You're the relationship expert. Crass. Crass. Okay. Crass. Crass. Okay.
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It's a crass way of putting it, but we live in a crass age.
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The spine of the cassette case read "CRASS LOOPS" in the familiar font used by the British punk band Crass.
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Unquestionably, it is crass to frame WWI as a fun, exciting shooter, just as it is crass to do the same to the war in Iraq.
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It's also sometimes crass and funny in a way that is rare in writing about nature, though Abbey is also never crass just for the sake of it.
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Sure, you might argue, it was insanely crass for Marco Rubio to imply that Donald Trump has a small penis and equally crass for Trump to insist otherwise.
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Trump critics are outraged by his crass comment about Markle.
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Fanciful nostalgia, as well as crass materialism, drives the slaughter.
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They represent crass materialism, and our endless appetite for stuff.
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I'm always honored when someone expresses their thanks to Crass.
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The Republicans' move looks crass too, given their dwindling popularity.
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It's both sadistic and caring, thematically considerate and textually crass.
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People would let off pressure in crude and crass ways.
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"The issue isn't that he's crass," I want to shout.
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Baselessly accusing Clinton of being behind the firebombing is crass.
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Show that it's sweet, but it's also crass at times.
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Maybe that sounds crass, but there is no disputing it.
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This kind of attack ad always flirts with being crass.
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After all, people are crass and irrational, incapable of governing.
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Some assessments of the 737 Max's design were particularly crass.
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He lied about the crass expressions on his yearbook page.
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You might find that joke crass, but it's well crafted.
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Stone is known for his brash style and crass language.
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It is "trite, crass and insultingly moronic," our reviewer writes.
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But the animated scenes are often gimmicky, crass or even offensive.
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It sounds corny, but media was very crass in the '80s.
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It could be a joke that they feel is too crass.
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It's crude, it's crass and it'll always be funny as hell.
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A crass comment by a male editor was clearly a joke.
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Many will find the film's violent final acts crass and incoherent.
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Our most sacred values reduced to a crass, tacky negotiating strategy.
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"Crass Tattoo" is another ballad, this time led by Megg Farrell.
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Sure, the intention might be (like Cards Against Humanity) pretty crass.
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The problem isn't that he's not raw, crass, or confrontational enough.
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It's crass, ham-fisted, and often completely at odds with itself.
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Bee called a member of the Trump administration a crass name.
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The subject often leads to lengthy, sometimes crass conversations, aides said.
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Trump is crass and belligerent, thoughtless and undisciplined, racist and sexist.
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In each case, the celebrity accounts shared controversial and crass statements.
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Yet in public life she comes across as crass and hotheaded.
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Mr. Brudzinski is known as a fighter, outspoken and frequently crass.
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It was just a couple thousand people just making crass jokes.
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We all felt pleasantly superior to those crass and irresponsible bankers.
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I'm not talking about anything as crass as a difficulty bar.
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"From a really crass commercial standpoint, that was my peak," he says.
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His crass mannerisms and harsh rhetoric don't make the party look serious.
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We got used to the crass behavior and the predictable show formats.
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It's a crass play to nostalgia; it offers nothing new or exciting.
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It's loud, filthy, crass as hell, and filled with genuinely interesting ideas.
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Like I said in my book, sometimes it's quite shocking and crass.
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This crass, callow, and lazy treatment of our digital data cannot stand.
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Commend self for protecting bookstores from onslaught of crass digital commercialism. 2.
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Danis replied by posting a crass comment about Paul's wife, Tana Mongeau.
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It would be tragic to see it wither thanks to crass profiteering.
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In crass political terms, the speech appealed to the president's electoral base.
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It's been a really — It's kind of like, can I be crass?
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Viktor Orban, Hungary's prime minister, is unlikely to try anything so crass.
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And it wasn't all sweaters and songs—sometimes it was more crass.
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Just like a crass, vulgar, self-centered, narcissistic — I mean, my God.
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Crass and violent as he is, Liliom has enormous strength of character.
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There is nothing crass about simplifying technical expertise by making it comprehensible.
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"Self-promotion appears unseemly and it strikes [introverts] as crass," Cain says.
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Crass and violent as he is, Liliom has enormous strength of character.
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To Trump's critics, it seems crass at best, and opportunistic at worst.
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Full disclosure: I am a Crass fan—your band is very special to me and opened my eyes to a lot of things I wouldn't have come across without Crass, and I'd like to say thank you for that.
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Every 10 years, editorial writers would condemn the crass gerrymanders that had resulted.
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Now an adult myself, I love Manhunt because it's daft, funny, and crass.
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"I'm just saying what everyone is thinking," he sneers after one crass remark.
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Trump likes to explain his rough, crass talk as a sign of forthrightness.
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It's crass, but we know full well that actual football people do this.
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At the Republican National Convention it was even more baldly crude and crass.
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He rolls out the crass and offensive language and the crowd goes wild.
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Another simply called the perfume "gross," while still others wrote more crass responses.
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Plowright's success is all the more surprising, given her frank, even crass, personality.
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Washington (CNN)The dustup over a White House aide's crass remark about Sen.
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Gage survived, but this previously polite man suddenly became crass, offensive, and rude.
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At times, strictly in crass commercial terms, that's worked, at least in part.
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He has power and he likes to wield it, often in crass ways.
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His ideas were crass, often abhorrent, but they perfectly matched his pugnacious tone.
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But at least it's not the crass cash-grab skeptics may have feared.
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The crass (and most true) answer is: Silicone is an interesting choice, however.
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First, behaviorally: I don't understand why people are so cruel or so crass.
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It's not the most crass branding we've seen, but it's pretty damn silly.
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We're taught that it's a little crass for us to reveal our ambition.
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No president should craft America's national security policy to meet crass political goals.
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So yeah, that commercial is as crass and gross as you were thinking.
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It was considered crass, demeaning and sexually suggestive — which it was, by design.
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The wise opponent should just repeat President Trump's crass comments in a debate.
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Trump's loathsome comments about women and our appearances are too crass to repeat.
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Studios decide how to submit films, and there's obviously crass calculation in that.
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In hindsight, this buddy comedy can come off as crass, outdated or juvenile.
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"It goes in big on gross-out humor, crass puns and general raunchiness."
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Bonnie (Sarah Stiles) is outspoken, crass, and unlike Wendy, lets it all hang out.
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Formed in 1981, the band's first recordings bounce with the snotty fury of Crass.
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It's crass, it's bloody, it's brutal, and it's got a raunchy sense of humor.
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Others worry about his crass personality and the lewd comments he's made about women.
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Hartman, Reubens recalls, thought he was bowing to crass careerism and squandering his gifts.
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What woman is not going to be incensed by this crass and insensitive behavior?
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I learn nothing from you if you make some crass comment about her modeling.
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"I would never want to literally shoot her peeing, that's super crass," she said.
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Maybe it's crass consumerism — or a comment on how far we've sunk as society.
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I have a theory that it started because the word "me" seemed too crass.
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A recent convention in Nashville revealed the crass spectacle that American politics has become.
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While we see what Bianco was going for, the execution was a little...crass.
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Four other cases included threats of sexual assault, but didn't use Trump's crass phrase.
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Brown's Boys and making crass jokes about their boobs on Come Dine with Me?
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Americans making the contest into a crass reality TV show fueled by Facebook memes.
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How much did Tribe receive for what was widely regarded as a crass sellout?
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Having those discussions might seem a tad crass, but Mississippi law is a factor.
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The perils for all those participants in such a crass scheme would be enormous.
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The tennis world quickly expressed its disapproval at the crass sexualization of the event.
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Both Rogen's cocksure screenwriter and Ferrell's honkingly crass studio executive are one-note caricatures.
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Whether or not he phrased it in such crass terms is only marginally important.
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As the election campaign wears on, the language is becoming more and more crass.
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We don't do that, and we are not a political band like Crass, either.
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That intimacy is sexy, where singing explicitly about having sex can come off as crass.
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No, it's not meant to be crass—there's very little of that in the show.
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Officials, it appeared, didn't want to "flush" public dollars into a crass architectural science project.
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If Trump's politics are fascist, they are a fascism of gesture (presumably a crass one).
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He thought it a fairly crass piece of work, painted chunkily, perhaps not even finished.
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When wrestlers age out, it's acknowledged through crass shit like heart attack or dementia angles.
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He's crass, he's sexist, he's vulgar, he's violent, and he lies about pretty much everything.
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The crass jokes fell flat and were out of character for the usually funny men.
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Is that frustrating or boring to hear, given Crass finished more than 30 years ago?
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Having a five year old at home I think it's a little crass and crude.
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Yes, the music industry is now, was then, and always has been just that crass.
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She began receiving crass, sexually explicit messages in the comments of her personal Instagram profile.
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George W. Bush might have been famous for misspeaking, but he was never so crass.
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In other words, Mr Duterte is not just crass and brutal; he is alarmingly volatile.
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Sims, citing aides, said the topic sometimes leads to drawn-out and often crass conversations.
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But his crass comments about the Catholic Church have gotten him into trouble with voters.
