It is abhorrent to be raped, and it is abhorrent to be sexually harassed.
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"The consequences of buying cocaine are more abhorrent than most of what the people using it find abhorrent," he said.
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"I am disgusted by Giuliani's abhorrent and idiotic comments about Joe Biden," McCain tweeted I am disgusted by Giuliani's abhorrent and idiotic comments about Joe Biden.
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How the give of my flesh will be abhorrent to her hands, but not half as abhorrent as her bone white hands will be to my flesh.
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Actually, you should have known dressing up in a KKK outfit was "abhorrent" back in 1984, just like you should recognize advocating for legalizing infanticide is abhorrent today.
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" He also described the attacks as "egregious" and "abhorrent.
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" Cuban called the conduct detailed in the story "abhorrent.
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The whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me.
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"Clearly Shamima Begum holds abhorrent views," he told BBC Radio.
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"He deserves a worse and more abhorrent death," one added.
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"He deserves a worse and more abhorrent death," one said.
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They are abhorrent, dangerous and a threat to our society.
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We should all agree, racism is wrong, KKK is abhorrent.
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He was equally abhorrent of Palestinian violence toward Israeli citizens.
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And of course, revenge porn itself is an abhorrent practice.
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A registered Republican, she finds Mr. Trump "abhorrent," she said.
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"What happened at Michigan State is abhorrent," Ms. DeVos said.
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It was abhorrent to question the loyalty of President Obama.
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"These episodes and others like them are abhorrent," he wrote.
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Threats of violence in response to controversial art are abhorrent.
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The campaign's press release noted the "abhorrent" attack on Daniari.
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Is the censorship, much less the destruction of art, abhorrent?
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"The whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me."
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In other words, an abhorrent crime deserves an equally grave penalty.
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" In a statement, Nike said, "We find Manny Pacquiao's comments abhorrent.
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"Most furries find any kind of violence abhorrent," she told me.
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This was still an abhorrent violation of a person's human rights.
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While not new, there is something especially abhorrent about the location.
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"We find Manny Pacquiao's comments abhorrent," Nike said in a statement.
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"I find the social credit system frightening and abhorrent," he said.
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"We find Manny Pacquiao's comments abhorrent," Nike said in a statement.
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Don't get me wrong: all mass shootings are abhorrent and reprehensible.
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Even the identification of it as circumcision is abhorrent to me.
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His regime's abhorrent treatment of its own people is largely forgotten.
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Dehumanization was only one of the abhorrent results of those crimes.
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These views are abhorrent and have no place in civil society.
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Richard Blumenthal, labeled the president's actions "abhorrent and unacceptable" Wednesday evening?
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Besides being self-defeating, vilifying groups of people is morally abhorrent.
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That in no way justifies any of the reported abhorrent behaviors.
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"His comments were abhorrent, un-American, and disqualifying," Turning Point said.
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"It is abhorrent that this is necessary now," Ashley A. wrote.
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Importantly, we must not be trading one abhorrent policy for another.
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He called Epstein's alleged crimes "abhorrent" and something the company condemns.
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Yes, those who commit such abhorrent crimes deserve to be punished.
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And maybe now more people know how abhorrent his writings are.
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To keep them out is morally abhorrent and economically short-sighted.
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The inhumanity with which innocent civilians have been treated is abhorrent.
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By wide margins, suburban voters and younger voters find Trump abhorrent.
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But the attitudes that are expressed in most pornography are abhorrent.
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The Criminal Code Amendment (Sharing of Abhorrent Violent Material) Bill requires internet companies remove "abhorrent violent material" from their platforms, defined as the streaming of terrorism, murder, attempted murder, torture, rape, and kidnapping on social media.
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Essentially, he relies on the very DNA modifications that he found abhorrent.
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Foxconn has come under fire for abhorrent labor practices over the years.
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Words cannot describe the absolute abhorrent conditions these animals were living in.
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This particular one holds views abhorrent to me, but so it goes.
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It's simply abhorrent in the most common sense version of public appearances.
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Douglas, also from San Francisco (right): Trump's view on immigrants is abhorrent.
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Of course, attacking anyone -- male or female -- for political reasons is abhorrent.
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"We find Manny Pacquiao's comments abhorrent," the company said in a statement.
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Abhorrent human rights violations target innocent Iranian civilians on a regular basis.
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The D.C. insider is an abhorrent species to the state's rural communities.
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That he doesn't seem to consider this morally abhorrent is the problem.
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Phil Murphy said in a statement, calling the comment abhorrent and xenophobic.
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Bruni: By then he had hired a cabinet that you found abhorrent.
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"Such situations are abhorrent to our beliefs and values," Mr. Flanagan said.
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But for the Congresswoman to politicize and publicize this conversation is abhorrent.
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You don't want to assist someone in the expression of abhorrent attitudes.
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"I was stunned by how abhorrent and honest it was," said Hook.
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This election has emboldened them to flaunt what was once deemed abhorrent.
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It is abhorrent and we fully disassociate ourselves from the sentiments expressed.
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" He said, "The whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me.
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To make the subtext text would be seen by many as abhorrent.
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Gazing on this beautiful ivory, abhorrent feelings stir and quiver and seethe.
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So she decided to do the opposite and make the place sound abhorrent.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that everyone finds long meetings absolutely abhorrent.
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As abhorrent as the company is, it does have a significantly larger reach.
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That is abhorrent," Hughley said in an interview Thursday on CNN's "New Day.
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" Hardy added, "Terrorism is abhorrent, the killing of innocent families and children unacceptable.
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Again, the abhorrent conditions in these facilities are bad for just about anyone.
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Aside from his weird Russia stuff, Rohrabacher has a slew of abhorrent ideas.
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All that waste is just an abhorrent abuse of resources that we have.
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His methods are abhorrent to most Americans; two-thirds of voters dislike him.
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She wants to make amends for his son Larry's abhorrent behavior towards Isobel.
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"Domestic violence is abhorrent and has no place in our society," Kelly added.
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She said in a statement that the term was "abhorrent" and deeply upsetting.
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His ideas were crass, often abhorrent, but they perfectly matched his pugnacious tone.
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They figured she would probably find a Muslim and refugee ban abhorrent too.
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Update: Nike has indeed terminated its contract with Pacquiao, calling his comments "abhorrent."
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And to push someone like her with some pretty abhorrent views, it's scary.
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These abhorrent things on the border are not art and never will be.
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The Woman Who Fooled the World is about more than Gibson's abhorrent lies.
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"The policies of this administration are abhorrent and they won't last," he said.
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But Henry is essentially a grumpy old geezer, egoistic, abhorrent, difficult to stomach.
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Congressional actions have primarily focused on addressing abhorrent behavior in the two chambers.
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He'll be OK, but a full investigation into this abhorrent act is underway.
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The first part of the decision was abhorrent; the second part was destabilizing.
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A Yale publication found that he also had abhorrent eating habits in law school.
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Especially when several of those colleagues are sharing abhorrent views that you find threatening.
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"This egregious conduct is abhorrent," Trump said at a White House bill signing event.
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Right now, the West is powerless to prevent these abhorrent Russian and Syrian tactics.
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Vartika reminds her — and us — that this is just one case, one abhorrent crime.
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Dating apps, as abhorrent as they can be, are at least convenient and manageable.
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" He said that he found what was going on at the southern border "abhorrent.
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"He deserves a worse and more abhorrent death," said one man in Mosul, Iraq.
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But plenty of other work based on abhorrent methods has never been formally corrected.
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At minimum, the visit will shine a spotlight on Pyongyang's abhorrent human rights record.
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What she describes is abhorrent and against everything Uber stands for and believes in.
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Those addicts are sometimes willing to resort to abhorrent means to fund their habit.
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We need governments to send a clear signal that trading in ivory is abhorrent.
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For moderates close to Alain Juppé, an ex-prime minister, that approach is abhorrent.
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"Roseanne's recent comments about Valerie Jarrett, and so much more, are abhorrent," she tweeted.
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But just because you find an ideological viewpoint abhorrent doesn't mean it's factually incorrect.
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Bose said that DIGI members try to remove abhorrent content as fast as possible.
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"If you're not calling it abhorrent, obviously racist, dangerous rhetoric, you're complicit," he said.
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Volitich likely isn't the first teacher to espouse alternative, controversial, or even abhorrent views.
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There is nothing more abhorrent and indefensible than abuse of power such as this.
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"By participating, the players, they are a ventriloquist for this abhorrent regime," he said.
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That's not only abhorrent, it's dangerous, given what we know about Trump and history.
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McCain's daughter, Meghan McCain, called the op-ed "abhorrent" in a tweet on Monday.
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Speech that may be abhorrent to some still constitutes free speech, his lawyers maintain.
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" That statement also described the posts Dr. Karega made as "anti-Semitic and abhorrent.
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Mr. Bush, in a radio interview, called Mr. Trump's shifting speech "abhorrent" and baffling.
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"All instances of domestic violence and abuse are abhorrent and unacceptable," the Phillies said.
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In February, you called crisis actor hoaxes 'abhorrent' and said you would remove them.
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Let me start by emphasizing the obvious: Epstein's reported criminal actions were utterly abhorrent.
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And in fact, the idea seemed really abhorrent to a lot of serious people.
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Or that the values embodied in beautiful things were often, if closely examined, abhorrent.
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If that behavior is abhorrent, a donor with clear ethical standards will speak up.
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" It said Washington fully supported Israel's "right to self-defense against these abhorrent attacks.
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" Steven Slugocki, chairman of the Maricopa County Democratic Party, called the incident "absolutely abhorrent.
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These problems with forced arbitration make it especially abhorrent in cases of sexual harassment.
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The podcasts were laced with the most abhorrent racist vulgarities I had ever heard.
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I had a black coffee, which wasn't abhorrent, but I didn't actively enjoy it.
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" The network's entertainment president called the statement "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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The prospect of a Trump nomination is abhorrent to many in the Republican Party.
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I'm somebody who spent a lot of time legislating against the abhorrent sex traffickers.
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That is why it's so abhorrent to those of us who are tuned in.
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The new Sharing of Abhorrent Violent Material bill requires hosting services and content service providers to notify law enforcement and "expeditiously" remove content that depicts "abhorrent violent conduct," which the bill defines as terrorist acts, murder, attempted murder, torture, rape, and kidnapping.
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However, as the research found, normal people online sometimes engage in abhorrent behavior as well.
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"Peter Fonda's comments are abhorrent, reckless and dangerous, and we condemn them completely," Sony stated .
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"It's absolutely abhorrent that this individual decided to try to make a case," Villar said.
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" A follower asked, "You didn't delete it bc it was an abhorrent thing to say?
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Najib Razak, Malaysia's prime minister, condemned North Korea's decision to detain its citizens as "abhorrent".
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In a democracy, if everyone thinks certain conduct abhorrent, the case for prohibition becomes compelling.
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For the prigs, the mania for FAANG stocks is as abhorrent as a split infinitive.
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His comments and behavior are abhorrent, racist, sexist, and clearly the actions of a bully.
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But even if they don't, their crimes should still be viewed as abhorrent and dangerous.
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These celebrities find the action abhorrent — like Jackie Evancho, they are disappointed in the President.
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It would be abhorrent to have creativity like he has and have somebody own it.
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"Catwoman, I find you to be odious, abhorrent and insegrevious," he memorably told one villain.
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The anonymity and boundless reach the internet affords us only embolden our more abhorrent habits.
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Trump's defense of the "Unite the Right" demonstrators is not just abhorrent, but politically foolish.
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"Fringe websites have become havens for the most abhorrent behavior in our societies," Rogers said.
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"I am disgusted by Giuliani's abhorrent and idiotic comments about Joe Biden," Meghan McCain tweeted.
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John McCain has argued on Fox News, that does not make the phrase itself abhorrent.
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ABC in May announced the cancellation of "Roseanne" following "abhorrent" comments from the show's star.
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Punishing the use of the world's most abhorrent weapons is essential to preventing their normalization.
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The idea of going easy on him at the questioning is thus abhorrent to me.
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Centuries ago, the church supported the death penalty, he noted, something it now finds abhorrent.
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"Nassar didn't get away with his abhorrent behavior for years on his own," Peters said.
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That it actually went down is abhorrent to me, but it was always a target.
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The profligate spending seemed particularly abhorrent in a state as cash-strapped as West Virginia.
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"Lots of speech that I would find abhorrent, noxious, hateful, bigoted is protected," she said.
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In the Western media, we focus sometimes on human sex trafficking, which is abhorrent enough.
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This abhorrent proposed rule threatens the lives of my friends, my students, and their families.
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" Flake, along with numerous Democratic lawmakers, denounced Trump's "shitholes" comments, calling them "abhorrent and repulsive.
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"What happened at Michigan State is abhorrent," Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said in a statement.
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Some directors and actors find it especially awkward, even abhorrent, to have to peddle their films.
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Nike, which has a pro-LGBT campaign under the banner Be True, called Pacquiao's comments "abhorrent."
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It's easy to think these fears are abhorrent and confined to just people on the fringe.
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The views expressed in her posts are abhorrent and have no place in reasonable public discourse.
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Sony Pictures called his remarks "abhorrent, reckless and dangerous"—but isn&apost pulling his new film.
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Her stance was so abhorrent to most voters that the KMT dumped her as its candidate.
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He is hesitant to disavow the people who back him, even if their views are abhorrent.
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Mm-hmm. I'm somebody who spent a lot of time legislating against the abhorrent sex traffickers.
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And look, Trump, as abhorrent — in my view — as he is, you pay attention to him.
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" In the predictably flimsy and characteristically late response, Sandberg denounced conspiracy theories targeting Soros as "abhorrent.
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"What Carter did was abhorrent and atrocious but I'm not sure it was manslaughter," Medwed added.
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To leave office before my term is completed is abhorrent to every instinct in my body.
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Even Catholics who have found Mr. Trump's language and ideas abhorrent are not necessarily abandoning him.
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" He effectively disguises these abhorrent views by dressing like, in his own words, a "shit-lib.
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He needed to find something to do to try and fix this abhorrent miscarriage of justice.
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Phil Murphy (D) accused them of making "abhorrent and xenophobic" comments, according to news site NJ.com.
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Mr. Serrato said that even while researching videos he found abhorrent, he was unable to resist.
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"The history of blackface in our culture is abhorrent; the wounds too deep," Ms. Kelly wrote.
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" Ms. Barr later apologized, but ABC called her tweet "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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This is an abhorrent decision that won't make America any safer, and could cause untold damage.
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" In a separate statement, the dean of the business school, Idie Kesner, called Rasmusen's views "abhorrent.
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To the rest of the world — and to critics inside the US -- his rhetoric is abhorrent.
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By any objective analysis, the Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA) is an abhorrent piece of legislation.
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But on May 29, ABC cancelled the show and fired Barr for her "abhorrent, repugnant" tweet.
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Even where not banned, any expression of sympathy with Nazism is usually agreed to be socially abhorrent.
