It's just some worthless coach-speak answer to a worthless question.
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"Contempt as a remedy to enforce a worthless settlement is itself worthless," she added.
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Their children are worthless, and if this violence continues, their children's children will be worthless too.
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When you're told your home is now worthless and your biggest investment is now worthless, it's devastating.
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" As Kondo herself once told Refinery29, "no item is worthless unless the item's owner regards it as worthless.
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If speculators were to have a collective moment of doubt, suddenly fearing that Bitcoins were worthless, well, Bitcoins would become worthless.
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I must start a company and raise $1M or I'm worthless I must speak at conferences around the world or I'm worthless.
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Mr. London said the medical examiner's findings were "worthless, completely worthless" as he ripped a piece of paper in the trial room.
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His half-hearted apology to the women of America is worthless, and if he offers another apology it will be equally worthless.
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BUT BEFORE IT WAS WORTHLESS, GEORGE WASHINGTON WAS ABLE TO BUY A LOT OF ARMAMENT, BASICALLY ALL SORTS OF TROOP COSTS AND OWNED THE PERIOD, A SIGNIFICANT SHARE OF THAT WORTHLESS, ULTIMATELY WORTHLESS CURRENCY WAS CREATING REAL GOODS AND SERVICES.
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Chances are: Your bracket's probably worthless, or at least one-fourth worthless, now that the Wisconsin Badgers took down defending champion Villanova in the second round of the tournament.
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But given the horrific conditions on the southern border, it's unacceptable to settle for so little—to say nothing of it coming in a worthless pledge from a worthless vice president.
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That doesn't mean that whatever we do is worthless, though.
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Only to lecture us about how the truth is worthless.
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No. So, at this point, talk is worthless to me.
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What if I buy a house and it becomes worthless?
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"My ex left me feeling broken and worthless," she wrote.
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No. So at this point, talk is worthless to me.
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"Women experiencing homelessness often feel invisible and worthless," he said.
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About feeling worthless, separated from the rest of the world.
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She was belittled and made to feel insignificant and worthless.
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Theranos social and political capital is also basically worthless now.
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This is not to say that Apple News+ is worthless.
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Patil was stuck with 0003,000 rupees ($10,144) of worthless cash.
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These new varieties of Swiss hemp are far from worthless.
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In this situation, It's worthless for begging security from them.
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There's also exchange support, and the mined coins are worthless.
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Updates that happen but don't get to consumers are worthless.
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Great innovation is worthless if few can afford its benefits.
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Others may be stuck with policies that are functionally worthless.
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Those seemed like worthless characters, so they said no way.
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You are worthless, stripped of dignity, the object of derision.
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"Oh, half of what's out there is worthless," he scoffs.
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They were selling subprime mortgages that they knew were worthless.
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When you don't hear back, the message is: 'You're worthless.
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Now this isn't to say it's going to be worthless.
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Laws that don't prevent every tragedy are worthless, I guess?
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"My life would be worthless without the others," she said.
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Regulations and guidelines are worthless if they are not enforced.
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"Conclusions that have historically held true are worthless," he said.
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But even with those caveats, confirmed case data isn't worthless.
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Our troops' sacrifice in 1950 is about to become worthless.
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"Sessions is totally worthless," Mr. Manafort wrote in April 2018.
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"It felt like we were worthless to them," he said.
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Clinging to life, in other words, would make living worthless.
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Others are counting stack after stack of worthless bank notes.
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I owe $132,000 for this degree that is basically worthless.
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Some saw vast amounts of untaxed holdings suddenly rendered worthless.
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Benito Mussolini loved garlic and thought French food was "worthless."
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The people In charge or airing the commercials should all take themselves outside to the tree line and haze themselves until all the worthless, bad decision making genes that inhabit their worthless disgusting bodies die.
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All of this would be worthless if I wasn't actually DOING.
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I felt worthless, and would get horrible headaches and bad anxiety.
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The burst housing bubble left some trapped with suddenly worthless properties.
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Stock in bankrupt companies is generally rendered worthless in a bankruptcy.
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I'm now breastfeeding, and there you stand with your worthless nipples.
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This is not to say that form and experience are worthless.
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The national currency, the Venezuelan bolívar, would soon be almost worthless.
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"I was embarrassed and felt worthless," Nils told BuzzFeed News Germany.
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"Nobody likes being bullied or made to feel worthless," Rose wrote.
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So you have expensive hardware that is worthless on the car.
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Worthless $100trn notes from that time are now used as bookmarks.
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They say inflation and corruption has made their pensions near worthless.
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" 'You're worthless,' " he recalls her saying to him in Finding Gobi.
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And I don&apost think it was in -- a worthless thing.
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And the first rule there is that hypotheticals are utterly worthless.
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I am not saying that norms encouraging public reticence are worthless.
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A few worthless tweets could be the legacy of the period.
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Every poll that went into Nate Silver's model is completely worthless!
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The rest is pure speculation and worthless conjecture on your part.
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These coins are worthless and trade at less than 1 cent.
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Western medicine largely dismissed it as a "worthless but harmless substance".
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You're always going to have a mind-set that you're worthless.
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CHANOS: WELL, WE THINK THE EQUITY IS WORTHLESS, SO HOW'S ZERO?
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Or worse, that a normal guy thought you were totally worthless.
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However, stock can just as often wind up underwater, essentially worthless.
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Poptimism says that pop music is not objectively, self-evidently worthless.
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Some customers really have a way of making you feel worthless.
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The primary holder of the now worthless stock is Perry Capital.
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But that's a long way from Bitcoin being a worthless fraud.
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Foreign shareholders could be stuck with worthless shares paying zero dividends.
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The problem has long been that the notes are nearly worthless.
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Viewed in a vacuum, it appeared to be largely worthless bloopers.
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Even if we die for no reason, our lives are worthless.
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Meanwhile we have an administration that thinks the arts are worthless.
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But how would they pay the guards once money was worthless?
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I have been so stressed out and feel like I'm worthless.
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In an extreme scenario, they could be unsellable and effectively worthless.
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The problem with the culture of equity is, it's often worthless.
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Even if we die for no reason, our lives are worthless.
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But that's a long way from Bitcoin being a worthless fraud.
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What career analysts would put their names to these worthless claims?
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Prices doubled every day, making Zimbabwe's 100 trillion dollar notes worthless.
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Yes, your stocks will collapse but your bonds will be worthless, too.
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"Just because people don&apost have property doesn&apost make them worthless."
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However, a wasted morning doesn't have to devolve into a worthless day.
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World Cup tickets are worthless without a Russian government-issue "Fan ID".
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"They are worthless," she allegedly wrote in a March 2, 2016, text.
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The manufactured knockouts become obvious and the five second clips become worthless.
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"Opt out is basically worthless," said ACLU senior policy analyst Jay Stanley.
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You deserve to die because you're fucking worthless and you fucking…everyone.
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Expressions of support from Washington and European capitals have all proved worthless.
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So here's how Ethereum ends up succeeding wildly but ETH becomes worthless.
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That would mean our principles that we are fighting for our worthless.
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Facts and the opinions of others, Trump seems to think, are worthless.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoThe smartphone made the standalone alarm clock worthless.
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So, that means the $10,000 Apple Watch Editions are now practically worthless.
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Other students had been calling him "poor" and saying he was worthless.
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More like Chance the worthless, spineless, d—less, soulless, purposeless, virtueless sellout.
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Don't Lose What You Earn Your points are worthless if they expire.
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Wristbands and ultrasonic devices are worthless against mosquitoes, too, Mr. Conlon said.
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"Sex stuff is kind of worthless in a campaign," Simpson told me.
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Even Comey has allowed that the phone might be, in fact, worthless.
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Other products purchased online, like artwork or jewelry, could be worthless counterfeits.
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He was convicted of passing a worthless check, perjury and felony fraud.
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The currency is worthless, with inflation reaching more than 85033 million percent.
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They're not worthless to the things that live in them, of course.
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Chu and his team don't think that oral immunotherapy is worthless, though.
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"They are worthless," Finn allegedly wrote in a March 2, 2016, text.
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"The concept of Scooter Experience will be worthless," he said by email.
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Written procedures are worthless unless accompanied by a program to enforce them.
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"At the end, it's kind of like back to feeling worthless again."
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Suddenly, all these investments become completely worthless if the games go away.
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"That would be completely worthless," the professor said in a friendly tone.
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Maybe it was under one of these worthless wings the whole time.
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And then it was her decisions later to render that sacrifice worthless.
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Many who received stock options found their hopeful windfalls had become worthless.
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Hyperinflation has rendered the bolívar, the local currency, as worthless as confetti.
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Such an agenda would be inconceivable, had not half-measures proven worthless.
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Printed less than three years before, he said, they were now worthless.
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"He's screaming at us and telling us we were worthless," she said.
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Historically, I was taught, we were seen as less. Inferior. Ugly. Stupid. Worthless.
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It can pull a few unencrypted files and some metadata that's virtually worthless.
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Ongoing political and economic turmoil has also rendered its bolivar currency practically worthless.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Well, it's not worthless, but it's not ideal, either!
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Shares in bankrupt companies are generally rendered worthless in a Chapter 11 filing.
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I decided to put all these 'worthless' videos together to make my work.
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Just because Trump makes no sense doesn't mean common sense has become worthless.
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The kids' first-grade teacher is worthless and can't protect Amabella or Ziggy.
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If the options expire before that price is reached, they will become worthless.
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Their satisfaction was hard-won: the world now knows their "qualifications" are worthless.
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As a means of keeping Americans safe, Mr Trump's order is almost worthless.
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Savers formed hours-long queues to deposit the nearly worthless bills in banks.
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Good luck finding my busted laptop and the worthless data inside of it.
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In every logical way, that fistful of Forever 21 jewelry was basically worthless.
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Once a breach is discovered, the cards are quickly cancelled, rendering them worthless.
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It sharpens a person, to be made to feel so worthless so young.
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Some already chop off their rhinos' horns to make them worthless to poachers.
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Tick (Stupid-), Tick (Worthless-), Tick (Disgusting-) The spiral continues on throughout the night.
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Any president or Congress that doesn't get to providing both is utterly worthless.
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All of these companies have since faced financial problems — Theranos is nearly worthless.
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Money isn't real, what if we all decided it was worthless one day?
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They've already killed the CPM and made textual content more worthless than ever.
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These fraudulent clicks cost the advertisers money, but the resulting traffic was worthless.
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He's udder-ly worthless and it's pasture time to mooove him to prison.
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If you don't, the "corporate veil" that protects your personal assets is worthless.
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If prayers did anything, they'd still be alive, you worthless sack of (expletive).
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Turkish ruling AK Party spokesman Omer Celik called it "worthless, invalid and disreputable".
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I'm waiting for that guy ... The people in Congress are worthless to me.
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For a decade of nose‑to‑the-grindstone work, time had been worthless.
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Our society calls the work of mothers priceless while treating it as worthless.
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You deserve to die because you're (expletive) worthless and you (expletive) (unintelligible) everyone.
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Like George Washington's idea, this is wonderful in principle, but worthless in practice.
