"I'm not convinced it's such an awful thing," he said.
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"It's a very outrageous and awful thing to do," Szalavitz says.
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The truly awful thing you catch with herpes is the shame.
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And it's that fact that is the really awful thing here.
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" But she&aposs saying, "Look, it was an awful thing to say.
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What happened that cause a renewed interest in this awful, awful thing?
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This was an awful thing that needed to be revealed and corrected.
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O.K. But can we dwell on that "awful thing" just a bit longer?
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" JG: "The awful thing is, it's not like what he's saying is wrong.
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Here's hoping we're getting closer to the end of this whole awful thing.
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The awful thing about these phantom smells is the hope that they cause.
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And that's the stuff that really gets you down, is this awful thing happened.
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It's that awful thing, people always make their subjects look a bit like themselves.
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That's an awful thing to say about a president; I wish he'd be quiet.
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But basically every other awful thing you can imagine a dolphin doing, they've done.
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As if it weren't all of those wonderful things, but just one awful thing: fat.
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Otherwise 'freedom to amplify any awful thing' becomes a speech chiller that disproportionately harms minorities.
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"It felt like the most God awful thing that could have happened," Fortener, 23, tells PEOPLE.
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It's pretty much every awful thing you can imagine hitting you in your most vulnerable place.
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An awful thing done by a man wearing dark skin is often seen as more egregious.
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When you're trying to get to what Evan does, it is an awful thing he does.
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It gets very complex, because he's also a good man, but he's done this awful thing.
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The really awful thing about terrorism is the way it can suddenly, brutally, turn banality into significance.
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Name Withheld It's an awful thing when school districts undermine the professional confidence and self-respect of teachers.
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Before a maneuver, you must always imagine the most awful thing the contingent world might throw your way.
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The awful thing about avocado toast is that it's super trendy, which means it can be way too expensive.
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You can feel the knots in your stomach tighten as you remember that awful thing you did that time.
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She's doing this awful thing, and I had to work hard at telling myself Okay, she thinks they're in love.
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That awful thing isn't that somebody in Riyadh, deploying the cold logic of raison d'état, chose to kill an enemy.
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But to their credit, the NHL ditches the awful thing as soon as the playoffs arrive and the games start mattering.
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She loved me despite how loathsome I was, despite every awful thing I'd committed, despite every time I yelled at her.
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"We have to eradicate Ethiopia of this awful thing that's happening to women: suffering, untold suffering, in the countryside," she said.
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But more to the point, the really awful thing about being old is that you just keep getting older over time.
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Then came the rumors of an awful thing: the potential whitewashing of the new Mulan cast — or at least its male lead.
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"It's an awful thing to happen just after she had left the house to go to Lapland," her father told The Guardian.
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No—it was such an awful thing to watch with my father [die], and it has been so difficult in my life.
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"I think super predator was such an awful thing to say" Donald Trump talking about treating black people better#debatenight #debate pic.twitter.com/91wNRQWQQn
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Which is good, mutilation by arrow would be an awful thing to show on television, let alone have happen to any human being.
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Women there talked about battering as an evil all women had to fight, not just some weird, awful thing that had happened to Liz.
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I feel the same as I did before after watching the latest episode of Patriot Act: cruises are an awful thing to spend money on.
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But seriously, he was out long before the studio probably thought up this awful thing, regarded as one of the worst event films ever made.
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"By far this is my darkest hour, the most awful thing that ever happened in my life," McEntire told PEOPLE exclusively two days after the incident.
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It felt like an awful thing which often had me feeling very down and sad for which I could not find a reason as to why.
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Making the series a comedy would require a hell of a tightrope walk between making light of an awful thing and taking its scenario too seriously.
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But it did do one potentially awful thing: It may have outed multiple gay athletes, including one from "a notoriously homophobic country," potentially putting people in real danger.
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"So apparently if you go to the Hells Gate visitor attraction at Rotorua, there is this f---ing awful thing you can take your photo with," Moata Tamaira wrote .
