, and the results were both fascinating and unforgiving.
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But six years later he became a target for the unforgiving conservatives of his party's Tea Party wing and was defeated in the Republican primary by Richard Mourdock, the state treasurer.
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Another blow to the company's public standing landed in 2015 when The New York Times published a lengthy examination of Amazon's corporate work culture, which was depicted as an unforgiving environment.
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This year, I reported from the subarctic village, where, crossing sea ice by snowmobile with a hunter, I learned about this majestic, unforgiving landscape, which is changing at a disorienting rate.
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Today, it is the last, having survived in part because Ms. Ratcliff had diversified early as others were squeezed out by the unforgiving economics of small farming, which she also faced.
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Thanks to an unforgiving Senate map, the party's more daunting challenge this cycle is to persuade people in not-so-blue areas of the country to give it a second chance.
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It's an unforgiving race, in which the slightest mistake in movement can send a rider full-speed into stone walls, mountainside homes or the scores of spectators who line the road.
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And, didn't Bailey cover for Dr. Weber when he was drinking on the job, yet she was absolutely unforgiving to Meredith when she helped Adele get into the Alzheimer's clinical trial!
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Mr. Winterkorn, known as an unforgiving boss who loudly berated subordinates who failed to meet his standards, was Volkswagen's chief executive for eight years and an influential executive for two decades.
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The beauty of audio sexting comes back to the benefit of voice feeling far more intimate than texting, while at the same time a lot less unforgiving than video or picture.
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The mood was intense, angry and unforgiving, according to people who attended the confidential organizing session, which included representatives from labor, environmental groups, immigration activists, gay rights and civil rights organizations.
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LONDON — Obviously there are times when the internet can be a harsh, unforgiving place, but there are also times when it's the perfect platform for people to unite over a common cause.
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For instance, Wraith, a cold and unforgiving female assassin character, can warp through space-time, which lets her become invincible and invulnerable to escape attacks and create warp tunnels for her teammates.
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These are people who are functioning in an unforgiving environment where the profit margins are thin, but it's also proven to be a pretty solid way to be successful in American business.
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I tried in a few places to put in a little sense of humor and lighten it up, but it is a brutal and unforgiving world and we wanted to portray that.
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After reading such judgmental and unforgiving characterizations—like derisively calling Bourdain a "drunk" and a "junkie"—I wondered if Karr and others were watching the same show as the rest of us.
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Now the Montreal-based producer and singer is set to release a new LP, Esc, recorded last year during the city's unforgiving winter months with a small cast of like-minded artists.
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Most importantly, the one thing that didn't change much about Monster Hunter in World is the combat, and Generations Ultimate delivers on the same unforgiving, rewarding battle system and loot-collecting loop.
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Unforgiving materials like leather or velcro straps can be extremely cumbersome, and getting caught in a tangle of straps and buckles in the middle of sex puts a damper on the mood.
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Several other studies have isolated Staphylococcus aureus and organisms associated with more unforgiving hospital-acquired infections like methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), Pseudomonas, Klebsiella pneumoniae and Acinetobacter baumannii from the neck accessory.
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The 2017 death toll in South Africa's mines increased to 88, surpassing the 2016 figure of 73, and ending nine straight years of falling fatalities in a country with an unforgiving geology.
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Although, if it gets too hot they will estivate, or enter a torpor-like state, and bury themselves to stay out of the unforgiving heat until some cooler weather or rainfall returns.
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But there's a caveat for GoT characters that doesn't apply to many other shows, which is that each actor must look completely makeup-free — even in the most unforgiving of HD settings.
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Before he is measured for a Green Jacket, however, it would be wise to remember he would not be the first favorite to be spat out by the unforgiving Augusta National layout.
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When CNBC's Jim Cramer heard from a caller on Monday about recent declines in the stock of United Rentals, he knew he had to calm her fears about the seemingly unforgiving market.
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I caught up with Zeichner at SXSW to talk about her interests, SXSW and managing a small print publication in a media environment that is more and more unforgiving for such efforts.
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We hope these releases encourage people to find those communities again and feel strength in knowing queers and women were exercising personal liberty and freedom of experimentation in much more unforgiving times.
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Afterward, the unforgiving Girardi said he had not asked for a video review because he did not want to break the rhythm of pitcher Chad Green — an explanation that immediately rang hollow.
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Yet Ms. Dyrholm, photographed frequently in brutally unforgiving close-up, fully captures the faded charisma of the woman whose life reads like a Who's Who of the New York midcentury art scene.
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And they were unforgiving in their own assessments, accusing Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa and the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, of a "railroad job" to get Judge Kavanaugh through.
