"Canada has treated us very badly, they have treated our farmers in Wisconsin and New York State very badly," he said.
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It was always going to be a game about dealing very badly with social situations, mostly because I tend to deal very badly with social situations.
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Because basically what they did, is they used Carter Page who nobody even knew, who I feel very badly for, I think he has been treated very badly.
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And I think they're making a big mistake, because Fox was treated very badly by the Democrats -- very, very badly -- having to do with the debates and other things.
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"I think the Border Patrol's been treated very badly by certain members of Congress, very, very badly," Trump contended, also saying that he had not seen reporting about the Facebook groups.
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" President Trump scolded him for " acting very, very badly .
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So he begins to read — very badly and unconfidently.
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For one, "Turkey needs foreign exchange very badly," he said.
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They are very leveraged REITs tend to do very badly.
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China "wants to talk very badly", Mr Trump added happily.
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Russia fared very badly, with a fall in 14 billionaires.
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Russia fared very badly, with a fall in 246 billionaires.
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The fact is that majority voting does this very badly.
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Air travel is very bad and it sucks very badly.
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Very badly sunburned and therefore a little feverish and 2.
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"I felt very, very badly about that," Trump said Monday.
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"They treat her very badly," Trump said of the press.
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They beat Ahmad very badly and in a barbaric way.
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Because sometimes, sex at work can go very, very badly.
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When I was younger, I wanted different hair very badly.
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They were very badly advised and intimidated by the police.
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"I'm going to come off very badly here," he said.
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The corrupt air controllers are treating me very, very badly.
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No wonder, since China wants Syngenta's crop technology very badly.
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Yes, VW screwed up very badly and they're heavily unionized.
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"North Korea is behaving very badly," he said on Twitter.
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Three were killed, and three were very, very badly injured.
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The Iraq War was something that the Kremlin took very badly.
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Jim Comey I think comes across very badly as a Democrat.
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I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family.
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That's an experiment that could end very badly for their party.
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Security and privacy advocates fear this could go very, very badly.
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Spoiler alert: They went very, very badly for the wizarding community.
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That was a big blow, and I took it very badly.
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Basically, you'd have to really want to play Halo very badly.
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"I think Peter very badly misspoke," Mr. Kudlow said on CNBC.
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"Everybody wants it very badly, as you can imagine," he said.
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Humans deal very badly with the idea of chance and contingency.
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And that it was all going to end very, very badly.
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I slept very badly and continue to snooze for a while.
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HABERMAN: Who else has been treated very badly, in your opinion?
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The state of Puebla was also very badly hit by the quake.
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"I feel very badly treated by this hugely profitable company," he added.
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Such an approach could easily go down very badly with some flyers.
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But I think, long term, you want to own Disney very badly.
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One of the men I saw, his head was bleeding very badly.
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The koala appears very badly burned, with scabs all over its body.
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On Friday morning, the president tweeted: North Korea is behaving very badly.
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I very badly want us to return to an inclusive American dream.
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" On China: "I think they want to make a deal very badly.
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"So it really needs that AI impact very, very badly," he says.
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"Bernie Sanders is being treated very badly by the Dems," he tweeted.
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"His odds were very badly underestimated," Mr. Thiel said of Mr. Trump.
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Cohen has warned that the case could turn out very badly for Daniels.
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We will see what happens with Brexit, but they treat us very badly.
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Q And, Mr. President -- THE PRESIDENT: But Canada has treated us very badly.
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Something has gone very badly wrong with the United States and the world.
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I would tell you that we did get beaten and beaten very badly.
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It could also go very badly if we don't make the right choices.
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We just landed in Ceiba, which has been very, very, very badly hit.
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We have like a heated house for them, we spoil them very badly.
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He was shaking ... And yet he'll talk about the United States very badly.
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"I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family," Trump tweets.
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"Russia and China wanted it very badly," he added of the arms deal.
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And now, Jon's forces have been very, very badly depleted by this battle.
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"China wants to talk very badly," he said at a news conference yesterday.
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Impeachment, as schoolchildren learn, is what happens when a president behaves very badly.
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" On Manafort: "I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family.
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Q And, Mr. President — THE PRESIDENT: But Canada has treated us very badly.
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I do think Elizabeth Warren's been hurt very badly with the Pocahontas trap.
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Egyptian investigators "cooperated very badly with the French authorities" at that time, she said.
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Has a bad connotation because the United States was hurt very badly by NAFTA.
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" In March, Trump insisted China wasn't doing enough: "North Korea is behaving very badly.
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I personally feel very badly if this hurt anyone and I am truly sorry.
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In stark contrast to the banks it is very badly capitalised (see chart 2).
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"Having said that, the NAFTA talks seem to be going very badly," Lester said.
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"This is playing very badly for the U.S. in many parts of the world."
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On Monday, US President Donald Trump told reporters he felt "very badly" for Flynn.
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When that is the case, the child is often beaten and treated very badly.
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Each said she wanted very badly to punch the other fighter in the face.
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Pakistan, like most countries, reacts very badly to public attempts to force its hand.
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"I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family," the President tweeted.
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Politicians have been treated very badly and unfairly all throughout US and world history.
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That is a real change in power, and people react to that very badly.
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During the era of Donald Trump, sure, saying something like that could go very badly.
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" This is accurate -- especially if your definition of "treated supposedly very badly" is "was assassinated.
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"You need somebody like Donald in Washington very badly," said the chairman of Icahn Enterprises.
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"They want to make a deal very badly," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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"He's tough on people, but he wants those people to succeed very badly," Kass said.
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Her big break was to perform (very badly) on "Pakistan Idol", a television talent show.
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And what Trump and the citizenry both need right now very badly is some closure.
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Pelosi on impeachment, unless she changes tack, I think history will judge her very badly.
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"It is something [Abe] feels very badly about," Brown said, referring to Waranowitz's 2000 testimony.
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Trump also said he's leaving New York because local politicians have treated him very badly.
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They've been hurt very badly, but they understand this is the right thing to do.
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It's hurting Denmark very badly because they're losing almost $700 million a year carrying it.
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"I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"I wanted very badly to be in love with intelligent, well-read women," Kailash says.
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But something tells me the third act of this drama will end very, very badly.
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"Republicans are losing women very badly," Democratic pollster and political strategist Celinda Lake told Vox.
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Congratulations Marsha, we need you very badly in the Senate to vote for our agenda.
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If you look at the healthcare system in the US they pay a lot more in the US than let's say in Canada where most of our European countries yet very badly distributed health services very badly for some of the middle and lower class.
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Meanwhile, formerly trendy emerging economies like Brazil are suddenly doing very badly, and China is stumbling.
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If he does not hold up, this could end very very badly for DJT and others.
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" U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: On China: "I think they want to make a deal very badly.
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If only Herzog could give this idea of full embeddedness the attention it very badly needs.
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There's something you want very badly, Sag—what are you willing to do to get it?
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I hope you know how deeply you were loved and how very badly you'll be missed.
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Donald Trump loves all of this: Bernie Sanders is being treated very badly by the Dems.
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Should the administration's agenda stall further, "that could weigh very badly on the market," he said.
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Still, 22019 percent overall said they think the fight is going very badly or moderately badly.
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Trump that he felt "very badly" for Ailes but didn't mention feeling badly for the women.
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"The Palestinians, I think, are wanting to come back to the table very badly," he said.
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I need Jim very badly to help our agenda and to keep MAKING AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!
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He was making his best effort to sell the very badly flawed product of Donald Trump.
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"Our business can be very badly hit depending on what direction this goes," Mr. Palmieri said.
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Depression itself generates — it's not just mental health but physical health tends to do very badly.
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They have done everything possible to destroy us & by so doing, very badly hurt our nation.
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Some were very, very badly wounded, and they were badly wounded because they refused to leave.
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If Trump decides to slide Navarro into the job, Wall Street would likely react very badly.
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No, I think Nancy Pelosi is hurting our country very badly by doing what she's doing.
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And they want to make a deal very badly ... it could happen sooner than you think.
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Handel is trying to defend a Republican health care bill that polls very badly in her district.
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If the election results mirror the current state of the polls, Trump will lose, maybe very badly.
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"Theyve been hurt very badly but they understand this is the right thing to do," he said.
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Witnesses told BuzzFeed News that one person appeared to be very badly injured and was receiving CPR.
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And if NBC's anonymous sources are telling the truth, this role is one she wants very badly.
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I think he's got very little feeling for anybody else—the world has treated him very badly.
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Miller has pitched very badly this year, to the point that he's now scuffling in Triple-A.