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Mr. McBride, as Buck's casually vulgar sidekick, Don, plays crass cluelessness as is his custom.
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In crass times like these, the deep civility that powers his voice is a balm.
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The message to Ms. Lam was crude, crass and clear: See who is the boss?
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I vividly remember crass drivers and being terrified on the roaring roads as a kid.
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So his crass side weakens, and a kinder, more restrained and more considering side strengthens.
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"A real Jew" may be stingy, crass or pushy — whatever she is, it's not good.
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Rhetorically, he's the opposite of President Donald Trump: He's not crass and he doesn't yell.
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Women reclaimed a word once the province of crass boys and men who are boys.
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It would also give ideologues lots of opportunities to write witty, harsh and crass Tweets.
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Anonymity protects privacy, adds mystique and cuts the taint of crass commerce from such transactions.
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If you're in a school or work-related thread, avoid sending crass or "edgy" messages.
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The crass self-interest at so many turns now poses a danger to our democracy.
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She and her husband Dane Lane also received crass comments about their sex life, it said.
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Her videos take the form of ebullient monologues, looping from silly into serious back to crass.
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Trump is crass — he'll say the sexist thing that's not polite to bring up in public.
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The conceit of the first-person shooter genre sounds, particularly when you say it aloud, crass.
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We also knew she was a crass angel, sent from heaven, but now THIS comes along.
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He could not pretend to be Donald Trump — wildly unscripted, crass, impossible to ignore or forget.
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I'm a sailor myself so I'm pretty crass but I wouldn't expose it to my child.
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Though this struck many Poles as toe-curlingly crass, the proposal kicked off a serious debate.
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He's just, I don't know how to say it exactly, but Emil's a little more crass.
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It was met with polite applause, then criticized the next day for being crass and lazy.
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My dad watches from afar, embarrassed by my haggling which he sees as crass and unladylike.
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Yes, there's an element of crass commercialism to it — but these are, after all, the movies.
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His speech might be crass and offend some of the liberal elite but is he wrong?
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So he wouldn't admit to anything as crass as getting others to do his dirty work.
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Politicians become more brazen and crass in their dismissal of facts that don't suit their worldview.
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Yet people who know him say the caricature of a crass, womanizing vigilante is an oversimplification.
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In the short breaths between being scrappy and crass, he still maintains his wink of charm.
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Democrats are also saying thank you to Majority Leader McConnell for his crass attack on Sen.
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The music is kinetic and crass, but not dangerous enough to convey a truly menacing dream.
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He rarely leans on snappy punch lines and largely steers clear of cruel or crass jokes.
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The martini drinker finds beauty in death though knows how crass others may well find this.
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And, the plaintiffs say, Yahoo's motivation was crass ... keep stock prices high by burying bad stories.
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No. Is their chichi dining experience close to where people were often hungry and cold, crass?
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They also said a TV blitz would look crass in the middle of a national emergency.
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Critic's Notebook For generations Americans tended to see art museums as alternatives to crass everyday life.
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The movie "is trite, crass and insultingly moronic," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The New York Times.
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This crass display can only be described as partisan politics with no conscience — or outright hypocrisy.
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But instead of inciting envy among people, Chinese netizens have criticised the man for his crass behaviour.
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So, in terms of a kind of crass private market, unfortunately, those kind of politics work well.
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But both check off boxes, to be so crass, of things that mean a lot to him.
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They're crass and rude and there's no chance that the Animoji would stay tame for very long.
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Proudly crass, racist, and transphobic, the show also celebrated chauvinism by treating women as disposable fuck puppets.
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"The nature of how they buckled under the pressure of the press is very crass," he added.
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The tone of political debate can rarely have been as crass and poisonous as it is today.
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He also illustrated how faith is almost always diminished when it is used for crass political purposes.
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The subtle moss, bergamot, vanilla crass, and cypress leave you smelling a lot cleaner than it, too.
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And, sometimes that's the most crass way that I can express it because I'm done with it.
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" In a crass way, the scene shows that gender is often irrelevant to "getting down to business.
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It feels crass to write about money in a story about Jose Fernandez, but the money matters.
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His comments were made on The Howard Stern Show, a radio show known for generally crass comments.
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But Ms Rousseff's hiring of Lula looks like a crass attempt to thwart the course of justice.
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After making a "joke" about how anti-Trump protestors don't have jobs — crass assumptions about economic troubles!
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His honesty in March about a blood clot in his bladder led to crass, if predictable, headlines.
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I think he's rude and crass and a lot of the other things that people are saying.
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No racial, ethnic, or religious group is devoid of members who can be loud, crass, and obnoxious.
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" Two months earlier, the Tagesspiegel ran the headline: "(Kottbuser Tor) Is Too Crass Even for Kreuzberg Standards.
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The sexualization of crass cultural stereotypes further weaponizes them, and Garcia briefly upends their ultimately backward nature.
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He never quite loses his idealism; in a crass political era, he impressively avoids becoming a cynic.
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Her Cara is instantly likable in rejecting Kevin's crass economic come-ons; you root for her priggishness.
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On Comedy Three rising comics share an aesthetic that marries crass physical humor with disarmingly sexual themes.
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But when even first class gets just a bit too crass, the sky is literally the limit.
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"At times, Donald Trump is crass," said Robbie Matuszko, who attended the rally with her grown son.
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I don't like the guy; I think he's crass, I think he's terrible, but the system doesn't work.
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It may be crass to be bored by the details of a man's murder, but here we are.
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Oh man, I love this book — so utterly crass, surprisingly tender, laugh-out-loud funny, and deliciously strange.
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You cannot use insults, crass language and superficial presentations to build or maintain a majority party in America.
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They still frequently make crass sexual remarks that make it clear women are not welcome on their crews.
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And yes, the thanks continue, and, for some, Crass is not 30 years ago but only just found.
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The crass older woman calls Beverly a puppet, insisting that she, and all women, have lost their way.
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Really sad how the media has to portray the mother of my child in such a crass way.
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The boxer's reputation is predicated on motor-mouthed charm, crass unpredictability, and—yes —the occasional unhinged, offensive statement.
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A string of sexual-harassment scandals in Westminster and beyond has been followed by some crass ministerial errors.
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It's crass, but The Black Beast is simply the most entertaining fighter you could follow on social media.
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When ambition describes a man it's celebrated and with a woman it seems a bit distasteful and crass.
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"Demi Moore" by Phoebe Bridgers: I hate to be crass but this is a gorgeous song about sexting.
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Others spoke of being ignored for the investment ideas they presented or hearing crass talk about female colleagues.
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Of course, adopting candor isn't the same thing as being blunt or crass with your employees, she warns.
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In the wake of the June 2628 terror attacks in London, it seems crass to discuss British politics.
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He'd order coffee and fries because at 14 he discovered 70s English punks Crass and became a vegan.
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The shameful bullying and crass attacks on Israel's supporters are not only tolerated, but far too often encouraged.
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Often crass, constantly vexing, the guy has a heart of gold and the mouth of a text randomizer.
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These elite partygoers said bunny chows were crass, not to mention terribly unhealthful because of all that bread.
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He said its online publication was cruel and crass, driven solely by the quest for clicks and profits.
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Despite all that, Rimbaud cofounded Crass, one of the most politically active and outspoken bands in punk history.
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Cards Against Humanity proves that something crass and saddening can emerge from a sense of decency and fun.
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The toss is crass and tasteless, marked with controversy which mainly serves to shotgun it into the spotlight.
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Both provide verses that, had they appeared on their own albums, might have seemed unduly crass or cringey.
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Vine videos were strange and dumb in their own way, but the best weren't typically crass or dirty.
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The manager said that they found the brief notices announcing the cuts to sales specialists "crass" and "harsh."
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Its summer camps, television programming and school curricula are saturated with crass anti-Semitism and terrorist hero-worship.
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No amount of money or success could completely rid him of the odiousness of being coarse and crass.
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Maybe there's a parable here about the crass end to empire, or maybe the trite is just trite.
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In large part, The O.J. Museum feels as crass as some of the merchandise and artifacts on display.
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It's crass; it's violent; it speaks to some of the most unspeakable horrors of racism seen in any nation.
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"The Times Sotheby Index … represents the very height of vulgarity and crass commercialism," wrote L.J Olivier of Coggeshall, Essex.
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In contrast to "kitsch," Greenberg espoused a new art, with a new story, one above crass consumption and politics.
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There's the crass father figure; his dotty but more sensible wife, Janice (Alex Borstein); an awkward daughter Becky (Ms.
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A top aide to Hillary Clinton called it "disgusting" and Clinton supporters attacking the comparison as crass and inhumane.
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London Has Fallen is something even lesser: a crass, second-order derivative that can't even get the basics right.
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Likewise, the president's disdainful, crass treatment of foreign leaders — including our staunchest allies — offends the sensibilities of most Americans.
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Still, shareholders have cause to be as angry at the board and auditors for missing such a crass violation.
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If — and this sounds crass — we can purge the handful of people who continue to work to defeat him.
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Their very ubiquity has made them ripe for crass commercialization, which is why we now have The Emoji Movie.