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Also, since ski racing is an unforgiving sport, with just one winner in each race, winning cannot be the only source of happiness, or else losing passion for the sport is inevitable.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary, above left with Mr. Gruevski in 2013, was unable to explain the comparatively unforgiving treatment meted out to migrant asylum seekers — "ask the lawyers," he said.
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People in Ghana with albinism have been largely isolated from one another and unable to get the resources to help them battle the unforgiving sun and a world that thinks them disposable.
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Wellness programs are the logical conclusion of a system that, instead of treating health care as a basic human right, funnels issues of health and wellbeing into a narrow, unforgiving econometric rubric.
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Some smugglers are armed, militants are rife and the terrain is unforgiving: Each mission, lasting two weeks, requires 22002 new truck tires to replace the ones shredded in the blistering, rocky sand.
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At any speed above zero, the physics of derailment are unforgiving: Five people died in a high-speed one that took place around midnight near Union Square in the summer of 1991.
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If they don't, history will judge harshly those who are participating in this political charade and secret inquisition, and the future will be unforgiving to our constitutional republic as we know it.
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But they aren't, and it is, and some of the thanks goes to Ms. Rose's hard-core training when she was embedded in the unforgiving kitchens of Guy Savoy and Pierre Gagnaire.
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Recent polls before the Likud primary showed Mr. Netanyahu's support softening after his indictment but not enough to change the unforgiving math that has paralyzed the Israeli government for the past year.
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With the help of the coyote, the guide my father hired, we got past la migra, the border agents patrolling the unforgiving no man's land just north of the border with Tijuana.
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"The Caribbean and Florida Straits are dangerous and unforgiving for migrants on illegal and ill-advised voyages in overloaded vessels," said Jason Ryan, chief of response for the Seventh Coast Guard District.
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In parts of Italy, limonaias — lemon houses — are where citrus trees in their terra-cotta pots are taken during the winter months to shield them from the unforgiving frost and heavy rain.
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If so, "Arctic," the feature debut of Joe Penna (a Brazilian-born YouTube video artist), delivers what you desire, making effective use of both the star's rugged persona and unforgiving Icelandic landscapes.
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Related: Related: A Suicide Crisis in Canada's Unforgiving North Across Canada's provinces, cigarette prices generally stay the same — $8 to $10 CAD per pack — but can be significantly higher in the North.
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While Balto is the sled dog immortalized in Central Park, there were other dogs who faced the same unforgiving weather and terrifying odds to help transport the much-needed antitoxin serum to Nome.
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The last thing America needs in the cruel and unforgiving world in which it operates is a guy who doesn't know what he doesn't know -- and seems in no hurry to find out.
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But her reluctance to reveal herself causes her to become embroiled in a battle with her unforgiving daughter, whose care she had once relinquished to her family so she could continue her career.
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We Earthlings are wise to unforgiving nightmare planets, given that our closest neighbor, Venus, is an acid-soaked pressure-cooker that would melt your face off like in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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She also provides advice to clients out of state, and has noticed a pattern: For clients like hers, Southern and rural areas are unforgiving places for cases to come before family court judges.
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She says she personally didn't find it too difficult—she'd been in the Mexican equivalent of the Boy Scouts in her youth—but she saw firsthand just how unforgiving the journey could be.
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I like the wireless earbuds quite a bit, but they suffer the same issue as practically every Apple headphone before them — the hard plastic design is a bit unforgiving for different sized ears.
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It is hard to imagine many writers in history surviving the unforgiving scrutiny of contemporary cultural politics—which, it should be said, is a relatively new phenomenon whose influence could very well wane.
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In the most recent works in Blindfolded, large drawings done with a brush on the unforgiving surface of Plexiglas, the line seems tender, awkward, and vulnerable, as well as confident, smart and funny.
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As day breaks in the dramatic advertisement, some real-life McDonald's workers prepare for a day in the trenches, in that harsh, unforgiving square footage between the cash registers and the McFlurry machines.
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One way the Navy is doing that is by working with US allies and partners with the necessary knowledge and skills, picking their brains on how best to operate in this unforgiving environment.
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One takes away from "Now We Are Here" great pride in the courage of the individuals presented alongside an abiding wish that an often unforgiving world can — or will — just let them be.
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There, under the sheltering sky and unforgiving sun, they travel high and low on a journey that takes them into canyons, sand dunes, a lost past, their shared memories and finally the ineffable.
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Neither the music industry's many unforgiving moments—like trying to sell records after your distributor files for bankruptcy—or his many moments of success, have changed the ultimate trajectory of his prolific career.