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Charlottesville is a great place that has been very badly hurt over the last couple of days.
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But the market for child care, like the market for health care, works very badly in practice.
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"I felt very, very badly about that," Trump said during a press availability in the Rose Garden.
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This is likely to go very badly and the government will be punished by voters for it.
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The case for Brexit is, basically, that EU membership ties Britain to a very badly run institution.
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But make no mistake: Trump wants the meeting to happen very badly, and may well be back.
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In Ingrid Goes West, it feels inevitable from the start that it will all go very badly.
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"President Obama failed very badly with Crimea," Mr. Trump said on Friday when asked about Russia's annexation.
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She's been cast as the villain, and has been thrown around in productions, and treated very badly.
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"It doesn't take much to imagine it could have gone very badly for them," Ms. Buchanan said.
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" "Conan was very badly hurt as you know, and they thought maybe he was not to recover.
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I feel very, very badly for the people who are very scared for their way of life.
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" He said CNN has "really taken it too seriously and I think they've hurt themselves very badly.
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The fact of the matter is, though, you look at their business and its been very badly managed.
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"History will judge both sides very badly if we get this wrong," Hunt told BBC radio on Friday.
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Manor Road in Wallington — particularly a dip in the road beneath the railway track — was very badly affected.
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Every friend he had or person he was intimate with as a young man, he burned very badly.
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But any Grey's Anatomy fan knows that a day that starts off well will end very, very badly.
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" He also said he "felt very badly; we have to do something because people are suffering from this.
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"The WTO has treated the United States very badly, and I hope they change their ways," he said.
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As the season progressed, we realized that Earn secretly wanted one thing very badly: a place to stay.
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If not, what we might be seeing is a crunch that will end very badly for domestic buyers.
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One of the other firefighters with me was also very badly injured with a broken back and leg.
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I was 13, my brother 15, and it affected us very badly with little help from our mother.
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"The WTO has treated the United States very badly, and I hope they change their ways," Trump said.
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He said he was leaving the Empire State because he had been "treated very badly" by its politicians.
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"I have been treated very badly by the political leaders of both the city and state," he wrote.
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It is not revealing too much to say that his tentative friendship with Cooper will end very badly.
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And we've been hurt by — we've been hurt, in my opinion, very badly, by our own Federal Reserve.
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"I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family," Trump wrote in a post on Twitter.
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"I have been treated very badly by the political leaders of both the city and state," Trump tweeted.
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"China wants to talk very badly," Trump said after announcing a renewed trade deal with Mexico and Canada.
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They're dangerous and disgusting, for sure, but they're also absurdly stupid and, on the whole, very badly written.
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"I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family," Trump wrote in one of the tweets.
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This was a terrible summit that went very badly and I wish they could just put it behind us.
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They have treated our farmers in Wisconsin and New York state and a lot of other states very badly.
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They know this, and with the classic compulsion inherent to every nerd, they want to explain so very badly.
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"This was a very badly mismanaged island for a very long time," he said in a morning TV interview.
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Now the company is back with a massive, 21440-inch curved ultrawide monitor, and I need one very badly.
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Trump said last month that he felt "very badly" for Ailes, but didn't mention feeling badly for the women.
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The Observatory and the medical sources said many other people had been injured in the explosion, some very badly.
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"He's acting very, very badly," the president said of Kim Jong-un, according to a White House pool report.
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"He's acting very, very badly," the president said of North Korea's leader, according to a White House pool report.
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" More Americans believe the country is struggling, however, with 28 percent saying "pretty badly" and 23 percent "very badly.
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The outspoken billionaire also lashed out at Romney, needling him for losing "very badly" against President Obama in 2012.
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"There were many who spoke English very badly, or with a lot of slang, but not him," she said.
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Then they plunged, and so did the Russian economy, which has done very badly in the past few years.
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"China wants to talk very badly," Mr. Trump said at a news conference in the White House Rose Garden.
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"This can end very, very badly," yelled a woman pushing a stroller, warning them not to photograph her children.
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"This could all go very badly, very quickly -- not just over there, but here in this country," she says.
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"I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family," the President tweeted the week of his conviction.
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"The name NAFTA has a bad connotation because the United States was hurt very badly by NAFTA," he said.
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"The name NAFTA has a bad connotation because the United States was hurt very badly by NAFTA, " he said.
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"I feel very badly for Paul Manafort," Trump said Tuesday after landing in West Virginia for a campaign rally.
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Nunberg said he's "not a fan" of Trump, adding that the president treated him "very badly" during the campaign.
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They've hurt this country very badly and no other president should have to go through what I've gone through.
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" June 227 (ABC interview) This is accurate -- especially if your definition of "treated supposedly very badly" is "was assassinated.
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I very badly wanted to write for GQ. A GQ editor named Mark Lotto left GQ and started Matter.
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Repeatedly, he implies that the only thing that matters to him is music, because the film wants very badly to be about the music rather than the musician; it wants very badly to be about Freddie Mercury's voice (which was dubbed over Rami Malek's lip-syncing) instead of Freddie Mercury's whole identity.
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The president singled out German Chancellor Angela Merkel, saying that she had been "very badly hurt" by her migration policy.
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The prey animal took advantage of the situation and escaped—though it appears to have a very badly broken hoof.
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Trump proved he doesn't need them, while they obviously need him very badly in order to get their agenda passed.
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The truth, it seems, is that Flynn has behaved very badly — and attracted a lot of attention from the authorities.
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The dollar gets very badly hurt, but more importantly it becomes a very volatile market driven by every possible headline.
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The recent data is lousy the stock market has come back this year, but it had been performing very badly.
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Only 3 of our past targets refused to pay and were punished very badly and 2 of them collapse entirely.
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Trump has not ruled out pardoning Manafort, saying last week he feels "very badly" for his former campaign head. Sen.
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He's somebody that didn't get a job that he requested that he wanted very badly, and then he was appointed.
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"She did very badly in proving that she was of Indian heritage," Mr. Trump said, according to a partial transcript.
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"It was handled very badly," Allen said of the cancellation in a Tuesday interview on the "Norm Macdonald Live" podcast.
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Nunberg said he's "not a fan" of Trump, adding that the president treated treated him "very badly" during the campaign.
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Just that Flynn has been treated very badly, probably did nothing wrong and is the victim in all of this.
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Things go very badly when Earth has to pass Jupiter, setting off a desperate scramble to save humanity from annihilation.
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" He added, "I feel very badly for Paul Manafort," saying "certainly, on a human basis, it's a very sad thing.
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The rest of the year went similarly well for Jackson personally, but very badly for black Americans and Native Americans.
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For every part I remove and microscopic cable I pull, the more I feel like I'm very badly fucking everything up.
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Trump spent the weekend warning China on Twitter that it would be "hurt very badly" if it didn't do a deal.
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This was then made up — very badly — by me, into a dress for my teddy bear, or Ted, as he's known.
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He almost never performed and if he tried it went very badly, a far cry from how well he's doing now.
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The dollar is up, the yuan is down and Dr Copper is warning us that this could end up very badly.
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I had one where my wife had read a Cosmopolitan article that was very badly titled ... [it] posted to her friends.
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"I feel very badly for Paul Manafort," Trump said as he arrived in West Virginia for a rally on Tuesday night.
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In the words of a friend, 'I do trans really well, cis I do very badly, especially up close and personal.
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Things could have ended very badly if she hadn't acted quickly enough to roll down the window and swim to shore.
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"The Palestinians, I think, are wanting to come back to the table very badly," he said, despite evidence to the contrary.
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"The whole thing was handled very badly," said Justin Ang, who drove for Uber in Singapore for more than a year.
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My grandmother had never worked before her exile in the United States following the Cuban Revolution, and spoke English very badly.
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"The Democrats have treated Bernie very badly, and frankly he should run independent," Trump said after winning all five Northeastern primaries.
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Within the '70s, there is no [representation] of a thin, successful woman who also eats very, very badly in the sitcom landscape.
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Tyrion Lannister was concerned about this romance from the moment it started — knowing that if it ended, it could end very badly.
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The show is exactly as vague as the "CIU" sounds, though it very badly wants to be Scandal for the justice system.
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"Steve Tsang, director of the China Institute at SOAS University of London, told Al Jazeera that Xi handled the crisis "very badly.
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There's also the possibility that whoever killed (or at least very badly hurt Midge) was using the Black Hood as a scapegoat.
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"The Russian lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya, said the campaign wanted that material, or wanted negative information on Hillary Clinton very badly," said Bauer.
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President Donald Trump tweeted earlier that China was doing "very badly" and wasn't buying the US agricultural products it promised to buy.