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Yes. Maybe a little more crass, but we think there's a thing we can afford to experiment on it.
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The Sparrow is loathsome, wrapping in sanctimony the same crass power craving that animates many of the show's characters.
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But what I can tell you is— JONES: I mean it's fair, I don't mean that to be crass!
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My core politics haven't changed that much from my youth of bingeing on Crass, Bikini Kill, and Dead Prez.
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I didn't think my country would elect a crass, xenophobic accused sexual abuser and scam artist for president either.
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She was reviled by some in the country for being crass and vulgar, and prone to attention-seeking stunts.
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Until recently, Americans have tended to view immigration less as a moral issue and more in crass economic terms.
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Where others have deftly mixed their cocktail of camp, cruelty, and crass humor, LaBruce's tonic feels flat and undershaken.
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The crass irony of being forbidden to photograph the show (except the climactic "Shadows" room) did not escape me.
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Mr. Netanyahu and his allies sought to impeach Mr. Lapid's testimony as nothing more than crass political self-interest.
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Sirens can be a crass comedy, but the joke was always on Brian's naiveté, and never on Val's boundaries.
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Mumbai is a crass, brass-balled town where only those who do not have money are discreet about it.
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And whether it feels crass or not, they are going to want Kobe Bryant merchandise long after his death.
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And though we were spared the insults, we were subjected to crass marketing, to division and to damnable lies.
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Rather, it's openly crass and crudely commercial model of "education" was presaged by some of our more genuine universities.
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When we meet our trio of protagonists — crass-talking, in street clothes — it's hard to tell they are cops.
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The Nigerian Bar Association said on Sunday Sowore's re-arrest was a "disgraceful and crass violation" of the court.
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The spot of crass Republican propaganda opens with an ominously tightening image of AOC, which suddenly bursts into flames.
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If this is true, I will no longer support a crass man who does not think before he speaks.
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Eilish doesn't care to impress, instead sharing her thoughts as if on impulse, no matter how crass or controversial.
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"I'd be furious too if I had to bathe in my mother's pubic hair runoff," one rather crass commenter noted.
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While the first few posts made by the hacker were mostly just crass, the last three tweets were incredibly racist.
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Attempting to sort the worthy saved from the unworthy saved is a crass distraction from the real work at hand.
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Westbrook called Charles's choice to film a SugarBear ad just the latest in a string of crass, even manipulative behavior.
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The crass "S" and the hard "R" of the word are much more aggressive in English than in other languages.
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The attached photo showed an apparent text exchange for an ad for Self Lender — but with a hilariously crass conversation.
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Rachel is a perfect complement to Chloe's headstrong and crass nature: charming but unpredictable, collected but with a wild streak.
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For a while, it looked like Trump was going to be the crass racist who sexually harrases everyone around him.
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Crass was serious about its "culture jamming"; imagine what the band would be capable of if it were around today.
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" Ohio lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have called for O'Neill's resignation, criticizing his post as "crass" and "terrible.
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Our Constitution is being threatened — be it by "sincere" and "heartfelt" concerns or by crass, partisan politics at its worst.
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And you probably think it's gauche for a presidential candidate to be engaging in crass commercialism on the campaign trail.
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But that candidate was a creature they find every bit as loathsome as the crass billionaire, if not more so.
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It was not appropriate for me to wear things like that before—outlandish and brash and crass and low quality.
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Another email included a supposed love letter from her to an activist in Australia, so crass, it seemed a parody.
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These are not kind photographs; some seem to mock their subjects, portraying them as frivolous and shallow, hard and crass.
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He did it in an irony-delimited way that made it a considered aesthetic position rather than crass self-marketing.
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As far as holidays go, Prime Day is contrived, crass and extremely effective (the company's ''biggest day ever,'' it says).
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The Bachelorette contestant doesn't take himself too seriously, and isn't afraid to get a little crass in the name of love.
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And it especially doesn't want too many stories from too many crass, ugly, selfish, unlikable (read: loud, real, driven, complex) women.
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That's how movie-types typically answer that question because it sounds a lot less crass than making the cash register noise.
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In Beijing, tales abound about the sometimes crass competition between startups, and the often not ethically acceptable methods used to win.
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And it's exciting for publishers who, to be crass, see each of these moments shared on social media as free marketing.
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And while many saw the move as a gesture of good will, some saw the tweet as crass, Aaron included. E!
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It might seem crass to benefit from something so horrible, but Speiser said those readers weren't coming for stories about Paris.
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That is generally to the show's detriment — it would be funnier if it didn't mistake crass for cutting-edge so often.
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One woman, a carer for the elderly, said he could be "crass"; another wished he would "dial it down a bit".
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When the Daily Beast looked at the comment history of the account, it uncovered Bone's crass opinion on Lawrence's nude photos.
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These final debates will be remembered as the denouement of the most crass, coarse and uncomfortable campaign in modern political history.
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Buck Sexton: We're trapped in crass reality show The final presidential debate was as expected: nasty, brutish and not short enough.
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Uddenburg's work emphasizes tasteless voyeurism, attempting to use gender theory to mask what is otherwise a very crass depiction of women.
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We weren't crass, as far as I remember, but we were totally into bombs and the Anarchist's Bible and general mayhem.
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Without wanting to sound crass, WWE's malevolent maestro Vince McMahon has always had a bit of a thing for big men.
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Ageism is unfair and crass but the only resolution is to evolve and grow with your audience and hope it sticks.
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He made crass comparisons between the death toll in Puerto Rico and the number of people who died in Hurricane Katrina.
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The news media did notice the hotel comments; many of them even criticized Trump for the crass commercialism of it all.
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Not that punk is so strict as to require the use of its own building block, as Crass can attest to.
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I fear without this "added value," to be crass about it, my two young daughters won't have anything to hold onto.
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But it's depressing to think that anyone would need to make such a crass economic case in advocating for women's rights.
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Despite Mr Abramovich's efforts, Chukotka has yet to recover from nearly a century of political repression and brutally crass communist mismanagement.
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This series of missteps undermined her carefully cultivated image as an accidental senator animated by idealism instead of crass political considerations.
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It feels crass and reductive to say that Lenny's hospital room has, essentially, been staked out by an army of stans.
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If you think that you are going to get anywhere by arguing about his crass and undignified behavior, you are nuts.
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Thanks to new concrete technologies, we have witnessed an eruption of very slender, very tall (some might say very crass) buildings.
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Unfortunately, contrary to the hype and Rotten Tomatoes scores, although the movie makes its point, it is crass, uninspired and predictable.
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If — and this sounds crass," Ayers continued, "we can purge the handful of people who continue to work to defeat him.
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"Soutirage is nothing but a crass huckster," Gundlach said in a complaint filed in a California state court in Los Angeles.
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President Donald Trump Wednesday night launched an attack so crass and in such bad taste that even his supporters seemed shocked.
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It wasn't a crass collection of moments, it was a fog of pure delight, an opaque purple mist of perverse genius.
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The previous mayor, Yuri Luzhkov, had ruled Moscow as a medieval fief since 1992, developing a reputation for corruption and crass taste.
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How did the inclusive, forward-looking Republican Party of Reagan become the crass, xenophobic party of Donald J. Trump and Ted Cruz?
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"In response to James Toback's crass denial in Rolling Stone, I feel I must corroborate the stories of these women," she wrote.
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Now, I'm being crass about it, which I hate doing, but that's the message you send to the rest of the world.
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Regarding Dan Crenshaw -- whose war-caused disability Pete mocked -- we're told P.D.'s crass "whatever" comment was delivered completely off the cuff.
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The Topshop thing offended me more because that was just crass commercialization of bands who never really made the millions they deserve.
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Throughout the 1950s, Playboy's Party Jokes section included crass one-liners depicting women as gold diggers who used pregnancy to trap men.
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Crass was always about boring into and underneath the surface of things, and these tapes do just that in their own way.
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But a crass effort to gut class actions — which is the only fair way to describe H.R. 985 — harms all of us.
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In crass commercial terms, no clairvoyance is necessary to predict that "The Last Jedi" will be a huge hit, blunting any criticism.
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The fish-out-of-water storyline is done masterfully thanks to crass language and the hilarious characters Murphy plays in the movie.
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The meagerness of Larry's inner world becomes the novel's own, and readers are offered a banquet of crass judgment and dubious wisdom.
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They said his rhetoric was a crass attempt to use fear tactics to turn out his base in the midterms next week.
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But I no longer feel that we are having a conversation about sexual violence, but rather, about how crass many men are.
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As opposed to Robert Frank, an earlier photographer who traipsed the United States, this is not an indictment of a crass country.
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I hate to sound crass, but I'd like to enjoy some of it while they're alive — maybe even host a family gathering.
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What sustained this temporary cultural moment, middlebrow and crass in all sorts of ways but still more successfully humanistic than our own?
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Neon was not merely graphically appealing to the artist, but pleasingly paradoxical: Associated with crass commercialism, it is in fact entirely handmade.
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The New York architect Peter Blake's "God's Own Junkyard," published in 1964, appalled readers with its illustrations of crass examples of uglification.