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"For us, the image is an abhorrent symbol that represents the genocide of millions," the letter said.
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More importantly, the fact that members of both parties think this is acceptable is even more abhorrent.
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Moreover the boundary between discomforting opinions, which ought to be accommodated, and the abhorrent kind is unstable.
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The comments Trump made about women in the recently released Access Hollywood video from 2005 are abhorrent.
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I have great respect for George Soros — and the anti-Semitic conspiracy theories against him are abhorrent.
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" And others worried that customers would think of a tattooed employee as "abhorrent, repugnant, unsavoury, and untidy.
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I have great respect for George Soros – and the anti-Semitic conspiracy theories against him are abhorrent.
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The thought of eating talons is abhorrent to many Westerners, but they often feature in Cantonese recipes.
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" In two tweets, Kalanick said that what Fowler had described "is abhorrent & against everything we believe in.
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We will continue to report on the abhorrent living conditions of these camps as the story develops.
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Actions that were inconceivable or abhorrent prior to 2016 have become accepted parts of our everyday reality.
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Our people could no more halt the Queen's abhorrent procession than a fish could halt the tide.
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In the United States, even radical and abhorrent ideas are constitutionally protected, as is watching jihadist videos.
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And this is important if you don't want to be held accountable for your abhorrent, racist views.
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"The violent actions described by multiple women in this story are abhorrent," Gillibrand said in a statement.
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"These comments are abhorrent and racist and should have no place in our national discourse," Cheney tweeted.
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"These comments are abhorrent and racist and should have no place in our national discourse," tweeted Rep.
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Though Trump has dismissed his abhorrent vulgarity as locker room talk, he has denied the affair allegations.
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" He insisted: "The idea of going easy on him at the questioning is thus abhorrent to me.
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In this day and age, the idea of working with segregationists is abhorrent, as it should be.
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" ABC president Channing Dungey explained that, "Roseanne's Twitter statement is 'abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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People have always had ways of preserving a version of themselves, whether hateful and abhorrent or not.
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My children are coming of age with his abhorrent conduct to inform their view of that office.
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AIPAC breaks with Trump Many in Washington find the views of Omar and Tlaib toward Israel abhorrent.
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" In a statement on Wednesday evening, Sony Pictures Classics called Mr. Fonda's comments "abhorrent, reckless and dangerous.
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I do not wish to create a scene, but this behavior is abhorrent to many of us.
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They will crush any freedoms or expression that the CCP finds abhorrent — both in China and abroad.
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"Now you have Syndey with worse air pollution than Delhi," said Dubey, referencing India's abhorrent air quality.
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This is an abhorrent assumption and insinuation, which does not encompass all who seek out loan forgiveness.
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"The violent actions described by multiple women in this story are abhorrent," she said in a statement.
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Many organizations have no idea that their ads may end up next to content they find abhorrent.
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It's difficult for even supporters of the bank to rationalize and defend this sort of abhorrent behavior.
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Trump stands for so many things I find abhorrent, and we won't sit down when hate wins.
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The list of abhorrent comments by Trump could fill the servers we hear about all too often.
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But the president's so-called solution — to imprison immigrants as families in detention centers — is equally abhorrent.
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"It is some of the most abhorrent and offensive comments that you can possibly imagine," Chaffetz added.
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"We will not tolerate such cowardly and abhorrent attacks," German Justice Minister Heiko Maas said on Tuesday.
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Should Pence make himself complicit in the election of a president whose views are so abhorrent to conservative as well as liberal leaders throughout the democratic world, and so abhorrent to generals and admirals in every branch of the military service in every nation throughout the free world?
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" Hill previously denied the claims, saying last summer, "I now stand falsely and publicly accused of abhorrent behavior.
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For some veteran black gunslingers, abhorrent racial behavior toward them is just another day in the Wild West.
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The women villains on this list all transgress boundaries of femininity in often abhorrent, and always interesting, ways.
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The company was more forthcoming, telling TechCrunch it will refund advertisers whose promotions appeared on these abhorrent apps.
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"As a lawyer and as a woman, I find it abhorrent that this article still stands," WaliKhanna said.
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"I believe that any kind of mistreatment of anyone for any reason is unacceptable and abhorrent," he added.
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The idea that our work has been interpreted as anti-Semitic is abhorrent to me — and deeply personal.
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He has called homosexuality a "crime against nature," adding that it was "abhorrent, immoral, detestable," according to Vox.
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Sanders sounded a plaintive note when discussing why the Clinton administration supported measures that many progressives consider abhorrent.
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Whatever and however stealthing eventually gets categorized, there certainly needs to be a deterrent for such abhorrent behavior.
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In the current politically correct climate, the idea of men learning to be better with women is abhorrent.
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The blatant lies that are coming out of Paul Ryan's mouth and the Republican Party are just abhorrent.
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" ABC had canceled the star's rebooted sitcom "Roseanne" earlier Tuesday over the tweet, calling the comedian's message "abhorrent.
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" Barr apologized for the tweet, but within hours ABC canceled her show, calling her remarks "abhorrent" and "repugnant.
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In light of the regime's abhorrent human rights abuses, western governments cannot morally or strategically engage the mullahs.
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"Steve King's comments were abhorrent," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters outside the West Wing.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders called the remarks "abhorrent" but when asked about them on Jan.
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And I would hope that the millions of Americans who similarly find that plan abhorrent would do likewise.
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I have no intention of forgetting or forgiving the abhorrent things you said and did during the campaign.
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Invariably viewed as abhorrent, diving's brand has remained uniquely toxic in Britain despite its re-launch as 'simulation'.
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But to the US and much of the international community, the use of these weapons is especially abhorrent.
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Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose and Mario Batali all apologized for their own alleged abhorrent behavior in recent months.
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Today's dissenters are, like their predecessors, tilting at political and corporate windmills to change systems they find abhorrent.
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Furthermore, it is abhorrent to insinuate that women are capable of technical leadership only in areas like fashion.
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"I knew that I had come from this very dark place — I was abhorrent to society," she continued.
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Right, so you listen to them, and when they tell you something abhorrent ... There it is, you know?
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"Congressional Republicans' abhorrent, extremist rhetoric is completely unacceptable," Sierra Club Legislative Director Melinda Pierce said in a statement.
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No sane person can think Lauer's behavior here-that to which he *admits*-was anything less than abhorrent.
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On Fox, it seemed, no rumor was too unsubstantiated, no innuendo too vile and no accusation too abhorrent.
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The disregard shown on behalf of Equifax is abhorrent, and the proposed settlement is spit in our faces.
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When I say 'zero tolerance' I mean that these people will be held accountable for their abhorrent actions.
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Every person is free to say what they want, however abhorrent, about Jews and/or the Jewish state.
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" The 28-page lawsuit filed on Monday outlined the alleged rape, citing Trump's responses as libelous and "abhorrent.
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The president was wrong to encourage —even within a quip — this type of abhorrent police behavior and abuse.
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"His alleged behavior is abhorrent and an affront to every law enforcement professional working the LAPD," it said.
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The idea sounds abhorrent — if not a violation of the Constitution, at least a violation of its principles.
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Survivors held under abhorrent conditions But Human Rights Watch (HRW), in a new report titled " 'You Pray for Death:' Trafficking of Young Women and Girls in Nigeria," said many rescued victims on their return are kept in "abhorrent" conditions in Nigerian shelters similar to those they faced when they were trafficked.
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The company's spokesman, Ben Breit, called the incident an "abhorrent act" in a statement to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
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Our country has a dark shameful history with lynching, and to even think about making this comparison is abhorrent.
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Our country has a dark, shameful history with lynching, and to even think about making this comparison is abhorrent.
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He consistently gushes over the morally abhorrent and dramatically racially skewed Stop-And-Frisk program in New York City.
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British colonialists, points out Nazish Brohi, a researcher, also tried to preserve jirgas while eliminating their most abhorrent practices.
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Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) took up the cause Monday, calling on the companies to "immediately remove" the "abhorrent" app.
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For every sweet, handsome, and honorable Jon Snow, there has to be a bratty, aggravating, and abhorrent Joffrey Lannister.
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If Twitter means what it says, I look forward to the quick end to this dangerous and abhorrent practice.
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The release of private emails is abhorrent and WikiLeaks has many victims, but Hillary Clinton is not among them.
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Thailand's middle classes may find Thaksinite populism abhorrent, but they have failed to provide poorer Thais with an alternative.
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And at that stage, some of the hard left inside the party were sharing stuff that I found abhorrent.
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They stand for things that I find abhorrent, that would be bad for our country, bad for our future.
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" Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the Labour Party, called the retweets "abhorrent, dangerous and a threat to our society.
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The company has said it cut ties with Epstein nearly 12 years ago and called his alleged crimes "abhorrent."
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Their parents were faced with a uniquely vexing question: how — or whether — to discuss such an abhorrent sex crime.
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Her politics are abhorrent, but this origin story doesn't indict Serena Joy; it bathes her in a sympathetic light.
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Chief Executive Travis Kalanick called the allegations by Fowler "abhorrent and against everything Uber stands for and believes in".
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The rape of a woman is a violent crime; compounding that crime with acts of malicious libel is abhorrent.
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"The use of blackface by someone affiliated with Froggy Carr today was abhorrent and unacceptable," Kenney wrote on Twitter.
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Ultimately, the significance she draws from its shoddy writing and abhorrent ideas is that language is a powerful force.
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"It's abhorrent and disrespectful that President Trump would choose this anniversary to discriminate against our service members," she continued.
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A century later, state hospitals were overrun, understaffed and poorly funded, filled with patients living in often abhorrent conditions.
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"The use of blackface is abhorrent in our society and I emphatically condemn it," Norment said in a statement.
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"The contents of this message, related to Tess Majors' recent death, are abhorrent and viciously racist," the statement said.
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UPS's director of corporate media relations Glenn Zaccara told CNN the reported behavior was "abhorrent" and against company values.
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The idea that anyone could find pleasure in someone's downfall is abhorrent, even if they hold opposing political views.
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These non-normative bodies — seen by the state as abhorrent and, therefore, vulnerable to discipline — appear throughout the exhibition.
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And it's arguably true for all kinds of lefty fringe types whose views I'd find abhorrent (anti-vaxxers, say).
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Aside from hits like Danny L Harle's "Flowers" and "Hey QT", the latter has been true of certain tracks; like GFOTY's "USA" (an abhorrent illustration of an abhorrent consumer culture) or Dux Content's "Snow Globe" (a song about a relationship that ostentatiously uses the prosaic metaphor of the world's dumbest christmas decoration).
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And hidden in that unending torrent are an unknown number of abhorrent, hateful utterances that would be better off unuttered.
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Roseanne&aposs Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values and we&aposve decided to cancel her show.
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With or without Kalanick, it's hard to avoid the impression that Uber has become a safe space for abhorrent behavior.
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" The university issued a statement via email, which reads: "The messages shared on social media are abhorrent and strongly condemned.
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" So, that's where we are: Posting a flyer calling Black people monkeys is "protected" freedom of expression but clearly "abhorrent.
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"The torture of innocent animals is abhorrent and should be punished to the fullest extent of the law," Buchanan said.
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"These images are abhorrent to us and have no place on YouTube," a spokesperson for the company told BuzzFeed News.
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Details: The Sharing of Abhorrent Violent Material bill passed with 2 days of parliament left ahead of a federal election.
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In other words, they allegedly knew their platform was being used for abhorrent ends and helped those uses to continue.
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This often comes into play when someone admits they stan celebrities or fictional characters who display abhorrent or petty behavior.
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Chief Executive Travis Kalanick has called the allegations by Fowler "abhorrent and against everything Uber stands for and believes in".
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" New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy also denounced the hosts' statements, saying he was "outraged by the abhorrent and xenophobic comments.
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Are the lessons we learned through art still valid if the person who made it turns out to be abhorrent?
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"This is abhorrent," the late Arizona senator's daughter, 973, wrote on Twitter on Monday in response to the op-ed.
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Despite this abhorrent negligence, taxpayer funding for the VA increased by a staggering 2628 percent over the past 28503 years!
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After years of abhorrent conditions and abuses, New York City is finally shutting down the notoriously troubled Rikers Island jail.
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How much would I be willing to do something I find morally abhorrent or disgusting in order to protect myself?
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The U.K. fines and even imprisons people for hate speech or speech deemed abhorrent to the prevailing norms of society.
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It is abhorrent that this filth disguised as art has been hung in our Capitol building, and now re-hung.
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In many instances, Trump has treated strongmen with abhorrent records on human rights with more respect than traditional US allies.
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"There will invariably be news organizations, ideological or otherwise, who say or write things that I find abhorrent," she said.
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Weinstein's abhorrent behavior seemed to be an open secret in Hollywood, with 30 Rock joking about it back in 2012.
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"The world has witnessed a further wave of deadly, abhorrent terror attacks across the globe," Twitter said in a statement.
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The message then and now is clear: actors who use these abhorrent weapons will be held accountable for their actions.
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A year ago, following deadly militant attacks, security forces responded by launching abhorrent ethnic cleansing of ethnic #Rohingya in Burma.
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Abhorrent mildness; it bore no resemblance to the world they inhabited but also sang of what they felt each day.
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The English Football Association (FA) tweeted at the time that the crowd's actions were "unacceptable," condemning the "abhorrent racist" behavior.
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"As a former prosecutor, this is abhorrent to me," Senator Amy Klobuchar, Democrat of Minnesota, said about the president's tweet.
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"The whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me," he said at a news conference in Rome last June.
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It was such an abhorrent shooting that Fox News host Sean Hannity, a conservative defender of police, called it unjustified.
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It's just rambling notes on the state of such things as politics (dismal), zoos (morally abhorrent), and Morris's garden (blooming!).
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Australia's parliament passed a law threatening huge fines to social media companies for failing to remove "abhorrent violent material" quickly.
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For liberals, watching beliefs they find abhorrent "be applauded, voted and institutionalized is unnerving, upsetting and probably confusing," she said.
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Even Joe Biden himself is a product of the establishment, something Bernie voters and Trump voters both understand as abhorrent.
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"No sane person can think Lauer's behavior here-that to which he *admits*-was anything less than abhorrent," she added.
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"Columbia University told CNN that they "deeply apologize to those whose trust was violated," and called Hadden&aposs actions "abhorrent.
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This must be as abhorrent to Mr. Trump's supporters who do not hold these views as it is to us.
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Part of that commitment includes writing about people, like Mr. Fields, who hold beliefs that are widely regarded as abhorrent.
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It's that the absolute condemnation of those most abhorrent views is crumbling away because the president isn't fulfilling that role.
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However, General Kelly's remarks do not exist in a vacuum from the many other abhorrent claims made by the administration.
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"Any content — including comments — that endangers minors is abhorrent and we have clear policies prohibiting this on YouTube," she said.
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Indeed, Cuomo told Trump he was unaware that anyone found the term "off the reservation" abhorrent, but he should be aware.