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Second, this is still sloppy as hell, and it reflects very badly on the professionalism of the Trump campaign and Melania Trump.
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Seventeen years after Westworld's release, Crichton wrote another novel about an amusement park experiment gone very badly, but this time with dinosaurs.
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The most powerful corporations in the country, as well as many actors in the "national security state," want this agreement very badly.
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On Sunday, the president slammed North Korea dictator Kim Jong-un for "acting very, very badly" after the country's recent missile activity.
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He thinks the singer not only hurt herself very badly by the comment, she hurt the cause for which she was fighting.
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"I do think Elizabeth Warren's been hurt very badly with the Pocahontas trap," Trump said, adopting a slur to cite the scandal.
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" "He's acting very badly," Trump said of North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un. "He's saying things that should never ever be said.
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So I keep hearing that he is the only one that can beat me but he is getting beaten very, very badly.
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"President Obama failed very badly with Crimea," Trump said, dodging questions on how Moscow's occupation of the territory affects U.S.-Russia relations.
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Viktor certainly seems hungrier, which is perhaps why Mike's wife, the doll-faced Natasha (Irina Starshenbaum), very badly wants to kiss him.
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She doesn't have to talk to any of her Democrats, because they'll approve it and their constituents want it approved very badly.
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In one story, a Jesuit novice, a former Marine suffering from PTSD, wants very badly to share his bed with his roommate.
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"I wanted the part so very badly because from reading the books the character was so like elements of myself," Christie told GamesRadar.
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They have been hurt very badly but they understand this is the right thing to do and I have great respect for it.
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"It's hurting Denmark very badly because they're losing almost $700 million a year, so they're carrying (Greenland) at a great loss," Trump said.
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The IT minister of Tamil Nadu state, M. Manikandan, said in February that "young girls and everybody is behaving very badly" on TikTok.
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The job Trump is currently doing most publicly—running for president—is a job that he appears to be doing very, very badly.
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"They have treated women very badly," she told host Chris Hayes on MSNBC's "All In" late Wednesday while discussing O'Reilly and Fox News.
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"I can say this, China wants to make a deal very badly - because of the tariffs," Trump told reporters in Palm Beach, Florida.
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The move came after Narayan Chouksey, 78, filed a petition, saying that watching people not respect the national anthem hurt him "very badly".
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He's led a very strong life and I feel very badly…I will say this, Hillary Clinton lied many times to the FBI.
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"Hillary Clinton, who is a total disaster by the way, she and President Obama have treated Israel very, very badly," Mr. Trump said.
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This failure to connect the survey methodology and time frame stung the market very badly a couple times last year, particularly in June.
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"If that is (DARPA's) plan, they're going about it very badly," said Matt Blaze, a Voting Village organizer and renowned voting security expert.
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"We've been hurt, in my opinion, very badly by our own Federal Reserve who has also created a very strong dollar," said Trump.
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If he appears conciliatory, they're going to very badly damage themselves with average voters who are going to say these guys are pathological.
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"They want to make a deal very badly... It could happen sooner than you think," he told reporters in New York on Wednesday.
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"I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family," the President tweeted the week of Manafort's conviction in his Virginia trial.
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"We've picked up trillions of dollars and they've lost trillions of dollars and they want to make a deal very badly," he said.
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Just because people can't picture a big decline doesn't mean that they won't react very badly if the market comes under real stress.
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After the surprise thrashing that Democrats took in Midwestern states including Michigan and Wisconsin in 2016, the party wants to win very badly.
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Actors were clearly singing without much energy and off-key, and perhaps worst of all, the sound seemed to be very badly mixed.
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So now, Wenger, whose team very badly needs a striker befitting of its title aspirations, blames the lack of expenditure on the club's employees.
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They were vulnerable — in a country where they have no connections, foreigners in a country that has a record of treating migrants very badly.
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We could have waited and we would&aposve had tremendous support to build the wall because they wanted it very badly in San Diego.
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Elizabeth Warren has been "hurt very badly with the Pocahontas trap," referring to her effort last year to prove she has Native American heritage.
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"(Both are) waiting for the other to blink and you can imagine from China's risk-averse perspective that could end very badly," he said.
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With that in mind, we've detailed every single thing that's going to go very, very badly for you over the next 48 hours. Enjoy!
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"I think they wanted it very badly, but they're too incompetent to actually carry out a sustained campaign to achieve it," the aide said.
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Forty-three percent see the issue negatively, however, with 22019 percent saying it is going "somewhat badly" and 18 percent responding "very badly" instead.
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It all goes very badly, and watching Ingrid's pain as she experiences rejection is excruciating, but the route toward that point is very funny.
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Trump has defended himself against Cohen's guilty plea and Manafort's conviction, attacking Cohen as a liar and saying he feels "very badly" for Manafort.
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"The United States does not need John Kerry's possibly illegal Shadow Diplomacy on the very badly negotiated Iran Deal," the president wrote on Twitter.
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President Trump reacted to the guilty verdict, saying "this has nothing to do" with Russian collusion and that he feels "very badly" for Manafort.
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But Russia's hurting very badly right now because of sanctions, but I think something can happen that a lot of people are gonna benefit.
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"We were set back very badly when John Bolton talked about the Libyan model ... what a disaster," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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In the years since the deal was reached, Iran's military budget has grown by almost 40 percent — while its economy is doing very badly.
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" The real problem was that the outage drove visitors away during peak tourist season, she said, adding, "It's hurting us small businesses very badly.
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Russia's hurting very badly right now because of sanctions, but I think something can happen that a lot of people are going to benefit.
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Trump has said he feels "very badly" for Manafort, and his personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, has stayed in contact with the imprisoned ex-lobbyist.
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Russian and NATO leaders all want very badly to avoid war, and this is by far the most determinative factor in whether war happens.
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In the years since the deal was reached, Iran's military budget has grown by almost 40 percent, while its economy is doing very badly.
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During a July 2016 appearance on "Meet the Press," Mr. Trump said he "felt very badly" for Mr. Ailes, who died in May 2017.
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In March, for example, he slammed China on Twitter for failing to assist (much like he did this weekend): North Korea is behaving very badly.
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Facebook News is still only a test, and the last time the company put all its news in a separate tab, it went very badly.
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On Tuesday after the verdict came down, Trump said it was a "very sad thing that happened" and said he feels "very badly" for Manafort.
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"Our profession is unappreciated and very badly recognised by employers," Nuno Ezequiel, who has worked as a driver for more than two decades, told Reuters.
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This again is not unique to Malaysia and it was perceived that Malaysia would be very badly affected because we are an oil producing economy.
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"It is not something that's right now on my mind," Trump told reporters at the White House, adding that he felt "very badly" for Manafort.
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"Our profession is unappreciated and very badly recognized by employers," Nuno Ezequiel, who has worked as a driver for more than two decades, told Reuters.
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Trump was tight-lipped Wednesday about the prospects of a pardon for Manafort, saying only that he feels "very badly" for his former campaign chairman.
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He will want to win Thursday very badly, and for the first time in 14 years, the 20,000 fans will want to see him lose.
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Tahir, 52, Kashmir, Pakistan/London: One thing I feel very, very badly which is I came over here and see other humans [treated] like this.
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"The economy is doing very badly and will be a big challenge for him to turn it around," said Silas Kpanan'Ayoung Siakor, an environmental activist.
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He signaled that Palestinians are "wanting to come back to the table very badly," though there is no public indication that that is the case.
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But his standing remains low by historical standards, and some of the more specific details revealed by polls on impeachment augur very badly for him.
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"Ultimately, there are a lot of ways that this kind of a confrontation can go very badly, so take the softest approach possible," she said.
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"They should have given him back a long time ago, and Turkey has in my opinion acted very, very badly," Trump told reporters on Friday.
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That was around the time that Marc Andreessen made his ... Yeah, he sort of talked about benign colonialism, and that, obviously, went down very badly.
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"The European Union, wonderful countries who treat the U.S. very badly on trade, are complaining about the tariffs on Steel & Aluminum," he posted on Twitter.
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And remember that Ronald Reagan also tried to gut the EPA in the 1980s, it went very badly, and he eventually had to back down.
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That's not good, because having the world's top two economies fight each other on the economic battlefield could potentially end very badly for all involved.
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Trump said on Friday that North Korea was "behaving very badly" and accused China of doing little to resolve the crisis over the North's weapons programs.
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He did something in front of the daughter self-harm wise, and it upset her very badly, because nobody wants to see their friend do that.