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He wanted ads that were focused on his candidate, not produced to elicit an emotional response with images the campaign considered crass.
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" That confrontation may seem far-fetched and crass, but this election seems to call urgently for the media's application of the "F.
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Mr. Philzone met Mr. Trump a couple of times at Elaine's and said he even witnessed him behaving in a "crass" manner.
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Yancey has long been celebrated as a symbol of bygone values—as a purist victim of hip-hop's drift toward crass materialism.
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Normally, Trump takes a crass, transactional view on foreign policy, rejecting the pro-forma assumptions about maintaining good diplomatic relationships with allies.
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There's nothing terribly crass about doing it if it seems like the appropriate relationship for a gift of cash to be given.
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President Trump is a crass politician who seems to have no qualms about prioritizing his political interests above the rule of law.
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A lot of people laugh along with this, or dismiss it as the crass showboating some athletes resort to, but some are offended.
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Smutty, crass and full of scantily clad women, Benny Hill ran for 36 years, in various iterations, and was exported to 140 countries.
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In anti-Trump art, bodily fluids and grotesque anatomies have become something of a theme, turning the candidate's own crass rhetoric against him.
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The good news is that beyond the crass and cynical self-preservation aspect, the risk pools are truly the lesser of two evils.
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Our community can be a cold-hearted place that has long tolerated Trump's brand of crass ego-dominance fueled by money and power.
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After the end of the 11th stanza, things turned ugly as Medina spat at his opponent in a crass display of poor sportsmanship.
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As Carla, Hahn is the crass comic relief to Kunis' hollow performance, and her portrayal is the only one with any real heart.
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As President Donald Trump accuses the Europeans of bad faith and of failing to pull their weight, they accuse him of crass vandalism.
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Technically, the new Netflix comedy is about Nadia (Lyonne) a whip smart, crass, and rockstar-chic video game designer who just turned 36.
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People tend to overlook the lyrics of latter-day Wayne, which can be a mistake—even if they're crass, they're often unexpectedly clever.
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Some of the intellectuals view the other faction as crass mercenaries more interested in protecting their access than in fighting for lofty principles.
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It was crass, ridiculous, and clearly judgmental, but we can't ignore how he chose to incorporate a piece of TV to do it.
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For artists like Rihanna and Young Thug to use the technology is one thing; we expect pop stars and rappers to be crass.
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Little about it feels crass or overcommercialized in the way you might expect a film festival founded by a TV network to be.
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This made it seem crasser and dirtier than it probably intended to be (though, to be fair, it was super crass and dirty).
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One might think that in crass political terms, at least, Trump would want a Fed that helps his tax cuts boost the economy.
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McEnroe is being brutally honest here and seems to realize ("unfortunately probably") that in defending himself, he comes off sounding crass or regrettable.
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They point to his crass language and say that Trump treats volatile global issues like a game of monopoly, without understanding the consequences.
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Some defended Charlie Hebdo, saying the newspaper was making a valid point about the migration crisis, while others felt the commentary was crass.
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While it doesn't sound as crass as cussing, "oh honey" has the same connotation as "no offense" — what follows is almost always offensive.
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Taking part in crass consumerism by decorating your home with only the coolest furnishings (the Happy Home Academy can fuck right off, man).
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The risk that an impeachment inquiry into President Trump would invite crass politicization was always going to be high: Look at the players.
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Even if it was just a stunt by the 45-year-old rapper to stay relevant, it was still completely crass and unacceptable.
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Turns out, it was exactly what it said it was: Some enterprising mad genius made sound loops of short sections of Crass recordings.
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A friend of mine wakes up every morning and reports every single instance of crass, homophobic, and racist behavior she sees on Twitter.
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The Conservative party tried hammering Trudeau and the Liberals with crass scare stories about cannabis legalization, but it ultimately failed to hit home.
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"I think his timing is incredibly disappointing and crass given there is a live police operation," Security Minister Ben Wallace told BBC radio.
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Oddly, almost no one asks: What sort of society can we expect from an economic system based on social imitation and crass conformance?
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And I sort of equated what he was saying to some kind of crass stand-up act, like an Andrew Dice Clay performance.
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"The Bronze" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for vulgarity of all sorts and a crass nude scene.
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For Trump's charity, however, those good works largely amounted to crass self-enrichment—a guiding principle throughout the president's life and political career.
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Only marginally, given that this pitiful follow-up to last year's "Bad Moms" is even less able to distinguish between crass and comedic.
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Crass humor, sacrilegious ideas, and of course, penises—these are just some of the things that have aroused impassioned opposition throughout art history.
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There's a class element to it, as well, but that's even more salient with the crass partnership between Jay-Z and the NFL.
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Starry-eyed at the beginning, he learns to temper his idealism, but in a crass political era, he impressively avoids becoming a cynic.
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More broadly, the former mayor has a history of making comments about minorities and the poor that can often seem crass and insensitive.
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In games, many point to classics like Monkey Island and the crass Conker's Bad Fur Day as the height of comedy in games.
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As with Disneyland, the Trader Joe's version of "acting" tends to be a bit hokier and altogether more crass than the Hollywood version.
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Last year, the Chinese government became so embarrassed by the crass behavior that its tourism authority published a "black list" to shame offenders.
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He should recognize that the move is costly and should be used sparingly, if at all — and certainly not for crass political purposes.
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I believe when using humor as a coping method you have to be careful as others may just find you rude or crass.
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It's a crass way of describing the dynamics at play in these stories of cartels and corruption, but also a very American one.
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Is there a person in American who genuinely trusts this President to put anything at all ahead of his own crass self-interest?
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Not to be crass but #IL lawmaker talking to me about feces, feathers & filth fell victim to culprit during our #MorningInsiders interview. Ew!
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In this new series, Kaitlin Olson ("It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia") stars as Mickey, a crass lowlife who finds herself in Greenwich, Conn.
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"Construction culture has a range of humor more direct and crass than other workplaces, " Soph Davenberry, a sheet metal worker in Burien, Wash.
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In the decades since the Wall fell, the former crossing point's history has always taken a back seat to commerce and crass tourism.
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Swift's speech was classy and empowering, and managed to get its sharp point across, all while highlighting the crass territory West wandered into.
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She travels and lectures extensively on the need for drug legalization, and is used to the crass and insensitive feedback she sometimes gets.
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Critics are expected in a hearing to point out Puzder's record of not supporting blanket minimum wage increases and his crass comments about women.
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Trump "has never done anything, he has said crass things, but he's never done anything," Rion said, adding that Weinstein admitted to his actions.
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He's crass and has been accused of arrogance; though, to be fair, it's not in the nature of professional boxers to be very humble.
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The root cause of this crisis is that the Republican Party has chosen to back an unfit and dangerous president for crass political reasons.
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The conversation needs to change because no female, no person, should be the subject of such crass comments, whether or not cameras are rolling.
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Being the only woman at Know Your Meme doesn't really bother Milman, who calls herself the "most crass and disgusting" member of the team.
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The smart move is to leave the crass politics for a decision where the substantive stakes are lower and the political stakes are higher.
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They show that her speeches and positions were subject to extensive internal debates, and suggest how crass political considerations often influenced her ultimate positions.
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Unsurprisingly, he was crass, vicious and even laugh-out-loud funny a few times, while the star-studded audience often looked shocked or nervous.
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Just hours before taking the stage at Sunday's ceremony, Gervais tweeted a terrifying shirtless selfie captioned with a crass comment about the Globes' audience.
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Like Hendrix, Joplin, Cobain and Jim Morrison, she died aged just 27, though mention of the fabled 27 Club suddenly felt crass beyond words.
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It's that kind of compassionate spirit in the face of crass criminality that shows the best side in London and the best of Britain.
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Proudly crass and amiably dumb, Nicholas Stoller's gag-crammed sequel essentially takes the bones of the 2014 original and gives them a gender flip.
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" Instead, Aldridge complained, Biggers "fell back on the image of Fat Albert, a comedic cartoon character," a move that Aldridge deemed "crass and irresponsible.
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Whether it's crass stop-motion YouTube series, photoshoots, or threads like these, everyone's obsessed with giving good-girl Barbie a bit of an edge.
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When Jack is so crass as to laugh at the height of the exorcism, he draws the attention of supernatural forces — or does he?
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Franken has proven that he can win here, appealing to them with economic issues rather than crass conservative populism that plays to their anger.
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Through her outlandish humor that thumbed its nose at "good taste" with unapologetically gross, crass characters, she planted a seed in our formative brains.
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Crass' emphasis was never on creating "quality" music or hoping to make the kind of impact on mainstream culture that pop bands strive for.
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" In an interview with BBC Radio 4 on Wednesday, another Conservative lawmaker, Sarah Wollaston, called Mr. Johnson's remarks "crass, poorly judged and grossly insensitive.
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The reports alleged that Luckey paid for some off-color billboards about then-candidate Hillary Clinton and wrote crass Reddit posts for the group.
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Going to Hooters and Seeing America (2017) The restaurant exposed four Pakistani kids to the crass yet oddly family-friendly side of this country.