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To just do any old record, just to have another record, and then to go on tour and just play your catalog, that's such an awful thing to do.
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His reasoning was that leaving them at sea made U.S. coronavirus infection numbers look better — a good thing for him, and an awful thing for everyone on the ship.
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So I barely knew the song, and I then went home and I had that awful thing where something's stuck in your head, but you don't really, really know it!
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" And at a later event on Wednesday, in Manchester, N.H., he nodded to his longstanding discomfort with impeachment, calling it "a God-awful thing for a nation to go through.
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And then I looked in my rear-view mirror, and Ryan was gone, and I bawled my eyes out as I imagined every awful thing that could have happened to him.
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It's an awful thing to do even if you don't film it and upload the video to your own YouTube channel so your equally awful subscribers can watch a stranger's misfortune.
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But, as we well know, that lost hour of sleep isn't the only awful thing coming our way — soon we'll be trudging home in the dark every night and just feeling off.
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No matter which side of the debate you side with, I think we can all agree that insinuating that someone's a child is a terrible burden is an awful thing to do.
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"What an awful thing it will be if I don't come off," wrote a 24-year-old aristocrat, journalist and soldier named Winston Churchill to his mother at the beginning of 1899.
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But, as interesting as this is, that still doesn't mean that all of us have to be worried about chronic inflammation — or that it's really the cause of every awful thing we feel.
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She keeps trying to convince herself that her dates are going well, to find the rom-com formula that will make whatever awful thing that just happened seem like something she can enjoy.
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Michael felt sorry for him—he wondered what awful thing had happened to make him so violent—and he kept hoping that Ed's remorse was strong enough that he wouldn't do it again.
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Almost any awful thing can happen once on a farm — one pig in an illegal cage, or dead of violent injuries, or kicked by a staffer, isn't proof of large-scale systemic abuse.
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There were enough similarities to place them in the same structure—but the most awful thing possible happened to Audrie, while Daisy was able to crawl out of dark despair to the other side.
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" David Barr Kirtley on Sophie Thatcher: "Throughout almost the entire movie, it's just one awful thing happening to Cee after another, and she just has this stony expression, and is so unhappy—for obvious reasons.
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We're planning on settling in, and waiting for a housing crash — which is an absolutely awful thing to wish for, but seems to be the only way we will get our foot in the door.
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"It is just hard to find the words; it is just such an awful thing," said Mike Moyer, executive director of the National Wrestling Coaches Association, who has known Mr. Hastert for nearly 20 years.
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It's an awful thing to think of many people that I consider good people, but when it comes to concerns like gender or racial equality, there is too often a willingness to let it go.
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She's just driven to her wits' end, and there's nothing else she can physically do other than believe that he is evil, that she is a victim, and that this awful thing has happened to her.
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In today's society, we're conditioned from a very young age to think that making mistakes is an awful thing, thus resulting in the unconstructive pressure of trying to achieve a realm of perfection that's simply not possible.
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"No American likes the separation of children and that's an awful thing and that's got to be stopped, but ICE does do some things that are very important," he said at a press conference in Buffalo earlier this month.
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The fact is that it is her right – and her right alone – to decide whether to make public the awful thing that happened to her, or to decide she wants to be compensated for it with no fanfare attached.
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Part of trauma survival — and part of Harry's arc in Book 3 — is learning to manage not just the fear that the Awful Thing will happen again, but fear of having to remember it for the rest of your life.
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In fact, it doesn't show any of the actual mall shooting that main character Jerrod (Carmichael) lives through, instead focusing on the quiet aftermath of a single person trying to process the fact that he lived through a really awful thing.
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" Hall kept the same hairstyle while working in cable news, but once she got to the national news stage, viewers' negative comments had a huge affect on her: "I remember reading the cruelest, most awful thing about my hair online.