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"The first collection went very badly, the second did not do better," one said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the company has not published figures.
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" President Donald Trump came to Hyde-Smith's defense on Tuesday, telling reporters, "She made a statement, which I know that she feels very badly about it.
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And this unilateral tariffs by the US is gonna impact allies very badly, especially the Japanese, the Germans, the Southeast Asians because of the supply chains.
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"It's a very badly thought-out act, because where there is a demand, there's always going to be someone prepared to fulfil the demand, " she said.
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But our sources among EU officials and national diplomats made clear in hushed conversations and text messages that it had gone "very badly" for her indeed.
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But these projections help confirm what pollsters and pundits have been saying for months: Trump and Cruz start off very badly positioned for a national campaign.
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After the verdict was announced, Mr. Trump said he felt "very badly" for Mr. Manafort and continued to maintain that the prosecution had been politically motivated.
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Trump said on Monday that China wants to reach a deal "very badly", citing what he described as increasing economic pressure on Beijing and job losses.
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He was treated very badly," Trump wrote on Twitter, adding that "large cost overruns from past administration&aposs contracting procedures were not addressed to my satisfaction.
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Hugh Grant behaved well for one week of the original shoot, very badly for the rest, and did exactly the same thing over one day now.
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"I feel very badly for Paul Manafort," Trump said before heading to Alabama to survey damage from the tornado that hit the state earlier this week.
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" On August 22nd, Trump contrasted Cohen's guilty plea with Paul Manafort's refusal to coöperate, tweeting, "I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family.
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Ella, my island in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, is a tiny piece of paradise, in a time when I need the idea of paradise very badly.
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"We have no budget constraints in mind, totally unrealistic propositions, very badly fleshed out, so this is very much a characteristic of this new populism," Rey explained.
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And if Cameron does meet with Trump, it could play very badly in the UK. It could actually be good for Britain's Labour Party Leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
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"The doctor thought it was done very well, but the train was just running out of control and she just started to slip very badly," he says.
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If you think times are bad at Apple, spare a thought for HTC, the once king-of-the-hill phone maker that continues to struggle very badly.
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Among Republicans who favored now-presumptive nominee Donald Trump for the party's nomination are most negative: 54% say things in the U.S. are going "very badly" vs.
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I came out of Rock Band VR convinced that I want to play guitar in virtual reality very badly, but knowing almost nothing about the actual game.
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Certainly Paik's collaborations with the German artist Joseph Beuys, such as a straw-filled Mongolian yurt meant for glib East-meets-West rituals, have aged very badly.
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By the time the armistice was signed in 1953, more than 36,000 Americans had died in the Korean War, with more than 100,000 others very badly wounded.
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But on Wednesday morning, he took to Twitter to try out a number of possible defenses: I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family.
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"If you get me drunk and give me an IQ test, I will do very badly," says Richard Nisbett, a psychology professor at the University of Michigan.
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All they have to do is approve REAL Border Security (including a Wall), something which everyone, other than drug dealers, human traffickers and criminals, want very badly!
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" The president kept up his attacks on Cummings, accusing him in a tweet of doing "NOTHING for his very poor, very dangerous and very badly run district.
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"They should have given him back a long time ago, and Turkey has in my opinion acted very, very badly," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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His children miss him very badly and are living without a father's material and emotional support — something none of us can replace despite our love for them.
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So that means we are taking in billions of dollars, we are not paying for it and ultimately their devaluations are going to hurt them very badly.
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But it has been drained of precisely the principles Goldwater cherished, principles to which Flake very badly wants to return and for which he rebuilds a case.
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They remind us of infants even when they are on large mammalian predators that can hurt us very badly, so why not when they appear on robots?
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Mr Trump so far has lent his support, saying he feels "very badly" for Mr Acosta and noting that "he's been a great, really great secretary of labour".
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I got knocked in the press very badly and now it's accepted and there was an apology by the Daily Mirror for what they had said about me.
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Trump should collect on that exoneration debt by asking Kim — who, he said, "felt very badly about it" — to issue his own honest statement of responsibility and regret.
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" He added: "China's hurting us very badly on trade, but I have been soft on China because the only thing more important to me than trade is war.
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" On reports that Trump has been talking about wanting out of the WTO: "I'm not talking about pulling out....We've been treated very badly....it's an unfair situation.
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Of course, Euripides being Euripides, a playwright tagged as so woman-hating that his colleague Aristophanes could write a comedy about it, this experiment ends very, very badly.
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" And John M. Weekes, Canada's negotiator for the North American Free Trade Agreement in the early 1990s, said the president's "notion is going down very badly in Canada.
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We are praying for the families of the victims and our hearts go out to the wounded law enforcement officers in Pittsburgh, very badly wounded, and very brave.
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And to prove that he deserved whatever compensation he had received, he noted that Renault and Nissan had been doing very badly since his arrest and forced resignations.
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The support was clearly reflected more recently in a Twitter comment by the President in August, stating: I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family.
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On the Democratic side, the share who describe things in the country as going "very badly" has bumped up 223 points from 24% in May to 24% now.
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"I think Nancy Pelosi is hurting our country very badly by doing what she's doing and, ultimately, I think I've set the table very nicely," Mr. Trump said.
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Any crimes against children are viewed very badly in the jail world, but you could go out and kill like seven guys and they wouldn't give a shit.
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Trump said Monday that China wants a deal "very badly," and that U.S. officials have received calls from the Chinese on their desire to return to the negotiating table.
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Further, the share of Americans who say things in the country today are going "very badly" has climbed to 26%, the worst that figure has been since November 2011.
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"In the years since the deal was reached, Iran's military budget has grown by almost 40 percent, while its economy is doing very badly," Trump said during the speech.
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After news broke of the residency change last week, Mr. Trump, a Republican, said he had been treated "very badly" by top officials in New York, who are Democrats.
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But since Lee's surrender, Chase had increasingly favored treating former top Confederates with leniency, in part, because Democrats supported that policy—and he very badly wanted to be president.
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After losing five primaries to Trump in a single day on Tuesday, which came a week after losing New York very badly, Cruz's numbers in Indiana have fallen precipitously.
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President Trump tweeted Wednesday morning that he feels "very badly" for former campaign manager Paul Manafort, who was found guilty on 8 counts of bank and tax-related charges.
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"I think Nancy Pelosi is hurting our country very badly by doing what she's doing and, ultimately, I think I've set the table very nicely," Trump told the Times.
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" He also confirmed that he had rejected trade talks with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada over disagreements on tariffs, adding that the country "has treated us very badly.
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I suspect there will be an increasing urge to reignite Cold War tensions and take an aggressive posture in places like Syria and Ukraine, which could end very badly.
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The Foreign Ministry concluded that Mr. Sousa Mendes had caused a situation that reflected very badly on Portugal in the eyes of the Spanish authorities and German occupying forces.
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Investigations by the magazine "uncovered very unpleasant incidents, which are completely intolerable and which we regret greatly: Some individuals have behaved very badly," the academy said in a statement.
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"The chance of the same version of the current coalition government occurring isn't very high, but it grows dramatically if the FPÖ does very badly," Mr. Ennser-Jedenastik said.
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In 2006, as the war in Iraq was going very badly, 69% said the use of military force in Afghanistan was the "right decision," according to a Pew poll.
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Asked this week whether he would offer Manafort a pardon, Trump responded that he felt "very badly" for his former campaign chairman but did not answer the question directly.
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"We're going to stay until such time as we have a deal or we have total victory, and they want to make a deal very badly," Trump said Thursday.
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The president said at the time he's getting rid of the NAFTA name because it has a "bad connotation" due to the U.S. being "hurt very badly" under it.
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Trump said that although he loved his home state of New York, he has been treated "very badly" by lawmakers there and the move would be for the best.
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" He then said of Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, resurrecting a derisive nickname for her, "I do think Elizabeth Warren has been hurt very badly with the Pocahontas trap.
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I also think that voters' sentiments are activated and encouraged by the feeling that things are going very badly domestically, in particular but not exclusively economically, and also internationally.
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Before Tillerson arrived in Beijing on Saturday, Trump said North Korea was "behaving very badly" and accused China of doing little to resolve the crisis over the North's weapons programs.
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Trump defended the North Korean dictator in a press conference Thursday, saying that Kim felt "very badly" about Warmbier's death and knew nothing about his detention until after he died.
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"They should have given him back a long time ago, and Turkey has in my opinion acted very, very badly," Trump told reporters at the White House, referring to Brunson.
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"This was expansion on steroids and obviously we are seeing how that movie is ending very badly because the company is struggling to keep up with its bills," Molchanov said.