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Then, halfway through the meeting Tuesday morning, members heard a man's voice shouting misogynistic and anti-Semitic slurs, along with crass references to drinking.
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It's a refrain among ordinary Chinese that the decay of public morality is turning society into a crass, unscrupulous, every-man-for-himself marketplace.
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The show centers on the nerdy Will (Simon Bird), who transfers to a private school and befriends a group of crass but lovable misfits.
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But Chinese viewers who saw the cannoli ad — some overseas and some using special software to circumvent Chinese censors — found it crass and patronizing.
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What is different is how open Mr. Trump has been in expressing that realpolitik calculation no matter how crass or cynical it might appear.
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His work is often inflected with a tone of crass, satirical bigotry that leaves him just enough room to declare it all a joke.
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" She added, "It's crass to say that it was about the money, but it would be insincere to say that wasn't part of it.
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And, indeed, many Trump-era efforts to court black voters have been so crass and inept as to seem more like trolling than electioneering.
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Subverting foreign policy for crass domestic political ends is the sort of thing that might have brought a president down in a previous age.
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A: I mean, when he said that, I laughed, I thought he was kidding, and he had kind of a crass sense of humor.
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President Trump lobbed a series of crass and false attacks at some of his favorite targets at his Minneapolis rally Thursday night: Minnesota Rep.
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Proving definitively that slapping Mr. Franco's scenery-eating grin on any old drivel doesn't guarantee entertainment, "Why Him?" is trite, crass and insultingly moronic.
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Ballas (Darren Mann) is the bolder of the two — a little more handsome, a little more crass and allegedly a lot more sexually experienced.
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She now lives in Dial House, the "open door, open heart" utopian Essex cottage members of Crass have called home since before their inception.
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And that's what's so incredibly crass about this whole thing: Trump is exploiting one mother's pain and another mother's guilt to score political points.
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The boys of Crass looked hot as fuck in their black pants, but they preached anarchy (and animal rights, I tell you, punks love bunnies).
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We just found out that this is not possible…these children are suffering terribly because of the horribly crass interview Albert gave in New York.
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You don't have to be vulgar or crass, you don't have to get all up in his grill, you don't have to raise your voice.
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The project is wide-ranging, the artist argues, because materialism has become more crass, more common and more global over the course of her career.
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D'Souza is expressing a dynamic that scholars have also explained: an environment for college conservatives that enables and encourages crass behavior to trigger the libs.
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Physician Paul Y. Song, a health care activist and Sanders supporter, issued a crass attack on opponents, like Clinton, of more radical health care reform.
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Third, using a crass word for female genitalia as an insult shows class and maturity, and also shows me just how much you value women.
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Two weeks ago, the YouTube news source #DramaAlert revealed that Tay had been coached through her many crass videos by her teen brother, Jason Tian.
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The crass adult cartoon does a better job of explaining sex, puberty, and people than any one politician or parent could in the present time.
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Others decry it as crass commercialization, as a failure of the form to be anything more than a way to merchandise humanity's love of Pokemon.
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The governor's private chats were homophobic and crass — he made fun of obese people, poverty-shamed a neighbor whose shack was destroyed by the hurricane.
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"I'm willing to concede that Trump on occasion is crass, but I'd like my opponents to concede that Hillary on occasion is corrupt," he said.
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Bill Maher and the N-word Maher, an outspoken and often crass comedian, used the N-word in an interview Friday night with Republican Sen.
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His crass, bullying message was aimed at Brzezinski and at her "Morning Joe" co-host, Joe Scarborough, attacking them for criticizing him on their show.
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Life at Litchfield penitentiary, never a walk in the park, quickly deteriorates as cartoonishly crass executives cut costs and crowd the prison to maximise profits.
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I wondered in a sort of crass pop feminism way because I've only ever been told that women talk about romance or they are tragic.
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Based on this first lackluster effort, one could easily conclude that NBC is using back channels to collude with the Russians for crass ratings benefits.
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Critic Score: 0%On "The Office," Oscar Nunez played Oscar Martinez, a meticulous accountant who puts up with Angela's short temper and Kevin's crass humor.
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"Trump is reflecting a culture that is more crass, more accepting of vulgarity and more attuned to pop culture," said Matt Lewis, a conservative writer.
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Fans of "Borderlands" will feel right at home with the game's irreverent style and crass humor, but the jokes aren't anything to write home about.
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In crass commercial terms, Netflix was extremely smart to acquire the program, a franchise with the sort of devoted following that every subscription service needs.
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I made that bitch famous God damn I made that bitch famous Swift's speech could be read as an unapologetic response to West's crass song.
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The jollity often has a desperate quality to it, and the raunchiness, of which there is plenty, tends to be either sophomoric or overly crass.
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The dirtbag left promotes vulgar online attacks as a means of promoting left-wing politics, often through crass jokes in podcast episodes and on Twitter.
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This wall of dicks you must grope to climb has a blunt, crass edge reminiscent of when a New Yorker tells it like it is.
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The entire thing is crass and the trailer has a hokey quality that feels a bit like the sizzle reel of a basic cable infomercial.
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But questions of money, usually considered crass, had an air of scrappy anti-corporate camaraderie in Prince's world, and became a kind of comforting refrain.
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The scene is shot in such a way as to imply that he's dead, which makes the revelation that he isn't feel a bit crass.
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Americans mocked the French for falling for this crass clown, while the French couldn't understand why Mr. Lewis's genius was not obvious to his compatriots.
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Videos and audio continue to surface of Bloomberg defending the policy before the apology and speaking of people of color in crass and cold ways.
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Ron, who blithely deadnames Ry while spouting a stream of misogynistic one-liners, would be a crass caricature in the hands of a lesser writer.
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Ultimately, the problem with both of these conservative visions is that they conceive of America's relationships with other countries in terms of crass dominance hierarchies.
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It has the crass humor associated with most of Rogen's work, but there's a sincere respect for the television and film of the '80s, too.
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This could be seen as a simple attempt at aggrandisement, a crass display of sculptural machismo in the form of a burgeoning bronze monster schlong.
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They proudly fly the riot grrl flag, but, like any good self-described anarcho-punks, Tiny Knives also obviously have a close, personal relationship with Crass.
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Mr Macron was crass in talking of the need to "protect ourselves" from America, in effect comparing Europe's awkward but indispensable ally to Russia and China.
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Some transformational-festival enthusiasts have been turned off by the crass commercialism and fashion culture associated with big and beery music festivals like Coachella and Lollapalooza.
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"Tana is outspoken and crass, she's had negative feedback about commentary she has made, and the photos she splashes on Instagram are overtly sexual," Jones said.
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"I find it hard to believe that they would, for narrow political ends, seek to punish Britain in such a crass and counterproductive way," he said.
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A crass Hillary meme isn't designed to convince anyone to vote for Trump but rather to mess with those who love to argue on the Internet.
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Silicon Valley is coming back for its first season without T.J. Miller, but that isn't exactly stopping the show from finding time for some crass humor.
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I don't think that porn is for everybody any more than I think other crass forms of entertainment, like reality TV or WWE, are for everybody.
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Films portraying women in distress are unlikely to go out of fashion, but they might be made in a style that is less crass and demeaning.
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Of course, we'll get our share of crass capitalization, as countless dozens of Trump-inspired industrial-magnate villains are guaranteed to be right around the corner.
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The FDP, which crashed out of the Bundestag in 2013, has developed some rather crass views on the euro and the future of the European Union.
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Trudeau later accused the Conservatives of playing "the worst kind of crass political games" on the issue, though this didn't result in Scheer dropping the issue.
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" In crass 80s fashion, a South Asian actress played by Sunita Mani is encouraged to take on a middle-eastern villain character named "Beirut the Bomber.
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It seems crass to point this out, but the economic cost of rising pollution is also large; the study puts it at $89 billion a year.
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" Still, after waiting 20 years to use it, the self-described "Seinfeld nerd" confesses he came close to chickening out, worried that it might be "crass.
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In 2003, I threw my hands up at the crass way Games Workshop drove their games into the ground with endless price increases and patent trolling.
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Even the IMF, not renowned for wearing Che Guevara T-shirts around the office or having Crass tattoos, have published papers saying saying pretty much that.
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If she occasionally falters under the strobe of the cameras, if she winces from the spotlights, haunted or hungry, no one is crass enough to comment.
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Together the two continue dedicate their lives to art and literature; still adhering to and promoting Crass' core values of anarchy, peace, vegetarianism, and anti-authoritarianism.
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This is a crass query about his race and ethnicity, but when applied to Cunanan's personality and behavior, it's also one of the show's central questions.
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It belongs to a crass genre that includes Betty Boop remembering 93/11 and America's chain stores and restaurants sharing flag-drenched iconography on the day.
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The Facebook posts were crass and left no doubt the authors did not approve of the attire that some people wore to Family Court in Queens.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump was even more blunt, crass, and unfiltered during a private dinner in 2018 at the Trump Hotel than he normally is in public.
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YouTuber Tommy Stanfield recently shared a parody trailer of the beloved movie Aladdin, which reanimates the titular character into a crass, beer-chugging, face-tattooed bro.
