CF Rajai Davis quite literally added insult to injury Friday.
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The lack of coordination between agencies only added insult to injury.
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The finale added insult to injury by doubling down on this irksome narrative trope.
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His appointments to the Department of Health and Human Services have only added insult to injury.
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Those without symptoms in the red zones said the suspension of testing added insult to injury.
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" He added insult to injury by calling Pence a mere extension of Trump: "You are Trump's apprentice.
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But as humiliating as this was, having handed him control over our money added insult to injury.
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In reality, the settlement wound up being little more than a cruel joke that added insult to injury.
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Sussman was ultimately able to cancel a $1,590 AUS ($2,076 USD) transfer to Macpatchers, but the video added insult to injury.
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Iran added insult to injury for the defeated Carter by waiting until Reagan completed his speech to release the American hostages.
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Seeing high-level DNC officials deriding him behind the scenes added insult to injury and, for some, delegitimized the entire process.
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I planted face first into the water, and a successive wave added insult to injury, knocking my board into my head.
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The Chinese symbol seen on the robe in the finale only added insult to injury, because it translates to "weak" in English.
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Star Trek Into Darkness added insult to injury by all-but-remaking the best and most beloved Trek film, The Wrath of Khan.
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The move only added insult to injury, as Bloomberg's girlfriend sat on the board of the real estate development company that owned the park.
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" Ms. Gracie said the grievance process, which attributed part of the pay discrepancy to her need for professional "development," had added "insult to injury.
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But it was too late for illumination about gender sins, and the fact that he did it in Uber's lactation room added insult to injury.
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Losing his home state to Trump, the billionaire businessman who refers to him as "Little Marco," not only added insult to injury but sealed his fate.
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Hollywood's general unwillingness to face the music of personal accountability for the rot in their own industry added insult to injury in the onslaught of allegations.
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Sex gave me an excruciating infection, and I added insult to injury by convincing myself that telling the guy about it would be unnecessary and gross.
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Nonetheless, it added insult to injury for an industry reeling from an oil price crash brought on by one of the worst supply gluts in history.
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But that seeming awareness of how fine the line was between satire and slur, only added insult to injury, Lowen Liu wrote on the Slate site.
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All he saw was someone trying—and failing—to fit in, and that he passed judgement while wearing $80 day-glo parachute pants added insult to injury.
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Verizon added insult to injury in some of these New Jersey areas by stating that customers that refuse Verizon's specific definition of progress are scared of technological progress.
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"Paying a fee for freezes added insult to injury because the person doing it probably had been victimized," said John Heath, directing attorney at Lexington Law in Salt Lake City.
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Months later, Neymar added insult to injury by orchestrating Barcelona's dazzling comeback victory over PSG in the Champions League, scoring two goals and setting up another in the final seven minutes.
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Their opponents, the Los Angeles Lakers, entered the game with the third-worst record in the N.B.A. and are coached by Luke Walton, a Phil Jackson disciple, which only added insult to injury.
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His stopping power made him a genuine threat as long as the fight was still being contested, and the news that Bagautinov pissed hot for EPO following his unsuccessful title shot added insult to injury.
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Instead he took the risk of going to trial, added insult to injury and forced me to relive the hurt as details about my personal life and sexual assault were brutally dissected before the public.
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What has added insult to injury for Mr. Alagbé is that in the meantime France has continued to shape its former African colonies in its own image by erasing the past as it sees fit.
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Last week, the Trump administration added insult to injury by imposing unprecedented conditions on the distribution of long-withheld recovery funds appropriated by Congress more than two years ago in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
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Although Paramount movie execs quickly pulled the poster and posted an apology which shifted the blame to contractors, they further added insult to injury by replacing Hong Kong altogether with Shanghai's skyline in the new poster.
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That it spent its last few episodes following up a heavily hyped revival of Roseanne — the show for which its creators, Eileen Heisler and DeAnn Heline, had written in the past — only added insult to injury.
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The timing of the embassy's move to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv on the 70th anniversary of the creation of Israel, a day Palestinians regard as their "nakba" or "catastrophe", when they lost their homeland, added insult to injury.
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Verizon alone announced that it will be firing 44,000, while Kimberly-Clark added insult to injury, not only announcing the elimination of 5,500 jobs, but also that it would use savings from the TCJA tax cuts to fund the layoffs.
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Faith in Reddit had been lost, and Huffman added insult to injury in his follow-up post: he promised not to ban /r/The_Donald outright, but would keep tabs on its most "toxic" users and issue bans on an individual basis.
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Spieth's long game on the front nine after that was not too bad, although he hit driver only once, a poor chip at the easy par-five fifth cost him a birdie and a three-putt bogey from 15 feet at the next added insult to injury.
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"Even in cases where we've requested specific contracts by name and number, NASA has claimed that our request was too broad, and added insult to injury with a form letter rejection that includes the sentence 'we are not required to hunt for needles in bureaucratic haystacks,'" Brown told Motherboard in an email.