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" "Obviously the press has treated me very badly, but in the meantime I'm president ... I guess they didn't treat me badly enough," Trump said, calling the shooting rampage a "disgrace.
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" But as Robinson notes, Indonesia ranks very badly in this regard, and is "in the company of a handful of states notorious for their evasion of meaningful human rights action.
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Sometimes I hear that a knife is performing very badly, and when I get them to send it to me, it turns out to be the fault of the client.
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Trump said in a tweet on Friday that North Korea was "behaving very badly" and accused China, Pyongyang's neighbour and only major ally, of doing little to resolve the crisis.
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"If we're unable to make a deal we will have to do something because we've been treated very badly as a country for many, many years on trade," Trump said.
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Trump told reporters on Wednesday that he had "five people" who want the national security adviser role "very badly" and repeated that he planned to make an announcement next week.
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The number who say it's going very well has increased five points over that time, and the share who say things are going "very badly" has increased by eight points.
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So the video of one teacher behaving very badly in the classroom, if that classroom is at a Success Academy school, can never be about one teacher or one school.
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On Tuesday, President Trump said that China "wants to make a deal very badly" but that he would accept a deal only if China agreed to the previous trade terms.
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Trump tweeted on Monday that China will be "hurt very badly if you don't make a trade deal, " noting that companies would be forced to leave the country without an agreement.
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" He also reinforced what he tweeted after the announcement: "If Mr. Trump believes this is going to lead me to just go away and be quiet, he is very badly mistaken.
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"The front and back window were busted and the deer ended up cutting its leg very badly on the glass and it basically was hanging on by the skin," she said.
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Her government, which did very badly in the elections, accused China of meddling in them by spreading disinformation, steering money to the opposition and inducing Taiwanese media to provide slanted coverage.
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President Trump said early Thursday North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un "felt very badly" about the death of Otto Warmbier and only learned of what happened to the U.S. student afterward.
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"I tend to think with this massive amount of debt that we've added, and this massive about of monetary stimulus that we've added, it's going to end very badly," he added.
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After a few days, Jill wrote back to say that the relationship between the letter-writer and the recipient had ended very badly — but that their daughter, "Esther," wanted the letter.
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Her behavior -- which has been boorish at times -- has reflected very badly on Conyers, who kept his distance from her legal troubles but also has refused to criticize her in public.
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Stories you might have missed from WIRED this week A UK board this week released details on an April event that could have gone very badly—though it fortunately did not.
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Rama, born in 1918, made her most scandalous works at the start of her career: blotchy, mysterious watercolors of nude figures behaving very badly, as well as disembodied limbs and mouths.
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"If somebody backs into my wheelchair and falls and topples me, I'm going to get very badly injured," Smith, an advocate with Disability Rights Iowa, told Vox in a recent interview.
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It could happen, and we're very badly positioned to respond if it does, but the more likely story is just a slowdown as the effects of the deficit splurge wear off.
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"China is a major competitor and right now China wants to make a deal very badly," Trump told reporters at the White House as he departed on a trip to Iowa.
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British voters headed to the ballot box on Thursday for European parliamentary elections, and polling data puts Nigel Farage's Brexit Party on course to win and May's Conservatives to do very badly.
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After Manafort was found guilty on eight criminal counts in a trial in Virginia brought on charges lodged by Mueller, Trump tweeted that he feels "very badly" for Manafort and his family.
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But you could also point out, if you wanted to, that Jake lost very badly because he was a complete newbie to The Bachelor franchise and refused to put in any effort.
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A majority of 278% say things are going badly, but the share saying it's going very badly has dipped from a peak of 281% in October of last year to 292% now.
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Soon after Fisher finished and put away the manuscript, in the California house the couple found when they ran out of money to keep up Le Paquis, things went very, very badly.
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A temporary stay is exactly that—but with over half of US states lining up to challenge the Clean Power Plan in court, the first act has gone very badly indeed. [Bloomberg]
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The Clippers, on the other hand, were on their like, fifth straight year of being a playoff team that missed the conference final, and so they wanted to win very very badly.
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If he isn't beaten very, very badly, then in 2018 we're going to have a bunch of Trump copycats running at all levels, and we'll be tied up trying to defeat them.
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We had some reluctance that it might be typecasting for Dennis, but ultimately we wanted him very badly and we needed Hemdale to come up with a little extra money for him.
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My main feeling when first watching this fox struggle to understand the difference between two common white substances — snow and cotton / poly blend fabrics — was that I wanted this fox very badly.
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President Trump told reporters while boarding Marine One Monday that he feels "very badly" for his fired National Security Advisor Mike Flynn, who pled guilty to lying to the FBI on Friday.
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"They say pneumonia on Friday, but she was coughing very, very badly a week ago, and even before that, if you remember," Trump said on CNBC shortly after Clinton's near-fainting incident.
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"I wanted very badly to see the Republican Party denounce his comments, and that didn't happen," she told Reuters, saying a Muslim registry struck her as "one step away" from internment camps.
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WASHINGTON, June 11 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that China wants a trade deal very badly but he is not interested in an accord unless it is a great deal.
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The United States had "been treated very badly" on trade by Europe for "many, many years" despite having spent heavily to protect Europe through the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Mr. Trump claimed.
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Last week, Trump distanced himself from a suggestion by his former national security adviser, John Bolton, for a Libyan model of denuclearization for North Korea, saying it "set us back very badly".
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"I do think Elizabeth Warren's been hurt very badly with the Pocahontas trap," he added, using a favorite slur to refer to the senator's effort to prove she has Native American heritage.
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"They should have given him back a long time ago, and Turkey has in my opinion acted very, very badly," Trump told reporters at the White House on Friday, referring to Brunson.
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"He lost very very badly and maybe if I were in his position I wouldn't show up either," Trump said of Kasich, noting that he signed a pledge to support the eventual nominee.
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Four months have passed since the world learned the name of Craig Wright, a man who, as WIRED wrote in December, either created Bitcoin or very badly wants someone to believe he did.
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"I feel very badly actually for Secretary Acosta because I've known him as being somebody that works so hard and has done such a good job," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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President Donald Trump last August said he feels "very badly" for Manafort, and praise him for refusing to make up what the president claimed would be "fake" stories to get leniency from prosecutors.
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On Twitter, he said that while he cherished New York, the city with which he had become closely associated during his rise to fame, he had been "treated very badly" by officials there.
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"I think that we're being hurt very badly by the, I would call it, the witch hunt -- I would call it the rigged witch hunt," Trump said at Chequers, May's official country residence.
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The administration boasts that renewed oil sanctions have driven down Iranian oil exports by some two million barrels a day, depriving it of very badly needed resources and increasing frustration among its citizens.
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"Trump has complained that Manafort was treated unfairly by Mueller's prosecutors, and after a jury convicted Manafort earlier this month the president tweeted that he felt 'very badly' for him," the newspaper notes.
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If you don't know this parent from anyone—or worse, you know that it's likely to be received very badly—then it's great to have someone you do trust to be a moderator.
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The native New Yorker officially declared himself a Florida resident last year, according to court documents, saying he was leaving the Empire State because he had been "treated very badly" by its politicians.
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Although Cardi has been open about not knowing what the future holds for her and Offset, earlier this week she revealed there's one thing about the Migos rapper, 27, that she misses very badly.
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Trump was clearly hitting back at the numerous reports that his transition effort was going very badly, but he also couldn't help but play his second-most famous role: that of game show host.
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"If Mr. Trump believes this going to lead me to just go away and be quiet, he is very badly mistaken," said Brennan, who led the nation's top spy agency under former President Obama.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Monday he feels "very badly" for Michael Flynn after the former national security adviser pleaded guilty last week to lying to the FBI about conversations with Russia's ambassador.
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And they pressed on, because there was this thing that they wanted so very, very badly and the only way to know if they could get it was to put everything on the line.
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The work is "truly lamentable" and "has very badly surprised locals and foreigners," the group's vice president, Carlos Morenés, said on its website, calling the project an example of the "massacre" of Spanish heritage.
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Here's a video of me playing "Inside Donald Trump" very badly: Finally, since this surgery is supposedly taking place in America, players will now also receive a bill at the end of the surgery.
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A critical portion of persuadable Americans now see the Democratic maneuvering as not just a petty tactic, but one that has very badly used the nominee, his accusers and the dignity of the Senate.
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As he left for Utah on Monday, the president said he felt "very badly" for Mr. Flynn, whom he fired in February for lying to the vice president about the content of these conversations.