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"It is completely abhorrent that besieged civilians were indiscriminately attacked, and systematically denied food and medicine," said Commission Chair Paulo Pinheiro.
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He could say everything he said, but start it with this is abhorrent, this is awful, I don&apost condone this.
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"Any content — including comments — that endangers minors is abhorrent and we have clear policies prohibiting this on YouTube," the spokesperson said.
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The leap from fear to anger can be even shorter, particularly when people feel the need to defend otherwise abhorrent actions.
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Rawls and Nurse endure, and ultimately resist, abhorrent treatment in the hope that the end of the war will bring freedom.
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"There is no place on Airbnb for such an abhorrent act, which violates everything our global community stands for," Airbnb said.
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What's more, to have an official California government department state clearly that the word "cat" means "vagina" establishes an abhorrent precedent.
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This is public validation, at the highest level, of some of the most abhorrent prejudices and beliefs existing in our society.
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And the recent abhorrent attack in Dallas that killed five officers and wounded others further demonstrates that hate knows no boundaries.
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The current situation is abhorrent for migrants, especially children, and it's overwhelming and straining communities as well as agents and officers.
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ZUCKERBERG: As abhorrent as some of this content can be, it gets down to this principle of giving people a voice.
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The real subject of Displaced is the arbitrary means by which Muslims of Thailand and Myanmar are subjected to abhorrent violence.
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"By sentencing her to prison time, (the judge) signaled that this behavior is abhorrent and will not be tolerated," Medwed said.
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The content of Mr. Muhtorov's conversations with (alleged accomplice) Mr. Jumaev are abhorrent, the videos and pictures on his phone revolting.
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Delaying the repeal of certain taxes is a nifty way to do it, but it's something that is abhorrent to conservatives.
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" ABC said, "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.
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"The Trump Administration's decision to terminate TPS" for tens of thousands of Hondurans "is abhorrent," said Congressional Hispanic Caucus Chairwoman Rep.
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For much of the past decade, schoolchildren in Detroit were forced to endure conditions that can only be described as abhorrent.
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That Los Pepes acronym, too, is mostly a lie, feigning persecution as a cover for acts of abhorrent torture and violence.
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" Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the UK opposition Labour Party, called the retweets "abhorrent, dangerous and a threat to our society.
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But less clear is whether taxpayers are getting their money's worth to support a detention policy that many Americans find abhorrent.
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The Syrian regime has a history of using chemical weapons against its own people in the most cruel and abhorrent way.
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The administration's changes to the "public charge" rule are abhorrent and antithetical to the America we experience living in New York.
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"The opioid epidemic is a national crisis and Purdue Pharma's role in it is morally abhorrent to me," Ms. Sackler continued.
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The practice of conducting research using the body parts of children whose lives have been violently ended by abortion is abhorrent.
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It is abhorrent when a state leader could say something so ignorant, disrespectful and cruel and not be forced to resign.
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It is abhorrent when a state leader could say something so ignorant, disrespectful and cruel and not be forced to resign.
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Those who find Father Martin abhorrent need to take a deeper look at how the one who was crucified loved all.
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"I find the past 17 years of continuous warfare to be abnormal and abhorrent," one of them wrote in an email.
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" Soviet brainwashing, he said, might come through indoctrination or some kind of "lie serum," but whatever it was, it was "abhorrent.
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Have Mr. Trump's relentless abhorrent words, deeds and Twitter inanities so deeply distracted us that we have forgotten who we are?
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"It is clear there is bipartisan consensus that the regime's treatment of the Iranian people is abhorrent and unacceptable," he said.
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" Mr. Kalanick said in an emailed statement: "What she describes is abhorrent and against everything Uber stands for and believes in.
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"As such, the targeting of houses of worship by violent extremists of any ideology is particularly abhorrent and must be prevented."
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His stories center on heroic actors without short-selling the abhorrent circumstances that forced them into heroism in the first place.
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These new laws don't interfere with free speech, but they will prevent taxpayers from being unwitting accomplices to these abhorrent activities.
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Now Assad has been caught red-handed carrying out another abhorrent chemical attack, and the administration has taken a measured response.
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Promising to commit these abhorrent acts should be grounds enough to bring them to swift and harsh justice before they act.
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While non-profits are working with the Thai government to route out this abhorrent practice, we can buy our seafood domestically.
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" The main opposition leader, Jeremy Corbyn of the Labour Party, called Trump's retweets "abhorrent, dangerous and a threat to our society.
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I, too, am angry and disgusted by this horrific behavior, including the abhorrent moral transgression of the cover-up by officials.
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"Any content — including comments — that endangers minors is abhorrent and we have clear policies prohibiting this on YouTube," said Mrs. Cho.
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"These disgusting, abhorrent robocalls represent a continuation of the ugliest, most divisive campaign in Florida's history," said Gillum spokesman Geoff Burgan.
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The intent behind the laws is still clearly abhorrent — with some Republicans admitting that they are meant to suppress minority voters.
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"I find the idea of having sex with a 13-year-old, as most people would, quite abhorrent, really," he said.
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One of the reasons Yiannopoulos's latest comments are so abhorrent is that he, as a gay man, is tapping into a pernicious myth that has been historically used to oppose the rights of the LGBTQ community: the idea that gay men are sexual deviants who approve of all sorts of abhorrent behavior, including pedophilia and child sexual abuse.
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"I have great respect for George Soros — and the anti-Semitic conspiracy theories against him are abhorrent," she added in the post.
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Trump's behavior has shown how a single tweet can shake world markets, strain international relations, and directly influence abhorrent acts of violence.
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"Comments of this nature are abhorrent and we work with NCMEC to report illegal behavior to law enforcement," Wright wrote in 2017.
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The videos of the truly abhorrent foie gras production facilities represent a minority of foie gras production as a whole, supporters argue.
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Weinberger called the message "an abhorrent threat" and wrote that the campaign aimed to help the office reopen as soon as possible.
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" In a statement sent to Reuters on Sunday, Kalanick called Fowler's allegations "abhorrent and against everything Uber stands for and believes in.
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That didn't stop Trump from refusing to condemn the country and its officials for this abhorrent crime against human rights and decency.
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The cruel, abhorrent behavior of people within both of these fanbases goes against what makes fandoms so wonderful in the first place.
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I honestly wasn't sure that the showrunners would even explore Negan's forced, abusive polygamy because it was just so abhorrent to me.
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" Muslim Advocates, another Muslim civil rights group, said Trump's comments "are abhorrent and simply have no place in the American public forum.
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Khan says he has fought extremism all his life and that he regrets sharing a stage with speakers who held "abhorrent" views.
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America's abhorrent rate of gun violence means that the police need the equipment and training to meet even the most lethal threats.
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And I would have to believe this broken program is abhorrent to this administration that is fighting to get Americans real work.
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"I am disgusted by the abhorrent act of anti-Semitism and hate that occurred at Columbia University," he said in a statement.
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Israel is guilty of many sins, but "abhorrent processes that took place in Europe," as he put it, are not happening here.
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Something like: Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with American values, and I support ABC's decision to cancel her show.
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" ABC abruptly canceled the popular reboot of Barr's long-running comedy, calling its star's tweet "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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"It's absolutely abhorrent the comments she continues to make and has made and (Democrats) look the other way," Sanders added on Sunday.
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" Should the law pass, tech platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Google and YouTube would be forced to "expeditiously" remove "abhorrent violent content.
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After the announcement of the charges was made in June 2017, he said the idea of sexual abuse was "abhorrent" to him.
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JB: It's not that I find dancing as an act abhorrent, I just find the sight of other people dancing utterly embarrassing.
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Third, members of Congress have the right to travel, even when we or others around the world may find their views abhorrent.
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This is not about privileging or advancing one viewpoint over another, or about stifling opinions we disagree with or even find abhorrent.
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It triggered a "zero tolerance" attitude among many school presidents when it comes to "some of these more abhorrent behaviors," Kruger said.
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" Erik Wallenius, Ms. Newman's campaign manager, said Mr. Jones's views were "abhorrent and have no place in the Third District, or anywhere.
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Mitch McConnell, Barr and almost everyone else in the G.O.P. have made themselves numb to his abhorrent actions because of self-interest.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Shoval denounced all expressions of neo-Nazism as abhorrent and said nothing could be equated with it.
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By pardoning Arpaio, Trump has endorsed Arpaio's abhorrent behavior and has opened the gates for other bigots to follow in his footsteps.
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Their scenes together are so absolutely cringeworthy, the dialogue so abhorrent, that it becomes a different kind of enjoyment — the trash kind.
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But legal details aside, how do you make a deal with a group that valorizes something so morally abhorrent as the Confederacy?
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The action by UNESCO on Hebron is yet another anti-Israel measure that denies facts and continues its abhorrent pattern of behavior.
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"Senator Norment has emphatically condemned the racist and abhorrent photos in the yearbook, as do I," said Republican House Speaker Kirk Cox.
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"The contents of this message, related to Tess Majors' recent death, are abhorrent and viciously racist," read a message from university leaders.
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She alleges that the sites violated her right of publicity and damaged her reputation with "abhorrent and disgusting" uses of the picture.
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I wanted to know why almost 63 million other people voted for a man whose character and policy proposals I found abhorrent.
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Our thoughts are with the loved ones of the victims of this abhorrent act as well as the neighbors of the home.
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In truth, though, Cliven Bundy's abhorrent personal views about slavery have nothing to do with whether his land grab was right or wrong.
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"I believe that any kind of mistreatment of anyone for any reason is unacceptable and abhorrent," Affleck said, not referencing any specific situation.
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Last year, it was plausible for those who found Trump abhorrent to still go to CPAC and say it reflected their political perspectives.
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Roseanna has now been excommunicated for the public square for comments that ABC rightfully characterized as "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values".
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey told Fox News.
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"The motives for this abhorrent act have not yet been completely clarified - we still have contradictory clues," Steinmeier said in an emailed statement.
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"Using 'Bulletproof,' a song I wrote about relationships, for a piece like this is abhorrent," La Roux told BuzzFeed News through a spokesperson.
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To fight the abhorrent pollution, the US Olympic rowing team was fitted with high-tech training unibody suits knitted with an antimicrobial finish.
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After the Christchurch massacre, Australia passed a hastily written law requiring platforms to take down "abhorrent violence material" and to do so "expeditiously".
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Social media is used as a platform to further some truly abhorrent ideas—a reality of the internet Twitter is currently grappling with.
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Far from a lark, C.S.A. considers how societies use the complacent comforts of "tradition" as an excuse to keep perpetrating abhorrent cultural crimes.
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Now, I don't doubt that some percentage of Trump voters may share these abhorrent views, but nearly 20163 million adults voted for Trump.
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The Democratic Party's shift towards a leadership and base including Israel haters and anti-Semites is not just abhorrent, it's also bad policy.
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" "We must remove statues and flags that represent this country's abhorrent history of slavery and oppression based on the color of people's skin.
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"It's absolutely abhorrent that anybody has got these views in this day and age, especially a lead councillor of the borough," he said.
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Internet platforms like Google, Facebook and Twitter are under incredible pressure to reduce the proliferation of illegal and abhorrent content on their services.
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"The Saudi officials we are sanctioning were involved in the abhorrent killing of Jamal Khashoggi," said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in a statement.
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"The Saudi officials we are sanctioning were involved in the abhorrent killing of Jamal Khashoggi," Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said in a statement.
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There is a woeful lack of introspection among obstetricians as to why the experience of hospital birth is so abhorrent to some women.
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It is most definitely possible to practice nonviolent resistance to policies that are deemed abhorrent without letting rage degrade the tactics of resistance.
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Australia's Sharing of Abhorrent Violent Material bill was rushed through in April following a live-streamed terrorist attack on mosques in New Zealand.
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One need only look at a few of Trump's ignorant and racist comments to understand how he could propose such abhorrent immigration policies.
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The South Australia police commissioner, Grant Stevens, described the actions of the man in the video as "totally abhorrent," according to the BBC.
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"The language and sentiment contained in this message are abhorrent and antithetical to our values as a university community," the official statement said.
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It's abhorrent, unfair, unconscionable and just downright heartless for the richest and most powerful country on earth to treat American workers that way.
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While this law would help end this abhorrent practice, it would do little direct harm to terrorist groups or those who support them.
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" ABC, which broadcasts Barr's sitcom "Roseanne," canceled the show later Tuesday, citing her tweet, calling it "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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"This farce trial underscores Vietnam's abhorrent human rights record where people are frequently detained, arrested and in some cases tortured," Mr. Bencosme said.
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The White House has gone silent on the Egyptian government's abhorrent human rights abuses, which fuel radicalization, increasing the global threat from terrorism.
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Instead, as you indicate, you're trying to live with uncertainty, with the prospect of a close friend who may have done something abhorrent.
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If the popularity of these concepts is any indicator, the idea of freedom from capitalistic tendencies isn't so abhorrent for plenty of people.
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Violence is abhorrent and self-defeating, but vociferous resistance to national damage has nothing to do with that violence and must continue unabated.
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ISIS has become such a singularly abhorrent spectre that any alleged association with it—"They are ISIS "—can be seen as sufficiently damning.
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On Wednesday, Trump spoke out against the attempted attacks, calling them "abhorrent" and promising to "get to the bottom" of the bomb threats.
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"We are convinced that such abhorrent criminal acts need adequate ... reaction from the international community," the Russian ministry said in an online statement.
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Is there a way to tell people that staff in my home have already been fully tipped (a practice I find abhorrent anyway)?
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Democrats can agree that Trump's method, which includes separating families in immigration detention and sending Central American migrants back to Mexico, is abhorrent.
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The lack of resolve and courage in Congress to use its constitutionally granted powers is abhorrent and highlights the faults of both parties.
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Such lawlessness, such shameless contempt for human life, is abhorrent to a free society, a rejection of the values on which freedom stands.
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Knowing all this before we went back in time, met Wharton and discovered that some of her opinions were abhorrent, we'd be prepared.
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"This act of hate is shocking and abhorrent, especially at a time of great division in this country," he said in a statement.
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" He requested that they prevent their companies from "being used by the Saudi government to enable the abhorrent surveillance and control of women.
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Mr. Norment called the use of blackface "abhorrent" while pointing out that he did not take or appear in any of the photographs.
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He was especially critical of Mexico, Vietnam and Malaysia for "abhorrent abuses of fundamental worker rights," including the right to form independent, effective unions.
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Problem is when you get three, four or five of them within a 20-mile radius you begin to think they are less abhorrent.
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"I think they are the most abhorrent item of clothing a man could wear," said Ali, a student at Harvard, currently living in Boston.
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Trying to leave this out to apply a label like "great" to America whitewashes the abhorrent conditions faced by so many of its people.
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"Roseanne&aposs Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey told Fox News.
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Update October 4, 2:25pm ET: "Human trafficking is abhorrent and is not allowed on Facebook," a Facebook spokesperson told Gizmodo in an email.