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A garbage can looms taller than Spider-man himself when he's feeling worthless.
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I remember him saying that those games were rendered worthless by following generations.
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For many, admitting we are imperfect is tantamount to saying we are worthless.
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People fear their wages in the Iranian currency could soon become practically worthless.
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A startup that can't retain good people is basically worthless to an investor.
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What happened in Costa Rica, they said, made them feel worthless and unprotected.
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The constant fear and tormentors I had to endure made me feel worthless.
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It's worthless to repair something when you don't know what the problem is.
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A loss of accreditation, though rare, would mean the college's degrees are worthless.
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His promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University. http://bit.
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Your shops will fill with unfamiliar products, and your currency will be worthless.
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That does not mean that these very human urges are in themselves worthless.
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The country's currency, the bolívar, made worthless by hyperinflation, is hard to find.
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Too many people for far too long have felt invisible, disposable and worthless.
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That's mighty ambitious for people whose experience in automobile manufacturing is absolutely worthless.
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Investors who weren't in on the plan are left with nearly worthless assets.
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And inflation has ballooned to 1 million percent, making money all but worthless.
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And when startups suffer valuation cuts, employees can end up with worthless options.
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And the product they were selling was, some former employees said, ultimately worthless.
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But over email, Cass clarified his broader position, which is that Medicaid isn't worth much, but it's also not worthless: I have never called Medicaid worthless and shifting resources to better uses like a wage subsidy is precisely my position.
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You know like...life could be like, starting to feel worthless in a way.
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The apps the Ionic supports are largely worthless if they aren't related to fitness.
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But district officials decided to act on their own accord after deeming "Chamber" worthless.
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"Your worthless ex can finally do something nice," the wildlife center wrote on Facebook.
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I felt worthless and unimportant; I started to experience suicidal and self-harm ideation.
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The 42% equity interest owned by Harvey and Bob Weinstein, we're told, is worthless.
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So a lot goes to landfill or incineration, mixed with the remaining worthless waste.
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Boas was not surprised to learn that a lot of their findings were worthless.
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He doesn't think Berryman's poems are worthless, but he wishes Berryman had gotten better.
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That option isn't available on all pieces of smart luggage, rendering them essentially worthless.
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Without people of color residing on the land, the worthless property was suddenly lucrative.
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Zimbabwe's economy collapsed in 2009, leaving the Zimbabwean dollar worthless because of hyper-inflation.
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We'll get an updated dot plot today but that has been rendered worthless information.
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"Copies were held to be ever-more worthless," says Miguel Helfrich, the Gipsformerei's director.
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Its bonds had been transferred to a new entity, rendering its CDSs potentially worthless.
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No wonder the number of (often worthless) specialist journals is growing all the time.
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If you're not making any money in that environment, it makes you feel worthless.
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Civil servants and soldiers go unpaid for months and hyperinflation renders money almost worthless.
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Money has become so worthless that bills are used to make trinkets and souvenirs.
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But with the acquisition, those restricted stock units, or RSUs, will become nearly worthless.
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The NHL's official explanation was worthless, because as we've covered before, they always are.
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Having lost them, do our lives not seem worthless and no longer truly ours?
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If you pay with a different form of payment, your travel benefits are worthless.
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Corinthian's collapse left its students and graduates with worthless degrees and mountains of debt.
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When homeowners defaulted on their mortgages, the securities lost considerable value or became worthless.
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In doing so, they are flooding the market with perishable supplies of worthless value.
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I began to ask myself: 'Is this house worthless or is this house priceless?
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We hate to say it, but this seemingly expensive collectible is practically worthless today.
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Skateparks closed and professional skating was almost worthless as a means of financial gain.
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"It's worthless," Jared Olsen, the bill's sponsor and a Republican, told Wyoming Public Radio.
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It's all just vague potential, either a billion dollar company or completely worthless one.
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An agreement is a worthless piece of paper if its terms are not implemented.
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"Many people will feel it is worthless to negotiate with Trump," the advisor said.
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But there is also a lot of historical but worthless material in the marketplace.
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The deductibles, in many cases way over $22019, make it almost worthless or unusable.
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The world will kick you down, spit on you, and tell you you're worthless.
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It abandoned its currency, the Zimbabwean dollar, in 2009 after hyperinflation rendered it worthless.
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But I'm just not prepared, so it would be a worthless scholarship to me.
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Still, out of the 25 characters in the game, most are worthless in deathmatch.
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But that doesn't mean it's worthless or not an interesting engineering or manufacturing feat.
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Well, it's like Eisenhower said, it's not ... plans are worthless, but planning is invaluable.
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I think predicting ... or predictions are worthless, but predicting is a lot of fun.
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Worthy of your time, per the NYT: How to survive when money is worthless.
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I do not intend to adapt to this hypocritical and worthless mass of people.
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The theory is that real estate loses value over time and is eventually worthless.
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"It was just a worthless thing to say," said Steven Halle, Mr. Stein's nephew.
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I told him what had happened and how surprisingly worthless it made me feel.
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Suppose, more plausibly, that Bitcoin has no underlying value and will eventually become worthless.
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Discontent has deepened across Venezuela's socioeconomic classes as hyperinflation has rendered wages virtually worthless.
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"There is a huge distinction between worthless traffic and low-quality traffic," he said.
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"It gave the vibe to everyone that our art was worthless," Mr. Tramontozzi said.
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One wrong move and an award-winning masterpiece can become worthless shards in seconds.
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Because I work in a discipline in the humanities, my American doctorate is worthless.
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Works of art, as Gertrude Stein famously said, are always either priceless or worthless.
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This is not a worthless gesture, and it helps, but it's not nearly enough.
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This is not a worthless gesture, and it helps, but it's not nearly enough.
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Most were 30 to 40 years past their expiration dates — possibly toxic, probably worthless.
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I think money by itself without the knowledge and culture and ethic is worthless.
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With the nation's currency (the bolivar) essentially worthless, he's welcoming dollars back into currency.
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That hardly means the fight was worthless; it just means the war is ongoing.
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Our younger son had an emergency surgery, but our health insurance had become worthless.
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Bottom line, having a debt limit that is never followed is worthless to have.
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The materials by themselves are worthless —it's the labor that turns them into art.
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Clone a seemingly healthy yet afflicted plant and you'll end up with a worthless greenhouse.
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If the price does not exceed the strike price by that date they expire worthless.
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However, like almost every other acclaimed online dating site, the free version is borderline worthless.
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It's not a worthless company by any means," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar's de facto leader, has set up worthless committees to investigate.
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A CHILD should NEVER feel so worthless to not even want to brush their hair.
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Not one of you worthless scribes wants to devote any ink to this 1998 masterpiece?
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Harrigan owns a souvenir shop downtown, which, like many tourist businesses, are now seemingly worthless.
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Republicans say these changes are necessary because Medicaid is inefficient and provides nearly worthless coverage.
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And as [Tesla AI director] Andrej [Karpathy] was saying, once you solve vision, it's worthless.
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By the time sovereign bolívares appear, supposedly in August, they, too, will be nearly worthless.
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So kids are always barraged with this message that they're worthless, and that's really dangerous.
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But, as any seasoned researcher knows, such novelties are worthless unless they can be replicated.
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What's, like, you know, like life is like starting to feel worthless in a way.
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Make approvals a process, not an impediment Approval without careful consideration and authority is worthless.
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That's been deemed worthless by the market, even if it is not actually the case.
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In a world where sex is the prevailing currency, this makes feminine gay men worthless.
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"They are worthless," the mother of five allegedly wrote in a March 2, 2016, text.
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Yeah, for me it's less about language like "piece of shit" or "worthless pig," etc.
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Otherwise, you're talking about a skill that's been rendered worthless by the powers that be.
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It is an old trick in warfare to flood the enemy with forged, worthless money.
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None of this is to say that listening to social media is a worthless exercise.
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The idea was to make the stolen tokens worthless and enable contributors to receive refunds.
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Greenspan compared the high-flying cryptocurrency to 1775 Continental currency that was worthless by 1782.
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While some vinyl records can be worth a lot of money, most are basically worthless.
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"I have wasted 44 years in this worthless legislature," said Chambers, a left-leaning independent.
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More in a "You should have let me stay dead, you worthless idiot" kinda way.
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If a windmill is within two miles of your house, your house is practically worthless.
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Media reports have found that the company does not earn revenue and is essentially worthless.
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The gold mine was rendered worthless when it was invaded by thousands of illegal miners.
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By today's standards, the SE/30 is seriously underpowered, but that doesn't mean it's worthless.
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Zimbabwe abandoned its own currency, the Zimbabwean dollar, in 2009 after hyperinflation rendered it worthless.
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Civil servants and soldiers go unpaid for months and hyperinflation renders the money almost worthless.
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Fewer than two years later, both investment banks collapsed and their stocks became virtually worthless.
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Since the codes can only be used once, the books are essentially worthless without them.
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Do you think that because today's students go unchallenged, it makes their degrees more worthless?
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But those valves are utterly worthless to 99.9 percent of the people who buy them.
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To the people who took them, they were deeply valuable; to anyone else, mostly worthless.
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After all, a plan without action is a lot like a plane without wings — worthless.
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All the studies, all the tests and pills and breakthroughs, it's all worthless, she said.
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Worse still, it looks like investors are assuming that some carmakers will soon be worthless.
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At the Democratic National Committee's debate last night, there's one word you didn't hear. Worthless.
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It's totally worthless if it doesn't prepare you to embrace and love the world again.
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Of course, great noise reduction is worthless if the sound you're left with isn't great.
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"It'll be the most expensive and worthless piece of paper I ever had," he said.
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"This deal is worthless in terms of (upfront) financial commitment," the first source told Reuters.
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He checked with the appraiser and was told that the domain was now essentially worthless.
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On the other hand, if Netflix fails to rise above $130, his trade will become worthless.
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The Chargers graciously chose this final, worthless preseason game to honor the military—should be interesting.
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The prevalence of the latter led to these "crapcoins" being written off as worthless and irrelevant.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Six months ago, Verizon declared that its media brands were virtually worthless.
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If you are worthless, if you are not valued for your work, than what's the point?
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You probably don't want to reward a worthless article with a dumb-but-effective clickbait headline.
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If the options are not exercised by those dates, the options will expire and become worthless.
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Freedom of the press is worthless if you can't have the privacy of a journalist source.
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PG&E is already doing a good job of making its stock worthless on its own.
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"Hello friends, family and friends of family who thought my degrees were worthless," the captions begin.
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It sometimes breaks down and it did in the French Revolution, when paper money became worthless.
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Six reconciliation deals between Hamas and Fatah have yielded little more than piles of worthless paper.
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This risk eventually rebounds on them, just as in 2007, when subprime mortgage loans proved worthless.
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The product is still worthless to investors if they don't believe the company can scale rapidly.
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Large swaths have not been verified, but that doesn&apost mean that it is completely worthless.
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How many times have you bought something, only to have it end up being completely worthless?
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De Liban says the process for people appealing their cuts has been effectively worthless for most.
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On the other hand, if IBB fails to close above $300, the trade will expire worthless.