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This is the president of the United States of America stifling free speech, and he does it in such a crass, rude, crude and unrefined way.
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" John Manley, who served under Liberal Premier Jean Chrétien in the early 2000s, said he would recommend a "prisoner exchange, as crass as that may seem.
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As ever, one wonders whether he believes all the crass nonsense he promotes or whether he's consciously, brazenly trying to deceive the public on all counts.
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When does the club start to look like a crass marketing tool for film and TV projects rather than a genuine expression of love for books?
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Unfortunately, he's also able to just put absolute crass mendacity into the world and has millions of people believing it, because he has so many followers.
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She was making an argument and did it in a slightly crass way and wasn't as judicious as she could've been with the example she chose.
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For whatever reason, it attracted a group of posters with a unique sense of humor, a mix of high and low culture, simultaneously crass and sophisticated.
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All this sounds equally interesting and crass, because you know Sony partnered with said apps to wring as much marketing money out of the project as possible.
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There is a long sequence of sexual humor, a neverending flow of crass language and vaguely homophobic jokes and nudity — stuff they don't print in the comics.
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There's also Misspent Marco, Dead Jeb, Brutal Ben, Crass Chris, Jumped Ship John, and Billary Hillary — a card with Hillary Clinton emerging from a Bill Clinton costume.
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So what could one make of an excruciatingly crass sketch in this year's show that put racist stereotypes of Africans at the heart of the supposed jollity?
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A public contest for who should be the next commander-in-chief shouldn't feel like the most crass, ungallant reality TV show imaginable, yet here we are.
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You're the Worst's love of format-breaking episodes, moments of near-profundity (often undercut with crass jokes), and bad behavior carries the day throughout the last season.
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It's as if the ability to restrict one's comfort […] becomes a transcendental experience raising the wealthy or cultured above the crass overindulgences of the rest of us.
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Many of those black children descended from people brought here in chains from the very countries that President Trump disparaged this week with his crass, obscene description.
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Aliza Marcus, an author and expert on the Kurds, said, "It seems crass by the U.S." to provide military support without any steps to establish political ties.
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" Farrakhan excitedly responded to that crass language by encouraging Trump, the Associated Press reported, to "push" a racially separate agenda "that will limit the freedoms of others.
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In March, the president ordered his police officers not to cooperate with United Nations human rights investigators and offered a crass warning to those conducting the probe.
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To the outsider, America may appear by turns vulgar or violent, crass or childish, ugly or superficial, and of course it can be all of these things.
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Sure, the real estate developer has done things that Mr. Thomas finds crass, like putting his picture on the water bottles handed out at his golf courses.
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Barney Hoskyns: If I was to make kind of crass analogies, [I would say that if] Dylan is sort of Shakespeare, then Joni is Milton... or Dante.
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" When asked to elaborate on the symbolic significance of the action, Blackmore responds, "It's crass, humiliating, disgusting, a waste of resources, and absurd, just like this regulation.
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But beyond crass political calculations, this proposal also speaks to a big important question that's been essentially deferred ever since the great financial crisis of 2007-2008.
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All I have to say, sir, is that nobody asked you to cross the line in a crass rant against two young people who've done nothing wrong.
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Don (John Lithgow) proves as cringingly lovey-dovey as his son, Brad; Kurt (Mel Gibson), Dusty's father, is a crass repository of growls, backslaps and chauvinist remarks.
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It suggested that under Mr. Trump, the Republican Party has little room for voices that dissent from the president's crass style of politics and his polarizing agenda.
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" Margaret Thatcher's reign of terror as Prime Minister had ended long before I listened to Crass' "How Does It Feel to Be the Mother of 1,000 Dead.
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It's an anxiety that has led reviewers to condemn the kind of moral ambiguity that was supposed to distinguish art from crass commerce in the first place.
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For those who are used to Trump's crass behavior and vile rhetoric, there might be a desire among some voters to see a candidate sling some mud.
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" It's like they were Huey Lewis and the News fans, and they had just exposed you to Crass and you're like, "You guys still listen to this?
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We are doubtless being invited to side with such homely virtues, and to sniff at what Dick refers to as the "crass commercialism" of the Krocist ideology.
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Mr. Trump oozes male entitlement, from his brash insistence that he's the best at everything despite knowing very little about anything to his history of crass sexism.
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But with Chaffetz it is so blatantly obvious and in my eyes crass that it surpasses almost anyone I can currently think of on the political landscape.
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Instead, I'm listening to this blowhard call another candidate a pussy and crack crass-ass jokes during one of the most pivotal times in our nation's history.
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And then the third thing that people never want to talk about because it's crass, but it's the biggest source of divorce, is your values around money.
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If you concentrate on "quality" films, and strip away tongue-in-cheek (Bond), propaganda ("Green Berets"), crass ("Rambo"), and allegory ("The Alamo"), you find a more-balanced judgment.
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This is a newer method used by anti-abortion activists who find the more traditional methods of clinic protesters — fear tactics and shaming, for example — crass and ineffective.
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That endorsement paved the way for the widespread evangelical embrace of Trump in spite of the former casino mogul's three marriages and crass talk about women and sex.
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Back in October, a Twitter user identified only as Mike made a hilariously crass edit to an ad for a company called Self Lender, just for the jokes.
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The little information they pass to one another tends to be accurate, and they certainly do not cheaply resort to insulting and offending people, or issuing crass threats.
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For a man as close to achieving what no conservative in the history of the movement has achieved, Ryan's crass expediency isn't nearly as baffling as it seems.
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I happen to have a really crass, New-York-City sense of humor, and regularly make silly jokes in attempts make light of situations which make me uncomfortable.
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Comic Con has its fair share of crass advertising, but it also has people expressing themselves creatively without any thought to commerce, just a desire to express themselves.
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Hillary Clinton's allies are already compiling a record of Trump's crass comments and positions on women's issues, laying the groundwork for a potential general election battle against Clinton.
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His mayorship was successful enough by the standards of the centrist establishment that his public image has transcended the kind of crass ambition he displayed before he ran.
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The news media in Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf countries have framed the battle in crass sectarian terms, warning that Iran's militias were intent on killing Sunnis.
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The political mislabelling may not be quite as insulting as Dolce & Gabbana's crass advertising campaign last year that featured a Chinese woman struggling to eat pizza with chopsticks.
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Such a comparison is also characteristically crass, suggesting Trump only cares about the loss of life to the extent that it reflects well, or poorly, on his leadership.
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Ted Cruz should apologize to the people of New York for his remarks and to the people of the United States for his crass attempt to divide us.
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The journalists' dreadful performance in the Democratic presidential candidate debates demonstrated how a news network would dumb down and exploit an exercise in democracy for crass promotional purposes.
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"She is in, if I can be crass, a pre-mortal condition: She will die as a result of this injury," Dr. Merlotti said later in an interview.
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And his gut-based decision-making and crass rhetoric is not only causing issues in the international arena, it is exhausting much of the country (certainly, the Democrats).
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Meyer caught serious heat when discussing the suspension with reporters ... mostly for the crass tone he took when he was asked if he had a message for Courtney.
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Siegal: But also much harder, if you want to consider something as crass as a newspaper's competitive position, much harder to keep secrets and keep an exclusive, exclusive.
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He was hit for his alleged past crass comments about women and non-disclosure agreements his company has with women who have accused him of making crude remarks.
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He is quick-witted but crass, his lavish spending habits recalling for some the gross materialism that defined the rise and collapse of last decade's Celtic Tiger economy.
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But the public whipping up of this sentiment in mass campaign-style rallies with the crass language Trump used in Huntsville has no precedent I am aware of.
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It instead has been marketed as the next great American novel, in what looks like a crass attempt to cash in on the humanitarian crisis at the border.
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One of my theories is that in this hypercasual culture of ours, we're so petrified of sounding overly fussy that we've swerved all the way to overly crass.
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And while some comedians can be easily lumped into the category of crass, mass-market entertainers (see: Kevin James), the exact same could be said of some artists.
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The crass, vulgar, angry and irrational mob that thrills when Trump acts like a madman is not a base around which a successful national party can be built.
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One of my many concerns about Trump is that he makes it difficult, because he is so dramatic and so crass, to defend the occasional insights he presents.
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Fyre Festival brought together so much of what many people find disgusting about social media influence — crass materialism, braggadocious vanity, empty aspirations — and packaged them into a single event.
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Johnson is far from adored by his fellow MPs, many of whom see him as crass and self-serving, but their reservations are much less pronounced this time around.
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If all of this sounds like a crass gimmick, the show tempers its baseline audacity with a surprisingly humane and matter-of-fact approach to the sexual subject matter.
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They remind us of the very best of her: an unshakeable woman whose bold, crass humor and wit only highlighted her strength in an industry that didn't deserve her.
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When Nick's mother tells Rachel that she'll "never be enough," she's referring both to her social status but also her Americanness, which in this universe, makes her almost crass.
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In the case of Netflix, however, the decision seems a bit more crass — or at least, it's a decision that has very little to do with the comics themselves.