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"Any content — including comments — that endangers minors is abhorrent, and we have clear policies prohibiting this on YouTube," a YouTube spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey wrote in a statement.
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She was persuaded during the trial that Mr. Lee was guilty of heinous crimes and that he believed things she had always found abhorrent.
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"Any content — including comments — that endangers minors is abhorrent and we have clear policies prohibiting this on YouTube," a YouTube spokesperson told The Verge.
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"Any content — including comments — that endangers minors is abhorrent and we have clear policies prohibiting this on YouTube," the spokesperson said at the time.
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" The statement also decrisbed Weinstein's actions as "repugnant, abhorrent, and antithetical to the high standards of the Academy and the creative community it represents.
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"My family and I are devastated and in shock after the admission of abhorrent behavior by my friend and partner, Louis C.K." she continues.
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This may explain the strange spectacle of conservatives who say they find Donald Trump abhorrent rushing to his defense against the dread liberal media.
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Sturgeon has called Trump's proposal "abhorrent," and has said she hopes "the good sense of the people of America will prevail" come election time.
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But calling 23/22 an incident as an American citizen, I know Nancy has been a little slow lately, but that&aposs just abhorrent.
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It's terrifying, considering the "crime" committed against him in real life is nowhere near as abhorrent as the ones that happen in his book.
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"We did decide that President Trump's comments on the Muslim ban, while abhorrent to many people, did not break our Community Standards," Facebook said.
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When we published my story, the response reflected a similar distaste: Amid the cheers and high-fives were those who found the pictures abhorrent.
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Interestingly, the challenge of controlling illegal and abhorrent content on internet platforms is very similar to the challenge of controlling piracy on those platforms.
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And (*gasp*) we're not going to suddenly throw out all our Nike shorts just because the folks at Total Frat Move find them abhorrent.
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The manifesto does express the views of a bigoted, racist Islamophobe who states his abhorrent white nationalist views throughout the document in great detail.
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Or how to tackle groups that, like Islamic State, use religion to justify an ultra-conservative social agenda—and abhorrent violence to impose it.
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The Trumpian parvenue is abhorrent because he seeks power recklessly, saying and doing things merely to attract attention and power without regard for consequence.
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"The term is abhorrent and should never be used," she tweeted of Trump's comment, which the Daily Beast reported was confirmed by three sources.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey said in a statement.
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"Even when it comes to allegations as disgusting and abhorrent as rape and sexual misconduct, we need finality in our judicial system," he said.
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"A year ago, following deadly militant attacks, security forces responded by launching abhorrent ethnic cleansing of ethnic #Rohingya in Burma," Pompeo tweeted Sunday morning.
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But when you're backing out litigation expenses that go on every quarter, that's a low-quality kind of adjustment, and those are pretty abhorrent.
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In 1953, a young Johannesburg teacher quit his job in protest at the abhorrent Bantu Education Act which diminished opportunities for black South Africans.
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They say millennials are easily offended, and I finally get what they mean, because I think this un-wrappable tissue paper sprout is abhorrent.
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"We will continue to liaise with our international partners to fully understand the details of this abhorrent attack," Johnson said, without confirming British casualties.
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I still believe the government should be aggressively responding to the situation, given the death toll — and the abhorrent behavior of many drug companies.
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I understand this perspective: For many years it was abhorrent for me to think of responding to the violence I suffered with more violence.
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In a society fabled for its civility, with laws targeting "antisocial behavior," the man's actions were condemned as not only abhorrent but also aberrational.
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MS: And so this is where each of us — you know, it's possible to love somebody who has views that are abhorrent, you know.
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Mr. Sessions's nationalist and extremist conservatism is abhorrent to me, and I should enjoy watching him get pilloried by Mr. Trump — but I don't.
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Trump's imitation of Kovaleski reinforced a specific social inequality that most people now recognize as morally abhorrent; namely, the marginalization of people with disabilities.
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"Un real " focusses on the producers who pull the contestants' strings, and Shapiro's pleasure in the abhorrent gives the series its darkly comic tone.
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Ralph Northam's medical school said that other yearbooks had a number of photos that were "shockingly abhorrent" and inappropriate, including as recently as 2013.
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It is absolutely abhorrent that almost one million people are having their livelihoods put on hold because the president does not want to negotiate.
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The bribery scandal is no more abhorrent than the completely legal industry that helps many wealthy kids get into the schools of their dreams.
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It's now easy to look back on that movement with scorn; I think mass incarceration is morally abhorrent, and the country should reverse it.
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You don't have to pore over statistics, or know anything about the victims, to get that these fatalities are an abhorrent waste of life.
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"This Facebook group is beyond sexist and racist -- it is truly abhorrent and shameful, and there is no excuse for this depraved behavior," Thompson said.
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Pyongyang's Korean Catholic Association (KCA), founded in 1988, has been described as a front to deflect foreign criticism of the North's abhorrent human rights record.
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But that was before 2017, when journalists revealed that Uber's swaggering "bad boy" reputation had enabled a host of abhorrent and potentially illegal business practices.
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Sullivan sternly told Flynn his actions were abhorrent, noting that Flynn had also lied to senior White House officials, who in turn misled the public.
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" CEO Travis Kalanick has called the behavior Fowler described "abhorrent" and said "there can be absolutely no place for this kind of behavior at Uber.
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Announcing the ban, Britain's equalities minister, Penny Mordaunt, said she was concerned that so many LGBT people were still being offered such an "abhorrent practice".
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"Comments of this nature are abhorrent and we work with NCMEC to report illegal behavior to law enforcement," the company wrote in a blog post.
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And with people worried, they are trying to justify actions that they may have found abhorrent just a couple of years or even months ago.
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Alleged predators were finally forced to face the consequences for their abhorrent actions as they were forced to resign or were fired from their jobs.
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"Any content—including comments—that endangers minors is abhorrent and we have clear policies prohibiting this on YouTube," a YouTube spokesperson said in a statement.
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What he says in that clip is abhorrent and has no connection whatsoever to NCLR, which is nonpartisan and does not endorse parties or candidates.
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On December 20173th Justin Trudeau, the new Liberal prime minister, apologised again, saying the "abhorrent" system represented "one of the darkest chapters in Canadian history".
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The lawsuit alleges "abhorrent, intolerable, unlawful and hostile racial discrimination," and singles out former comptroller Judith Slater as a specific instigator of racially discriminatory behavior.
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The more she learnt about the world, she says, the more abhorrent the idea of settling down and "marrying the boy down the street" became.
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Is it better for these people to harbor abhorrent views in secret—and function as part of mainstream society—as opposed to being overt skinheads?
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Now let's be absolutely clear: child porn is abhorrent, and filtering it out of online photo sharing sites is a prime directive (and legally mandated).
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Instead, it's global news sites like CNN and the Guardian with articles focused on the allegations and celebrities calling him out for his abhorrent behavior.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," the executive said in a statement.
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In a statement about the cancellation of "Roseanne," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey called Barr's Twitter statement "abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent" with the network's values.
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She shouldn't waste her time in the debate explaining to people what a scoundrel Mr. Trump is or how abhorrent some of his supporters are.
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When Donald Trump and Ted Cruz suggested that waterboarding and other abhorrent interrogation tactics should not be considered illegal, I was tempted to exonerate myself.
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Op-Ed Contributor The Department of Homeland Security may soon formalize the abhorrent practice of detaining the children of asylum-seekers separately from their parents.
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The result: an odoriferous stew of political rhetoric that is nearly irresistible to those on the inside and confusingly abhorrent to those on the outside.
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Much of the material they would police is abhorrent, and social media's rapid rise has caught lawmakers off guard; now the public wants something done.
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Failing to take up the mantle of accountability at a moment where circumstances so clearly demand it would set an abhorrent precedent for our democracy.
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"Clearly, there are precedents for troops to learn food procurement survival skills without having to use live animals in abhorrent training drills," the letter reads.
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While Stone's criminal conduct was dishonest, dangerous to our system of government, and generally abhorrent, he has certain important factors in his favor at sentencing.
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And while the individualized profile-driven manipulation exposed by Cambridge Analytica feels abhorrent, it's really no different from what every company wants in the end.
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Nicola Sturgeon, Mr. Salmond's successor, has called Mr. Trump's comments "deeply abhorrent" and stripped Mr. Trump of his membership in the Global Scot business network.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Ms. Dungey said in a statement.
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But keeping this core component of President Obama's healthcare law would not only be an abhorrent broken promise to voters — it is also completely unnecessary.
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If J.K. Rowling has been a disappointment in her public statements and interviews and troubling on Twitter, she's been positively abhorrent as a mystery novelist.
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The whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me," he said, adding that he is "looking forward finally to having my day in court.
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"Trump's appointment of a prosecutor - after a personal interview - who may well be prosecuting him is absolutely abhorrent to the rule of law," he wrote.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, described North Korea's actions as an "abhorrent" act of hostage taking and banned North Koreans from leaving Malaysia in response.
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" The big picture: Some prominent Republicans have spoken out against King, including GOP conference chair Liz Cheney, who tweeted that the comments were "abhorrent" and "racist.
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What we do know, however, is that many of us are tired of being held responsible for the abhorrent actions of the men in our lives.
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Politicians in Britain condemned Trump, with Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the opposition Labour Party, describing his tweets as "abhorrent, dangerous and a threat to our society".
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Americans have long agreed, she argues, to enable a certain degree of police surveillance to prevent truly abhorrent crimes like child pornography, human trafficking, and terrorism.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey told Fox News in a statement.
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I mean, Roseanne Barr has apologized, but there&aposs just, you know, there&aposs really, kind of, no cure for something so abhorrent and racially insensitive.
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My question is when will the day of reckoning come for those on the left whose own abhorrent and repugnant views are inconsistent with our values?
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George R. R. Martin, the author of A Song of Ice and Fire, urges people to consider Jaime's abhorrent action through the character's own desperate lens.
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New backstories touched on everyone from the Dursleys, Harry's abhorrent legal guardians, to the Potters, whom neither Harry nor his readers have ever known much about.
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"The opioid epidemic is a national crisis and Purdue Pharma's role in it is morally abhorrent to me," Sackler said in a statement sent to Hyperallergic.
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"Because these specimens were obtained in ethically abhorrent ways," she said, "they should not be used, regardless of whether the current regulations would technically permit it."
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" In the statement, Elmendorf said the school sometimes invites speakers and lecturers, "even if their actions or words are abhorrent to some members of our community.
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"The lack of respect for infant lives on display in the videos is just as abhorrent today as it was yesterday," she said in a statement.
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The piece details many instances of abhorrent behavior; one 20003-year-old said she was later coerced into getting an abortion — a claim Kelly's attorneys denied.
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" ABC subsequently canceled the namesake show hours later, with ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey referring to Barr's remarks as "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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Soon, tens of thousands of images of her face would be printed under the most abhorrent transphobic slur, and she'd be inextricably bound to it forever.
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Hitman's hero is cold, but the world is colder, full of shallow, nasty, and unsympathetic characters that conspire to make murder an art, rather than abhorrent.
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TMZ Sports spoke with Manny's longtime promoter Bob Arum who says although he finds Manny's views abhorrent, he understands them because they're rooted in religious belief.
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I call on Russia to stop covering up for its abhorrent ally and keep its own commitment to ensure that chemical weapons are never used again.
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This includes a longstanding ban on the abhorrent practice of shark finning, in which the fin is removed and the rest of the shark thrown back.
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Because people think he's being sincere and 'telling it like it is,' it doesn't matter that his facts are wrong or that his ethics are abhorrent.
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In a statement announcing the cancellation of her sitcom, ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey said, "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values."
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The words used by the President, as related to me directly following the meeting by those in attendance, were not "tough," they were abhorrent and repulsive.
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The silence of most Republicans in the face of Trump's abhorrent behavior has been deafening, as they have abdicated their responsibility to put country above party.
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" Hours later, Dungey issued a statement announcing that ABC had decided to cancel the "Roseanne" reboot, calling Barr's comments "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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"Weinstein was the obvious option due to allegations of outrageous and despicable conduct, which we at Edenbridge Bonfire Society obviously found completely abhorrent," the group said.
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" Pepinster went on to say that, "In our secular age, a lot of people find religion abhorrent, and that notion is given a lot of publicity.
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Something extraordinary began to happen in the first year of President Obama's second term, when he turned his attention to the nation's abhorrent criminal justice system.
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If one thinks abortion is murder or that L.G.B.T.Q. people deserve every right that heterosexuals have, the very idea of finding a middle ground is abhorrent.
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As a parent, as the son of a refugee myself, I find that in this case Trump's policy has veered from merely abhorrent to truly evil.
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Trump's vocabulary of motives is of the most abhorrent kind--to preserve the support of people whose bigotry and fear are as great as their ignorance.
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We've had a deep chasm in our relationship since she voted for Trump, whom I consider a racist and abhorrent individual who lacks character and decency.
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How can the Bank have any moral and ethical standing and on what basis can the Bank defend such an abhorrent treatment of its own staff?
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"This abhorrent act, effectively holding our citizens hostage, is in total disregard of all international law and diplomatic norms," Mr. Najib said of North Korea's action.
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Malcom was making his debut for the Russians following his $54 million transfer from Barcelona, when some of the club's fans held aloft the abhorrent flag.
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The United Nations mission chief in the country, David Shearer, said the "abhorrent" attacks were carried out by young men in military uniforms and civilian clothing.
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Ross Douthat thinks that in most cases abortion is too abhorrent to remain legal and teases out the various arguments within the wider anti-abortion movement.
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And whether he didn't feel that cultural mores and assumptions are always shifting, rendering what was not so exceptional in one era abhorrent in the next.
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In an email to Vox, a spokesperson wrote: Any content — including comments — that endangers minors is abhorrent and we have clear policies prohibiting this on YouTube.
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From insensitive YouTube videos and mortifying viral challenges, to disturbing makeup trends and abhorrent tweets, the online world has truly tested our patience these past six months.
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Instead, Prince wants to spark a conversation about how tech should respond to abhorrent content, and whether content should be policed by registrars, browsers, or social networks.
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"There must be justice for the victims and those who work to uncover these atrocities, with those responsible held to account for these abhorrent crimes," Mandelker continued.
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Now Fonda is not the star of this new, but nevertheless Sony Pictures called the remarks abhorrent and dangerous, and they are still putting the movie out.
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" Shapiro called the priests&apos criticism of the report "nothing more than a desperate attempt to stop the public from learning the truth about their abhorrent conduct.
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" House Speaker Paul Ryan weighed in after Trump's remarks, tweeting, "Anti-Semitism in any form is abhorrent, and I encourage authorities nationwide to take these threats seriously.
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Views on climate change It is likely that Pruitt, despite views that are abhorrent to many Democrats, will be confirmed as the next head of the EPA.