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"It's an unforgiving and brutal market at the moment, with a very expensive delivery model and competition that's driving pricing down," said Seb Dovey, managing partner and private banking expert at Scorpio Partnership.
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Since its southern edge runs just north of Sonoyta, it's long been in the spotlight as an unforgiving obstacle course for undocumented immigrants, though their numbers have decreased dramatically over the last decade.
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Unlike the monstrously abusive penal colony so powerfully portrayed in Varlam Shalamov's "Kolyma Tales," and despite the unforgiving climate, their settlement shows signs of growing into the equivalent of a functioning collective farm.
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But generally they head for the exits, because you've got to work with this guy, and he represents a constituency group, for better or for worse, within the party that can be unforgiving.
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But the kind of crime with which immigration officials might be concerned is a judgment call, and during both the Obama and the George W. Bush administrations, the definition was capacious and unforgiving.
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The cold was unforgiving, but no one seemed to mind, as he shuffled through sand in pink satin shoes, climbed a fence and shrieked into the night, the eye of his own storm.
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Even at the start of the final against Nadal, some of the crowd were unforgiving of Medvedev, but by the end he had won them over with a courageous battle against the odds.
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It does so in a way that will directly hurt our children at a time at when the global labor market is increasingly unforgiving to adults without higher-level skills and college degrees.
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On a recent playthrough of some of the early levels of Pro Skater, I remembered how unforgiving the game could be but also how satisfying it felt to land a string of combos.
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It always takes me a while to remember how to play Monster Hunter properly, but even Iceborne's early fights proved an unforgiving way to settle back into the game's unique controls and combat.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Even when he landed with a fearful crack on the unforgiving concrete of Rio's BMX track and realized his bike was in pieces, Dutchman Niek Kimmann's race was not run.
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But just two hours of protesting out in New York's unforgiving January weather had me blowing on my fingers to keep them warm as I coped with wobbly legs from barely eating all day.
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Years from now it is quite possible that Bonnie and Clyde will be seen as the definitive film of the 1960s, showing with sadness, humor, and unforgiving detail what one society has come to.
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In his eyes, the world is an unforgiving place where cities are "war zones," where "rapists" are streaming across the border and where jealous rivals are hatching plots to humiliate America and Trump personally.
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If anything, this should be a reminder to traders how risky it can be to trade on margin, and that cryptocurrency markets can be just as unforgiving (and sometimes more) as other equity markets.
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Any and all of these call for art that reflects the unforgiving and unrepentant nature of life—the fact that we are all insignificant specks flitting across an astral timeline, hurling headlong into oblivion.
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Lee's film about a summer day in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant was the only commercial movie of its kind in the late '80s to confront racial politics in a bold, unforgiving way.
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Out of the factory, the Vulcan is completely configured for track use, including an asphalt-hugging ride height that would almost immediately be torn to shreds by unforgiving, pothole-ridden streets and steep driveways.
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Palm was struggling to survive as a small operator in a massive and unforgiving market, while Motorola was consistently losing money for parent company Google while also posing a threat to Samsung's Android hegemony.
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Gentileschi's Lucretia is stirring market excitement because it directly alludes to her experience of sexual violence, where it should be recognized more as symbolic of an impressive and successful career in an unforgiving society.
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In one scene, for example, our main man Fonny whispers sweet nothings in Tish's ear—a slow-panning camera circling the two, painting their unforgiving world in a blur next to their physical happiness.
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So, as the underdog twin rejoices like a pig in heat now that Ben officially knows her name, Olivia the Great is left stranded on Loser Island, her fat toes grounded in unforgiving sand.
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It pushes viewers to ponder what might happen in a world in which women decided to take justice into their own hands, and in which that justice turned out to be unforgiving and brutal.
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Something at the intersection of the end of 2001: A Space Odyssey and modern dance, it left me breathless with its unforgiving depiction of the relentless weight of depression; the impulse to self-destruct.
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If the system was harsh and unforgiving to Michael, it must have been unimaginably more so to Bree, the trans woman whom Michael fell in love with in prison, and who ultimately killed him.
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His home is surrounded by a beautiful, unforgiving landscape of red rock cliffs, a scattering of Navajo residences and, if you look closely, fencelines with KEEP OUT signs marking the numerous abandoned uranium sites.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. While the last couple of years have gone some way towards re-establishing Serie A's reputation, the preceding decade was an unforgiving one for Italian football.
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"His intent is to communicate the tenacity of the warrior ethos, that even when faced with the brutal and unforgiving nature of combat, will use every resource available to fight and win," Couture added.