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Hopefully, when it's officially released, Google will figure out what to call the feature — because Apple 3D Touch is obviously Apple branding, and "support for pressure-sensitive screens" is an awful thing to have to write over and over again.
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If you use your platform to assault your fans—many of whom are teenage girls—then not only is it an awful thing to do, it's also going to perpetuate an already rife culture of misogyny in the first place.
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When we find out that Mary herself was cheated on—her ex left her for the woman who planned her bridal shower—at no point does Mary think, wow, now I'm doing the same awful thing that was done to me.
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In the pub, I would joke that it was a compliment that girls were "only gay for me," but in private, I would wonder why, if they had feelings for me, it would be such an awful thing to openly be with me.
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Usually in Southern gothic stories, the malaise is a blend of geographic and sociopolitical elements: It's always hot, windless, airless, and suffocating, and the sweltering environment serves as a pathetic fallacy for the deeper unease over whatever awful thing is at its core.
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Here — so the argument goes — was the most reformist government in the kingdom's history; and then it did this stupid, awful thing; and now the U.S. runs the risk of making matters worse "in a fit of righteousness," as one observer recently put it.
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"The awful thing about life is this: everyone has their reasons," as Jean Renoir puts it in "The Rules of the Game," set on the eve of World War II. Masha has her reasons for turning on Beanpole, which she articulates with terrifying ferocity.
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I talked to Jon Lovett about this when I did Pod Save, the idea that like suddenly you have this success and this giant platform, but it's commenting on fighting back against this horrible, awful thing, and it's just ... There's not really ever any joy in it.
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"Quite frankly, it's a horrible, awful thing, regardless of what your personal beliefs are about abortions, that a nurse like Cathy DeCarlo was forced to participate in one, despite the fact that she is pro-life," said Melanie Israel, a research associate at the Heritage Foundation.
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The most odious of those who are letting Trump drag America into the gutter include Vice President Mike Pence, the leaders in Congress and the pious shepherds of a white evangelical community that continues to give an awful man a pass for every awful thing he does.
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Most of the people who I ask this of say that would be an awful thing to do — it would be terrible to allow a child to drown because you didn't want to go to the expense of buying new shoes, even if they were expensive ones.
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Mr. Weinstein never fought with Ms. Hayek on set and this comment does not reflect how he feels about her; he doesn't recall ever saying such an awful thing... Mr. Weinstein deeply apologizes to Ms. Hayek for any pain she has suffered as a result of his behavior or comments.
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"From a functional perspective, the argument would be that, yes, states committing acts of terrorism is an awful thing, and in general, the way that the US should deal with that is through the executive undertaking its foreign policy, as opposed to US citizens suing that state in an American court," says Gartenstein-Ross.
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That was me, in that agonizing place, constantly cutting myself with the cruelty of thoughts that I didn't even deserve to be a mother; or repeatedly holding myself up to some hyper-moral microscope: Did I even want to be a mom to begin with, and what awful thing might that say about me if I ultimately discovered that I didn't?
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This is why the Android devices Luu tested had more lag than the iOS devices, and why barebones operating systems like Chrome OS, Linux, and even the now ancient MacOS 9 exhibited less lag on the same machine when compared to Windows or MacOS X.The important thing Luu notes is that complexity of the modern computer system might increase lag, but it isn't necessarily a completely awful thing either.
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Without it, there'd likely be no YouTube or Reddit or Myspace, and the early investors who poured millions into startups that laid the foundation for the internet we use today probably wouldn't have done so, since so many online platforms would be vulnerable to getting sued out of existence for any awful thing one of the millions of people who used their services posted, like defaming a celebrity or hosting hate speech or something even worse.