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Those who belong to these kinds of organizations are not constrained by laws and rules of societal conduct, and that is why the actions are so abhorrent.
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" Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, on Twitter: "Following the death of Daesh's leader, we must not allow Daesh to glorify someone who actioned such inhumane & abhorrent criminal acts.
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"Latson's abhorrent denial of the Holocaust is unacceptable, and there is no place in our community, and certainly not in our education system, for such unethical ignorance."
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Anything short of an unqualified rebuke of Trump's sexism is a tacit acceptance that abhorrent, victim shaming and potentially criminal behavior toward women is no longer disqualifying.
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The new Samsung VR stunt follows what's becoming a long tradition of abhorrent marketing gimmicks using virtual reality to attract attention from the ever-important millennial demographic.
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Eight men were found guilty in 2016 of waging what prosecutors called an "utterly abhorrent" campaign of sexual violence and intimidation against girls in the Rotherham area.
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The laws threaten executives of social media companies with jail, and fines placed on these companies if they fail to remove "abhorrent violent material" from their platforms.
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"Any content—including comments—that endangers minors is abhorrent and we have clear policies prohibiting this on YouTube," a YouTube spokesperson said in a statement by email.
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"The fact that Mr. Kelsey allegedly continued his threatening behavior even after being informed that his previous actions were not protected speech makes his actions more abhorrent."
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There is simply no comparable thread of systemic abuses against white Americans, so anti-white attacks, as abhorrent as they may be, don't draw as much attention.
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" Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Thursday shamed the white supremacists as "cowardly, hateful and just plain wrong," criticizing their views as "totally abhorrent to the American ideal.
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What pushed me over the edge was an abhorrent post by an immediate family member — a person for whom I care deeply but rarely see in person.
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The "free speech zone," basically a cage to silence peaceful protesters' voices, is an abhorrent concept in a country where freedom of speech is a constitutional right.
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What is happening at the National Butterfly Center, is abhorrent, and against the very principles I served to protect as a veteran of the United States army.
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"The execution of juvenile offenders is particularly abhorrent and I urge Iran to respect the strict prohibition under international human rights law against this practice," he said.
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" Multiple U.K. politicians have also spoken out against the retweets, including Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who called them "abhorrent, dangerous and a threat to our society.
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The shelf of books about Debussy is not large, and every scholar who addresses him faces the challenge of analyzing an artist to whom analysis was abhorrent.
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While shuttered factories and power shortages impose tangible costs on the Kim regime, the regime also dreads having a spotlight cast on its abhorrent human rights record.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey said in a statement at the time.
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In other words, Donald Trump's abhorrent efforts to keep black and other minority citizens from voting are only the latest example of a long-running Republican strategy.
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Because if she is not still a sexual object, then that's really scary, and that's abhorrent, and that's monstrous, and we need to get rid of that.
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Although most mainstream folks don't speak in those terms anymore, the abhorrent perception of blackness as some kind of harbinger for barbaric wickedness still colors American life.
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"We find Manny Pacquiao's comments abhorrent," a Nike spokesperson said in an e-mailed statement, adding that the company no longer has a relationship with the boxer.
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He was willing to entertain proposals that he found abhorrent six months ago, but he was also making a greater effort to open the door for dialogue.
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Using actual quotes and sentiments from The Donald himself, Anal Trump blurs the line between Putnam's abhorrent musical output and the public positions of the 45th President.
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"There must be justice for the victims and those who work to uncover these atrocities, with those responsible held to account for these abhorrent crimes," Mandelker said.
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This is the nature of the artichoke itself, upon arrival — hard, heavy, tight, coated with a film that is unpleasant on your palms and abhorrent to taste.
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"It's abhorrent that it took this long for them to act, but on the bright side, it shows that a strike will work to change their behavior."
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"There must be justice for the victims and those who work to uncover these atrocities, with those responsible held to account for these abhorrent crimes," she added.
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Gabriel's guardians, Pearl Fernandez and Isauro Aguirre, were to blame for the abhorrent physical abuse — but they weren't the only people who put the child in danger.
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But secretively slowing traffic on its own network to a large base of its subscribers while blaming others is simply abhorrent behavior from a previously trusted brand.
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"The detention of these recent arrivals at the Wyatt is abhorrent to the ethos of the city, a predominantly immigrant and first-generation American city," Hemond continued.
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"The use of excessive force over the weekend in Nassiriya was shocking and abhorrent," David Schenker, U.S. assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs, told reporters.
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Such deeply abhorrent actions, if proven true, injure the many thousands of incredible students who strive and thrive in the face of their genuine need for accommodations.
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But Ernst called some of Rao's articles on date rape -- written years ago when she was a student at Yale University -- "abhorrent," echoing the sentiments of Democrats.
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But it is, I think, repugnant to most Americans when you have people like Dr. Franklin Graham condemning these family separations as abhorrent to the core American values.
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Just as McAleer described: Once you ostracize the rest of society with your abhorrent views, it's pretty lonely to then abandon the only people left who accept you.
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The government said it would look into banning the "abhorrent practice" of conversion therapy to "cure" people of homosexuality, which 2 percent of respondents said they had undergone.
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Which would be a lovely thought, if it weren't for its implication of privilege and hierarchy that one senses would be abhorrent to Cohen's spiritual and artistic values.
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However when it starts to encroach upon rights and amendments while taking away a person's ability to create money to feed, clothe, and shelter themselves this is abhorrent.
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For its part, Apple's managed to duck responsibility for its own problems, like its abhorrent labor abuses and its schemes to avoid paying its fair share of taxes.
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Tossing an ice-cream drink at a politician or public figure whose views you find abhorrent certainly makes a political point, and it is admittedly kind of funny.
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It's not hard to imagine Jones arguing he's a 21st-century version of Larry Flynt – an abhorrent man publishing nasty things, but with every right to do so.
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"This abhorrent act, effectively holding our citizens hostage, is in total disregard of all international law and diplomatic norms," Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said in a statement.
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Some Democrats, like Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York, have called out the abhorrent rhetoric and behavior coming from a few of their fellow party members.
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"Roseanne&aposs Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Dungey said in a statement to Fox News.
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But the public needs to realize that for every child held in one of those abhorrent lockups there are thousands more incarcerated in an invisible prison of fear.
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"His Royal Highness deplores the exploitation of any human being and the suggestion he would condone, participate in or encourage any such behavior is abhorrent," the Palace said.
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The current socio-political climate, where hate is high and progress is slow, is eerily similar to the exhibition images that reveal some of America's most abhorrent moments.
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"While SMU strongly supports freedom of speech and expression, the outside group featured on these signs promotes an abhorrent message that is opposite to SMU values," Turner said.
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Abhorrent as these things are, they're not considered police matters, and it's unclear what recourse Callisto provides beyond a general knowledge that a harasser has targeted multiple people.
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We have interviewed dozens of returning foreign fighters and domestic terror suspects for our work and understand their struggle to reintegrate into a society that finds them abhorrent.
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"His Royal Highness deplores the exploitation of any human being and the suggestion he would condone, participate in or encourage any such behaviour is abhorrent," the statement concluded.
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It's true that our colleges and universities routinely fail victims of sexual assault, as last year's abhorrent handling of the Brock Turner case at Stanford University reminded us.
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Millions believe he will be their savior and nothing he says or does, no matter how outrageous, abhorrent, dreadful, un-American or even criminal, will change their minds.
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Dan: I've had an aversion to quiche my entire life but I'm starting to think that maybe it's due to the name, which I find abhorrent and unsettling.
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Travis Kalanick responded that what she described was "abhorrent," and hired a former Attorney General of the United States to investigate — but Travis, were you really so surprised?
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"The idea of coupling an increase in the debt ceiling with a Harvey spending bill is equally abhorrent," Club for Growth President David McIntosh said in a statement.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey said in a statement.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey announced on Tuesday afternoon.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," said ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey in a statement.
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"His Royal Highness deplores the exploitation of any human being and the suggestion he would condone, participate in or encourage any such behavior is abhorrent," the statement read.
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If this is allowed to become procedurally acceptable, there is no policy too grand or abuse too abhorrent which, with time, couldn't be a signature away from enactment.
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Since allegations of former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein's abhorrent treatment of women have come to public light, we once again have an opportunity to talk about sexual harassment.
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Maybe it will empower others -- both men and women -- to stand up for themselves, and predators will no longer be able to get away with their abhorrent behavior.
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Democratic strategist Adrienne Elrod called the delay by Congress to renew the Violence Against Women's Act (VAWA) "abhorrent," and said it reflects poorly on the Republican-controlled Congress.
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The neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, and Trump's abhorrent comments afterward, became a convenient trigger for CEOs to hit the eject button on public ties to the president.
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"The United States is working together with our allies and partners to ensure that this kind of abhorrent attack does not happen again," Sanders said in the statement.
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It's absolutely abhorrent stuff, but never forget that on this day five years ago, President Obama created one of the biggest White House scandals America has ever seen.
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" Kaplan told Axios: "We appreciated the opportunity to hear directly from Paul Packer ... and to express our agreement with Mr. Packer that Holocaust denial is abhorrent and offensive.
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On Monday, however, South African Revenue Services (SARS) commissioner Tom Moyane defended KPMG's original report and accused the firm of "abhorrent, unethical, and unprofessional conduct" in withdrawing it.
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Although it correctly rejected the abhorrent race-based relocation and incarceration of Japanese Americans, it failed to recognize — and reject — the rationale that led to that infamous decision.
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"My family and I are devastated and in shock after the admission of abhorrent behavior by my friend and partner, Louis C.K.," Ms. Adlon said in a statement.
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To some, Gibson's comeback an example of how quickly Hollywood forgets, and how willing American society is to brush off the abhorrent acts and words of powerful men.
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"Domestic abuse and stalking are abhorrent crimes, which is why this Government is working to protect victims and stop perpetrators at the earliest opportunity," a spokesperson told us.
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For Mexico, this has abhorrent consequences: The country's war on drugs has led to so much violence that men's life expectancy fell after its decades-long trend upward.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey said in a statement.
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"I am dumbstruck that a female partner could possibly be complicit in the abhorrent behavior of her male partner," she wrote in The San Francisco Chronicle in December.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC's entertainment president, Channing Dungey, says in a statement.
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"The words used by the President, as related to me directly following the meeting by those in attendance, were not 'tough,' they were abhorrent and repulsive," Flake tweeted.
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Another noteworthy concession was the Moon government's decision to give Pyongyang a free pass on its abhorrent human rights violations by leaving this topic off the summit agenda.
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During a press conference, the Los Angeles Police Protective League, which represents LAPD officers, called Rojas's alleged behavior "abhorrent" and reiterated that it will not defend the officer.
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"Since that announcement [in February], the world has witnessed a further wave of deadly, abhorrent terror attacks across the globe," the tech firm said in a blog post.
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"What transpired at Michigan State was abhorrent, inexcusable, and a total and complete failure to follow the law and protect students," DeVos said in a statement on Thursday.
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I grieve for the tarnished image of my beloved alma mater, and for all my fond college memories now tainted by knowledge of this abhorrent miscarriage of justice.
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As someone who rarely agrees with the administration and finds most of its conduct actively abhorrent, I am genuinely surprised and impressed at how worthwhile this measure is.
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Ecological devastation, the displacement of traditional ways of living, and the explosion of urban populations living and working in abhorrent conditions all factored into their denunciations of modern life.
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"This abhorrent act, effectively holding our citizens hostage, is in total disregard of all international law and diplomatic norms," Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said in a statement Tuesday.
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Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah told Fox News that the ad is "nothing short of reprehensible," while calling on House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi to denounce the "abhorrent" message.
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Mickey went to The Nice Guy in WeHo Friday night, and actually gave Manny a marginal Old Testament pass, though he made it clear the boxer's comments were abhorrent.
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His giveaways in the back third were absolutely abhorrent this tournament, and it's hard to know how a seventh-place Eastern Conference Toronto FC is going to ail that.
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Roseanne's recent comments about Valerie Jarrett, and so much more, are abhorrent and do not reflect the beliefs of our cast and crew or anyone associated with our show.
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Morgan's case in point is Biden -- who called Trump's tweet "abhorrent" -- using the same term in 1998 to describe the impeachment process at the time against President Bill Clinton.
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"These people are the bravest humanitarians on the planet, and the idea that they could not be able to come with us and enjoy that success is just abhorrent."
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ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey declared that Barr's tweet was "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with [ABC's] values," and that, due to it, Roseanne would not continue on the network.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment, said in a statement.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey announced in a statement.
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In a statement, Brooklyn College's Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Ana Lopes called Langbert's post "abhorrent" and "contravening the fundamental values and practices of our community."
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey said in a statement.
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"Women are living in abhorrent crisis every single day," bristled Vanessa Contreras, one of the leaders of Colectiva Feminista who have been actively protesting and demanding action by Rossello.
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And there could be no confusion about the cause: "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values," ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey said in a statement.
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Instead, those who run any site or service that fails to remove "abhorrent violent material" from their servers are also subject to potential fines or imprisonment under the law.
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By posing for the photo with the abhorrent cartoon, Abbas also sent a message of solidarity to Palestinians in Gaza who participated in the Hamas-led ill-fated riots.
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We have a corrupt, sexist, racist, classist government, filled with officials who hide behind exaggerated images of fetal remains to justify their abhorrent attacks on women and the impoverished.
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The effect of this type of abhorrent intolerant and exclusionary behavior on students is the same, regardless of the motivation of the perpetrator or the identity of the victim.
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Starting in this century, everything in Eisenman's work changed, as she began moving away from types and caricatures, and started portraying individuals, including ones whose beliefs she finds abhorrent.
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The president, despite the abhorrent language he has used recently about CNN broadcaster Don Lemon, NBA basketball star LeBron James and his former aide Omarosa, has a point here.
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If the government now does the same — automatically — for those who are alive, it will send an even stronger message to the countries where such abhorrent laws still exist.
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The president condemned the apparent mail bombing attempts as "egregious" and "abhorrent" conduct that has "no place in the United States" during a White House event earlier this week.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," said ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey in an announcement Tuesday.
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Gattaz, who met all three of the main candidates at a business forum earlier this week, said Le Pen's policies were abhorrent to him and would unleash a "hurricane".
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What she describes is abhorrent and against everything Uber stands for and believes in," wrote Kalanick, who claimed it was the "first time this has come to my attention.
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The game at The Levski Stadium was halted twice in the first half due to "abhorrent racist" behaviour from the home fans, which included monkey noises and Nazi salutes.
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We find poor hygiene abhorrent, for example, because picking your nose and not bathing increases your chances of getting sick—and thereby our chances of catching something from you.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," the ABC entertainment president, Channing Dungey, said in a statement.
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For a journalist, reporting about people whose views you might share can be tricky enough, but reporting about people whose views you find completely abhorrent can be even trickier.
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This is yet another vile and abhorrent crime against humanity that contradicts the universal values of peace, tolerance, openness, moderation, diversity, social justice and solidarity that we all share.