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He grew up under Alex Ferguson's unforgiving tutelage; in his first presentation to the players, he told them that he would expect the same standards — both of effort and behavior — that he had experienced.
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Corporate capitalism, with its widening gulf between the ultrarich and the millions of people living in poverty, strains our social fabric while the worsening climate crisis provides unforgiving reminders of the earth's delicate interrelatedness.
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In all their understated glory, bothies allow for prolonged access to Britain's rugged, restorative and majestical hidden corners, places that might otherwise prove unforgiving or impractical as day-hike destinations for the casual explorer.
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One has a crisp, clean taste inspired by the unforgiving and sharp Winterfell terrain, whilst the other has rich and spicy notes inspired by the fire that courses through the veins of those dragons.
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But the Sullivan's unforgiving tone prompted Flynn's lawyers to take him up on an offer to postpone the sentencing until Flynn could cooperate further with prosecutors by testifying at a planned trial of Rafiekian.
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It's an exhilarating experiment, liberating both writer and reader from the unforgiving linear logic of realistic narrative while posing intriguing questions about fate, identity and the power of individuals to control their own lives.
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And while the studios tended to treat all actors like chattel (some more prized than others), women were treated especially harshly because the same sexism outside the industry can be as unforgiving inside it.
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Among scholars here, the unforgiving attitude toward Chiang that prevailed in the early years of Communist rule has softened, and now, credit is given to his troops for helping to keep the Japanese at bay.
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Then the attack on Pearl Harbor happened — and five months later, the Japanese-American artist was residing in the incarceration camp of Poston, Arizona, enduring unforgiving dry heat, afternoon dust storms, and bouts of despair.
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Sometimes, sure, you'll have to reload to an earlier moment — save manually, and often, as the game's autosave is... unforgiving — but most of the time you can pick up the pieces and keep chugging along.
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"The Saudi government appears determined to leave its citizens without any space to show even rhetorical support for activists jailed in this unforgiving crackdown on dissent," said Sarah Leah Whitson, Middle East director at HRW.
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At this point, we all know that Hollywood is unforgiving when it comes to hiring Black and brown talent, and the fact that those names are still unknown to mainstream audiences is a sad reality.
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Add in summers off and tenure protections, which make it difficult for veteran teachers to get fired, and Windy City teachers seemingly have it easy compared to the typical worker in our increasingly unforgiving economy.
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Monster Hunter can be a difficult, unforgiving game for newcomers — it's about timing and patience, as the larger monsters can take you out swiftly if you over-commit to an attack and leave yourself exposed.
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NYC high society, which he has always wanted to be in, is brutal and unforgiving… Who would think the 2016 Al Smith Dinner would encapsulate the prism our media sees this campaign in so perfectly?
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Savages' sound and aesthetic can feel like a strategic assault Savages' sound and aesthetic can feel like a strategic assault, composed of guitar slashes, puncturing drums, theatrical vocals, feedback, all black outfits, and unforgiving light.
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The game's fast-paced, slippery skating action holds up pretty well today, though the controls are unforgiving and it can be frustratingly difficult at times — the re-release could have used a touch of rebalancing.
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Try Shandong-style pumpkin, shrimp, and pork dumplings eaten under the unforgiving 95-degree San Gabriel Valley sun while hearing an argument for why Spector may actually be innocent from one of his old colleagues.
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While it imposed an unforgiving version of Islamic law through public beheadings and crucifixions, the group also carried out the mundane duties of governance in its territories, including regulating prices at markets and building infrastructure.
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MONACO (Reuters) - Monaco's famed casino holds no attractions for Max Verstappen but the 20-year-old Dutchman is much more willing to take a high-speed gamble on the unforgiving streets of the Mediterranean principality.
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The idea is that the ice letters will gradually melt away after spending hours under the unforgiving July sun, a symbolic representation of the ongoing issue of income inequality and wealth disparity in this country.
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Both ultimately hew to a distrustful, stark, combative, zero-sum view of life — the idea that making it in this world is an unforgiving slog and that, given other people's selfish natures, vulnerability is dangerous.
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I've come to terms with its unforgiving difficulty, its complete lack of regard for gaming convention, and I've turned a mostly blind eye to its performance woes (having been playing it on an Xbox 360).
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While corporate executives may feel such a jungle atmosphere is harsh and unforgiving, don't forget that customers who buy products and investors of capital are at the top of the food chain in this jungle.
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On campuses clenched by unforgiving debates over language and inclusion, some students embrace Mr. Trump as a way of rebelling against the intricate rules surrounding privilege and microaggression, and provoking the keepers of those rules.