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At least if they were trading bulbs, there would be something tangible in hand—albeit worthless.
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One of the most popular viral phenoms of the digital media boom is now essentially worthless.
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In every campaign, some political partisans believe their chosen candidate is exalted, while opponents are worthless.
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Meanwhile, unrestrained money printing has sent inflation on a tear, and rendered its currency almost worthless.
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In fact, most of them won't provide any income, so they are worthless for that purpose.
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Without audits, the paper records are worthless, like a warning light that no one can see.
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Indeed, as the fabled Henry Stimson story has it, spycraft was both worthless and infra dig.
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While some Pez dispensers can hold value, most of the collectible candy dispensers are basically worthless.
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The precious thingamajig, now useless and worthless, he tosses aside; the handy little box he keeps.
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There is risk though, as an options contract does not equal ownership and can expire worthless.
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" Avenatti told the AP that he believes Harder's court filing is "worthless" and has "numerous problems.
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An identical copy is hanging in the museum, so one of them has to be worthless.
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He took a knife to me and told me to kill myself because l was worthless.
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Years ago, people went crazy for ostensibly worthless objects like Beanie Babies, Pokemon cards or Tamagotchi.
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The ring is pretty much worthless in mixed martial arts except for the purposes of nostalgia.
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Back to hanging out with Scott Baio and the Dilbert Guy for these two worthless humans.
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Buy a call option and it can become near worthless overnight after a bad earnings release.
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Investors hope that one of the options expires worthless and the other results in a windfall.
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So the money would be worthless, unless you swam in it like Scrooge McDuck or something.
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Sure it costs less to insure- — but that's because it is for all practical purposes worthless.
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"Imagine thinking your whole life that you're worthless, that your parents didn't want you," Reihani said.
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The flimsy inflatable pontoons proved to be worthless as the helicopter flipped over in the water.
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"As a double amputee back then, you were regarded as almost worthless by society," Herr said.
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It's the guise of bright-line rules with contradictory flexibility and inconsistency, rendering them mostly worthless.
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But Guedes has publicly said even 850 billion reais would be virtually worthless, an "aborted" reform.
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"I don't understand abstract art, but I'm not stupid enough to think it's worthless," he said.
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Why does he only rate a worthless silver airline rewards card, instead of gold or platinum?
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He spun gold out of worthless casinos in a declining resort town with a dazzling efficacy.
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About 240,22014 people, mostly French, parted with more than $232 million before the stamps proved worthless.
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" Nonetheless, Maloney apologized to Kraninger, explaining she did not "intend to say that [she] was worthless.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is at it again, calling bitcoin worthless and predicting its spectacular collapse.
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A staffer for his campaign called The Washington Post "a worthless piece of crap" last week.
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Guard your data jealously and it's just as worthless—because nobody can do anything with it.
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They'd be worthless anyway, as the Home Smart app hasn't been updated with scene support yet.
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He had previously said a collapse could threaten 21,20.8499 jobs, and render 800,000 flight tickets worthless.
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It's a mentality that argues that only the self matters, and that compassion is essentially worthless.
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I had assumed that the annual forecasts were essentially worthless — no better than flipping a coin.
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The same has happened many other times for similar fluctuations, demonstrating how worthless those predictions are.
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His testimony, if not backed by documentation, is worthless and if backed by documentation, is redundant.
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If electric vehicles take off and oil prices plunge, high-cost oil projects could become worthless.
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She often felt worthless, suffered from anxiety and at times could barely get out of bed.
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But spiraling inflation has made the pay increasingly worthless, and shortages have left the cafeterias bare.
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As Bloomberg points out, Allianz Global Investors, a major European investment firm, declared Bitcoin "worthless" last week.
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In fact, an ESOP may become worthless if the sponsoring company mismanages the company and goes bankrupt.
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CPSC recommends you contact Kidde, which can provide you with a replacement alarm that isn't worthless. [CPSC]
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The Wall Street Journal has reported that any equity investments in the company are now completely worthless.
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Rampant inflation has made Venezuelan currency virtually worthless, and oil is its foremost means of repaying creditors.
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I transform the worthless into worthy, the bad into good, give permanence to the disposable through art.
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The word of our leaders is so worthless now that Congress cannot even fulfill its basic functions.
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The emanations from the mouth of Mr Trump are worthless, toxic bilge, harmful to any and all.
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While urchins are in starvation mode, the edible part — known as roe — shrivels, making them commercially worthless.
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Now, a person might read the above and conclude that Obama's Clean Power Plan is basically worthless.
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He said Mr. Trump had preyed on vulnerable students by selling them worthless degrees from Trump University.
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Vitamin C degrades in water, for example, so any water-based Vitamin C tablets are basically worthless.
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Modi withdrew 500 and 1,000 rupee notes from circulation to make hoarded cash, or black money, worthless.
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For those people, deductibles often seem like an unfair trick, or a feature that makes insurance worthless.
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Both accessories are worthless for budding wedding photographers, but super budget friendly accoutrements a filmmaker might enjoy.
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For a second it felt good and even justified — I had punched myself in my worthless face.
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Eleanor is literally a crook; her job before she died was selling worthless medicine to the elderly.
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As dogecoins were initially worthless, people threw large amounts of them at each other with little regard.
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Caldwell's attorney said his client was unaware the bonds were worthless and had invested his own money.
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I guess I'm a big pessimist, because I just believe that our existence is totally worthless, really.
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Sexual assault had made him feel worthless, but working with the fire crew gave him a purpose.
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In addition, people can sign up with fake names and then the background check is completely worthless.
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You know what you're getting with a particular brand, and without that reassurance, brands would be worthless.
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Siri won a made-up Emmy, received scant further mention, and can be presumed to remain worthless.
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A cheap health plan that covers almost nothing would be basically worthless to a lot of people.
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CARUSO-CABRERA: SO SHOULD WE CONCLUDE THAT BITCOIN IS GOING TO BE, IN YOUR OPINION, ULTIMATELY WORTHLESS?
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It could become worthless to save for retirement if an unforeseen event forces you to cash out.
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Over on the Hudson River, it was common to see mounds of worthless garbage go bobbing by.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Well, Bitcoin is worthless, artificial gold which, if it succeeded… a lot of illicit activity.
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But "Batman & Robin" is such worthless schlock that it's hard to fathom that the movie even exists.
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If the earbuds struggle to stay connected to your device or to each other, they're basically worthless.
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The rules of engagement can change capriciously, especially for American and European companies, rendering major investments worthless.
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He implied that he killed his family so that they wouldn't find out how "worthless" he was.
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Hyperinflation running above 2 million percent per year in Venezuela has made the Venezuelan bolivar practically worthless.
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Instead of distributing any of this bounty, Hanergy proposes to hand out paper likely to prove worthless.
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Mortgages were junked and money became worthless abroad, but the Icelandic people were more confused than starving.
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It makes very good business sense to keep Africa where it is because of the worthless labour.
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Hyperinflation, which is expected to reach ten million per cent this year, has left the currency worthless.
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Credit cards are now just worthless bits of plastic, and A.T.M.s are nothing but hunks of metal.
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It's not hard to see why Wall Street would value Yahoo's core business as close to worthless.
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Probably worthless, because a significant share of the sample was not actually as old as we thought.
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"The idea is fantastic, but the implementation is worthless," Mr. Nartey said of the new school initiative.
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Parts like pig's feet that are almost worthless in Canada are in high and growing demand there.
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As a journalistic enterprise, it's basically worthless, and as a filmmaking enterprise, Stone has done far better.
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Whoever they once were, by capitalism's standards, they are now worthless because they are no longer productive.
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I go to work every day to witness how my employees' time, work and efforts are worthless.
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So I did, I got married, and the way that my now-husband proposed was so worthless.
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That call will then expire worthless, and that leaves us just net long this March 350-call.
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When I interviewed Ashwaq's husband, he told me my work as a human rights investigator was worthless.
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If DACA disappeared, and with it their Social Security numbers, their own driver's licenses would be worthless.
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Perfect replicas of masterpieces would become universally accessible; every Van Gogh and Velázquez might soon be worthless.
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I'm gonna lift my worthless wings (curse these loosey-goosey things) and trot away, trot trot trot.
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It falls from the sky, and, though it's vital, we sometimes treat it as if it's worthless.
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Those often-worthless loans were packaged by Wall Street into complex derivatives and sold to unsuspecting investors.
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If that rule is not followed, there need to be consequences — or the rule itself becomes worthless.
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Many of them invested after the conservatorship went into effect and they are holding virtually worthless paper.
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Since England was then at war with Spain, the Company's South American trading monopoly was basically worthless.
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Those objects appearing in accompanying photographs are generally either fakes, or worthless items, like heavily corroded coins.
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People have less money due to the recession, and what money they still control is increasingly worthless.
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The relational algebra powering SQL-style databases is worthless without real, unencrypted data to do stuff with.
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Trillions of dollars of fossil fuel assets would be rendered worthless if a clean energy "revolution" truly succeeded.
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At some, a bribe is required, with a bag of potatoes now more effective than increasingly worthless cash.
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It follows then, that you start to see everything as both worthless and indispensable, at the same time.
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The man had written in a newspaper that Jackson was "a worthless scoundrel, a paltroon, and a coward."
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Pensions -- if you can get one -- are worthless in this crumbling economy, amounting to perhaps $7 a month.
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It'll be either someone who is bullish on the , or someone who thinks cryptocurrencies are worthless or overvalued.
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Knowing when to trash a cableSo how do you know if the cables you already have are worthless?
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It's the worthless plastic — the single-use plastics — that compose this mounting mess and piles up on beaches.
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Belfort pleaded guilty in 1999 to manipulating investors into buying stocks that eventually turned out to be worthless.
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"If you are worthless, if you are not valued for your work, than what's the point?" she said.
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Now that the demonetised bank notes are worthless, the government is intent on in effect appropriating the proceeds.
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With the first, the paper currency becomes so utterly worthless that it is supplanted by a hard currency.
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On the other hand, if Netflix shares fail to rise by then, the call spread will expire worthless.
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By rendering the bonds virtually worthless, Peru violated its free trade agreement with the United States, Gramercy said.
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I do know that the crappy speaker makes the treat dispenser part of the Furbo kind of worthless.
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What most countries did was submit a worthless commitment, or a commitment to proceed with business as usual.
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Bitcoin's surge in the past 24 hoursImage: CoindeskTo be clear, Bitcoin is absolutely worthless by any real measure.
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In the zoo, there were no worries about money, no heart-wrenching relationships to leave one feeling worthless.
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I feel like I'm worthless in the eyes of one of the people that matters most to me.
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This left 50 million Americans uninsured and 85033 to 30 million with worthless insurances when facing major illnesses.
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Trump derided The Boston Globe as "stupid" and "worthless" in response to the special edition of the paper.
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We are ashamed that there is nothing we can do to keep you from seeing us as worthless.
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Zimbabwe abandoned its worthless currency not long after monthly inflation hit 80 billion per cent in November 2008.
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The L.L.C. is valued on Mr. Trump's financial statements as practically worthless despite holding a multimillion-dollar loan.