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"His Royal Highness deplores the exploitation of any human being and the suggestion he would condone, participate in or encourage any such behavior is abhorrent," it said in part.
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"Any content — including comments — that endangers minors is abhorrent and we have clear policies prohibiting this on YouTube," a YouTube spokesperson said in a statement provided to CNN Business.
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The leadership of the Kelley School (of Business) stands united in condemning the bias and disrespect displayed by this professor; we find his sexist, racist, and homophobic views abhorrent.
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"When it comes to a bullying culture, you can't just leave it to the victims -- the bereaved parents -- to do the work of removing this abhorrent behavior," Hughes said.
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For all I know, the person who has given me the most strength and hope over the years believes in the things I find most abhorrent in today's world.
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I'll be the first to agree that Iran's ballistic missile program, support for terrorism, destabilizing regional behavior and suppression of human rights are abhorrent activities that must be countered.
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"We as a culture have yet to confront forgiveness for someone who commits a crime that we universally agree" is abhorrent, Mr. Reilly once told me, using an expletive.
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Thanks to President Donald Trump's abhorrent stances on immigration and science, a new AI research hub in Canada stands to gain the brainpower that the US is now repelling.
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Long was fired "for engaging in protected, concerted activity by speaking out about the abhorrent working conditions at the Amazon fulfillment facility located on Staten Island," the complaint said.
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Within the moral universe of the new Gossip Girl, this event was dramatic, but not morally abhorrent; all relationships, the show suggested, are at their core transactional and exploitative.
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" Trump continued, "This egregious conduct is abhorrent to everything we hold dear and sacred as Americans… We are extremely angry [and] upset… We will get to the bottom of it.
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In a letter submitted to the Senate subcommittee, Backpage described human trafficking as "abhorrent," and claimed to have spent "thousands of hours and millions of dollars" bringing traffickers to justice.
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But this paranoia is a strong one and even if you stop drinking usually all you manage to do is to create a vacuum that nature finds very, very abhorrent.
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The double standard, as the President pointed out is so abhorrent and so apparent and you are seeing some advertisers back away from it, but this is a common trend.
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As difficult and abhorrent as so many of these scenes are, rape is a weapon of control that still very much in use, and it is necessary to acknowledge this.
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" But Charlottesville elevated the most abhorrent of free speech: UVA's campus last weekend flickered with torches, and echoed with chants of "Jews will not replace us" and "White lives matter.
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The mere thought of a meatless food festival was so abhorrent to locals that it has become a political issue coinciding with an upcoming mayoral election, according to the BBC.
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The Minnesota lawmaker went onto to credit her stance against the "abhorrent" act of FGM by noting four bills she has voted for both on the state and federal levels.
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Such a scandal is the state of hygiene in Pakistan's restaurants that television shows about crime often feature exposés of particularly abhorrent eateries, using jerky footage from hand-held cameras.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, the president of ABC Entertainment, said in the statement.
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"Modern slavery and human trafficking are abhorrent crimes and this government is committed to helping survivors recover from their exploitation and rebuild their lives," a spokesman for the department said.
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What's happening now is more a matter of an unchecked culture of blaming women and tolerating abhorrent behavior from men than an issue of what's written in the law books.
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" Tens of thousands trapped in Aleppo hell But Amnesty International said the boy's murder was the latest "abhorrent signal that some such groups are carrying out serious abuses with impunity.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, then president of ABC Entertainment, said in a statement.
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The company sent us the following statement in response to our questions: Any content — including comments — that endangers minors is abhorrent and we have clear policies prohibiting this on YouTube.
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She should call off her dogs—those whom she can control, anyway—and acknowledge that the abhorrent behavior of a handful of Sanders supporters isn't reflective of his entire base.
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The VA said in a statement to CNN that it "immediately notified law enforcement after learning about this abhorrent behavior" and that Greenlee is in the process of being fired.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey announced in a statement Tuesday.
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But, unfortunately, desire isn't really capable of being intellectualized—at least, not in my experience—and, sadly, that means accepting I am turned on by things which are politically abhorrent.
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So whether they find Mr. Trump politically abhorrent or a welcome antidote to the status quo, these insiders also want to know what he might mean for their bottom line.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment, said in a statement Tuesday.
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In addition to Sinema's abhorrent record of promoting the terrorist organization behind 28503/22019, it's become clear she isn't remotely a fan of the Arizona constituents she wants to represent.
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Oberlin College's governing body has denounced as "anti-Semitic and abhorrent" social media posts by a professor that included suggestions Israeli and United States intelligence services were behind terror attacks.
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The CJR interviewed more than 50 people over a five month period in the industry who described abhorrent behavior ranging from unwanted advances and inappropriate comments on appearances to assault.
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To many people in Britain the notion of going to war to advance the interests of drug dealers, against a country that had always been friendly to Britain, was abhorrent.
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Ultimately, this allergy to self-pity allows him to grapple with the consequences and consolations of whatever agency — and dignity — can exist in even the most abhorrent and restricted circumstances.
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Australia passed sweeping legislation Thursday that threatens huge fines for social media companies and jail for their executives if they fail to rapidly remove "abhorrent violent material" from their platforms.
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But American veterans of democracy promotion find abhorrent Mr. Putin's insinuations that their work is equivalent to what the Russian government is accused of doing in the United States today.
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To me, the big issue is whether the things done as a teen were just part of an abhorrent culture of that age or signs of a lasting character weakness.
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But they're trying to spur political mobilization by invoking "kids in cages" as a kind of shorthand for everything they think the public should find abhorrent about Trump's immigration policies.
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"The sexual violence against women and girls in South Sudan is abhorrent and underscores that signing a peace agreement is only a starting point," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It then passed a law that threatens huge fines to social media companies and jail for their executives if they fail to remove "abhorrent violent material" quickly from their sites.
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"A year ago, following deadly militant attacks, security forces responded by launching abhorrent ethnic cleansing of ethnic #Rohingya in Burma," Pompeo said on Twitter, using an alternative name for Myanmar.
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We will take the strongest actions we can against such abhorrent conduct, including banning people for life from our platform and assisting law enforcement with their investigation and potential prosecution.
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"The concept that there are only 535 people smart enough to run the federal government is abhorrent," said Danny Shields, a 63-year-old public elementary school teacher from Bloomington, Indiana.
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Now, Bob Iger then puts out a tweet after Roseanne is cancelled, and he says, and I&aposm quoting, Roseanne&aposs twitter statement was abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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And in February of this year, witnesses testifying at a hearing of the House research and technology subcommittee said women are leaving STEM fields owing to this unprofessional and abhorrent behavior.
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That's why the judge finds the process so abhorrent — the impact may not be huge, but when it's people's basic rights, the effect doesn't have to be big to be deplorable.
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"Roseanne&aposs Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey told Fox News at the time.
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Australia passed legislation this month that gives the government the power to jail social media executives who fail to take down "abhorrent violent material" from the platforms in a timely manner.
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Mr. Hasson was not plotting a terrorist attack or any of the abhorrent acts that the prosecution has repeatedly speculated about but never actually charged," she said in a statement. "Mr.
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And these things, the good and the abhorrent, are both historical and ever-present—they stretch from the brutal past of our ancestors to the contentious present we live in today.
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YouTube responded in its usual way, by criticizing the actions as "abhorrent" and sending a memo to advertisers outlining changes it's making to prevent this kind of activity in the future.
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Chastised as abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, Trump supporter Barr and her ratings bonanza show were pink-slipped by ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey within hours of the tweet.
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"The concept that there are only 535 people smart enough to run the federal government is abhorrent," said Danny Shields, a 63-year-old public elementary school teacher from Bloomington, Indiana.
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But rewarding such "abhorrent" behavior, as one scientist put it, with a publication—the currency of the scientific world—would send a message that ethical rules only exist to be broken.
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However, such a victory over the nascent political trolling culture may entail more face to face meetings and civil conversations with angry, disenfranchised individuals who harbor some beliefs we find abhorrent.
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How they responded: The tech companies took steps to remove the false attacks: Facebook Head of Content Policy Mary deBree says the company is removing "abhorrent" images that attack the victims.
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Fox News has fired longtime comptroller Judy Slater for what the network characterized as "abhorrent behavior" after a report that she made offensive comments to African-American employees while at work.
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"I find absolutely abhorrent the threat against a news organization based on its content of more vigorous or adverse enforcement against it simply because of a dislike of that coverage," Sen.
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Unlike Republicans, who have been completely dominated by Trump and his abhorrent brand of politics, Democrats have been unable to unify around one clear message or solidify around a single candidate.
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The guy sitting next to you at the volunteer fire company may have political opinions you find abhorrent, but you still have to get stuff done with him, week after week.
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North Korea's actions, while abhorrent, appear well within its rational self-interest, according to a 2003 study by David C. Kang, a political scientist now at the University of Southern California.
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But for the president of the United States to have declared war on CNN and Business Insider and the rest of the media is abhorrent to everything we believe in America.
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"The lack of respect for infant lives on display in the videos is just as abhorrent today as it was yesterday," she said in a statement to The New York Times.
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The separation of families at the border was particularly abhorrent to Utah Mormons, because the importance of keeping families together is at the core of the doctrine of the Mormon Church.
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Putin is involved in a range of malign and abhorrent behavior, from his election attacks in the US and on our allies, to his support for "animal Assad," and so on.
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Islamist theocracy is undoubtedly abhorrent, but it, too, must run its course and (hopefully) sooner or later be defeated by forces within the societies where it's now conducting its terror wars.
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"We have received written allegations of abhorrent conduct at Brook House and on that basis we have deemed it serious enough to suspend the staff involved," a spokeswoman for G4S said.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, ABC Entertainment Group's executive president, said in a statement Tuesday.
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Jarring as it is, it should not take Nazi flags or abhorrent chants of "Jews will not replace us" for the world to see that anti-Semitism is far from gone.
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"We have become aware of video footage that appears to show an employee in our district engaged in abhorrent conduct," Hamden Public Schools wrote in a statement posted on its website.
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"It would be abhorrent to see him deported to Syria, given the critical situation there and the clear risks to his own safety," said Rachel Chhoa-Howard, Amnesty International's Malaysia researcher.
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"Some of the allegations involved shocking or abhorrent behavior, which would evoke outrage in any place of work, but which has profound implications in the House of Commons," the report says.
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Detached from civilization, the film becomes a vivarium where the presence of an international group of poachers — introduced in its second part — feels not only visually distressing, but also psychologically abhorrent.
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Australia: The country passed sweeping legislation that includes the penalty of jail time for executives of social media companies if they fail to rapidly remove "abhorrent violent material" from their platforms.
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" Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, on Tuesday called Mr. Khashoggi's killing "completely abhorrent to everything the United States holds dear and stands for in the world.
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Felicia MassarskyAtlantic City To the Editor: I disagree with essentially all of President Trump's policies and initiatives, and find his statements on race, immigrants and women (to name a few) abhorrent.
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If put on the spot in a red carpet interview, the publicist continued, stars should give a quick answer about the behavior being abhorrent before swiftly pivoting back to their film.
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To be clear: Paul's criticism of the process is not unique -- the large majority (if not all) of the rank-and-file members find the way this all played out abhorrent.
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" (Lauer, 61, has denied the rape allegation, characterizing his relationship with the woman as consensual) "Matt Lauer's actions were abhorrent, and the anger and sadness he caused continue to this day.
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Their lawsuit said that they had repeatedly complained about "abhorrent, intolerable, unlawful and hostile racial discrimination" to network executives but that no action was taken and that the inappropriate behavior continued.
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Although he used words such as "abhorrent" and "despicable," Trump struggled to sound like a true leader of a nation wracked by political conflict that he has intensified to critical mass.
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If you put the abhorrent moral vacuum to one side -- as is Russia's default in warfare -- it is militarily quite an effective strategy: the Syrian regime will soon control Ghouta again.
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Senior ERC lawmaker Gabriel Rufian described the decision as a "coup d'etat" on Twitter, while fellow ERC top official Pere Aragones referred to it as "abhorrent," confirming his support for Torra.
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This group of men have shown us time and again they have no regard for women's autonomy over our own bodies, but Jane Poe's case is an abhorrent abuse of power.
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Trump's retweets sparked widespread outrage in the U.K. Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn called the tweets "abhorrent," while London Mayor Sadiq Khan said Trump's visit to the U.K. should be canceled.
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There would be no development—personal or professional—if Grande decided to internalize her failed relationships, even if expressing her truth has resulted in online abuse of the most abhorrent sort.
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Where others saw the nontraditional casting as uplifting, Reed found it abhorrent: What, he asked, were black people doing portraying, in a sympathetic manner, white men who had enslaved black people?
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"Roseanne&aposs Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey said in a statement at the time.
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"Roseanne&aposs Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey told Fox News in a statement Tuesday.
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A preview released at C22017E22017 shows this newly Nazi'd Cap holding Thor's hammer Mjolnir, implicitly saying that someone with those abhorrent views is still somehow found magically worthy of a heroic tool.
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"Roseanne's recent comments about Valerie Jarrett, and so much more, are abhorrent and do not reflect the beliefs of our cast and crew or anyone associated with our show," Gilbert tweeted Tuesday.
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The Supreme Court said Malik's "stinking conduct" in connection with the video scandal was abhorrent, and an appeals court should decide whether to consider it as evidence for any relief for Sharif.
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"This is an important topic not just because we find this issue of US immigration policy so odious, offensive, abhorrent, cruel, evil, such a meaningful topic," Friedman said, according to the transcript.
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I find what is going on in the immigration debate broadly and what is going on in particular in terms of the horrific human situation going on at the southern border abhorrent.
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"I believe that any kind of mistreatment of anyone for any reason is unacceptable and abhorrent, and everyone deserves to be treated with respect in the workplace and anywhere else," Affleck said.
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Weinstein's reported comments come nearly two months after Brafman hinted at his team's legal strategy by drawing a line between what's considered criminal behavior versus what people think is objectionable and abhorrent.
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"I find it abhorrent that you take advantage of the clamorous scandal of sexual abuse in the United States to inflict an unheard of and unwarranted" attack on the pope, Ouellet said.
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What they're saying: Morrison said at a press conference he found reports that One Nation officials had sought to "sell Australia's gun laws to the highest bidders, to a foreign buyer" abhorrent.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, head of ABC entertainment, said in a statement on May 29th.
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In a related move designed to protect children from abhorrent content, YouTube has terminated the channel FilthyFrankClips and several other channels that were reportedly instructing children on how to slash their wrists.
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Although we do see people come together on Facebook in very positive ways around tragedies, some of what we see is truly abhorrent and represents the worst of the internet and humanity.
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" Likewise, Sara Elise, owner of Brooklyn-based catering company Harvest & Revel, told MUNCHIES that she showed up at the protest "because no human is 'illegal' and the criminalization of immigrants is abhorrent.
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" Swiftly after, the president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey announced in a statement, "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.