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Enough time has now passed for memories of the war to have faded and remain alive among only a small part of the country's population, who were most likely to be unforgiving of the women.
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After five months of digging under an unforgiving sun, a team of Egyptian archaeologists unearthed the tomb belonging to the goldsmith who had lived in the desert province of Luxor, the authorities said on Saturday.
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Her newborn is, for many, just another "anchor baby," proof that a more aggressive and unforgiving approach to illegal immigration is warranted and that Trump is right to call for an end to birthright citizenship.
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To the end, he remained unforgiving toward Mr. Mugabe, insisting that the government formally accept responsibility for the Matabeleland slaughter in the 1980s, apologize to relatives of the victims and compensate them for their losses.
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Ever since Davis, the chief executive of the U.S.G.A., began overseeing the Open setup, he has shifted away from the association's formula of narrow fairways, unforgiving rough and greens as hard as a cart path.
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The story of the British twin brothers Alex and Marcus Lewis in the documentary "Tell Me Who I Am" might have been concocted by the novelist Ian McEwan in one of his more unforgiving moods.
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At the same time, plant conditions are regimented and unforgiving, with 30 minutes for lunch and two 10-minute bathroom breaks that workers said don't include time to change out and into cumbersome protective garb.
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That brings to mind a certain tweeter in chief, and so does the argument that when you feel compelled to project an unforgiving kind of masculine strength, you end up in a twisted, tortured place.
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"I think what we've seen is that the issues we have are better and worse at different circuits," said technical head Paddy Lowe after the race in Barcelona, a track he described as particularly unforgiving.
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But there's a distinct suggestion in this trailer that things won't come as freely to our main protagonist Rey (Daisy Ridley) this time around, as evidenced by the unforgiving training we see her put herself through.
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One day in 1945, in the waning days of World War II, Anton Iwanowski and his brother Wiktor escaped from a Russian gulag and set off across an unforgiving landscape, desperate to return home to Poland.
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I'd had another a slipup, an accident, although by then my accidents had begun to tally an unforgiving chronology, and the counselor who sat me down made a smirk as I tried to explain that away.
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Between the long journeys in cars, planes, or buses, uncomfortable hotel beds, unfamiliar surroundings, and unforgiving jet lag, it's easy to feel restless, anxious, or stressed to the point where you just can't get sufficient sleep.
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One cannot overstate the influence of From's uniquely ruthless and macabre rules around in-game death, in which you have to return to your corpse to hang on to progress you've made, and brutally unforgiving combat.
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The decision to quit wasn't an easy one, Bundy said, but the movement's unforgiving opposition to the migrant caravan and what he called a dangerous and blinding support of President Trump left him with no choice.
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Many in its aboriginal population are living roughly the same lifestyle as their ancestors did 150,000 years ago, and there are hardy farmers and small-town folk carving out their own space amid the unforgiving landscape.
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Their reimagining of the track, entitled "RING THE AMBIENCE," is as unforgiving as anything else in the NON catalogue, layering on distortion, dissonance, and claustrophobic intensity to give the formidable original an even more aggressive pathos.
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Up-and-coming Force user Rey (Daisy Ridley) gets a similarly brutal, unforgiving examination into her parent issues and her attachment to myths, both her self-created ones and the ones she's absorbed about the Jedi.
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This is one place where the constraints imposed on the candidates by the impeachment trial could make a difference: Sanders was forced to cancel a late January rally at UNI due to the Senate's unforgiving schedule.
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The main surprise of the day was the lack of upsets, with no safety car on track and no major crashes on the unforgiving streets that have given the race a reputation for unpredictability and chaos.
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Where Sore was an unforgiving noise mudslide (save for the ending piano ballad "Burned By the Cold,") Heaven is healing, intimate, an understanding that absence weighs more than presence, that life is both sweet and sour.
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Every Tuesday she'd go—ten dollars all you can drink, you can't blame her—and wake up the next morning hungover to hell with knees bruised black from twerking on unforgiving surfaces all over the building.
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In the unregulated world of estate sales, it can often be a challenge finding a reliable company to handle the unforgiving task of assessing and selling a person's lifetime of possessions in just a few days.
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In the process, Ms. Clinton, the first female presidential nominee of a major party, elevated a largely forgotten tale of Mr. Trump, when his oversight of beauty pageants collided with his unforgiving fixation with female beauty.
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The teenagers of "The Get Down" are all in different stages of self-invention — around them are unforgiving families, the burning buildings of the South Bronx, as well as the cultural claustrophobia of the disco era.
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As part of his presidential campaign, Donald J. Trump promised an unforgiving approach to illegal immigration, including building a wall along the border with Mexico and stepping up deportations beyond even President Obama's record removal rates.