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" While noting the premise of parodying reality shows covered no new ground, The New York Times did commend the show's attempt to aim "straight for the dark underbelly of all these fantasies. It's one thing to put on a show; it's another to do so to mask huge holes within." Pilot Viruet of The A.V. Club noted that the character's "off-camera moments", such as his appeasement of girl-next-door Amy in the pilot, were more satisfying than watching "a completely abhorrent character do awful thing after awful thing. ... It's clear that the writers (and Zach) are so knowledgeable of this particular world that the end result is smarter than you'd expect the average reality show send-up to be.
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She has managed to remain so, even though the job occasionally requires her to dig into people's secret lives, to "find the god-awful thing that happened to them that made them do the god-awful thing to someone else". Many team members have commented in various ways, that her optimism is an aid to them, that (as Hotch said) they would never want her to change. He once commented to Reid and JJ, after contacting Garcia during a case, "Remind me to have her drug tested," indicating her optimism could even be too much at times. Garcia was once shot by a man with whom she had just gone on a date, but survived when the bullet missed her heart and ricocheted into her abdomen.
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She later claimed to have "carried a musket...and fought like the rest of them." She stated she joined because "slavery was an awful thing and we were determined to fight it down." After the war, Mary and Ivory returned to Maine and worked a small farm in Brownfield for nearly forty years. They had one daughter named Lydia.
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She has since described the period as "the most awful thing that's happened to me in my life". Paige transferred to the New York production of Sunset Boulevard to make her Broadway debut at the Minskoff Theatre on 12 September 1996, staying with the show until it closed on 22 March 1997.Weber, Bruce. The Fans Kept Howling for More, but That's All There Was.
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Alex Bag (born 1969) is an artist working primarily in video. She currently resides in Glen Ridge, New Jersey. Her work is largely influenced by television, which she finds to be "the most awful thing. But I can't stop watching it..." She has performed at The Knitting Factory and lectured at Yale University, Parsons School of Design, Cal Arts, and The Getty Research Institute.
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Locked away in an extremely small cell with little openings for windows, Epstein was not only put away from the other prisoners, into total isolation but also had no private space. Israel Epstein proves to be an individual of rare patience and endurance. He describes how he’s come to accept the ill treatment he endured behind bars. The resentment that someone could do this awful thing to you then fades away, he explains.
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Cec Johnson, a former detective who had investigated the murders, was given a painting in 1975 by Alan Bassett. Bassett had been jailed for murdering Carolyn Orphin, a 19-year-old woman, in June 1966, who was attacked, raped, strangled, then had her skull crushed with a rock. Sent to prison for life, he served 29 years before being released in 1995. The painting, titled "A Bloody Awful Thing" showed an abstract landscape.
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Too tired and too > miserable. He got what he wanted; and the awful thing was that it seemed to > be what she wanted--or rather, what her unhappiness wanted; for the misery > had been relieved for a time...After Many a Summer, London: Chatto & Windus, > 1962, p. 298 Stoyte sense Virginia acting differently and assumes she is having an affair with Pete, who is the only person Virginia's age living on Stoyte's estate.
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Shortly after this episode was broadcast, NBC announced their decision to cancel Awake, due to declining ratings, although NBC still decided to air the remaining two episodes in the show's original time slot. Isaacs found "Say Hello to My Little Friend" the most difficult to shoot, and had to imagine an awful thing happening to his family. It was filmed in Los Angeles, California, and continued and introduced key thematic elements to the series.
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All American's roots trace back to 1967 where Anthony J. Scotti was a fledgling actor who was famous for playing "Tony Polar" in the movie Valley of the Dolls. After that, Scotti found his life as an actor boring. He told Forbes magazine, "I had come to the conclusion that acting was the most boring God-awful thing a human being could do." He then quit his acting career in 1971 to pursue a career in music.
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President Clinton spoke to the nation three days after the bombing, saying: "I don't want our children to believe something terrible about life and the future and grownups in general because of this awful thing ... most adults are good people who want to protect our children in their childhood and we are going to get through this". On April 22, 1995, the Clintons spoke in the White House with over 40 federal agency employees and their children, and in a live nationwide television and radio broadcast, addressed their concerns.