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Among those who offered moral support (for his entitlement to speak) were people who find his opinions pretty abhorrent: the National Secular Society (NSS), and Peter Tatchell, a radical gay-rights campaigner.
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And to break down why, we have to briefly pay as much attention to the memes, and the artifice around them, as we do to the abhorrent racism they're meant to spread.
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"While SMU strongly supports freedom of speech and expression, the outside group featured on these signs promotes an abhorrent message that is opposite to SMU values," said university president R. Gerald Turner.
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"There will invariably be news organizations, ideological or otherwise, who say or write things that I find abhorrent, but I will always stand by their right to express their views," Brown wrote.
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ABC announced on Tuesday that it would cancel the hit sitcom "Roseanne" following "abhorrent" comments from the show's star, Roseanne Barr, who had compared former Obama advisor Valerie Jarrett to an ape.
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Trump is that uncle, except instead of an annual opportunity for a Thanksgiving tirade, he has the biggest soapbox on the planet and the power to put his abhorrent views into action.
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Third, the vigor in which the media reported Smollett's allegation and the fervor with which politicians spread it as evidence of Trump-induced hate shows the abhorrent nature of partisan politics today.
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"We have reports that One Nation officials basically sought to sell Australia's gun laws to the highest bidders to a foreign buyer and I find that abhorrent," Prime Minister Scott Morrison said.
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" 12:04 pm... Producer Wanda Sykes quits 1:21 pm... Co-star Sara Gilbert condemns 1:47 pm... ABC cancels the show, calling her tweet "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values.
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But even a cursory read of Susan Fowler Rigetti's harrowing post shows a series of alleged events that could not have been caused by one abhorrent manager or a rogue HR person.
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Each of those targeted by the suspicious packages have been criticized repeatedly by Trump, who condemned the attempted attacks as "abhorrent" during remarks from the White House East Room on Wednesday afternoon.
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" Mr. Moore wrote that "sodomy is an abhorrent crime and should be strictly punished" but that "I am concerned the court is stepping into the shoes of the legislature in this case.
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Police commissioner Dermot Shea will later dismiss this as an accident in a follow-up to the tweet he posted a day before about the "full investigation" of the "abhorrent act" itself.
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While it was important that the Chinese understood he considered their behavior abhorrent and not to be ignored, he took no joy in imposing sanctions and sought ways to ease the estrangement.
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Was it like the US firebombing of Dresden, an abhorrent killing of innocents for no real strategic purpose that was nonetheless in service of a just war that dislodged a terrible regime?
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In response, Australia passed a law last week that threatens fines for social media companies and jail for their executives if they fail to rapidly remove "abhorrent violent material" from their platforms.
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The announcement, which called Ms. Barr's tweet "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values," came from Channing Dungey, the ABC Entertainment president and the first black executive to run a major network.
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These people were already detached from reality, but Trump helped them to see a new reality, one in which their hatred and bigotry were not abhorrent, but rather markers of the mainstream.
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I mean, this is a pretty abhorrent principle and it's embarrassing that these guys are so blatantly and flagrantly like, yes, we want to put a ton of immigrants out of business.
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Abhorrent comparison aside, I don't disagree with Oppenheimer's point that Sanders' comments will be taken badly in south Florida and that, if he's the Democratic nominee, Florida will likely go for Trump.
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Injuries that horses sustain at the racetrack have caught the attention of animal rights activists who find it abhorrent that horses are run for the pleasure and profit of owners and gamblers.
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I visited Vietnam last year and I can tell you that after 50 years, the effects of abhorrent combat behavior such as the My Lai Massacre continue to haunt the Vietnamese people.
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What you did was so abhorrent and vile that you must spend the rest of your life in prison, away from the victims, and away from this community that you unspeakably terrorized.
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I think there's so little work out there that if you see a role that is abhorrent or he does terrible things, you've got to find a way to make it viable.
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With all of the uproar about political meddling during the 2016 election season, if our policymakers find the practice so abhorrent, perhaps they would be well advised to abstain from it themselves.
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Something abhorrent and potentially harmful that shouldn't be on Reddit stays on the platform for days, weeks, or even months, and it's not removed until we (or another outlet) write about it.
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U.S. national security adviser John Bolton said in a Twitter post that Monday's violence by Sudan's security forces was "abhorrent" and demanded that the military council facilitate moves towards a civilian-led government.
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" In a statement announcing the show's cancellation, president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey wrote, "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.
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"Egypt welcomes Pope Francis and looks forward to this significant visit to strengthen peace, tolerance and inter-faith dialogue as well as to reject the abhorrent acts of terrorism and extremism," Sisi said.
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Yes, Garland was relatively moderate, but if he had replaced Scalia, he would've swung the Court to a 5-4 liberal majority, leading to a slew of transformative rulings Republicans would find abhorrent.
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His photos -- shot in stark black and white -- are helping to raise awareness about an abhorrent practice of holding students against their will and forcing them to earn money for their supposed teachers.
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"The prosecution of these abhorrent crimes, which the FARC has long denied, is a litmus test for the credibility of the truth-based transitional justice scheme created as part of the peace talks."
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Films like The Producers and To Be or Not to Be always framed Nazi ideology as fundamentally abhorrent while engaging frankly with Brooks's identity as a Jewish entertainer trying to comprehend the Holocaust.
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"Roseanne's recent comments about Valerie Jarrett, and so much more, are abhorrent and do not reflect the beliefs of our cast and crew or anyone associated with our show," Gilbert tweeted on Tuesday.
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Some of the recipient countries will have legitimate uses for such products, but many—Egypt, Turkey, Saudi Arabia—also have abhorrent human rights records, especially when it comes to abusing powerful surveillance tech.
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Like Y Combinator's Sam Altman before him, Zuckerberg defended the company's ties to Thiel by saying that the company has a moral obligation to consider a variety of viewpoints, no matter how abhorrent.
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"For a public official to use the blunt, heavy instrument of law enforcement to try to silence or change coverage by a news department of any company is for me absolutely abhorrent," Sen.
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"As abhorrent and horrific as Michelle Carter's behavior was, and it was appalling, I'm not sure it's manslaughter," said David Medwed, a professor of law and criminal justice at Northeastern University in Boston.
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He gushed over the morally abhorrent and thoroughly unconstitutional stop-and-frisk practice used in New York City and he praised Rudy Giuliani's use of it when Giuliani was mayor of New York.
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A phobia is an irrational fear, but the horrors perpetrated by the violent Islamists are all too real as are the attempts by their allies to bring customs abhorrent to free people here.
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If lawmakers who might want to follow North Carolina's abhorrent example aren't moved by appeals to equality and human rights, they should ponder this reality: The price of bigotry is becoming quite steep.
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Some platform CEOs seemed to have gotten the memo that they face political risk, opting to change their words by acknowledging the responsibility they bear for illegal and abhorrent content on their platforms.
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In each it is possible to observe the influence of a Moloch-like figure, a cultural totem that has outsized meaning for its acolytes, perhaps precisely because it is abhorrent to the unbelievers.
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Trump's downhill spiral—culminating in his abhorrent comments about women—has riled up an entire nation, threatened to topple the Republican Party, and even turned conservative-news outlets and GOP leaders against him.
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"There's plenty of divisive rhetoric on the left: You can go to Eric Holder or Maxine Waters or whoever you like and find abhorrent comments," said Charlie Gerow, a Republican strategist in Pennsylvania.
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No one is denying that men in power have committed abhorrent acts against women, both on and off the job, mostly in the form of brute aggression posing as flirting or sexual play.
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"Bottom line: Assad's actions are abhorrent, but there is no practical military option here unless you are willing to effectively collapse the Syrian state and re-escalate the civil war," Ms. Ashford wrote.
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"That they appear irrelevant to American historians, aberrant to contemporary evangelicals and abhorrent to the average consumerist is a signature of the victory capitalism has achieved over the American religious imagination," he writes.
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"Even as we examine — through both criminal investigations and a thorough internal review — how something so abhorrent happened here and went on for so long, we are taking action," she said last April.
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As a colonial power, Britain was abhorrent; but in the past 50 years, as its real power shrank, it played an outsize role in the transmission of culture through the English-speaking world.
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"Sexual assault in the military is absolutely abhorrent and we owe all of our service members the protections and accountability they deserve," Yang's national press secretary SY Lee told CNN in an email.
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Instead, Williams worried that if these groups (which "he found most abhorrent") were excluded from public life and common conversation, he wouldn't be able to convert them from their strange and filthy ways.
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"The Los Angeles Police Protective League will not defend Mr. Rojas during his criminal proceedings, and his alleged behavior is abhorrent and an affront to every law enforcement professional working for the LAPD."
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Succeeding in such an environment too often requires that we remain silent in the face of abhorrent and insensitive behavior or, in the worst cases, become instruments in the exclusion of others ourselves.
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But this sort of rhetoric is not new to the US. As the Pew Research Center found, Americans have generally opposed taking in refugees even as they went through abhorrent, well-known crises.
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And governments routinely make trade-offs like prizing free speech, knowing that much of that speech will be abhorrent and even dangerous, recognizing that the gains of open expression are ultimately worth it.
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"Threats made against houses of worship are abhorrent and this Office will work tirelessly to ensure that members of all faiths may worship in peace and without intimidation," said U.S. Attorney Bobby L. Christine.
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While the abhorrent racism in this country seems to be going nowhere anytime soon (#NiaWilson), the dignity, strength and couth my friend continues to exemplify in the face of it humbles and inspires me.
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Biden harkened back to a time when even segregationist lawmakers were acceptable in polite company, but he is aiming for the White House at a time when such historic figures are viewed as abhorrent.
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"We have practices in this country that most Americans aren't aware of that are morally abhorrent, so I want to see the end of this practice for immigrants and for American citizens," Booker added.
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The March of Dimes "takes these abhorrent allegations very seriously and is exploring how a retraction, disclaimer, or another form of warning may be added to digital copies of the study," the spokesperson said.
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Jerry Ratcliffe, a former Metropolitan Police officer in London and now head of the Centre for Security and Crime Science at Temple University, finds the officers' posts abhorrent, but worries about policing policemen's thoughts.
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"Roseanne's recent comments about Valerie Jarrett, and so much more, are abhorrent and do not reflect the beliefs of our cast and crew or anyone associated with our show," Gilbert tweeted at the time.
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Presumably as a way to give back to the 99 percent of people that his abhorrent tax "plan" (read: scheme) proposes to screws over, Trump's slashing prices — as well as the American middle class!
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"All Saints" (2017), a story of a salesman-turned-pastor, comes highly recommended, while "3 Generations" (2015), a movie about a teenager transitioning from female to male, was "abhorrent" for its "homosexual, leftist worldview".
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Zuckerberg gave the explanation to Recode after the site aired audio of the Facebook founder claiming "abhorrent" content, the New York Post reported, had a right to spread across his massive social media network .
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Contemporary philosopher Peter Singer has been outraging people for years by pushing utilitarianism to its limits, reaching conclusions many find abhorrent (like his position that it is justifiable to kill babies with severe disabilities).
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raised concerns about the "abhorrent" actions by Saudi Arabia during a press briefing when asked if he believes the crown prince and others should be punished for Khashoggi's killing.
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"The Academy finds the conduct described in the allegations against Harvey Weinstein to be repugnant, abhorrent, and antithetical to the high standards of the Academy and the creative community it represents," the statement reads.
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"The consequential extension of this abhorrent crime doesn't only affect police, but society in general, and I refer to a mentality and perception which does not honor any of us," he said, without elaborating.
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"Trading around a core position is an important basic trading strategy that everyone can use, even those of you who find the notion of trading, as opposed to investing, to be abhorrent," Cramer said.
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What does is the insidious way that morally abhorrent ideas and systems can grow to seem quite normal, their harms rationalized away by ordinary citizens who would rather not look ugliness in the face.
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By labelling diving as definitively 'abhorrent' we don't simply shut down discussion on surprisingly complex phenomenon: we force a moral significance on an act that simply doesn't exist in the mind of its practitioners.
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"For us, some of the things that come out of NRA headquarters are just outrageous and abhorrent," said Jeff Knox, a Kraut supporter whose father, Neal Knox, led the "Revolt at Cincinnati" in 1977.
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It is interesting that at the time of Leonard's popularity, fighting southpaw was still considered abhorrent, but that Leonard used the drop shift to get to a southpaw stance momentarily and continue his attack.
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Speaking alongside other 2020 Democratic candidates at the New Hampshire Democratic Party's state convention, Biden mistakenly called Trump, "Donald Hump" while lambasting the current president and his administration as an "abhorrent" moment in time.
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"The academy finds the conduct described in the allegations against Harvey Weinstein to be repugnant, abhorrent and antithetical to the high standards of the academy and the creative community it represents," the statement said.
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Columbia and Barnard officials, who called the messages "abhorrent" and "violently racist," said that the calls were placed to landlines at Barnard and Columbia, and that no students were believed to have received them.
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It also, I suppose, offers my own bit of micro-aggression toward those colleagues—which would be all of them—who find Goldwater's world view, if they know it, even more abhorrent than antique.
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There seems no better moment to really zone in on ensuring that girls like Deeqa, Aasiyo, Khadijo, and Suheyra are no longer killed from this abhorrent and unnecessary form of violence committed against them.
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Sure it is political intrigue for the media and political parties to pontificate about the personal behavior of Moore (as I've said, I've found his judicial behavior abhorrent) and garner clicks, likes and eyeballs.
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And while aid alone will not fill the hole left by sanctions, the United States could participate in multilateral efforts designed to disarm rather than encourage Mr. Maduro's abhorrent effort to block humanitarian assistance.
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The idea that the government could take everything away from a person and family in an instant because of a mistake made decades before, spun as "fraud," is abhorrent to the idea of freedom.
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UPDATE: ABC just cancelled "Roseanne" and ABC Entertainment president Channing Dungey issued the following statement: Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.
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My family and I are devastated and in shock after the admission of abhorrent behavior by my friend and partner, Louis C.K. I feel deep sorrow and empathy for the women who have come forward.
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The narrator in the film says that in this environment, people have to do things that in peacetime would be really abhorrent, such as using a human being to bait a trap for the aliens.
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" Sara Gilbert, 43, who played Roseanne's daughter Darlene, also reacted on Twitter, saying that Barr's comments were "abhorrent and do not reflect the beliefs of our cast and crew or anyone associated with our show.
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" In a statement, president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey announced that the show had been canceled: "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.
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Somebody on that stage had better be able to make the winning case against Citizens United, its judicial architects and its partisan beneficiaries -- the most abhorrent of whom happens to currently occupy the White House.
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Part of the reason this manifesto is so shocking and abhorrent to many people on the left is that many of us rarely (if ever) engage with people who don't hew to the progressive script.
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"I believe that any kind of mistreatment of anyone for any reason is unacceptable and abhorrent, and everyone deserves to be treated with respect in the workplace and anywhere else," the father of two responded.