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Just because others don't believe in your ideas from the get-go doesn't mean that they are worthless.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett called it worthless and "rat poison squared," at the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting.
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Our mother had called us worthless, threatened us, and then nearly crashed our car during a violent outburst.
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The collapse left 600,000 people stranded around the world, and many with now-worthless bookings for future flights.
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You occasionally feel that, if the oil were rendered worthless, they would carry on drilling all the same.
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A flat exercise ball is as worthless as that idle exercise machine you currently use to hang laundry.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif dismissed as "worthless" the allegation that Iran sought to block the ship.
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One woman, Pam Hunt, racked up student loans for a "worthless" degree in criminal justice at Corinthian College.
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This brings up another important matter: most luggage itself is worthless garbage, as far as security is concerned.
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The worst-case scenario is that the underlying stock doesn't move at all and both options expire worthless.
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At the time, unemployment was over 50 percent and quadruple digit inflation had rendered the currency virtually worthless.
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This could be a boyfriend or employer berating a young woman to the point where she feels worthless.
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The money will go to the more than 6,000 students who said Trump's real estate seminars were worthless.
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You know windmills: if a windmill is within two miles of your house, your house is practically worthless.
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It's great if you have it, but if you don't take that insight and produce change, it's worthless.
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They did not make him feel worthless, and were as voiceless as he was in the human world.
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I feel it's unfair to blame me for his employment choices, on top of making me feel worthless.
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You know windmills: If a windmill is within 2 miles of your house, your house is practically worthless.
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This is game about people who are oppressed, exploited, deemed worthless by our society, and discarded to die.
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Billions of dollars of equity value has already been wiped out and employees are staring at worthless options.
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" He adds, "History moved on, left you at the station holding a heavy suitcase and a worthless ticket.
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We have a different point of view: hard-nosed policies and strategies are worthless without a good story.
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AI/AN men reported the highest distress rates of "feeling hopeless and worthless" of any of the groups.
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She felt worthless and even contemplated driving her car off the Howard Frankland Bridge that spans Tampa Bay.
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"We expect the venture capitalists who engineered this deal to claim that FanDuel was worthless," the statement said.
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In principle I would not be opposed to killing individuals who are worthless or dangerous in that sense.
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"He's a worthless scurve," said Mr. Mollica, showing me a flyer for the so-called Ralph Wig Collection.
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"There's a very solid argument that Sprint's equity is worthless if the merger doesn't go through," he said.
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"I said no," Mr. Koch wrote, "intimating I knew, with him, a promise for the future was worthless."
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People on both sides have argued that calls for dialogue are worthless while there's violence in the streets.
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Berkshire Hathaway's Charlie Munger, for example, called bitcoin "worthless artificial gold" in an interview with CNBC in May.
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The message we got was clear: Female Marines are disgusting and worthless and physically unsuited for the service.
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Any 100 bolívar bills that were not exchanged at the central bank within 10 days would become worthless.
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I remember wanting video evidence that I was a worthless mess, and I wallowed in the self-loathing.
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As firms seek approval for specialty exchange-traded funds, some advisers warn that cryptocurrencies may be intrinsically worthless.
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As poems these squibs are worthless; as lyrics, even sung in that lizardy groan, they often moved millions.
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When one side breaks it off, it's normal to feel sad, rejected, and worthless for a little while.
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Put away in storage, half-forgotten, these objects could just as easily be priceless mementos as worthless ephemera.
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Had our prolonged silence on the deteriorating schools and lack of resources taught students that they were worthless?
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That would mean at least some investors will lose money and any employee stock would likely become worthless.
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They can understand companies going bankrupt, but they cannot fathom that mines still producing coal might be worthless.
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Why dish out that much cash for an appliance that is, in every sense of the word, worthless?
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On those days, you might feel worthless or lazy or like nobody will find you attractive ever again.
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He insisted that East Germans' worthless money should be swapped for Deutschmarks at a ratio of one for one.
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But if TON fails to spawn a vibrant marketplace, the grams that investors purchased will quite likely be worthless.
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Though ransomware didn't yield huge amounts, it afforded the criminals a way to monetize these otherwise worthless infected computers.
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It's the only way to keep their businesses afloat amid widespread cash shortages of a currency that's increasingly worthless.
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"After all, to be a worthless human being is about as painful a thing as there is," Crocker said.
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The organization listens to its journalists when they say that comments are worthless and puts fewer resources into them.
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In November 244, he abruptly banned the two biggest banknotes in circulation, making 236% of the country's cash worthless.
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The general claim from those at the meeting is that it was worthless and that nothing came of it.
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One Biden supporter said how people had made her feel worthless when she had to start collecting disability checks.
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" She explains, "I thought I was trash, so I didn't mind when they talked about women being dogs, worthless.
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It was a dangerous coping mechanism that left me feeling completely worthless in more ways than just my weight.
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When Britain's ban on its ivory trade becomes law, these too could become unsellable and, in a sense, worthless.
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It's literally just a description of the size of my body—"fat" doesn't mean ugly; "fat" doesn't mean worthless.
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The deal would most likely help some creditors, whose bonds could be worthless if the island defaults on them.
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There's a lot to be said for real-time connections to friends and colleagues without the borderline-worthless dross.
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Not only would it not be appropriate for me to comment but — more importantly — my comments would be worthless.
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It's certainly possible that this entire investment is in fact worthless, and will have no impact on the election.
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They make it clear every single day that I'm worthless to them so ending my life, who's gonna care?
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Helpful shame always leaves room for improvement rather than making someone feel fundamentally worthless, with no hope for growth.
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Here's a picture the actress posted earlier in the week from the plane on the way to Worthless shoot.
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This illness is great at isolating us from the world around us and convincing us that we are worthless.
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I learned to stop looking at myself as worthless and inadequate and start realizing that I can do this.
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In July 2017, NBC Bay Area described about 50 residents as saying they were "stuck with nearly worthless condos."
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Last week, IBM issued an absolutely worthless statement about the ban using the most absurdly generalized and flowery language.
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The June calls did not capture the time period in which the news emerged, and those options expired worthless.
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"Even if they come with resources, their resources are worthless here," said Bortignon of the Migration Center in Cúcuta.
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Useless, worthless, and garbage are words frequently seen in the comments, which lament the restrictions of Twitter for Xbox.
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An anonymous user base might be as damaging as an inactive user base, thereby making a social product worthless.
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Even the AV Club, which is almost always right, made a top ten list that was mostly worthless garbage.
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If the so-called stablecoin is shown to essentially be worthless, then markets are not going to react kindly.
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But if it can, then the likes of Mr Klaus may come to find that their hoards are worthless.
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The Touch Bar bums me out too, but not because I think it's as worthless as many people contend.
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And if there's no follow through, does that make your rhetoric — as human and empathetic as it was — worthless?
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The petro was supposed to help his administration weather the hyperinflation that has rendered the bolivar all but worthless.
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My journalism degree seemed worthless, and I got by selling sperm three times a week at $100 a pop.
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Mitchell, 35, was among nine people charged in May 2016 with manipulating ForceField stock, which is now virtually worthless.
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This is the noble way to turn an extremely expensive, sophisticated piece of gadgetry into a mostly worthless toy.
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"I'm just shallow and worthless," he said, but "they never tumble to this, or not many of them do."
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Some people who got those benefits have said they believed they would be essentially worthless and impossible to sell.
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Shady developers have found a new way to trick users into spending ridiculous sums of money on worthless services.
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Regression and childlike wonder are often considered to be stupid and worthless, likewise girliness—but why should they be?
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The biggest news heading into the final, and worthless, last week of the NFL preseason is Bill Belichick's diet.
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The company also squandered $6 billion repurchasing its now worthless shares in an failed effort to support stock price.
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"They are saying that the lives that they killed are worthless," Mr. Mongeluzzi said in an interview on Thursday.
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While plans sold this way might be totally useless as health insurance, they don't need to be entirely worthless.
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In short order the economy collapsed, resulting in 2008 in a catastrophic inflationary cycle that made the currency worthless.
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Your puppy pictures might turn out to be worthless, but that college translation from Serbo-Croatian could be valuable.
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A quick look at AmadeusGoodrich's digital wallet shows they've sent the promised 100,000 worthless tokens to three different wallets.
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As it happens, the appeal of well-wrapped, worthless gifts is nearly universal, and even goes beyond Homo sapiens.
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The distortions that emerge — like the backpack full of soon-to-be-worthless cash — can seem absurd, even laughable.
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The result is that promises from the U.S. government are now as worthless as those from a tinpot dictator.
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The economy is cyclical, some industries more so, and rivals may introduce superior technology that renders a company worthless.
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"Women are stigmatized and seen as repulsive and worthless when using their bodies to support themselves," Ms. Fowles said.
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North Korea has a currency (called the won, like South Korea's), but the money is worthless outside its borders.
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These things are inarguably worthless and you'd have a point if you told me to get rid of them.
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For Karzai, all is well when the money keeps rolling in, but when it stops, the Americans become worthless.
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If their application for protection was rejected, they could be on the next plane home — rendering the investment worthless.
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"What's more worthless than a cartoon," Dale Beran, author of It Came From Something Awful, said in the documentary.
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He signed a peace deal with Eritrea, ending a 21972-year-old conflict over a sliver of worthless desert.
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When she told Sulichin that their project was now worthless, he assured her that this was not the case.
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Overnight, two of the biggest bank notes in the country became "worthless pieces of paper," as Modi put it.
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The report claimed blockchain-based tokens are rarely used to price goods and therefore relatively worthless for making payments.
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NBC Bay Area reported in July 2017 that about 50 residents said they were "stuck with nearly worthless condos."
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Now the newspaper is writing off that investment as worthless and taking a $31 million bath in the process.
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Oppression, in Colony, is a tool to make humans feel like worthless cogs in the machine of the state.
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Now that that result turned out to be the wrong one (for the candle, anyway), it's rendered entirely worthless.
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Moreover, it allegedly described how Facebook can work out when kids are feeling "worthless" or otherwise down about themselves.
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Above all, she doesn't want anyone to interpret her research to mean that it's worthless to work at being healthier.
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We see that legacy when our daughters are raped or sexually assaulted or treated as worthless in more quotidian ways.
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For those like Stern who have a closet full of nearly worthless stuffed animals, that speculation did not pan out.
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Said coins are actually worthless in Australia, but that doesn't stop things from spiraling a little bit out of control.
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These little acts effectively say, "You are worthless" to the one person a spouse should love more than any other.
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A person who is hearing-impaired or can't speak will certainly find an ordinary phone call to be pretty worthless.
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In other words, if your dinner mate is offering you something that you don't like, then it's worthless to share.
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Specifically, the 41-year-old said the divorce made him feel "completely worthless," and his friends were worried about him.
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I felt ugly and worthless, and those were things I felt I might be able to see into him somehow.
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This could cause a race to the bottom as big producers try to sell their oil before it becomes worthless.
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What they're saying: Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif the U.K.'s claim "worthless," according to Reuters, citing state media.
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But just as calls for prayer are inevitable, so are claims from skeptics that peoples' invocations are flat-out worthless .
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Let's say you still think Medicaid is worthless program that is no better for its beneficiaries than nothing at all.