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" Kelley said the press coverage of the incident has only added insult to injury, criticizing news outlets for "victimizing Rand a second time" and "delighting in hateful headlines like 'Not A Perfect Neighbor,' and concocting theories about an 'ongoing dispute,' based on nothing more than speculation from an attention-seeking person with no knowledge of anything to do with us.
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The Maserati trident plastered on the grille just added insult to injury." Included in the book Automotive Atrocities: The Cars We Love to Hate, author Eric Peters wrote of it, "If you slipped a wino into a pair of Bruno Magli shoes, not many people would believe he was actually Pierce Brosnan out for an incognito stroll. Yet Chrysler Corp.
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' In television, all they want you to do is shut up. I'm not very good at shutting up." Buck though, would add that although he knew Tim McCarver well, they never developed a good relationship with each other on the air despite high hopes to the contrary. Phil Mushnick added insult to injury to Buck by accusing him of "trying to predict plays, as if to prove he was still on top.
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But solo efforts, no matter how impressive, could not make up the difference. Young finished another long drive, this time fifty-one yards, with a short scoring run on the first play of the fourth quarter. Russell Steger then ran back a Case interception for a 65-yard defensive touchdown to make the score 38-14. Stanley Green, a fourth-string Illinois back, added insult to injury with a second six-point interception return in the game's final minutes.
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238 The final phase falls on the years of 1918-1923. It is marked by disappearance of the Integrists and a strategy of pivotal tactical alliances at the expense of clear political line, which triggered internal conflict within mainstream Carlism.Imizcoz, Garde 1988, pp. 148-149 The strategy did not produce the results expected; the Mellista secession added insult to injury, and the rise of new Basque, republican and socialist parties contributed to electoral decline of Carlism.
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Algeria had long been a colony of the French and saw other colonized nations gaining their independence, mainly from Great Britain. This among other factors led to a war that included acts of brutality, torture and guerrilla warfare. The end result was an independent Algeria but a tremendous amount of hostility remaining between the two nations. What added insult to injury for French citizens was at the end of the decade when migrants from Algeria began to migrate north and settle in the French countryside.
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The person Hinson was engaged in sexual activity with when caught was African American, and the racial component made the charge harder for Hinson to overcome. Leslie B. McLemore, who had run against Hinson as an independent in 1980, said, "The fact that the employee Hinson was caught with was black added insult to injury here in Mississippi." Congressman Hinson admitted himself to a Washington-area hospital "for professional care, counseling, and treatment" for a dissociative reaction, according to Hinson's administrative assistant. Hinson initially pleaded not guilty to a lesser misdemeanor charge of attempted sodomy.
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Lord Spiritual Richard Neile, who was one of the most vocal opponents of the conference, added insult to injury with a sharp speech condemning the petitioners. The remarks made in this speech, known as the " speech", have been described by one historian as "the most dangerous words used in the reign [of James I] by any politician." The Commons refused to conduct any more business until Neile had been punished for this affront. Though the Commons received a tearful apology and retraction from the Bishop on 30 May, they were unsatisfied, and doubled down on their demands of disciplinary action.
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They welcomed the end of the war in vineyard cottages in Dedinje. After the liberation, they were expelled from Dedinje as representatives of the defeated bourgeoisie and their entire property was confiscated. One of Miloš Savčić's great- grandchildren is Vladimir Lešić, a famous musician. The house at Užička 15, where his daughter Jelica lived, later became the residence of Josip Broz Tito and then Slobodan Milošević, and a House of Flowers was built nearby on their former estate.Нећемо Кућу цвећа у свом дворишту („Вечерње новости“, 27 May 2013) All this added insult to injury for the surviving family of Miloš Savčić.
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In Soap Opera Digests "Best and Worst" end-of-year reviews, Will and Sonny got "Worst Marital Conflict" in both 2014 and 2015. Digest criticized the writing, saying "it was not the write stuff". Greg Hernandez said it was as if Will had had a "sudden personality transplant" and "none of it feels true"; and Fairman said the character became "unrecognizable" in his actions. Soap Opera Digest complained that Will "inexplicably succumbed" to Paul's advances and that it added "insult to injury" when it was subsequently revealed that Will had a previous episode of infidelity when off the show.
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Aaron the Bookseller was an Italian dealer in Hebrew and other ancient manuscripts, who flourished at the beginning of the fourteenth century. He spent seven years in Toledo, searching successfully for Arabic and Hebrew books, and was able to circulate among the young students of Perugia a catalog of eighty Hebrew and Arabic manuscripts. Immanuel de Romi and his friends, on one occasion, took advantage of Aaron's absence from home, broke open his book-cases, and hastily copied some manuscripts. De Romi then added insult to injury by writing, in the form of a letter, a bitter satire on Aaron.
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Stanley is extremely cheap (as revealed in the episode "Stanley's Hotline", in which the trio calls him "the cheapest man alive" and very much penny wise, pound foolish). Stanley drives a run-down 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air, which he attempted to sell to the trio, but reneged when he learned he could get a lot more money for it from another buyer (who thought it was the classic and far more valuable 1957 model). After the intended buyer learned it was actually a 1958 model, he added insult to injury by offering to tow it away if Stanley paid him $25. After Stanley sold the building to Bart Furley, Bart's brother Ralph took over as landlord.