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To that point: 55% of people in the CNN poll said things were going "very" or "pretty" well in the country, as compared with 43% who said they were going "pretty" or "very" badly.
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Trump reacted to the judgment by expressing sympathy for all Manafort had gone through -- implicitly opening up the question of a potential pardon -- while saying he felt "very badly" for the former international lobbyist.
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Hill testified that National Security Adviser John Bolton reacted very badly to this — first ending the meeting, and later telling her, in rather colorful terms, to report it to the NSC's lawyer, John Eisenberg.
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Mr. Trump said that American tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese imports were hurting China "very badly" and that it would be "an honor" to remove them if an agreement could be reached.
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"You almost got hurt very badly and your first thought was 'Let me do that again!' only on America's Got Talent does that happen," Howie Mandel told Mary when he noticed her starting to cry.
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The U.S. won a $7.5 Billion award from the World Trade Organization against the European Union, who has for many years treated the USA very badly on Trade due to Tariffs, Trade Barriers, and more.
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Speaking to BBC Radio on Tuesday, Malkovich described "Bitter Wheat", which opens in London in the summer, as "a black farce about a very badly behaved movie mogul", who he said was "not particularly" Weinstein.
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President Donald Trump remarked to reporters earlier this week that Kim Jong-un was "acting very, very badly," and he pressured China in a recent tweet for having "done little to help" defuse the situation.
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He thanked me and pointed out that 'you treated me very badly' during the campaign, and that the 'failing New York Times' had been 'so unfair' to him, but he was perfectly pleasant about it.
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It set the tone for a new round of U.S-China talks in Shanghai and as if that was not tough enough, Trump also trolled Beijing for its economy doing "very badly" for good measure.
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"If they want to make a deal, frankly it's getting harder for me to want to make a deal with Iran because they've behaved very badly," Trump told reporters Monday afternoon at the White House.
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Trump, after all, has refused to rule out pardoning Manafort and praised him even after his conviction, as he did in this August tweet: I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family.
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He thanked me and pointed out that ''you treated me very badly'' during the campaign, and that the ''failing New York Times'' had been ''so unfair'' to him, but he was perfectly pleasant about it.
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In an area that's very badly affected by gang violence, there are these girls at a primary school who participate in a sport called "drummies," which is taken very seriously as a sport in South Africa.
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But if the world's biggest and most powerful AI developers believe it's totally fine to put ethics on the backburner then risks are going to spiral up and out and things could go very badly indeed.
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I want to put up a tweet from President Trump, now President Trump, he was the candidate back then, this was May 18, 2016, Bernie Sanders is being treated very badly by the Democrats, he wrote.
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"But unfortunately, despite the fact I pay millions of dollars in city, state and local taxes each year, I have been treated very badly by the political leaders of both the city and state," he wrote.
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Groton is a military town, so if you find someone to have fun with, there's a very big likelihood that she is related to someone in your chain of command, which ends very badly for you.
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And I also have managed a bunch of freelancers, which I think is really fun — especially because once upon a time I was a freelancer, and so I know how to not do it very badly.
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So if one season goes bad — maybe because the summer is too hot, or because a key market, like Egypt, is experiencing trouble — it affects the cash flow of a company like Thomas Cook very badly.
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Back in August 22000, the president wrote on Twitter that he felt "very badly" for Manafort on the morning after a Virginia jury convicted the former Trump campaign chairman on a series of financial fraud charges.
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But the release of the first figures since it became a notifiable disease and a public emergency in February suggest the virus has hit other parts of Brazil very badly as well — including the Olympic state.
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In a June 2018 interview with Fox & Friends, Trump said that the press treated Sanders "very badly" and that she should have walked out of the White House Correspondents' Dinner, where comedian Michelle Wolf joked about her.
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Trump tweeted at Chinese President Xi Jinping earlier on Monday, saying that China "will be hurt very badly if you don't make a deal," and accused China of backing away from previous commitments it made in negotiations.
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And the reason I would give everyone here a gift is because they want to do something like I do, making their lives better because there's a lot of people who are hurting very, very, very badly.
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Of course, Waymo's attorneys want very badly to know what the Stroz investigators found, and Levandowski—who could eventually face criminal charges in the case—would like to keep Waymo very far away from the due diligence report.
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The anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, which is Italy's most popular party nationwide according to some opinion polls, performed very badly in the first round and only made the run-off in one of the 25 largest cities.
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" An internal email revealed the "the specimen was very badly damaged, showing some skin, fur, a leg joint, a foot and tail," the Telegraph reports, and "has managed to by-pass all our trained eyes and washing processes.
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"The U.S. won a $7.5 Billion award from the World Trade Organization against the European Union, who has for many years treated the USA very badly on Trade due to Tariffs, Trade Barriers, and more," the president tweeted.
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He felt very badly about it, I did speak to him, he knew about it, but he knew about it after ... Big country, a lot of people in those prisons and the camps, there are some bad people.
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On Monday, the President told reporters at the White House that he feels "very badly for Flynn" and then made an unsubstantiated claim against a target he often uses to distract from his own legal and political vulnerabilities.
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"Due to the irresponsible behavior of some — and I'm speaking in a European and global context — (drones) are being used very badly, in a very dangerous way, and that worries us," TAP Air Portugal President Fernando Pinto said.
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And The New York Times criticized me very badly with a very major article when I said Brussels is a hellhole, and I talked about Brussels in a very negative way because of what they're doing over there.
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"I was very badly injured, but the nearest doctor was 26 days away on foot, through a narrow trail in the rain forest where you couldn't take horses," Mr. Brock told the British newspaper The Independent in 21952.
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Mr. Trump said he turned down a meeting with Mr. Trudeau because Canada had treated the United States "very badly" and because of its high dairy tariffs, which are preventing the United States from selling milk into Canada.
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U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP SAYS ON TWITTER THE U.S. WON A $7.5 BILLION AWARD FROM THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION AGAINST THE EUROPEAN UNION, WHO HAS FOR MANY YEARS TREATED THE USA VERY BADLY ON TRADE DUE TO TARIFFS
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A judge rejected Roger Stone's previously secret request for a new criminal trial, according to a court filing unsealed Wednesday, as President Donald Trump said that his longtime friend and political advisor was treated "very badly" by prosecutors.
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"I say openly to President Xi & all of my many friends in China that China will be hurt very badly if you don't make a deal because companies will be forced to leave China for other countries," he wrote.
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"I say openly to President Xi & all of my many friends in China that China will be hurt very badly if you don't make a deal because companies will be forced to leave China for other countries," Trump tweeted.
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The Department of Homeland Security consistently scores very badly on employee morale surveys, and the department has been plagued by management and organizational problems since its creation in 2002 (which is unsurprising given how hastily it was cobbled together).
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The money "in effect had the potential to function as something we very, very badly need, which is a contingency fund for significant large-scale disease outbreak," said Konyndyk, now a senior fellow at the Center for Global Development.
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"I say openly to President Xi & all of my many friends in China that China will be hurt very badly if you don't make a deal because companies will be forced to leave China for other countries," Trump said.
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If you look at our competitors, Steve Wynn and Okada, Sheldon Adelson and Galaxy, they always end very, very badly in lawsuits, and, and I think we have had a track record of great partnerships um across the board.
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I'm worried about the twitchy culture, the lack of substance, although we're going in an opposite direction and doing really well because I think people are desirous of substance very badly because of the twitchy Twitter cesspool culture essentially.
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Jon Ronson's excellent account of the Justine Sacco incident—when a PR officer tweeted a very badly-judged AIDS joke before a trip to South Africa—gives a pretty dark insight into how quickly the Twitter storm can explode.
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"I say openly to President Xi & all of my many friends in China that China will be hurt very badly if you don't make a deal because companies will be forced to leave China for other countries," Trump wrote.
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"A man whose brother had joined the Hizbul Mujahideen, a prominent anti-India and pro-Pakistan militant group in Kashmir, had his hands and legs tied, was hung upside down, and beaten "very badly for more than two hours.
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" After the verdict he tweeted that he felt "very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family"; told reporters that Mr. Manafort is "a good man"; and derided the case against him as a "12 year old tax case.
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But President Trump warned last week that these were early days in his trade strategy — "China wants to talk, very badly, and I said, 'Frankly, it's too early to talk' " — and American companies may encounter some backlash from Beijing.
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"Despite the fact that I pay millions of dollars in city, state and local taxes each year, I have been treated very badly by the political leaders of both the city and state," he said, referring to New York.
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And therefore I think it was very badly informed because if you look at things like our operating cash flows, we produced at one point $7 billion operating cash flows--in the first half it was up 48 percent.