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" The film's most-quoted line of dialogue, spoken by Octave, is "You see, in this world, there is one awful thing, and that is that everyone has his reasons." Renoir's sentiment of objective humanism for the film's characters is articulated by Octave's remark and shows his empathy for the people he was simultaneously criticizing. Richard Roud praised Renoir's role in the film, observing that Renoir's honesty compelled him to include his own role in his social criticism: "he did not wish to stand outside. And Renoir/Octave serves as the standard against which reality and fiction can be measured.
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A misshapen calf, born in Freiberg, Saxony, on 8 December 1522, quickly became important in the German Reformation. It was born with oddly shaped legs (its hind legs straight as a human's) and with a fold of skin over its head shaped like a cowl—hence its comparison to a monk. An illustration made its way to a Prague astrologer, who "discovered that the monster did indeed signify something terrible, indeed the most awful thing possible--Martin Luther." Luther himself responded quickly with a pamphlet containing a mock exegesis of the creature, Monk Calf, in which the "Monk Calf" stands, in all its monstrosity, for the Catholic church.
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The blaze is believed to have begun shortly after 4 am. According to Bodkin, There was little the fire brigade could do. It was gone out of control and was blazing. The building is gutted from top to bottom. I went to the McWalters’ house on one side and the Dalys on the other and made sure they were up and did not come to any harm, but the fire brigade managed to stop the fire spreading. It’s an awful thing to come into on a Monday morning. It’s a sad, sad sight. We don’t know yet what caused it, but there was bad lightning during the night. Whether it was that or something electrical, we just don’t know at this stage.
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The Placebo Effect features such Junction landmarks as Squirly's and the Swan Diner (both on Queen West). Rotenberg spoke of the Junction area as "a different world" than the Greater Toronto Area: "For years we had the stockyards just around the corner, hot dog Tuesday was unbelievable... all those churches—so many churches in such a small area." referring to Annette Street. Rotenberg wondered if something happened in the neighbourhood that led to the building of so many churches, and did some research, discovering that some police records disappeared when the area was ammalgamated with Toronto: "I thought, 'What awful thing happened here that some police records were lost?'" and grew suspicious that ammalgamation provided a convenient opportunity to destroy evidence of a crime by "wealthy people".
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The progressive lobbying group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) opined that "whether or not [Frelinghuysen's letter] breaks a criminal statute is one issue, but the very clear issue is that it appears that a member of Congress might be using his power to threaten someone's employment because of their political activities." Richard W. Painter, a professor of law at the University of Minnesota and former chief White House ethics lawyer to President George W. Bush, described Frelinghuysen's actions as "not illegal but an awful thing to do." Nonprofit ethics watchdog Campaign for Accountability filed a complaint with the Office of Congressional Ethics requesting an investigation into whether Frelinghuysen violated House ethics rules in his letter to the board member of the bank. Anyone can file a complaint with the Office of Congressional Ethics; the office reviews complaints from the public and can choose to refer those it considers valid to the House Ethics Committee.
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Finally, one of his most common traits when fighting is that he is never willing to give up, even when having sustained grievous injuries (such as when Kômei tore off one of Red Baron's arms, or when Shadow ripped of some sort of cooling device out of Red Baron's chest); however, it is due to this fighting spirit that he is also able to win his most difficult fights (being able to use his spiritual energy to give the Red Baron a great power boost). His true name may not be Ken Kurenai, due to the fact that when meeting Kumano in the first episode, he looks at a bunch of roses before saying his name (Kurenai being the Japanese descriptive word for "crimson", and Ken taking some time before coming up with the name). (His name is translated as "Kent de la Rosa" in the Spanish version.) ;Shôko Saeba : :The creator, engineer, and designer of "Red Baron". At first she was adamant in not entering it on the Metal Fight (saying that the Metal Fight was "the most awful thing" [not exact words] and hating it), but she entered it after seeing Ken fight in it.
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