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They were thoughts that I did not notice or question, thoughts that said I was worthless, dumb, ugly, and weak.
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San Francisco district attorney George Gascon, for example, famously called background checks that don't use fingerprints "completely worthless" in 2014.
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But the long document was virtually worthless on Monday as a killer fire burnt at least 83 people to death.
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Otherwise, not only will they refuse to join his staff, but it would be patently worthless for them do so.
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"It can be a battlefield of people who are on a daily basis telling you that you're worthless," said Stabile.
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"Centralized databases carry counterparty risk, that coins will be unilaterally seized or rendered worthless," Sirer wrote me in a message.
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A pensioner who had invested in one of the lenders, Banca Etruria, killed himself after discovering his savings were worthless.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has dismissed as "worthless" the allegation that Iran had tried to block the ship.
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I was left with the impression that because so many people consider me to be worthless, I had no future.
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All three of those movies were about scams — people swindling customers with cheap penny stocks and worthless swampland in Florida.
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The American drones simply create more problems, ensuring the next generation of Yemenis grow up feeling worthless, angry and fearful.
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He's a creature of duty and discipline and earnestly accrued knowledge — all precious commodities that are worthless in Trump's eyes.
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Before the agency cracked the phone, FBI Director James B. Comey allowed that the phone might be, in fact, worthless.
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Realistically, a great many people were clueless about the billions in worthless paper that rest on mountains of subprime loans.
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Employees exercised options worth millions of dollars but found that when taxes were due, their companies and stock were worthless.
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Certainly the goody bag is essentially worthless — a few candies and a set of earplugs make up the typical lagniappe.
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But isn't convincing the masses to see value in something that, at first blush, seems pretty worthless the whole point?
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Lujan's promises are worthless until the Democratic leadership allows self-declared pro-life Democrats to support real pro-life legislation.
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Deals are subjective, and what might seem like an amazing deal to someone could be completely worthless to someone else.
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Prosecutors accused Knippa, 46, of touting the now-essentially worthless ForceField stock on television without revealing his receipt of kickbacks.
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But that's a far cry from saying it's worthless as anything but a tool for crooks, terrorists, and rogue dictators.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif dismissed as "worthless" the British allegation that Iran had sought to block the ship.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif dismissed the British report as "worthless", according to the semi-official Fars news agency.
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In "Best Features," she's a fat woman who is quietly furious at how worthless the world considers her to be.
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There are way too many entrepreneurs focused on the number of Instagram followers they have (and other worthless vanity metrics).
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Perhaps most important, voters outside of swing states know their votes are devalued, if not worthless, and they behave accordingly.
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You can just craft a cheap, totally worthless plan, spend a ton to market it, and scoop up government money.
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The regalia, the speeches, and the handshake all felt like worthless fluff that would take hours to take part in.
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But that was before I developed a mysterious and debilitating chronic pain disorder against which most traditional medicines proved worthless.
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Soon after we settled in, I learned a practical reason a family might part with a piano: because it's worthless.
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A sketch by Modigliani is a treasure, but the same sketch, if it merely looks like a Modigliani, is worthless.
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Beijing claimed 6.9 percent growth in 2017, but Chinese statistics are next to worthless — artifacts of propaganda instead of productivity.
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"Little by little, he would corner me and make me think I'm worthless and, worse, I believed him," she said.
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When prisons are designed to treat subjects like they are worthless, it only pushes them further into the criminal abyss.
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Its ambition: define a new model for media in a world struggling under the weight of fake or worthless content.
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Their work was daring, edgy, funny and dark; it rejected old tropes that defined us as pathetic, frightening and worthless.
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What if it turns out there's nothing negative about the information provided, then it has no value and is worthless?
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Thousands of pieces of merch on the internet were rendered essentially worthless, bringing the Mueller industrial complex to a halt.
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" NRA spokeswoman Amy Hunter called the resolution a "worthless and disgusting 'soundbite remedy' to the violence epidemic gripping our nation.
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All too often students are left with a worthless degree —or no degree—and debts that are impossible to manage.
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As the Supreme Court hears oral arguments Tuesday on DACA, students are worried that their college degrees could be worthless.
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Venezuela now has two currencies simultaneously in circulation — the strong bolívar and the sovereign bolívar — both of which are worthless.
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Given the dire state of Mr. Trump's businesses at the time, he might have been able to record write-downs of assets under a doctrine known as "abandonment," an aggressive accounting tactic used when an investor walks away from a worthless or nearly worthless asset and writes off the entire capital investment in the property.
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His poleaxing of cap and trade leaves firms in Ontario with C$2.8bn of pollution permits that may now be worthless.
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"We will make pixels by the inch and the pound, but they will be worthless unless we collaborate together," said Zolli.
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Microsoft has also, mercifully, axed the worthless 4GB RAM option that's persisted in both the Surface Laptop and Surface Pro lines.
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Drone Video of Border Wall Prototypes Accidentally Shows How Worthless the Wall Would BeYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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When she sees him after trying to meditate in a class, he coarsely tells Kate the camp is worthless, a joke.
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And third, they reckon (also usually correctly) that those items have cost hardly anything to produce, so they are almost worthless.
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Because the Great Pumpkin never shows, Schulz, simply and brilliantly, communicates sincerity is worthless if the object of faith is false.
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"Viewed from a purely aesthetic viewpoint, sketches of UFOs made by schoolchildren or policemen might appear naïve or worthless," he writes.
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The signature makes the book simultaneously worthless and priceless; most good bookstores have signed copies on their shelves for this reason.
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I felt worthless, inferior, and unattractive if I didn't have that "cool girl" disposition and sweet presence that every man needed.
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That being said, the commercials that are shown on your network are the most god awful, horrible, worthless, mind numbing. patronizing.
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In the first are jobs that Mr Graeber tends to think are socially worthless, such as corporate lawyers or investment bankers.
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For centuries it vexed medieval miners by looking like a valuable ore that subsequently turned into worthless—and sometimes noxious—rubble.
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But given that Jon is pretty worthless as a general, the outcome of the fight would have been largely the same.
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This is the big bogeyman, but the stocks are trading like everything is worthless and everyone is going out of business.
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Essentially, human eyeballs have little to do with requests — and that fact makes the impressions data in ad reports essentially worthless.
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And what remained of the lobster stock was vulnerable to an unsightly shell disease that made them worthless at the market.
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I even braced for the usual horde of fanemy trolls to come out of the woodwork to tell me I'm worthless.
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With the widespread notion that Oi's equity is worthless, creditors may also seek to thwart any deal aiming to protect shareholders.
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He recently unloaded on zero- and low-yielding debt, which he calls "worthless" and says is a bubble waiting to burst.
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Confido tokens had a market cap of $10 million last week, before the company disappeared, but now the tokens are worthless.
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"That's so flawed as to be almost worthless," said Gigi Sohn, a former adviser at the FCC under the Obama administration.
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Launching a Tesla Roadster into outer space may have been ridiculous, but the vehicle is far from being worthless space junk.
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Musk is skipping HUDs because he's hell-bent on autonomy and thinks the tech would be worthless in self-driving cars.
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Anyone who makes you feel worthless, anxious, or uninspired is wasting your time and, quite possibly, making you more like them.
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But anyone with the slightest experience with voter data would tell you that such data is essentially worthless for any analysis.
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Customers filed a lawsuit to redeem the value of the cards, but a judge ruled that the gift cards were worthless.
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Reprice options for remaining employees, as the current options are now worthless and most execs will begin looking for other jobs.
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The bigger issue is whether a gift card will become worthless if it involves a retailer that filed for bankruptcy protection.
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Respondents are asked about six negative emotional states: sadness, feeling worthless, being unable to make efforts, nervousness, feeling fidgety and exhaustion.
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These images can have long-term effects, including people choosing to hide their bodies and feeling worthless when they are dating.
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"Just because Trump makes no sense doesn't mean common sense has become worthless," I wrote after Trump won some early primaries.
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Democrats should be particularly wary of Rhodes as he's been an aide to Andrew Cuomo, one of America's most worthless Democrats.
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Then the gender stuff as well, and both of those things kind of tie in and maybe being seen as worthless.
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And even now, whenever something disturbing happens to me, I ponder again that special circle, and the boring and the worthless .
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Perhaps, for these reasons, the head of people operations at Google has noted: GPAs are worthless as a criteria for hiring.
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In sum, technically worthless pieces of paper, imbued with a valueless token, and representing something even more ephemeral and, yes, priceless.
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I felt inspired, but also worthless — realizing I'd spent the night trying to hide the salsa stain on my dress shirt.
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He had also left a trail of fraud lawsuits accusing him of peddling worthless investments in oil fields and medical equipment.
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But when Juno was sold to another company, Gett, last year, the program was scrapped, and the equity was virtually worthless.
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"It doesn't have to take five years for those bonds to more or less be worthless," Song said over the phone.
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He had given me what I needed so I would give him what he wanted, and it made me feel worthless.
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That left Saab dealers like Mr. Small stuck with cars that he said were "virtually unsellable," as their warranties were worthless.
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They shared feelings of social exclusion and a lack of a life purpose, making them feel that their lives are worthless.
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Saving cash is like saving a legal pad — it's worthless because money, like any paper, is only good when it's used.
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Tim Armstrong left in December, around the time Verizon reported that Oath, its media arm, had an almost worthless brand value.
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The Department of Education then created regulations to aid students who had been left holding large loan balances and worthless diplomas.
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Freire of Team recalls a collector confronting him at the gallery, asking why he had sold him all this "worthless" stuff.
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Rassim brushed off her portraiture as "worthless" and insinuated in the interview that she wished she had better work to show.
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"I wouldn't get so emotional until you see exactly what that worthless piece of garbage did," he replied, referring to Assange.
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If you haven't enabled two-factor authentication on your email account, then Ring's implementation of two-factor authentication is basically worthless.
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Forcing people to buy app-specific tokens traps them with a holding that has a high chance of ending up worthless.
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Inflation has grown so severe that businesses have begun to weigh, rather than count, stacks of Bolivares, Venezuela's increasingly worthless currency.
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The bolivar, the country's official currency, has become all but worthless, making the U.S. dollar the most valuable unit of exchange.
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In essence, I gave away 1.6 percent of a wonderful business — one now valued at $220 billion — to buy a worthless business.
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We should have learned from experience by now that the word of all the members of the Kim dynasty is absolutely worthless.
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For what it's worth, the company says that lower trading volume does not necessarily mean that the cats themselves are becoming worthless.
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But that is not to say the files may be worthless: plenty of institutions, organizations, and individuals still use outdated Windows versions.
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And while the physical symbol itself printed on a piece of paper is virtually worthless, the meaning behind that symbol is priceless.
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"Companies keep beating the earnings estimates and raising their forecasts, rendering the current price-to-earnings multiples pretty much worthless," he said.
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Two years worth of crops, spoiled and worthless -- a casualty not only of climate change but of this President's unnecessary trade wars.
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Due to market factors alone, there is always the risk of options becoming worthless, even with a well-established blue-chip company.