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In 1990, The Boston Globe described Rooney's portrayal as "an irascible bucktoothed nerd and an offensive ethnic caricature". In 1993, the Los Angeles Daily News wrote that the role "would have been an offensive stereotype even played by an Asian; the casting of Mickey Rooney added insult to injury". The portrayal was referenced in the 1993 film Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story as an example of Hollywood's racist attitudes about Asians that the Chinese Bruce Lee's success as a film star would challenge. Specifically, when Lee and his girlfriend Linda Emery watch Breakfast at Tiffany's in the theater, where despite laughing at the character, Linda suggests they leave midway through the picture after she notices that Bruce is upset at Rooney's stereotypical depiction.
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NU added insult to injury the next season by claiming the ACHA national championship that had long eluded the Rams in just its second Division I campaign. Despite the heightened competition within the league, URI more than held their own by winning four playoff and two regular season ECWHL titles over six years from 2008–09 through 2013–14, a combined total doubling that of UMass, the next highest team. All the while, the Rams continued running off ACHA National Tournament appearances, compiling a streak of 11 consecutive bids through 2013–14 - a number that has only been surpassed in ACHA history by UMass (14, 2005–18) and Michigan State (13, 2002–14). The national title-related frustration continued as well though, as Rhode Island continued to run into teams of destiny at the tourney.
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Unlike before, he called on his friend, Philippine Central Bank governor Miguel Cuaderno to help him. The hacienda is separate from the lands his aunt Doña Ysidra Cojuangco y Estrella assembled in the past decades. He and his son-in- law, Ninoy (Benigno Aquino Jr.), introduced strong social programs favoring the farmers of the hacienda. While Don Pepe was genuinely loved by the farmers under his management (free healthcare, free schooling, adult education, veterinary medicines for the farm animals), designated areas for employee housing), the stark treatment concerning the dollars relating to Endeng's survival and his subsequent death versus the grand business move Cojuangco made in purchasing Hacienda Luisita added insult to injury to Doña Nene and her now fatherless six children (Eduardo, Mercedes, Aurora, Isabel, Enrique and Manuel).
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There were a number of message board postings from people who were scared or angered by the possibility of a Bianca and Maggie romance due to the fact that it caused unpleasant memories to resurface for them in real life. It was addressed that it had not been that long for some gay men and lesbians that "they could walk out of a bar after a night of fun and dancing and not worry about who was watching them leave". Sentiment was expressed by Laura N. Cook of The Advocate that "despite assurances to the contrary, the show used Bianca's rape to marginalize Bianca's lover, Lena, and completely cut her out of Bianca's healing and recovery, while having Bianca's 'friend', Maggie, ponder her sexuality again, which added insult to injury".
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Edmond Stanley, anxious to produce an effect in an important debate, had been at pains to reduce his speech to writing. Unluckily, Stanley happened to drop his manuscript in the coffee-room, and walked back into the House unconscious of his loss. Sir Boyle, finding the document, speedily mastered its contents, and, rising at the first opportunity, delivered the speech almost verbatim in the hearing of its dismayed and astonished author. His apology afterward only added insult to injury: On another occasion, he amused and relieved the House, irritated by the prospect of being obliged to listen to the reading of a mass of documents as a preliminary to a resolution, by suggesting that a dozen or so clerks be called in who might read the documents simultaneously and thus dispose of the business in a few minutes.
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When on June 26, 2015, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled to make same-sex marriage a right across all states of the USA, soapcentral.com took a look back at US daytime drama's first gay weddings, with Will and Sonny's being the first male-male wedding and Bianca and Reese on All My Children being the first female-female wedding, saying both were "incredibly special". Soap Opera Digest disliked the marital conflict of Will and Sonny They remarked: "When Will and Sonny tied the knot, it was a groundbreaking moment based in love, which is why it is impossible to comprehend why the show spent the better half of the last two years trying so hard to unravel this historic union". Digest criticized the writing, and complained that Will "inexplicably succumbed" to Paul's advances and that it added "insult to injury" when it was subsequently revealed that Will had had a previous episode of infidelity when off the show.
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In 1831, aged 21 and coming into his majority, Chisholm relocated to Invernessshire and Erchless Castle after an absence, short visits aside, of 14 years; and assumed direct control of his estate from his guardians. His biographers note then when he was 14, Chisholm recommended to his guardians that outstanding rents owed by certain tenants should be forgiven; and during the later period of guardianship, tenants were permitted to remain in possession of holdings in circumstances warranting their eviction. In 1831, he determined to take "an active part in plans for ameliorating" the condition of the people on his properties; however the said amelioration took the form of evicting a large number of the ancient tenantry of his forbears in accordance with - as a biographer terms it -" the mistaken views which then so extensively prevailed of improving the condition of the Highland people by clearing them out of their native glens to make room for sheep and deer." Chisholm added insult to injury, arranging for all of his tenants, anxious about impending expirations of their tenancies, to meet on a certain day at the Inn of Cannich in the expectation that he would announce the terms of renewals.
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