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Chopping the trees down, loading them into a sled and dragging them to the walls is a slow process, but nobody complains: Survival in the bleak world of The Forest is hard work, and often unforgiving.
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Behind everything he does and has managed to achieve in the face of an unforgiving scene, Makhija is just a determined, goofy guy who loves what he does and wants to share it with the world.
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That much was clear from the swift and unforgiving backlash after an investigative journalist used financial documents to suggest in an article published on Sunday that Anita Raja, an Italian translator, was behind Ms. Ferrante's books.
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Is there anything worse, anything less conducive to the enjoyment and understanding of the beautiful game, than a round table of former professionals braying platitudes at one another beneath the unforgiving lights of a TV studio?
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York discovered this summer just how unforgiving the bottom tier can be, after trying an array of strategies to boost the amount of attention she received from cable news and voters.
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Chief Executive Luke Ellis said on Wednesday Man Group had "found it difficult to generate performance for clients and performance fees" due to a "very unforgiving" market over the first three quarters, leading to "disappointing profits".
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In Alison's point of view she was harsh and unforgiving — until the morning after Alison slept with her husband, when Luisa came to tell her that she could have an unsupervised visit on Joanie's actual birthday.
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Hold the eye roll and exasperation about millennials and their failure to launch or the gushing of financial resentment for a moment, and consider the unforgiving economics of trying to make it in this country today.
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The refuge is 187,000 acres of shrubs and wetlands, an oasis in an otherwise unforgiving landscape that sits helpfully in the path of the Pacific Flyway, one of North America's four major north-south migratory routes.
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As we reexamine cases that were first addressed or settled long in the past — whether it's Parker's, Roman Polanski's, Bill Cosby's, or Bill Clinton's — we're inevitably going to be looking at them through a more unforgiving lens.
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Before the AP reached out to Algeria for comment and published the report on June 26, the North African nation was expelling migrants by the hundreds almost every week into the unforgiving desert, sometimes to their deaths.
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"The disease they were born with is very volatile … MSUD is very unforgiving," she says, noting that Haddad and Jasin now have to take medication, undergo blood work and maintain a certain diet due to the illness.
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Rescue teams dug out Naik Hanamanthappa in one of the world's most unforgiving environments, at an altitude of 19,600 feet (6,000 m) on the Siachen Glacier, which India and Pakistan have fought over intermittently for three decades.
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Both have the potential to go viral, but memes are lost to the unforgiving sands of internet time, while the bizarre, bespoke toys can live on as a story for the next person who stumbles upon them.
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The story of Sharbat Gula, the young Afghan refugee whose stunning green eyes and unforgiving gaze glared out at readers from the cover of the June 22009 issue of National Geographic, is a tragic case in point.
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"The Trump administration is risking a major oil spill by letting this foreign corporation drill in the unforgiving waters off Alaska," said Kristen Monsell, the legal director for oceans at the Center for Biological Diversity nonprofit group.
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On Thursday, Darpa gathered roboticists in the Louisville Mega Cavern, in Kentucky, and gave them a mission: Design robots to navigate a grueling subterranean course of tunnels and caves, some of the most unforgiving environments on Earth.
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As some of the pioneers of the Swedish techno sound, Joel Mull and friends Adam Beyer and Cari Lekebusch dominated much of the late-90s scene with unforgiving bangers that defined the looping minimalism of the era.
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It's a dangerous, albeit triumphant, balance of vibes bad and good that mirrors those pangs of acute anxiety and all-knowing, unforgiving existential dread—muddled with moments of warmth and tranquility—that color a comedown from psychedelics.
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Mr. Karimov, who ruled from 1991 until his death in 2016, was unforgiving of dissent, particularly after unrest in the eastern town of Andijon in 2005, which ended with armed S.N.B. officers killing hundreds of unarmed protesters.
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He seemed a bit stunned by what looked like well-read but battered and foxed editions of his old Fawcett paperbacks; they are still precious to me with the unforgiving and distant Parker as their central character.
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Girardi said he wanted to avoid putting Sabathia and his troublesome right knee on the unforgiving artificial turf at the Rogers Centre, where the Yankees start a three-game series against the Blue Jays on Friday night.
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They become some of the show's more frustrating parts because there's a strong element of torture porn involved in the framing of these scenes; they're deeply melodramatic and unforgiving in their displays of sadism, violence, and dehumanization.
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For 81 years the climate observers atop Mount Washington have been evaluating each day's weather on a sliding scale of 5 cents (impenetrable blizzard conditions and unforgiving cold) to 50 cents (brilliant sunshine and seasonably warm temperatures).