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We all saw the same bout but somehow for some it was the most enjoyable bout of the night and for others it was abhorrent and demonstrated the shortcomings of the rule set of MMA.
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" John Charmley, the historian who wrote Churchill: The End of Glory, told the BBC that "even to most Conservatives, let alone Liberals and Labour, Churchill's views on India between 1929 and 1939 were quite abhorrent.
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Things only got worse with the spread of media wildfire, as Nike ended their more than eight year relationship with the boxer, stating that they found his comments "abhorrent" and "oppose discrimination of any kind".
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The first wave of invaders marches proudly under the flag of Honduras, a nation many of them ostensibly find so abhorrent that they are willing to walk the entire length of Mexico to escape it.
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University of Florida President W. Kent Fuchs denounced Spencer's white supremacist platform as abhorrent in a letter to students, but said the school could not stop him from renting the Phillips Center for the event.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE.
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British prime minister Theresa May expelled 23 Russian diplomats and the U.S. has signed on to a joint statement with its Western European allies slamming Russia for the "abhorrent" attack and demanding accountability from Moscow.
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"Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show," Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment, said in a statement in the wake of Barr's comment.
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That system to exchange refugees was "abhorrent" and showed that "this deal remains at its core both legally and morally unsound," Iverna McGowan, the head of the European institutions office for Amnesty International, said Thursday.
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Long-time Pacquiao sponsor Nike called the comments "abhorrent", ending their 8-year relationship with the fighter, and just last weekend a disgruntled civilian attempted to assault Pacquiao outside a sushi restaurant in Los Angeles.
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Before now, predators in the entertainment industry got away with decades of abhorrent behavior because no one was willing to publicly call them out on it for myriad reasons, most notably fear and self preservation.
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The time is urgent not just to turn an abhorrent moment into an activist movement, but to ensure that when it comes to protecting refugee families and ensuring safe migration, American compassion and values prevail.
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After the briefing, Mr. Engel said it was "crystal clear" that the war would end only with a diplomatic settlement, not a military campaign, and said negotiations with the Taliban "seem abhorrent," but are necessary.
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My preference was both sociological — boys have more problems in school, are more susceptible to video game addiction and other tech-assisted antisocial tendencies, have an endless supply of abhorrent public role models — and personal.
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Though utilitarian philosophers such as Peter Singer have proposed that parents should have the right to murder their disabled newborns, these views are deliberately polemical, widely protested and abhorrent to most people who encounter them.
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The strongly royalist military has zealously enforced Thailand's abhorrent lèse-majesté law, going so far as to jail citizens for liking Facebook posts critical of the king, or even not sufficiently condemning such online comments.
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"This attack marks an abhorrent new low — dressing in disguise to shoot at the sick and wounded is a cowardly, wicked act," Dr. Hamdullah Mohib, Afghanistan's ambassador to the United States, said in a statement.
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And this abhorrent brainwashing process is breeding a violent, hate-inspired generation of children who are trained to believe that becoming a terrorist is a legitimate way to secure the financial future of their families.
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But as abhorrent as mass shootings are, Americans too often turn a blind eye to the type of gun violence that kills thousands more people each month and about 75 people, on average, every day.
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While the laws were a good start, many women noted that the government didn't go far enough to protect victims and survivors, pointing out that legislators failed to address marital rape, amongst other abhorrent acts. Mar.
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"The violence depicted in these videos is horrific, but it is abhorrent that President Trump would choose to deliberately fan the flames of hatred and religious bigotry," Democratic U.S. Senator Jack Reed said in a statement.
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ABC's announcement of the successful revival's second season, which called Barr's statement "abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values," represents a huge shift from how the network has thus far characterized the show and its success.
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" HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN REUNITED WITH FAMILIES, WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL SAYS They subsequently added: "We're aware of a post that has been rapidly circulating through social channels espousing views offensive & abhorrent to the values of our agency.
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He allegedly forced her to perform oral sex on him and would "force [her] to endure and participate in abhorrent sexual behavior," all while threatening to deport her or hurt her family if she said anything.
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"Let's first be unequivocal about something that should not be confused with today's policy change: posting anything that is harmful to minors, including child pornography, is abhorrent and has no place in our community," he said.
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Sheryl Sandberg has denied that she obstructed early investigations into election meddling and claimed that she was unaware Facebook was involved with an agency that ran "abhorrent" anti-Semitic campaigns that targeted George Soros, among others.
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"Child labor and forced labor are abhorrent practices that run counter to American values," Martha Newton, deputy undersecretary of the Department of Labor's Bureau of International Labor Affairs, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in emailed comments.
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I identify as bisexual and my rationale for bisexuality is simple: I find an overwhelming majority of human beings abhorrent, so I'll take a chance on anyone, regardless of gender, who doesn't make me violently ill.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Eight men were found guilty on Monday of waging what prosecutors called an "utterly abhorrent" campaign of sexual violence and intimidation against young girls in the Rotherham area of northern England 13 years ago.
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The prospect in 2014 of another Cianci administration, however, was so abhorrent to the political establishment that even the Republican mayoral candidate donated money to his Democratic opponent and ended up voting for him against Cianci.
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Kelly sent out an apologetic email to staffers a few hours later, acknowledging that the "history of blackface in our country is abhorrent"—but according to some of her coworkers, one email is far from enough.
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The media consistently uses the terms racists, fascist, and nationalists together and interchangeably, in an overt attempt to confuse and conflate abhorrent beliefs with policies that recognize America's unique, national interests and embody legitimate patriotic pride.
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"Aside from simply not being enough, this is insulting for a number of reasons," the group wrote, noting that "It's abhorrent" that it took this long for the company to make hand sanitizer available to workers.
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"From the leadership on down, we're very upset about what has happened," said Khalid al-Falih, the energy minister, who described Mr. Khashoggi's killing as "abhorrent" and promised that an investigation would yield justice and retribution.
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"Look, as abhorrent as some of this content can be, I do think that it gets down to this principle of giving people a voice," Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, said in a Recode podcast interview.
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NANCY SEMKIN, TORONTO To the Editor: Jessica Knoll's unabashed appropriation of male ambition in proclaiming "I want to be rich" has merit, but her disdain for "placing the needs of others above your own" is abhorrent.
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" She has little time for the pro-life lobby: "They'll have these soft voices and wear pearls, but they will be saying absolutely abhorrent things, and I say, no, you're not speaking in an acceptable way.
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"The gesture became so abhorrent that Augustus Caesar banished an actor from Italy for giving the finger to an audience member who hissed at the actor during a performance," American University professor Ira P. Robbins wrote.
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They says the manner of the release — a media exclusive to the Toronto Star on a Friday afternoon with no warning — "abhorrent" and "degrading," citing its potential to be emotionally traumatizing for friends and family members.
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"It is abhorrent that the AfD party, a disgraceful reactionary movement which recalls the worst of Germany's past and should be outlawed, now has the ability within the German parliament to promote its vile platform," Lauder said.
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"That doesn't mean that Prince doesn't consider terrorism abhorrent, which in the case of the Daily Stormer, he freely admitted, "I woke up this morning in a bad mood and decided to kick them off the Internet.
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Moogan proclaimed that the elder Hanks and Wilson were aware of their son's abhorrent drug use and his mental state, and that since they were the owners of the vehicle, they should have been held partially responsible.
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"What troubles me is that the president-elect has said that his Justice Department will enforce a different standard of law depending" on whether he is angered by news coverage, said Blumenthal, calling the notion "absolutely abhorrent".
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Despite concerted efforts by tech giants to cut back on abhorrent behavior on their platforms, a new survey finds that severe forms of online hate and harassment, including stalking and physical threats, may be on the rise.
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That said, all are inappropriate and abhorrent, and they each contribute to a culture where men continuously think they can treat women as they please while women feel like they have no choice but to take it.
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"The Academy finds the conduct described in the allegations against Harvey Weinstein to be repugnant, abhorrent, and antithetical to the high standards of the Academy and the creative community it represents," the group said in a statement.
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"They've been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize — these people are the bravest humanitarians on the planet, and the idea that they could not be able to come with us and enjoy that success is just abhorrent."
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Future Islands' Sam Herring shows up on single "Time Moves Slow," and you can almost imagine him fronting the band in some abhorrent velvet blazer, singing about love and loss into the bottom of a whiskey glass.
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WATCH: ABC Cancels Roseanne, Calls Roseanne Barr's Racist Tweet 'Abhorrent' and 'Repugnant' Days after news of the Roseanne cancellation, a source confirmed to PEOPLE that there were discussions underway about a potential reboot revolving around Gilbert's character.
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"They will find sweatshops abhorrent, slave labor a brutal, terrible thing to be happening in their neighborhood, and the news that a 16-year-old has been knifed to death in London will shock them," he added.
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" In a statement last Tuesday, president of ABC Entertainment Channing Dungey announced that the show had been canceled: "Roseanne's Twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show.
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Uber last week hired former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to conduct a review of the claims, and Chief Executive Travis Kalanick called the allegations by Fowler "abhorrent and against everything Uber stands for and believes in".
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The ruling does not mean the challenge will ultimately succeed — but it is a substantial step for critics of any separating families who say the practice is abhorrent enough that it should be unconstitutional in any case.
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This aesthetic now thrives on forums like 4chan and the Right Stuff, where the dominant modes of self-expression are trolling and "shitposting"—transcribing the motley contents of one's id, the more bizarre or abhorrent the better.
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"He's a controversial figure for sure, but as journalists it's our job to interview newsmakers and people of influence no matter how abhorrent their views may be," Cole told CNN's Dylan Byers in a Monday night exclusive.
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The common perception among public officials and foreign policy thinkers has long been that though much of Saudi Arabian domestic policy and ideology is abhorrent to the West, US and Saudi interests in the region are aligned.
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"Banning Americorps volunteers from referring women for abortion services is yet another abhorrent example of this unfair targeting of low-income women," NARAL Vice President Sasha Bruce wrote in a letter to supporters, provided to The Hill.
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" Her "Roseanne" co-star Sara Gilbert tweeted yesterday: "Roseanne's recent comments about Valerie Jarrett, and so much more, are abhorrent and do not reflect the beliefs of our cast and crew or anyone associated with our show.
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He has written that Muslims cannot serve in Congress because he thinks Islam is incompatible with the Constitution, called homosexuality "abhorrent, immoral, detestable ... a crime against nature," and questioned President Obama's citizenship as recently as December 2016.
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The abuse, which the FA had described as "abhorrent," was so bad that the match was brought to a halt twice in the first half after England players complained to officials of racist abuse from Bulgaria fans.
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"It is absolutely imperative that the Turkish authorities halt these abhorrent practices and allow international monitors to visit all these detainees in the places they are being held," said Amnesty's Europe director John Dalhuisen in a statement.
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"The Academy finds the conduct described in the allegations against Harvey Weinstein to be repugnant, abhorrent, and antithetical to the high standards of the Academy and the creative community it represents," the Academy said in a statement.
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It is important to understand that the crisis of separation manufactured by the Trump administration is only the most visibly abhorrent manifestation of a decades-long project to create a "state of exception" along our southern border.
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"Homosexual conduct is, and has been, considered abhorrent, immoral, detestable, a crime against nature, and a violation of the laws of nature and of nature's God upon which this nation and our laws are predicated," wrote Moore.
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Abortion is an horrific and abhorrent societal ill, but capital punishment, whereby the state is empowered to kill human beings, some of whom turn out to have been innocent, is not consistent with a pro-life perspective.
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The Florida decision is the most recent sign, in a year full of them, that the morally abhorrent practice of capital punishment is sliding into the dustbin of American history — where it should have been long ago.
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After all, reasonable Americans have reached a consensus that the genocidal violence of Nazi Germany was some of the worst the world has ever seen and that the ideas and actions of today's neo-Nazis are abhorrent.
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"Human trafficking is abhorrent and is not allowed on Facebook," a Facebook spokesperson told Gizmodo last month in response to a lawsuit filed against the company alleging that it enabled online child grooming and recruitment on its platform.
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Kashuv, a prominent gun rights advocate who has met with President Donald Trump at the White House, acknowledged that he and classmates made "abhorrent racial slurs" in digital messages, before the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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It's not often that I get the chance to defend Bloomberg, who is an elitist and his anti-second amendment stance is abhorrent to any constitutionalist like me, but he's not wrong on the application of the program.
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Malaise has not set in, at least not for the tens of millions of people who continue to protest, share important stories, and document the historic and often abhorrent events unfolding in the first month of this administration.
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Of course, there are risks for brands down the road as well, as Microsoft's Tay demonstrated recently when she was goaded into taking up white supremacy and other abhorrent ideas within a matter of hours after her launch.
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" In the last lines of her 195-page decision the judge quoted one of my columns: "The idea of universal suspicion without individual evidence is what Americans find abhorrent and what black men in America must constantly fight.
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Last Friday, news broke that Harvey Weinstein had finally been held accountable for some of his abhorrent actions after a New York judge charged him with rape and performing a criminal sex act on two different women, respectively.
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Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan said her investigation is still ongoing and in its early stages — but that it was already clear the Illinois priests were involved in "abhorrent acts of abuse," and that dioceses were failing survivors.
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In addition to extremist violence, domains hosting any abhorrent violent material - defined as content showing murder, attempted murder, rape, torture, or kidnapping - that is recorded by anyone involved in the conduct also would be blocked, the government said.
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" As the audience gave him a standing ovation, he continued, "This egregious conduct is abhorrent to everything we hold dear and sacred as Americans… We are extremely angry [and] upset… We will get to the bottom of it.
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Please believe that I have received my share of lackluster nudes, but giving a non-response like a single "😍"—or worse, "🍆"—when someone opens up to you and tries to turn you on is morally abhorrent.
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But the darkening of her skin and the use of prosthetics in an attempt to make her look more like Simone in the forthcoming film "Nina" is a painful reminder of the abhorrent history of blackface in Hollywood.
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Whatever you think of his often-abhorrent ideas and policies, Trump's answer shows that he is getting better at these debates -- or at least confident enough that he can admit that, like everyone else, he changes his mind.
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"With these abhorrent executions the Iranian authorities have flagrantly violated international law and once again displayed their shameless disregard for the right to life," said Philip Luther, Amnesty International's Middle East and North Africa research and advocacy director.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE supposedly smoked marijuana.
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While mobilized for a cause most progressives find abhorrent, it's also clear that the anti-abortion movement has been astonishingly effective at pushing a radical agenda—one, especially in the case of a blanket overturn of Roe v.
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Remember Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton22019 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE raising taxes?
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But the real dilemma isn't whether to invite Obama -- it's whether if he did invite the Obamas, it would be perceived as a slight against President Trump, whose policies, views and statements the couple may (hopefully) find abhorrent.
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The death penalty has escaped abolition before, but there are no longer any excuses: The nation has evolved past it, and it is long past time for the court to send this morally abhorrent practice to its oblivion.
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