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I wonder if they whisper behind my back, roll their eyes, dismiss me as a fraud, a fake, a worthless societal parasite.
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Aside from cases where hyperinflation has rendered a currency worthless, such swaps generally take place over long periods to avoid disrupting commerce.
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His degree in accounting has become worthless, because there is nothing he could do that couldn't be done better by a machine.
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Because the currency is worthless outside its defined geographic area, holders spend it in the neighbourhood, thus creating a "local multiplier effect".
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Kumail Nanjiani is a worthless security guard who's all talk during school hours, but can't be bothered once the clock strikes 3.
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I feel like they weren't treating me like a normal human being and made me feel like I was inadequate and worthless.
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If the artist makes many such works, that's often good for the per-piece value, even as mechanical reproductions are generally worthless.
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ON NOVEMBER 8th 2016, Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, stunned its 1.3bn people by announcing that most banknotes would soon become worthless.
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Well actually, now that the Paris Agreement on climate change has been made, investing in fossil fuel will soon enough be worthless.
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At this time, the Theranos website is shut down, and the WSJ reports that any equity investments in the company are worthless.
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We, their sons, are more worthless than they; so in our turn we shall give the world a progeny yet more corrupt.
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The plan was to sell these nearly worthless discs —remember, anybody can make one for free — for a quarter each to refurbishers.
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To be sure, no one's sending their kids to college by selling Griffey's Upper Deck rookie, but the card isn't totally worthless.
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Recommendations this week: Arielle recommends this riveting New York Times interactive on how to survive in Venezuela when your money is worthless.
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"I would expect Steinhoff to give me back my money, and I will give them back their worthless shares," Wiese told Reuters.
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As Khin Maung Myint, an ethnic Kachin MP from northern Myanmar, puts it: "Everything that parliament will do is worthless without peace."
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Affidavits from the case additionally show some students felt the program consisted of worthless information they could have obtained for free elsewhere.
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Toshiba's many individual fans in Japan – in total, it has nearly 400,000 shareholders, Eikon shows – would be left with near-worthless paper.
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My degree, it turns out, is worthless; it's not trusted because it doesn't have a name like Harvard or Stanford on it.
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I won't say this Bing thing is worthless, but it does kind of feel like a gimmick, at least at this stage.
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With the benefit of hindsight, Malcolm points out that this was just before the Great Depression would render the bond worthless anyway.
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Hedge fund manager Bill Ackman reportedly thinks WeWork could be worthless, noting Japanese investment giant SoftBank "should have walked away" from it.
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Some stores and bus companies were no longer accepting cash on Monday out of fear the notes would be worthless next week.
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Enthusiasm around the thousands of existing cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, remains strong despite warnings from investors such as Warren Buffett that they're worthless.
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Researchers also asked students various questions about their sleep quality and how often they felt healthy, energized, worthless, fidgety, anxious or depressed.
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She's no genius — her Asia policy, in particular, is so ineffectual and contradictory as to be worthless — but you saw the debate?
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The letter's writer called him a "worthless fucking n*****," a "porch monkey," told him to "go back to the jungle" and more.
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After moving into a cabin in the woods with no plumbing or electricity, Hansen settles down to brood about his worthless life.
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In other words, DaVonte' Neal could sign a hundred letters of intent to Arizona, but they'd worthless without Luke Neal's signature, too.
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Sometimes they're saying things, mean things like how I'm worthless, and other times I can't really tell what they're saying at all.
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Problem is, such a high discount rate makes far-future costs and benefits — the kind found in climate models — all but worthless.
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The billionaire Oracle cofounder Larry Ellison reportedly said WeWork was "almost worthless" in a recent discussion at his house in San Francisco.
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"She must have had a bad day and made my mother feel small, and made her feel so worthless," Mr. Molinaro recalled.
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Dejected retailers make dozens of trips to the bank in hopes of depositing several pounds' worth of bills made worthless by hyperinflation.
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"My immediate reaction was worry that my current Huawei could be worthless," Xin Yi, 24 year-old student from Singapore, told Reuters.
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Patterns that individually would wallpaper rooms in ideals of femininity and beauty, transposed onto male bodies that the dominant culture labels worthless.
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"The discovery well was worthless," said a retired lawyer who was involved in a long-since-forgotten lawsuit filed there in 1987.
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As a writer, he had only his mind and his typewriter, the latter had value but was made worthless without the former.
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He ultimately put his own pleasure before someone else's discomfort, behavior that was forged in moments in which he had felt worthless.
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Students caught in the trap were receiving help with the mountain of debt they had accumulated to pay for the worthless programs.
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In fact, there is a 0.4 percent chance bitcoin will become worthless, according to a new report by two Yale University economists.
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My husband made a full recovery, something he attributes in no small part to this creature whose life was once literally worthless.
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Agricultural yield and disease resistance may benefit farmers, but a cacao crop is worthless if it produces bland or foul-tasting chocolate.
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If all the insurers start leaving some stores, consumers there will find their options dwindling, and then their subsidies will become worthless.
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"Looks completely worthless to me," said Dudley Butler, a Mississippi lawyer who helped develop USDA's fair treatment rules during the Obama administration.
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Agricultural yield and disease resistance may benefit farmers, but a cacao crop is worthless if it produces bland or foul-tasting chocolate.
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That means that, as of about April 14, gift cards to the store will be worthless, so customers need to act fast.
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As for Schneiderman, he should rethink his challenge before more constitutional short sales turn a great Constitution into a worthless penny stock.
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In a tweet, he said that the deductibles are in many cases way over $7,000, which makes the coverage worthless or unusable.
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Inside Venezuela, the military's ranks have been decimated as thousands of soldiers have deserted because hyperinflation has rendered their paychecks nearly worthless.
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No, now she was a regular woman, "not too perfect / to ever feel this worthless," and her husband had callously hurt her.
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There have been times when I felt worthless because men seemed to have one eye scanning over my shoulder for someone better.
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According to Torino Capital, inflation is on track to reach 51 million percent by year's end, rendering the national currency virtually worthless.
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When an author starts off with "I'm here to tell you …" I'm pretty sure the rest of that sentence will be worthless.
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People invested in our current definitions of respectability and civil discourse will claim gossip is damaging, worthless, the refuge of the unintelligent.
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Money changers sit at tables stacked with wads of Venezuelan currency, made nearly worthless by hyperinflation under President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government.
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"The claimants were longstanding clients of PSB who purchased worthless fixed-rate loan notes," their law firm Lipman Karas said in a statement.
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Long-term share incentives awarded in 2013 expired worthless after some senior executives failed to meet performance targets, the bank's annual report said.
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These workroom visits—like the one we saw from Marc Jacobs earlier this season or Lisa Kudrow last season—are, generally, absolutely worthless.
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If the ETF does not reach the option's strike price of 3 yuan by the expiry date, the option will be rendered worthless.
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The Clinton campaign is characterizing a victory for Sanders "as a nearly worthless inevitability for a nearly home-state senator," according to Politico.
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Plenty of toys for which people had high hopes of a later payoff (Looking at you, Beanie Babies) ended up being completely worthless.
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If you hang into it for a decade, spending even more money on maintenance, you end up with a vehicle that's effectively worthless.
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But if a company enters liquidation and its shares are eventually deemed worthless, the hedge fund does not have to return the stock.
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More significant is the risk/reward relationship involved with stock options: The options could make you rich — but they can also become worthless.
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In theory, whatever black money cannot be laundered will be worthless, yielding a gain for government's finances and perhaps ultimately for poorer Indians.
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A bilateral agreement signed by any Arab leader today would be worthless in the event of a change of government in his country.
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There's always the danger that CryptoKitties and the like are just the new Beanie Babies — valued today, but worthless when the fad dies.
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Instead of hitting her, their mother just told Ellie that she was so disappointed to have such a normal, average, and worthless daughter.
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Falcon&aposs backers showed their dissatisfaction with hyperinflation by tearing up worthless 500-bolivar notes and throwing them into the air like confetti.
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Zimbabwe, which adopted the U.S. dollar after hyperinflation left its own currency worthless in 2009, is gripped by acute shortages of cash dollars.
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If the market is flat or down, a call will expire worthless and the investor will lose the premium they paid for it.
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On the other hand, if FXE closes above $106, the put spread will expire worthless, and the entire amount spent will be lost.
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Its currency, the bolivar, is basically worthless and inflation could reach 1 million percent by year-end, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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But the smaller ones he often catches these days fetch half that, and many in his traps these days are dead and worthless.
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It's an important distinction because the discs are nearly worthless and copyright crimes are sentenced based on the value of the infringed item.
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"We have a lot of patients who spend their families into bankruptcy getting a hyped therapy that [many] know is worthless," Brawley said.
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But there were also conditions on the list, such as glaucoma and dementia, where the evidence has actually pointed to cannabis being worthless.
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Amazon's four-digit password is a start, but becomes more or less worthless as soon as a kid hears you use it once.
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Peer-to-peer trading volumes for Bitcoin have risen sharply in recent weeks, with the bolivar currency rendered practically worthless amid soaring hyperinflation.
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OK, now you've got the knowledge and the plan, but all of that is worthless if you don't actually translate it into action.
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Option contracts used to speculate on far-fetched outcomes tend to be cheap, and if crude's rally stalls, those positions will expire worthless.
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John Hempton of Bronte Capital, who has been shorting shares of Valeant, said on Monday he still believes Valeant shares will be worthless.
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The lower middle class will gradually become on-demand workers, partly because their specialized skills are rendered worthless by new methods of production.
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A boom in mergers and acquisitions has followed, with investors competing to fork out billions for steel companies once considered nigh on worthless.
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While some emoji are extremely popular (like the Oxford Dictionary 'word' of the year — Face With Tears of Joy), others seem completely worthless.
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And as Senator Warner's white paper itself notes, rules like GDPR "render all third-party data obsolete," making all associated business models worthless.
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Since then, many other countries have done the same to make the statement that ivory is worthless — unless it is on an elephant.
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When Enron collapsed at the turn of this century, the fallout was devastating: thousands of jobless and countless investors left with worthless shares.
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Then again, if word gets out that the diplomas are worthless, employers will no longer be misled but competent students will be disadvantaged.
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According to major model train manufacturer Lionel, while earlier train sets may hold some value to collectors, newer versions may be practically worthless.
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While some baseball cards can hold extreme value, like the Babe Ruth baseball card that fetched $500,000 at auction, most are basically worthless.
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Gary Johnson, assert the real answer is to shut down the worthless U.S. Department of Education, which the Republicans once vowed to do?
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Energous "is a worthless equity," he said at the Kase Learning: The Art, Pain and Opportunity of Short Selling conference in New York.
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My friend and I, we ignored the sky cutting into our shelter and made walls of found particleboard, fragmentary, damp, worthless as kindling.
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Scores more appeared in online consumer forums like Ripoff Report, where customers vented about misleading sales calls, worthless products and difficulties getting refunds.
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The two officials — FBI agent Peter Strzok and FBI lawyer Lisa Page — in an exchange mocked Congress as "worthless," The Associated Press reported.
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Overall about 15 per cent of companies had lost value — many of those could be worthless — while 29 per cent increased in value.