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Then reach back almost 20 years before that, to 1998, when James Byrd Jr., a black man, was abducted by three white men and fatally dragged from the back of a pickup truck along unforgiving Texas asphalt.
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WASHINGTON — Back from overseas and confronting an unforgiving political environment, President Trump appears increasingly isolated inside the White House, according to advisers, venting frustration over the performance of his staff and openly talking about shaking it up.
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But I hated that by the time we got home I was sobbing on the couch about our fraught relationship with our mother, some deep dark part of me ripped open and exposed to the unforgiving light.
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He can be unforgiving when he senses a composer, no matter how great, has gone astray: misunderstanding the potential of his own discoveries or — in the case of the Neoclassical Stravinsky — opting for respectability over uninhibited exuberance.
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But I will release my anger at how other black folks find a way to keep themselves sane in the face of madness, and I will provide the unforgiving rage towards our enemies that others simply can't.
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Mine owner Gold Fields blames unforgiving geology 3 km (2 miles) beneath the operation south west of Johannesburg, says it has not had to fire anyone over mechanization and points to staff members who have readily embraced change.
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This helps families avoid the impossible choices they are forced to make in emergencies -- pulling their children out of school, buying less nutritious food, selling the little they own -- helping ease the unforgiving cycle of crisis and poverty.
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But when they step up to accept their party's nomination, candidates move into an arena where the stakes are higher and the bar for mistakes is much more unforgiving than the rough-and-tumble of a primary campaign.
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One of the biggest criticisms of the game, especially compared to the more accessible Fortnite Battle Royale, is that PUBG's steep learning curve and the unforgiving structure of its lengthy multiplayer matches makes it difficult to meaningfully improve.
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I don't know how historically accurate it is, but you sure feel the raw urgency of trying to scratch out a living as a hunter in the unforgiving climates of northern England without much protection from the elements.
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What everyone at a startup needs to know about immigration Over the past three years, immigration policies and procedures have been in a state of flux and the process has become more unforgiving for even the smallest mistakes.
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Most poignantly, we see her anorexia, exercise mania and macabre plastic surgeries — heck, her entire professional drive — in the context of her mother's unforgiving gaze: Cleo Gurley made it clear that she never thought her daughter was beautiful.
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She was a female creative director who had grown a small company into a $260-million business, an outlier who would provide a model for Jean-Raymond of how a supposed outsider could succeed in an unforgiving industry.
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I'm not unforgiving of youthful stupidity, although it would have been swell if reporters had asked obvious questions: How was it that you attended an integrated high school in exurban Maryland and yet posted racist and homophobic comments?
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Yet whereas in "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," both Francie and the Tree of Heaven grow up amid an unforgiving, concrete urban setting, Czapnik's maple has been coaxed and cared for, its leaves treated with a protective coating.
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Stretching nearly 1,900 miles from the Colorado Rockies to the salty Gulf of Mexico, the Rio Grande has been the stuff of Southwestern lore, sustained entire cultures and nourished wildlife in an otherwise unforgiving part of the planet.
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Op-Ed Contributor A major international emergency is unfolding in northern Africa, and the world has yet to notice: Smugglers are abandoning hundreds of migrants as they attempt to cross the unforgiving sands and heat of the Sahara.
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PHOENIX — Sheriff Joe Arpaio, an enduring symbol of Arizona's unforgiving stance toward illegal immigration, lost his bid for a seventh term on Tuesday, effectively ending the career of perhaps the most divisive law enforcement figure in the country.
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Eastern, comes amid an unforgiving news cycle for the President, as several investigations continue to look into any ties between Trump's presidential campaign and Russia, and on the heels of a brief government shutdown just a week prior.
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Made of 2000-karat gold, sterling silver, diamonds and what Mr. Bicakci called "very unforgiving" sapphire crystal, it features a reverse-engraved intaglio image of a dragonfly whose wings, at certain times, obscure the minute and second hands.
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This industry.. Surprising as it would have been to me as a kid marveling how a human being can tell a story about a flight of bumblebees using sound.. The music industry is brutal and relentless and unforgiving.
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" Related: A Suicide Crisis in Canada's Unforgiving North In response to the backlash, the filmmaker has reworked the feature into various edits, "to reconcile the interests and protect my distributor, who isn't interested in presenting the problematic versions.
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But these regulations did not kill coal-fired plants, and rolling them back, as Mr. Trump is doing, will not stop the unforgiving forces of the market, chiefly the switch to cheaper natural gas, and renewables' increasing competitiveness.