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During the presidential campaign, candidate Trump said that Venezuela was a "beautiful, vibrant, and resource-rich country which had been hurt very badly by its government" and that he would "stand in solidarity with the oppressed people of Venezuela".
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Trump feels 'very badly' for Manafort The Manafort hearing follows political uproar sparked last week when a judge in a parallel case in Virginia handed him only 47 months in jail for multimillion-dollar tax and bank fraud convictions.
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The U.S. is doing "very badly" at tackling inequality, and President Donald Trump's tax reforms, if enacted, could see the country sink below Greece and some third world countries in the equality stakes, according to new research from Oxfam.
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"But at the end of the day, this is just the entry-way into any final agreement and we have to remember that there is a possibility that (Japan) could be hurt very badly in the end," he said.
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Trump said on Thursday that he hoped he can make a deal with China when he meets Xi. "I can say this, China wants to make a deal very badly — because of the tariffs," Trump told reporters in Palm Beach, Florida.
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We wanted very badly to tell them that they were missing the point of the painting; that there was no secret image, they just needed to step back and bask in the tricky optics of the curving and crisscrossing lines.
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Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump thanked Justice Department officials for stepping in to retract a recommendation from frontline prosecutors that Stone face up to nine years in prison, saying the Republican operative had been treated very badly.
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" "They screwed it up very badly is what the Iowa Democratic Party did but at the end of the day to me what is most important," he said, adding that his campaign is "confident" that it "did in fact win.
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"I think that we're being hurt very badly by the, I would call it the witch hunt; I would call it the rigged witch hunt," Mr. Trump said of his investigation, a few hours before the latest indictment was unveiled.
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One of the best things about going record shopping is that it equips you with the ability to handle being treated very, very badly by people with next to no social skills while paying for the privilege for said maltreatment.
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"This is a political crisis, it is not, fortunately, a financial or economic crisis and although the markets were hit very badly on day on which the results were announced, they bounced back early last week," David Wright said on Tuesday.
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According to the administration, she is somewhere in the Acadian Forest region, hunting large predators to extinction in order to "improve the lives of K-12 public school children in the U.S." Sean Spicer's first 100 days have gone very badly.
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"Of course historically socialism has been part of the European mainstream in ways that it hasn't in the United States, but both radical and moderate socialist parties within Europe have been doing very badly in recent years," van Apeldoorn said.
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Whoever bought Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi," we have a hunch he or she is a Libra, because your astrological outlook for December is all about the need to recalibrate value systems that have gone very badly out of whack.
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Sanders said that although he was "beaten very badly" Saturday in South Carolina, losing by a large margin to rival Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday North Korea is "behaving very badly" and China has done little to help, hours after Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said a U.S. policy of strategic patience with North Korea had ended.
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In addition to revealing that he is not the most nimble politician, the Iowa debacle made clear that de Blasio wants very badly to be a national figure—and New York's hostile press has gleefully flogged this uncomplimentary storyline ever since.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly said China "wants to make a deal very badly," but continues to warn that he will tax nearly all Chinese imports if Beijing does not open its markets to American companies and end its unfair practices.
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"We are living in a time where it seems that things are going to go very badly," explains Young in front of the Netflix building in Hollywood, where she has been protesting since August 15 and hunger striking since August 19.
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The recent attacks on US targets in Iraq including rocket strikes that killed an American and injured four American servicemen very badly, as well as a violent assault on our embassy in Baghdad, were carried out at the direction of Soleimani.
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It does seem, however, that Clinton was hurt very badly by late-breaking revelations from the FBI that it had uncovered new emails related to the investigation into her private email server — emails that later turned out to be irrelevant or duplicates.
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If you can convince large parts of the public that this is a defining moment in political history and if you don't get out and vote for your candidate, things will go very badly, that's another way to turn out the vote.
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But they are also free to undermine him in any of these ways: So yes — unless Trump ends the primary voting as the very clear and unchallenged winner, it's possible the delegates could hurt his candidacy very badly or sink it entirely.
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"President Obama failed very badly with Crimea, I don't think [Putin] would have done that if I were president — he took over Crimea and he actually took it over during the Obama administration, I think you will admit," Trump said in response.
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Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One as he traveled from Washington to New Jersey, Trump also said the United States has been treated very badly by the World Trade Organization but he is not considering withdrawing from it at this point.
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The judges reacted very badly when the DOJ tried to claim the executive order was outside the scope of judicial review entirely, and they were extremely skeptical of the government's attempts to "clarify" the scope of the ban after it first came out.
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Luis Gutierrez, widely seen as the pulse of the immigration advocacy community, on how the Democratic base would react if Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer were to extend the debate into January: "Oh, very badly," Gutierrez said, as Arizona Democrat Rep.
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" Just hours before Mr. Rosenstein announced the indictment, Mr. Trump again denounced the special counsel's investigation, saying at a news conference that "we're being hurt very badly by the, I would call it, the witch hunt" that is damaging "our relationship with Russia.
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Throughout Manafort's legal troubles, the president has offered words of support, writing in a post on Twitter last month that he felt "very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family" after Manafort's conviction on eight criminal counts by a jury in Virginia.
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"I think it&aposs all very well to treat the NHS as a religion, but it&aposs legitimate for some of us to point out that, insofar as it is a religion, it is letting down its adherents very, very badly," he said.
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" Former Vice President Joe Biden said he would like to give every candidate on stage a gift "because they want to do something like I do, making (voters') lives better because there's a lot of people who are hurting very, very, very badly.
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You would not be in that system, they're putting some very tough—you know the lottery system gave us the killer of the West Side, eight people on the West Side Highway, and ten people that have been very very badly hurt.
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So although Trump started off the morning joking about Cohen's less-than-stellar legal services, he quickly turned to Manafort, portraying him as a persecuted martyr and Cohen as a lying snitch: I feel very badly for Paul Manafort and his wonderful family.
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That correction came five days too late for the president—who had already accused CNN of a plot to make the town hall "Fake News," a convenient if ultimately ineffective distraction from an event that went very badly for gun rights advocates, especially Florida Sen.
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Therein lies the problem: Puerto Rico's political status not only prevents these US citizens from securing their legal rights, but even worse, it allows them to be treated very badly, over and over again, and not have the sovereignty to chart a different course.
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"She was doing very badly, there was a complication ... we took her back to the hospital and she never woke up again," her mother said, adding that if the health system had provided the timely attention that she required, her condition would not have worsened.
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"A lot of schools want ASL very badly, because in education they see a need in equal opportunity and language access ... but the problem is there's not enough people that know sign language well enough to teach it or interpret it," Rothschild-Cross said.
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Though much of the Resistance delights in thinking of Donald Trump as a heartless monster, his presidency so far has been shaped by an all-consuming desire with a distinctly human bent: He wants people to like him, and he wants this very, very badly.
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Trump said on Wednesday Bolton's suggestion for a Libyan model of denuclearization for North Korea "set us back very badly," while his own diplomacy had resulted in the country freezing nuclear tests and returning remains of U.S. soldiers missing from the 1950-53 Korean War.
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Trump said on Thursday he hoped he could make a deal with China when he meets Xi. "I can say this, China wants to make a deal very badly - because of the tariffs," Trump told reporters in the town of Palm Beach in Florida.
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Means-tested programs that are for the very poor, primarily people who don't work, and do not encompass the working poor and lower-middle-income working families and the like, and on top of that pay their benefits in cash, do very badly politically.
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"People think the government is working very badly, that the security agencies think about themselves and don't care, and the international coalition just wants to fight with air strikes and doesn't have any good intelligence," said Najib Mahmood, political science professor at Kabul University.
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The President did say he felt "very badly" for his labor secretary but that may not be much consolation, since he has previously used similar verbiage about other associates who faced criticism -- including jailed ex-campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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There is also no viable US military option to remove the regime, short of a full-scale invasion that would be a dangerous and fantastical proposition -- and Iran has all kinds of ways to hurt the United States and its allies very badly, throughout the region.
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Two decades and change after Kids, Larry Clark and Harmony Korine's button-pushing, cautionary tale about youngsters behaving very badly in New York City, filmmaker Crystal Moselle reclaims some of that unsupervised teen hangout territory on behalf of joyful liberation with this immensely pleasurable skateboarder drama.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said he felt very badly for his former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, who was sentenced a day earlier to less than four years in prison for financial crimes uncovered as part of the U.S. special counsel's Russia probe.
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"The United States does not need John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE's possibly illegal Shadow Diplomacy on the very badly negotiated Iran Deal," the president wrote on Twitter.