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On the other hand, if the SPY closes above $212, the trade will expire worthless and the entire premium paid will be lost.
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And if everyone around you believes you are worthless or expendable or a rapist or a threat, you might begin to believe it.
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This will make an enormous amount of money for a handful of hedge funds that scooped up seemingly worthless shares at bargain prices.
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I also should add that in my sorry, worthless existence I've purchased a bowflex, as well as those adjustable weights and resistance bands.
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In "Worthless Treaty, 1877," 2017, a small scroll bearing the year 1877 emerges from a dark red background that evokes blood-stained earth.
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Compliments poured in, but so did a few critiques: Two trainers told me push-ups were worthless unless my chest touched the floor.
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The intellectual property patents established by U.S. companies, as a result of their work over many years, will have been rendered practically worthless.
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"In an environment where you can't speak the truth, creating art is utterly worthless," he said in an interview before he left Beijing.
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I felt alone, worthless, and that I was going to die by my own hands, or just by being out here with nothing.
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In the area around the mines, gold has replaced the near-worthless bolivar, with even the cost of a haircut quoted in gold.
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Then, nobody has to worry about their money suddenly becoming worthless, or negotiating new payments to clients if its value unexpectedly goes up.
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What could be more disturbing, in these times of climate crisis, than the thought of infinite stuff, of worthless mass production and waste?
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The constant fear and tormentors I had to endure made me feel worthless, but shaped me into an empathetic and open minded person.
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Continuing to wager on Donald Trump threatens to leave Senate Republicans with a bunch of worthless betting slips, and deep in the hole.
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Documents claiming a worthless securities loss or bad debt deduction should also be saved for seven years after you file your tax return.
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The company's chief executive, Robert Sillerman, owns about 40 percent of the company's stock, which will likely be rendered worthless in the bankruptcy.
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Indeed, in the event that Maduro is eventually forced from power, as those like him often are, the currency would potentially be worthless.
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The implication of the Scottish filing is that minority shareholders' stake in FanDuel was basically worthless at the time of the 2018 merger.
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In other words, if the government sought to improperly snoop on the Trump campaign, Page would have made for a worthless surveillance target.
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In other instances, you could find yourself with tickets that become worthless if for some reason you cannot make it to the event.
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Moreover, the metaphor doesn't quite work -- a massive pile of crumbs is worthless whereas a mountain of incremental, and actual, progress is not.
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"The investigation left me feeling so small, and worthless and disposable, that I never saw what I was doing as brave," she said.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Venezuela's government began to issue new bank notes on Monday to replace the 100-bolívar bill, made virtually worthless by hyperinflation.
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Hope vanishes the moment it becomes ubiquitous: "It grows on trees" is what we say of something so common as to be worthless.
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Zimbabwe,which adopted the U.S. dollar after hyperinflation left its own currency worthless in 2009, is gripped by acute shortages of cash dollars.
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Hyperinflation has rendered wages virtually worthless, people are dying of starvation and lack of medical care, and millions have fled to neighboring countries.
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The Trump campaign did not collude with Russian operatives, according to Mueller, and now, 2,374 of the items on Etsy are essentially worthless.
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That can work with a chimpanzee, but you give me a worthless piece of paper and you expect me to give you a banana?
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The bus passengers immediately bought Colombian pesos in crowded exchange houses where wads of near-worthless Venezuelan bills flew out of money-counting machines.
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Before the HomePod, speakers that supported AirPlay fell into two categories: speakers so cheap that they're worthless and speakers so expensive that they're pointless.
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And when a financial technology company called LongFin bought a virtually worthless crytpocurrency company last month, its own stock price shot up 2,000 percent.
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Yes, this refreshing circular treat has been leveraged to show young women what worthless hussies they are if they don't save it for marriage.
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Because if nobody wants to actually use blockchain protocols and projects, those tokens that are supposed to reflect their value are ultimately … well … worthless.
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It came up with a ploy to "print" American dollars by filching them from accounts in Zimbabwean banks and replacing them with worthless IOUs.
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Nobody likes being bullied or made to feel worthless.. Yet so many people will go above and beyond to make others feel that way.
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"If you don't include negative questions about your own candidates in the polling, the research is worthless because no real election is like that."
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The names that matched our worthless Pro Set football cards, and never seen since: Mark Duper, Albert Bentley, and Jim Kelly's doppelgänger QB Bills.
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It's 99 percent guaranteed that you will feel overwhelmed, worthless, talentless, stupid, stuck, or all of the above at some point in the writing.
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CNN's Andrew Kaczynski has found older statements from Moore, including: Saying that "hundreds of economists" at the Fed are "worthless" and should be fired.
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The main downside of AppleCare+, Apple's extended warranty program, has always been that it's pretty much worthless if your device is lost or stolen.
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I guess I made the right call in picking the banker — even if said banker is totally worthless at repairing anything on the wagon.
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The inquiry has heard insurers have paid extremely high commissions to third parties to sell unsuitable add-on insurance products that were often worthless.
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Plenty of investors, meanwhile, say they are worried about being saddled with worthless stakes in coal-fired power plants if carbon taxes eventually bite.
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The reality is that the future is inherently uncertain, and promises made by the likes of Trump, Ryan, and Mitch McConnell are basically worthless.
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Any crook could take worthless wildcat currency, scratch off the name of the failed bank and replace it with that of a legitimate one.
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Still, the Post reported, Kushner transferred the allegedly worthless contingent stake to his sister's account, just three days after claiming he had fully divested.
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"When we look into the zinc dosage, it's so ridiculously low that you'd basically be buying a worthless product for $40," the report reads.
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"I am addressing you all from the heart, a father's dialogue with his sons and daughters," he said, before offering a few worthless concessions.
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In a statement, Iran's Foreign Ministry called the new sanctions "contemptible and worthless" and promised to retaliate "soon" with reciprocal sanctions against American interests.
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Most of his teammates in last year's Finals were worthless, largely because deputy superstars Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love missed the series with injuries.
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The strike was over salaries that the judges say have been rendered practically worthless by hyperinflation in a country in civil war since 2013.
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They have value as organizing tools for those smart enough to use them, but they're worthless for communicating your views to your elected officials.
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I'm concerned that I am talking them into uprooting their families and moving to our area to pursue a degree that is perhaps worthless.
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He said he was incensed not only at the Syrian government, but also at the United States for supporting a deal he considered worthless.
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"He understands that crude oil, over the course of the next 20 to 40 years, is going to be a worthless commodity," said Gartman.
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Read more: Ray Dalio just unloaded on 'worthless' debt investments he sees headed for disaster — and revealed where you should put your money instead
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A lower court ruled in Starr's favor, but declined to award damages since the shareholders' stock would have been worthless without the government loan.
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If the Universal price is right, Bolloré's other assets including Canal+, ad group Havas and a string of listed equity stakes are almost worthless.
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All I want for Christmas is… cash, because the gifts you buy me are worthless and it is harming our economy in the process.
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So, no air travel, today's cars are suddenly worthless and new fleets of very expensive electric cars and trucks must be designed and built.
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Instead, schools engage in academic fraud to help athletes pass courses they can't otherwise handle, or they put athletes in worthless, watered-down majors.
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As dissension builds within the ranks of both parties, all the centralized policy resources in the world may become worthless, as John Boehner learned.
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Vast oil reserves will become stranded, and trillions of dollars in oil industry investments will become worthless, as a revolution in technology takes over.
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Venezuela is mired in a deep economic crisis marked by widespread food and medicine shortages, while hyperinflation has all but rendered its currency worthless.
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We have yet to come across a TSA-approved padlock that didn't border on worthless garbage as far as strength and general "pickability" goes.
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A 2012 Rasmussen poll of 1,000 American adults found that 45% thought daylight saving was worth it, while more than 40% considered it worthless.
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He doesn't care for the rest of his worthless existence; all that matters is changing things around so Patience and the baby can live.
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Although he continued to secretly record activists, Mr. Moore insists that the reports he sent back to K2 Intelligence were filled with worthless information.
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Shoshanna was a student for several seasons, then went on dud interviews post-graduation and felt worthless, got work in Japan but was downsized.
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"The argument that if one shooting cannot be stopped by firearm restrictions, then the law is worthless is not a sound argument," he said.
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Read: Many Academics Are Eager to Publish in Worthless Journals —Statistics show that the National Hockey League is serious about its crackdown on slashing.
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Kids would spit on me, call me "dog," throw things at me, tell me things like, "just die because you're worthless," you name it.
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Facebook's and Google's ad reps have a reputation for being slow to respond and even when they eventually reply providing worthless advice, buyers said.
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His father, a trucker who owned his own company, thought all black people — except the one black family he knew personally — were basically worthless.
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The authority argued that a regional application of the rule was worthless because people could still find the information if they were outside Europe.
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Every time I tell myself that I am worthless, how do I know whether it's me thinking it, or the white voices I've internalized?
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Binh said Vietnam had sufficient evidence to prove it had jurisdiction of the Spratlys and activities undertaken without its permission were "illegal and worthless".
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A depressive episode is defined by a list of symptoms that include feeling sad, hopeless, frustrated, anxious or worthless for at least two weeks.
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She does not move the needle in the music video universe, but this is what we got now, because music videos are basically worthless.
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"'Fat,' 'sick,' 'worthless,' 'gutless,' 'loser,'" she said, reciting some of the insults that have been leveled at her since becoming mayor of Madison, Wis.
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We know that Apple recently released a brand-new Apple Watch, but that doesn't mean all the models that came before are instantly worthless.
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The economic fallout spread as inflation began to rise, the currency became worthless and lines outside supermarkets, banks, fuel stations, hospitals and workplaces lengthened.
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To these self-styled terrorists, the store's contents are little more than worthless stuff, the equivalent of Christmas toys that will soon be abandoned.
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He took $1 a year in salary since becoming CEO, and he received the rest of his pay in now worthless stock and options.
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New denominations of bills were printed with a seemingly endless string of zeros, and the lifetime savings of the middle class became suddenly worthless.
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And if a basic economy fare means that a flight cannot be changed or rebooked, the employee might end up with a worthless ticket.
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As Ms. Niebsch noted to several visitors on a recent Sunday, it is a spot that shows just how worthless human life can become.
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It cruelly erases the subtle, nuanced, complex stories characters besides Maura have been telling with grace, dignity, and intrinsic understanding, rendering them disposable—worthless.
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Since nonrefundable credits are worthless to poor families with no income tax burden, this effectively excluded most of the working poor from this program.
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After that, he was convicted for his involvement in a stock-exchange scam run by the mob to con people into buying worthless shares.
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This unit is so, so much more effective than the small car plug-in aromatherapy devices I've had in the past...those are totally worthless.
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First, a "very, very modest carbon tax" that funnels revenue straight back into the oil and gas industry is basically worthless as a climate policy.
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In the email Perry said she felt "worthless" to network execs who are reportedly in the process of reconfiguring MSNBC, the New York Times reports.
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And he had broken me down to a point where I believed him when he said I was worthless and would be nothing without him.
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The Guardian reports that Mitt Romney said in a speech before the primaries that Trump's "promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University."