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I spent nine days circulating with Sehgal's work in the square, sampling the vibrations of not just the performances, but also the unpredictable oscillations of life in one of North Africa's most infamous, mystical, unforgiving, and indomitable public spaces.
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And though you may assume, dear innocent theatergoer, that things can only lighten up for this poor blighted creature, she will continue to march in lock step with an unforgiving destiny for the succeeding two and a half hours.
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The authors of the new study describe the challenges this way:Montezuma's Revenge is infamous for its hostile, unforgiving environment: the agent [called Panama Joe] must navigate a maze composed of different rooms, each filled with a number of traps.
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Op-Ed Contributor WHEN the history of President Obama's legacy on immigration is written, he will not go down as the president who boldly acted to protect millions of families from the brutality of our nation's unforgiving immigration laws.
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Since Arkansas was the first state to tie work requirements to Medicaid, I worked with my colleagues at the applied behavioral science firm ideas2900 to map the unforgiving steps and onerous barriers that Arkansans face to maintain their coverage.
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In 1999, a 17-year-old Lil Wayne released a song called "Fuck tha World" about the unforgiving cycle of life that claimed his stepfather by the gun, yet rewarded him with the birth of his first child, Reginae.
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Though there are references throughout to the unforgiving Korean ethic of perfectionism, what the young performers endure in the name of their craft doesn't seem all that different from what we are told Simon Cowell's protégés are put through.
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Bathed in the unforgiving light of his flash, Mr. Tunbjork's disparate subjects — a dirty snowman with a spray-painted smile, a flock of sea gulls, a man sitting alone on a bus — emerge from the darkness with brutal clarity.
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In such a tribal environment, it is an unusually unforgiving role: Calling for a referee to be punished is perhaps the only thing that can bring diverse fans, competing managers and the hectoring news media together in common cause.
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The Jets will miss Ferguson — who has decided to retire — for many reasons, but none more than this: In a brutal and unforgiving sport, they could always count on him, day after day, game after game, year after year.
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In letters that were both deeply learned and alarmingly frank, his charisma shines through, but we also see his complexity: He was a man who could, by turns, be abusive and utterly unforgiving, but also gentle, affectionate and funny.
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"Pastel is the unforgiving medium — there is no going back, every move indelible," he wrote in 2012 for a show at the Kent Fine Art gallery in Manhattan, explaining his attraction to the "the gambling nature" of using pastels.
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Game by game and play by play, Westbrook points his thermonuclear appetite towards various discrete and practical directions—getting past a defender, say, or throwing down a dunk with the unforgiving fury of six thousand scorching suns—and goes.
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When the show returned in the spring of 2016, it received slightly more promotion, but NBC also stuck it in an unforgiving Sunday night time slot, where it held its own but didn't exactly light the world on fire.
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Cited in a press release as "an epic tale of life in America's unforgiving heartland," Red Dead Redemption 2 is a sequel to 2010's Western epic Red Dead Redemption, which is itself a followup to 2004's Red Dead Revolver.
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The black-and-white film, emphasising the unforgiving slate of the plaza floor and the gaunt faces of soldiers hunkering between sandbags in the square's archways, reflect the solemnity and melancholy that seemed to settle over Madrid in the late 1930s.
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But a series of tweets from President Donald Trump changed that, thrusting this group of Central Americans into the unforgiving glare of the international spotlight and upending what had been the usually unseen journey of people fleeing to the United States.
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Robbed of your home and left for dead, you'll tear across an unforgiving wasteland battling bloodthirsty gangs to find the tools and tech needed to take the fight to The Authority and crush their oppressive rule once and for all!
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Mildred, a furious and unforgiving small-town single mother, faces off with the town's revered police chief Bill Willoughby - Woody Harrelson - who wants to help but does not know how, especially as he is battling with cancer at the same time.
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Public opinion on Kanye West has been historically unforgiving, and fans are well aware that the Kanye who goes off script during a live TV fundraiser to say "George Bush doesn't care about black people" exists largely in the past.
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There's a certain irony in the fact that Trump is seeking relief from his domestic troubles by plunging into the cruel and unforgiving world that America confronts abroad, particularly the seemingly intractable Israeli-Palestinian conflict and a good many skeptical allies.
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" Long-term factors: "competition from streaming services such as Netflix and the influence of the movie review site Rotten Tomatoes, [which is part of] an unforgiving social media environment in which bad movies are immediately punished by online word of mouth.
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And yet, while everyone was preoccupied watching a 67-year-old man botch "Amazing Grace" on one of the world's most unforgiving instruments, the kid – who we shall, from here on in, refer to as Yung Wokeness – saw an opportunity.
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