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I am here because when I was young, I wanted very badly to be a writer, I wanted to be a filmmaker, but I couldn't find anyone like me in the world and it felt like my dreams were foreclosed simply because my gender was less typical than others.
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TWO: Portland Trail Blazers guard C.J. McCollum had Golden State Warriors virtuoso Kevin Durant on his podcast and it went VERY badly for C.J. You might have heard the money clip by now, but the depths of the irritation laced through this thing go so much deeper than that.
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" Trump confirmed the news on Thursday, and said in a tweet that despite the fact that he pays "millions of dollars in city, state and local taxes each year," in New York, he has been "treated very badly by the political leaders of both the city and state.
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" "I cherish New York, and the people of New York, and always will, but unfortunately, despite the fact that I pay millions of dollars in city, state and local taxes each year, I have been treated very badly by the political leaders of both the city and state.
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"I cherish New York, and the people of New York, and always will, but unfortunately, despite the fact that I pay millions of dollars in city, state and local taxes each year, I have been treated very badly by the political leaders of both the city and state," he wrote.
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Where they had previously involved drinking a bottle of Jacob's Creek stolen from your mom and hopefully getting fingered behind a sofa, they suddenly escalated to the point where people were doing coke and having actual full sex, very badly, surrounded by K-holing kids from schools other than my own.
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"I cherish New York, and the people of New York, and always will, but unfortunately, despite the fact that I pay millions of dollars in city, state and local taxes each year, I have been treated very badly by the political leaders of both the city and state," Trump tweeted.
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"We're going to stay until such time as we have a deal, or we have total victory, and they want to make a deal very badly," Mr. Trump added even as he reaffirmed his desire to reduce the American military presence to 8,600 troops, down from about 12,000 to 13,113.
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Alongside anecdotes of squatting in her student days with the photographer Mario Testino, and a bygone era in the Vogue office when "feet were on desks, there were a lot more parties and people were very badly behaved," she also opines on the shifting sands upon which the fashion world is based.
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Here are some of the highlights: Trump railed at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), who forced Trump to back down from his $5.7 billion demand for funding for the border wall, accusing her of "hurting our country very badly" and saying he did not think he could work with her in future.
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"We're being hurt very badly by China with devaluation; with taxing us heavy at the borders when we don't tax them; with building a massive fortress in the middle of the South China Sea, which they shouldn't be doing; and, frankly, with not helping us at all with North Korea," he said.
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Trump did little to stem speculation he might act in such a manner by saying he felt "very badly" for Manafort, while making the barely believable assertion that the thought of springing Manafort from jail after his convictions for tax and financial fraud, obstruction and witness tampering had never entered his mind.
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"If you have a company that's in trouble, believe me, it's something that you need very badly as the attributes of the CEO, especially if the CEO is internal," Jewelle Bickford, a partner at Evercore Wealth Management who helps lead Paradigm for Parity, a group dedicated to improving women's leadership in corporations.
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He didn't simply say, "I'm not running," but penned a long, bloviating op-ed column about how America is so broken, how he could fix it, why "many Americans" have told him that it is his "patriotic duty" to run for president, and why he must regretfully let all those Americans down very badly.
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"I mean, look, we're being hurt very badly by China with devaluation, with taxing us heavy at the borders when we don't tax them, with building a massive fortress in the middle of the South China Sea, which they shouldn't be doing, and frankly with not helping us at all with North Korea," he added.
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Regardless, it's clear that someone, at some point in the process, realized that offering tickets to the people who want them the most first was an opportunity to lightly exploit people who are willing to pay as dearly as they can possibly afford for an experience they want very badly, or even feel they need.
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"And now we have Kathy McMorris Rodgers, who is the No. 4 person — doing very badly, by the way, in her primary — sitting there like a lump in the log as this person waxing about how his primary job is to protect the president and not to do his job," Rubin said on MSNBC.
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" Timing: Just hours before the indictments came down, Trump blasted the Mueller investigation while overseas: "I think that we're being hurt very badly by the, I would call it the witch hunt; I would call it the rigged witch hunt... I think that really hurts our country and it really hurts our relationship with Russia.
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"We're having a lot of food brought in ... We're taking some of the supplies from some other places, including Florida, where we didn't have to use them, and we're going to be bringing them over to the Bahamas, where they really need it very badly, because that was a very hard hit," Trump said.
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" Conway's comments came after Trump claimed on Monday that three border patrol agents were "were very badly hurt, getting hit with rocks and stones" over the weekend, even though Customs and Border Protection said no agents or officers were seriously injured and that officers "effectively managed an extremely dangerous situation involving over 1,000 individuals.
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Adelaide (Lupita Nyong'o), Gabe (Winston Duke), and their two kids (Shahadi Wright Joseph and Evan Alex) have headed to the beach, and Adelaide's childhood beach house, for some rest and relaxation — but the son wears a Jaws T-shirt in the back seat of the car as they depart, signaling something's going to go very badly.
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CNBC: Did your company, and other companies, just get this very badly wrong in investing in the most extraordinarily large, ultra-large container ships, the very large container ships, and just got it wrong, at the wrong time in the cycle, invested in too big a ships, when actually the previous fleets would have been just about fine.
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And I'm going to start explaining to people when you have an area that just isn't working – like upper New York state, where people are getting very badly hurt – and then you'll have another area 500 miles away where you can't – you can't get people, I'm going to explain you can leave, it's OK, don't worry about your house.
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Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (Nev.) at a rally in Nevada Saturday, saying that he "beat [his opponent] very badly" in their debate Friday.
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On my very first day, after a morning spent pushing north from my hotel along the Boulevard Soult, past a locksmith business, a car-insurance agency, a shoe repair shop and other emblems of everyday Parisian life, and after a foray into the unlovely suburb of Bagnolet, I found myself very badly in need of lunch.
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In a recent report by ESPN, Irving was said to want "very badly" to play for the Knicks, who, since Walt Frazier styled and beguiled at Madison Square Garden into the late 193s, have had exactly two All-Star point guards: Micheal Ray Richardson, over three successive seasons beginning in 1979-80, and Mark Jackson in 1988-89.
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"I am very concerned that the IRS, after years of not having adequate funding for taxpayer service, that it is at a point that it is stretched so thin that things could go very badly wrong or just simply that taxpayers will give up trying to reach the IRS and not get the assistance that they need," she said.
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He said that such scandals are not something new and "so in the end it's all about education and probably it's also about our industry to showcase the value-added we can provide to retail investors so that they don't feel the need to trade by themselves and sometimes to engage into some kind of trading, which ends very badly," Medecin added.
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They came up with this belief based on their private market activity over the last few decades that many REITs that people are attracted to actually perform very badly and one of the things is the yield on REITs is often a false promise of future return the highest yielding REITs tend to be very risky and they end up having subpar performance.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE slammed North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un on Sunday for "acting very, very badly" following that country's recent missile activity.
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Pyongyang responded by saying it was ready to meet with the U.S. at any time, which, according to Kim, told Trump that the North Koreans "want to talk and actually, they want to talk very badly — that's basically to the advantage of the U.S." Moon's desire to join the historic summit could be a sign that South Korea is the most eager for talks to take place.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE warned Chinese President Xi Jinping in an early morning tweet on Monday that his country would be "hurt very badly" if a deal to end the year-long trade war between Washington and Beijing is not reached.
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We're going to try and fix as quickly as possible — but you know it takes a long time, it's taken a hundred years or more for some of the places to — evolve, and they evolved, many of them, very badly, but we are going to be working very hard on health, on health care, very, very hard on education, and, also, we're going to work in a stringent way in a very good way on crime.
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It take as long time — 100 years or more for some of these places to evolve and many of them very badly but working very hard on health and health care, very, very hard on education and also we're going to be working in a stringent way on crime, you go to some of these inner city places and it's so sad — we have people and I have sort of witnessed it in fact two occasions actually witnessed it.
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"With the Humane Society for the United States, we work on banning puppy mills in the U.S. It's a long road but there are lot of puppy mills that treat dogs very badly and 99 percent of dogs that are in pet stores actually come from puppy mills," In addition to her work Stateside, Bloomberg, who competes at the top level of show jumping and has a chance at the Rio Olympic Games this summer has made multiple trips to Puerto Rico to bring stray dogs back to the U.S. to find forever homes.
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Republican primary front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Friday said rival Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE got "very badly hurt" at Thursday night's presidential debate.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said Wednesday he feels "very badly" for Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE after his former campaign chairman's prison sentence was increased to 85033 ½ years, but he would not say if he would offer Manafort a pardon.
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