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If your power supply can't provide enough juice, the GPU is worthless, and that is one place Nvidia performs far better than AMD every time.
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It also does not cover you if you were sold worthless investments, received bad advice or were steered toward investments that are inappropriate for you.
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The LIA argues Goldman took advantage of its financial naivety by first gaining its trust, then encouraging it to make risky and ultimately worthless investments.
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According to work by political scientists Robert Erikson and Christopher Wlezien, general election polls back in January are basically worthless in predicting the eventual result.
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If you step back with your left foot, then forward with your right foot, then move your body to the right… your sidestep is worthless.
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It was overpriced, its HDMI hub didn't support HDR, and—okay yeah I think that's all you need to make a universal remote completely worthless.
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"Companies keep beating the earnings estimates and raising their forecasts, rendering the current price-to-earnings multiples pretty much worthless," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Officials expect some illicit cash never to be returned and to expire worthless, while other money that is deposited will remain in the banking system.
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Actress Tara Reid is just one example from the former category, and she's out to address that bullying head-on with her new thriller, Worthless.
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Venezuela is one of the most crime-ridden countries on Earth but few muggers bothered to rob people of their soon-to-be-worthless cash.
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The US dollar is nothing but a near worthless piece of paper which is used more than any other currency for fraud and illegal activities.
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And every day when that voice in my head tries to tell me I am worthless, it gets a little easier to shut it down.
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I mean, I feels like... It feels like it's almost not worthless, but like futile to speculate on... On what it is in any way.
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At the same time, elements of the legacy payday lending market are being phased out by the government; they're also virtually worthless to fintech companies.
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"They were able to take all of the dollars that the local population had and exchange it for something that was essentially worthless," Thomas said.
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Carbon dating showed the booze to be a near-worthless blended Scotch dated no earlier than 1970 – a hundred years younger than it was claimed.
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The scheme left bond investors holding worthless securities, and the tribal corporation with no way to make interest payments due on the bonds, prosecutors said.
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That makes them practically worthless for big Superbowl parties or mighty movie marathons, or anything but one dude, in his underwear, watching TV by himself.
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It's like that worthless treasure twist trope where the real reward was the friends we made along the way ... only here, that math checks out.
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But there's a sort of shadow world of scientists working to undermine these systems — not to show they're worthless but to shore up their weaknesses.
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If the market rises above the option strike price, it expires worthless, but the investor is protected from the downside risk of the underlying assets.
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To paraphrase Redditor KeavesSharpi's comment on the site: If this is how value is calculated on a social network, perhaps it's better to stay worthless.
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The Fan League also gives you badges for completing tasks, which are worthless and come with copy that's as exciting as being stuck in traffic.
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Virgin plastic bags are so cheap, at 2100 cent per bag, that old (often contaminated) ones are rumored to be worthless; they just get trashed.
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The country's currency is essentially worthless, human rights abuses are rampant, and virtually every branch of government and the military is riddled with extreme corruption.
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Senior Iranian officials and military commanders rejected Trump's offer as worthless and "a dream", saying his words contradicted his action of reimposing sanctions on Tehran.
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"His promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University," he plans to thunder at at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.
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His journey is not worthless, though; he ends up speaking to the terrorist on a slave-driven boat that must be crossing the River Styx.
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Since their incentive is money, "worthless" things like broken pottery are ignored, robbing archaeologists—or all of us, really—of precious insight into the past.
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Have you ever left a country and found yourself with a fistful of currency that was essentially worthless, unexchangeable, once you left its border behind?
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The best analogy here might be the 2007 financial crisis, when subprime bonds went from riskless to worthless overnight, and the correction upended the economy.
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But Zimbabweans are still traumatized by hyperinflation, which hit 500 billion percent in 2008 and left the local currency worthless, wiping out savings and pensions.
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Right now we haven't done enough of that, and the result is that most of the things we've funded are mostly crap and largely worthless.
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Ransomware draws substantially more attention to the tools used to infiltrate systems than other forms of hacking, and that attention often renders the techniques worthless.
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That isn't to say his points are worthless, but the emotion needed streamlining, which is precisely the focus HudMo, among others, was able to provide.
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I was left feeling ugly and worse than worthless, like no one else would ever want to be with me because I had a kid.
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Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan told CNBC on Wednesday that bitcoin reminds him of currency issued during America's Colonial past that ultimately proved worthless.
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This '90s fad has resulted in many basements and attics becoming overcrowded with small, circular collectibles known as Pogs — many of which are completely worthless.
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So when you take down all the worthless coins, and stop using exchanges that aren't safe, it might be easier to mass adopt in 2019.
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Mugabe was forced to cede some control in 22016 to a unity government that scrapped the worthless Zimbabwe dollar in favor of the U.S. dollar.
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" Brafman also suggested that the one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album that Shkreli paid $573 million for several years ago is "probably worthless.
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But to me this coin is like Trump: a bad penny that's an unwelcome, worthless knockoff of the original -- that we can't seem to avoid.
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Apologizing to Monika on my father's behalf felt oddly worthless, particularly because I was equally disturbed by his actions and didn't feel he deserved forgiveness.
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"That means that however inadequate this approach might be in the short run," Fiedler said, "it's going to be completely worthless in the long run."
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The billionaire Oracle cofounder and Chief Technology Officer Larry Ellison reportedly called WeWork "almost worthless" in a scathing indictment of the embattled office-coworking company.
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"Bitcoin is just the latest in a history of speculative bubbles that most often burst, leaving the average investors with a worthless product," Galvin said.
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At any time a sovereign state like the United States may ban or prohibit cryptocurrency use and trading and thus render all contracts immediately worthless.
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Iran was quick to make that point, with Foreign Minister Javad Zarif taking to Twitter to suggest any deal with the Trump administration is worthless.
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This is where an individual experiences delusions or hallucinations, often of derogatory voices telling them they're worthless and better off dead, or of pathological guilt.
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It is not too much to say that a significant number of voters in both of America's major political parties see their adversaries as worthless.
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"Bitcoin is just the latest in a history of speculative bubbles that most often burst, leaving the average investors with a worthless product," he said.
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By this I don't mean worthless, but rather, valuable for the intrinsic satisfaction they bring as opposed to being a means to some other end.
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"The discovery well was worthless," said Sidney B. Silverman, a retired lawyer who was involved in a long-since-forgotten lawsuit filed there in 21.
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"It's like a woman walking into a party wearing a beautiful high heel, she might look incredible but that's worthless if she's uncomfortable," he said.
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So, there's a five-year maximum expiration date for bonds, designed to keep the queue from getting too long and the bonds from becoming worthless.
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Mr. Palacios, unable to afford the public bus to get to work, quit his job a month ago because inflation rendered his salary nearly worthless.
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He believes that the larger bitcoin grows, the more of threat it becomes to governments and they will shut it down rendering the currency worthless.
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Samsung on the other hand decided to put the camera in the top right, and keep a worthless little rind of screen all around it.
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Nuzman, who was briefly jailed and is now under house arrest, denies the charges, and his lawyer has described the plea-bargain testimony as worthless.
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Zimbabwe's money became so worthless that it was effectively replaced by outside currencies, including the South African rand, the United States dollar and China's yuan.
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Brennan thinks that such participation is worthless if what you value about participation is the chance to influence an election's outcome; odds are, you won't.
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Its inflation that year has been estimated as high as 22002 percent, nearly double that of second-ranked South Sudan, rendering its currency nearly worthless.
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"My argument here is that in the last two days, a group of people have decided that not everything in oil is worthless," Cramer said.
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It sounds vain, maybe, but if you're not aesthetically inclined to wear a smart watch or an activity tracker, all promise of function is worthless.
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Now he offers what he says is evidence, but the only support for that is his own testimony, which has proven before to be worthless.
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That's also what I think is interesting about this show – children's art is literally worthless, and the only people who value children's art are mothers.
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When someone told Frank Lloyd Wright that his design for the Guggenheim Museum looked like a washing machine, he told them their opinion was worthless.
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Most will only let you watch the most recent episode (or worthless old ones) and make you sign in with a TV provider for any access.
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But instead of wasting away like worthless vestigial organs, these scales retailed their utility at the genetic level, providing a springboard for adaptive skin-borne characteristics.
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Understanding satire — or even just knowing whether a piece of content has any kind of intrinsic value at all vs been purely worthless algorithmically groomed junk?
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He promptly got into the payday loan business, according to the Inquirer, and later helped his sons sell worthless credit cards to people with low incomes.
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But Paul Keating, a former Labor prime minister who helped introduce the rule limiting "cross-media" ownership that Mr Turnbull has abolished, dismisses this as worthless.
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No business wants to sink costs into a domestic investment that might be worthless based on the chance that the next tweet contradicts the previous tweet.
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Since 20093, Zimbabwe has used other currencies in lieu of its own, which it abandoned after hyperinflation of more than 5,000 percent made it essentially worthless.
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According to her calculations, a new compact fluorescent bulb can cost the equivalent of several dollars in Venezuela's nearly worthless currency — or about a month's wages.
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Sources told the Journal that prosecutors, however, felt the recordings were "worthless hearsay" and not sufficient evidence as the suspect didn't work for the Clinton Foundation.
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But it won't take another SEC action against Tesla to make one thing clear: No matter how revamped the company's board may be, it's still worthless.
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If it goes above $90 the buyer makes a profit; if it stays below $90 for as long the licence is valid, the option expires worthless.
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The old rules and certainties of politics were revealed as worthless; a sensation that anything could happen—for better or for worse—struck the entire country.
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Because he won't identify the people who paid for him to write fiction about growing up Muslim, among other extremely problematic assignments, the piece is worthless.
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Since then, however, banks have run out of real dollars because the cash-strapped and unscrupulous government grabs them in exchange for all-but-worthless IOUs.
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MARIA ZAKHAROVA, RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER: (through translator) The Russian side has warned on numerous occasions that the policy of force and ultimatums is worthless and counterproductive.
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The FDIC's lawsuit accuses Murex of inducing First NBC to buy $69 million of worthless "receivables," or money supposedly owed for ethanol sales that never occurred.
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School was also off limits—the cost of educating all seven sisters deemed costly and worthless on a farm where there was fruit that needed picking.
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In this explanation, Martin may have believed the exploit would be worthless in three weeks time, potentially because it was would be used or otherwise exposed.
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Senior Iranian officials and military commanders have rejected Trump's offer of talks as worthless and "a dream," saying his words contradicted his action of reimposing sanctions.
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As Taljaard puts it, the benefit of a wallet full of pseudo-cash, worthless in the neighboring towns, is that no outsider would bother stealing it.
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In 2007, Tehran failed to persuade OPEC members to switch away from the dollar, which its then President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called a "worthless piece of paper".
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For ten minutes, Rock hit Hollywood again and again for its worthless self-adulation and its undeniable racism, which was also indicative of a broader racism.
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Ghostbusters gets in its digs here and there: at one point McCarthy and Wiig's characters pore over online comments and dismiss them as worthless and sad.
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Investors took major hits, and the Amazon acquisition rendered Eero stock worthless: $0.03 per share, down from a common stock high of $3.54 in July 2017.
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