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One case dealt with a "crass in-court reference" to the sexual conduct of a former president, and the other with Kwan's political activities as president of a nonprofit.
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But I think one thing that people are not doing a good job of distinguishing between is criminal sexual assault versus, perhaps, sexual harassment, or just pure crass behavior.
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Gregg said he agreed with Romney's assessment that Trump is "crass and erratic," but said Romney failed to speak to the people supporting the New York real estate tycoon.
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" Rep Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.) on Twitter Monday: "Trump calling @SenWarren "Pocahontas" one the 3rd day of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth proves again how crass & out-of-touch he is w/ Natives.
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Yes, it's crass to judge a woman by her looks, but it's impossible to ignore the fact that the women of Trumpland all share a similar aesthetic: beauty queen.
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Crass was an anarcho-punk band and art collective who ruined things between the years of 1977 and 1984, so it's a pretty fine action to destroy the destroyers.
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John Cho, Lauren Lapkus, Leslie Bibb, Nate Corddry, Kevin McDonald and Danny Pudi among others play passengers, time travelers, "adventurers" and historical figures on this silly, occasionally crass, spoof.
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This was a mean, crass, disrespectful and uncivil thing to say about a sitting senior senator who is in the fight of his life, battling late-stage brain cancer.
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Penny Rimbaud is a 73-year-old artist, poet, and activist who, in 1977—alongside Steve Ignorant—founded Crass: the most influential anarcho-punk group of the 20th century.
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Newt Gingrich pulled off a similar feat in the 1980s and 1990s in the House, transforming the people's chamber from a functional legislative body into a crass partisan arena.
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"It was sad, because something lovely became vulgar, crass and horrible, then degenerated," said Chris Perkins, an Englishman who ran a guesthouse in Vang Vieng from 2010 to 23.
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"The Cubs' stellar season is a metaphor for everything that isn't crass and cruel this year," said a Chicago friend, Tracy Weisman, a speechwriter and Cubs fan since 1984.
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This is arguably the most serious health crisis that the world has faced in many years and to pass it off as a partisan issue is crass at best.
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Some critics panned the book as a crass attempt to squeeze more material out of a fading franchise, and noted that Harris's once supple dialogue seemed stiff and affected.
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McNickle is withering about Bloomberg's deal with the City Council — "a crass marriage of ambitions" — to change the term-limits law so that he could serve a third term.
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In a city that is getting a reputation for being all about money, Mr. Campbell's high-profile work has the chance to give new luster to less crass concerns.
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Does it feel really crass and manipulative for a company to say that a technological product driven by machine-learning algorithms will help us remember our lost loved ones?
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These fools, by dint of ignorance most crass, Think they in wisdom all mankind surpass; And glibly do they damn as infidel, Whoever is not like them, an ass.
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But that doesn't mean I don't want to see the America of loud Fourth of July parties, a country that, like Hooters, is both crass and, oddly, family-friendly.
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Most of the songs on the new album are, as the title suggests, extremely dark, but one song in particular is raising outrage for being particularly crass and inappropriate.
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But in March, as Trump expanded his lead in the primary contest, Ryan failed to even mention Trump's name when he condemned the crass tone of the GOP campaign.
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"Although at first I thought that it was slightly crass to see a Chinese artist copying a historic Western artist, it was actually a very good painting," Outred says.
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Beto O'Rourke is using crass language not usually associated with presidential candidates not named Donald Trump to describe his feelings about the problem of gun violence in this country.
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Mr. James recommends that brokers send a letter of condolence as a starting point rather than directly attempting to solicit business, which could come across as crass and insensitive.
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But as a real service, should Adoptly actually be aiming to make one, it'd be exceptionally crass, essentially creating a "Hot or Not" for kids in need of a home.
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And that's why a figure like Band can be so important — it allows the principal to ride above crass commerce, engaged in more high-minded discussions of ideas and policies.
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Among other crass exchanges, one of Rosselló's buddies made a joke about feeding dead bodies to the crows as the island's morgues were overflowing in the wake of Hurricane Maria.
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McGregor: McGregor seems to relish stepping right up to the boundary between class and crass and catapulting over it with profane insults — all while daring his opponent to try him.
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Regardless of how it surfaced, Hogan's lawyers argued to the six-person jury that Gawker's publication of the video was a crass tool to pull in ad dollars and clicks.
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Each and every tweet from the account that BuzzFeed News viewed mocks her or those close to her, including crass tweets about family members transitioning, and harassing tweets about children.
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Famed life coach Tony Robbins is known for commanding arenas with his deep voice and enthusiastic, often crass, delivery of the message that anyone, yes even you, can overcome anything.
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The major difference with President Nixon is that no matter how crass the conversations, nothing could be worse than what the current President has already said and tweeted in public.
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"The only reasonable answer is that the customer base in America is larger than we acknowledge, and the 'loss' is not acutely felt by the crass business leaders," says Ciccarone.
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Fallen Kingdom is at its worst when attempting topicality (the testosterone-fueled Wheatley refers to one of our heroes as a "nasty woman") or when beefing up its crass plot.
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I genuinely feel that he has their best interests in mind, but unfortunately has to do a lot of role-playing in the program to prepare them for crass producers.
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Your hard work has been financing people who think they are better than your crass materialism, who think that you (but not they) are complicit in an evil system (capitalism).
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And the story advances the anti-Trump narrative with new anecdotes about his crass behavior: As she prepped for her portrait session, Machado recalled another incident of Trump's fat-shaming.
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With her faint air of Zsa Zsa Gabor and madcap aplomb, Ivana aerated Trump's persona during their marriage — gave his brash, crass excess a dash of dynasty dazzle and camp.
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Although the movie does relatively little to seriously challenge those expectations — it's essentially a crass comic origin story with a little bit of chronological juggling — it at least acknowledges them.
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If Midge is modeled on anyone, it's Joan Rivers, who broke down boundaries as a brash, crass, unapologetic truth-teller about the degradations women face when they aspire to more.
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Asking for an advance on your inheritance is crass, for sure, but worse, it may hurt their feelings — as if you were licking your chops in anticipation of their death.
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Until then, whatever speeches he makes about his supposed empathy with the Jewish people and the horrors they faced in the Holocaust sound hollow and look like crass political opportunism.
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I don't think there could've been a pitch as crass as Trump's "I can fix America because I'm rich" without that groundwork laid by Davos and the Clinton Global Initiative.
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They frequently gathered in bouncing clutches to sing raucous songs, including a recent viral hit called "There's Only One Conor McGregor" that repeats a few of the man's crass boasts.
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The congressman also challenged users who "think that members of Congress should not take your hostile, crass, and inappropriate rhetoric as a threat" to speak with the family of Rep.
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If the Italian's tie shows an aristocratic disdain for the trappings of masculine potency, Mr. Trump's symmetrical but overlong tie stands out like a rehearsed macho boast, crass and overcompensating.
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Along with Naseeruddin Shah, Shabana Azmi and Smita Patil, Puri was seen as one of the stars of the alternative cinema movement that contrasted sharply with Bollywood's often crass content.
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Despite everyone's fervent wishes that the Puerto Rican government eschew crass politics and offer its citizens a realistic reform plan, the sad reality is that this isn't going to happen.
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And now, on a national stage and as part of his campaign to be elected leader of the free world, he has insulted his opponent in a crass and gendered way.
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"For them, the tough-talking, non-apologetic and crass style of Duterte are actually good attributes in addressing the country's perennial problems of crime, illicit drugs, corruption and inequality," Sinpeng said.
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Indeed, the film's eroticism never stems from the crass desires of either Uncle Kouzuki or the count, who are both too creepily consumed by their own appetites to be remotely sexy.
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There's a priest with a murky past, a crass vacuum-cleaner salesman, a baby-faced bellhop, a singer with an angelic voice, a charismatic cult leader and a southern femme fatale.
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Sunny's term of endearment for her son is "Shitstick"; the name stems from Willie's propensity to do crass things with his genitals from an early age, as she explains with glee.
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It also seems a little crass to moan about such slights in a country in which the memory of the 1990s famine that killed around 2 million people is still fresh.
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And America has a message for him: That kind of crass sexism may have sold tabloids in the '90s, but it loses you elections in a more feminist, body-positive 2016.
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Critics may say such language reveals boorish thinking or a limited vocabulary, but swearing is often impressively strategic, and a fluency in crass language typically correlates with verbal fluency in general.
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Trump is that kind of threat not because he knows virtually nothing about policy (though that's true), or because he's crass and crude (also true) or because he lies constantly (undeniable).
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Whether out of partial agreement or crass political calculation, Cameron concluded that courting Euroskeptics, rather than confronting them, was the best way for him to gain and hold on to power.
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It was still the crass, nihilistic, intelligent, savage show it'd always been, but its honesty about the nature of family, mental health, and trauma introduced a whole new level of brutality.
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There is a tacit agreement to never allude to anything as crass as him being a man in a bear suit, to, if not accept Kumamon's reality, pretend that he exists.
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Sources connected to Nicki tell us she did, in fact, cancel the gig in direct response to BET's crass joke -- and she made that quite clear with her follow-up tweets.
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Pipedream's extensive offerings include the sort of cheap, crass products more readily associated with darkly-lit porn stores than high-end sex boutiques: blow-up dolls and huge, hyper-realistic dildos.
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Larry is an unabashed pickup artist, a creature from a different era, and what once came across as the crass gropings of a lovable loser probably won't play as well now.
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Moreover, Trump has raised misogynistic references to a crass art form in comments about a Fox News anchor and his Democratic opponent – something even McCarthy had the decency not to do.
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The future McDonald's cashier highlighted an unfortunate truth: left-wing radicals today use the shield of feminism as a license for crass posturing and a means to "shock" precisely no one.
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Until then, the English assumed that their soccer was so far above the rest of the world's that there was no point sullying it with something so crass as international competition.
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Also weird hippy Stonehenge bits, drug culture bits... but mostly you're seeing Sex Pistols, Crass, Jilted John, Motorhead, Swell Maps, Raincoats, The Ramones, Xray Spex, Exhibit A, Ludus, Buzzcocks, etc etc.
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For whatever reason, it had unlocked something within me that lended the opportunity to be exactly the kind of comic I want to be; loud, physical, a little crass, and confident.
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MANILA — Women's rights groups assailed President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines on Friday, after he made a crass joke suggesting that rape was inevitable as long as there were beautiful women.
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The pig is the physical and intellectual property of a multinational corporation, and as such she's destined not only for the usual slaughter but also for crass and cynical commercial exploitation.
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I don't quite know how to weave them into this raunchy joke of a presidency, but I thought I'd mention them anyway, because it's just too hysterically crass to pass up.
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The spark was lit on Saturday by the publication of hundreds of pages of crass, insensitive and often profane chat messages among Mr. Rosselló and 11 men in his inner circle.
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The spark was lit on Saturday by the publication of hundreds of pages of crass, insensitive and often profane chat messages among Mr. Rosselló and 11 men in his inner circle.
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And yet Bay isn't simply crass and commercial; he's also a visionary with a clearly identifiable style and a tendency toward filmmaking that can be reasonably described as challenging and even experimental.
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While she acknowledged both the fact that she had "crossed the line" and the fact that comedians are just crass sometimes, she also said she wishes everyone would shut up about it.
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"These people are taking horrific situations and making them even more graphic than they were without any concern for the living victims of these crimes and I think that's horrible and crass."
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Netflix's delightful animated series Big Mouth may involve a running gag about furry dildos with a mind of their own and procreative sex with pillows, but it's not merely some crass cartoon.
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There's still a buffet of new bands, but acts like Starcrawler aren't playing two shows a day for the kids: their target audience, however crass this may seem, is the music industry.
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He reconsiders the crass rhymes he ad-libbed on one of the tracks, then reconsiders again—that was the vibe of the song, and he did what needed to make it work.
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And it's true that the debut of a sexy electric minibus concept is probably a crass marketing exercise timed to distract attention from VW's spiraling dieselgate disaster, and I'm falling for it.
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Kalanick, under fire for crass behavior and fostering a culture of sexism and rule-breaking, in early March announced he was searching for a COO to help run the ride-services company.
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You can also buy fidget spinners showing your fandom of musicians from a full spectrum of acts: from Crass to Kendrick Lamar, Justin Bieber to Discharge, your novelty merchandise needs are covered.
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Though they'd been apart since 2009—the last time Glam visited Alig in prison—they still loved swanning around like retired drag queens, spitting crass jokes and barbed jabs at each other.
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In his striking images, you can see experiences shared by pilgrims everywhere as well as the mix of crass commercialism and genuine faith common among holy sites across religions (Lourdes, Fátima, Varanasi).
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While washing all that gravy off my fingers, out of the corner of my eye, I saw a gentleman fingers-deep into his crass bunny chow, expensive tweed sleeves rolled up high.
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In his push to meet with Mr. Obama, Mr. Potarazu had apparently shared with party officials the story of his battle with cancer, a tactic that some of them viewed as crass.
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According to the Times, Christie recalls the October 2016 release of the infamous "Access Hollywood" tape, where Trump can be heard bragging in crass terms about groping and kissing women without consent.
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Criticism, no matter the tone or validity, is rejected out-of-hand and cast as either unwitting moral failure, political naïveté or, worse, the crass expression of something deplorable in the critic.
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Sometimes Capper—who describes the Crass founder as "like a guru" to him—joins Rimbaud at his middle-of-nowhere farmhouse and they talk about the world, life, love, death, and Zen.
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"In his striking images, you can see experiences shared by pilgrims everywhere as well as the mix of crass commercialism and genuine faith common among holy sites across religions," Mr. Peer wrote.
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His words — that her husband "knew what he signed up for" — seemed crass, unfeeling and disrespectful to the family and were quickly revealed by Ms. Wilson, who had heard them on speakerphone.
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Nor is it a problem of the many women whose bosses aren't as crass or odious as Mr. Trump, but who nevertheless find that their jobs demand nurturing the man in charge.
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Professor Scully did not decide to reject the Modernist movement overnight, and he was never so crass as to dismiss outright its leading advocates, like Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe.
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Both characters—who were queer, crass, occasionally partook in recreational drugs, and ever-scheming—debunked socio-normative roles of how some may believe young Jewish women from middle-class backgrounds should behave.
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I realize this might sound like the script of a Netflix rom-com but let me assure you, there was a lot of crass language and bad behavior before the happy ending.
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A senior Bloomberg adviser tells CNN that the woman behind one of the three NDAs is Sekiko Garrison, who accused Bloomberg in the 1990s of repeatedly saying crass things in the workplace.
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The humor is often crass, and the lead characters have exceedingly foul mouths, but over all the series is an amusingly caustic variation on both the teenage comedy and the bromance genre.
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I would have called it singular until last weekend, when I saw Courtney Pauroso's "Gutterplum," another anarchic show from Los Angeles, which was filled with spilled fluids and elegantly crass physical humor.
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The resulting violence is almost comedically baroque, the special effects at times howlingly crass — blood geysers forth as if every blow has nicked a major artery — but none of it is meanspirited.
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"Proudly crass and amiably dumb, Nicholas Stoller's gag-crammed sequel essentially takes the bones of the 2014 original and gives them a gender flip," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The New York Times.
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A crass material, duct tape is always meant to be more of a desperate, makeshift fix — something to keep a broken system running for just a bit longer — than a true repair.
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Just as it might give you a sense of satisfaction to share something on Facebook that is crass, but would it still be worth it if your kids saw you doing it?
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Against candlelight, a gold-lacquer bowl delicately reflected the light with a depth and richness, but against the bright glare of an electric light bulb, the lacquer became too glossy, too crass.
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I like the slightly crass hint that the only way we can relinquish privilege is as a trendy tagline and, for better or for worse, believe that may well be the case.
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His crass and out-there statements, alongside his lack of experience and party support, leave a gaping legitimacy hole that conventional candidates don't have to deal with until they get the nuclear codes.
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Margulies admitted that she finds it "crass" to talk about money but felt compelled to open up about an offer she received to do a three-episode arc opposite Christine Baranski (Diane Lockhart).
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While Napalm Death was still playing Crass-worshipping punk, bassist G.C. Green and guitarist Paul Neville were combining programmed beats, electronic noise, and churning metal riffs in a band called Fall of Because.
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She can do a little bit of everything, be as crass or as sweet as you want her to be, and she isn't afraid to make a fool of herself for a laugh.
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Older Likud members, from Moshe Arens, a former defence minister, to President Reuven Rivlin, and even some of the settlers' father figures, find the crass racism disturbing, but these days they are sidelined.
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But Mike Judge and Alec Berg are at their best when they're playing off the shallow expectations of those crass humor setups to drive home an earnest critique of the real Silicon Valley.
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"The content is pretty crass — I don't even want to mention some of the images that are on there," said the American designer of the Kimunji set, Ben Gillin, 32, referring to Kimoji.
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It's hard to tell if Gilbert Gottfried's truly bitter about not being asked to reprise his role in the "Aladdin" live-action film, because the comedian's response is classic Gilbert -- cracking crass jokes.
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Conservative treasurer Scott Morrison, who once dismissed a Royal Commission as "crass populism", has proposed doubling prison terms for financial crimes, increasing fines for lenders who commit misconduct and strengthening ASIC's investigative powers.
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Of course, "Veep" continues to occupy its own lane as the most gleefully crude show on television in terms of the dialogue, having elevated the creative insult to a kind of crass poetry.
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Trump has made a campaign despite his propensity for being crass, arrogant, and entirely off the cuff, appealing along the way to the worst human tendencies, sexism and misogyny not least among them.
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But it also existed in a kind of nihilistic, dark space that didn't allow for revealing the ultimate humanity of its crass stereotypes in the way the best multi-camera sitcoms always had.
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TV Land previously relied on taking 90s-era sitcom stars and plopping them into new environments, but it's since switched gears with decidedly more crass and youth-skewing shows like Younger and Teachers.
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He confronted Mr. Trump with a crass Twitter message from 2013 in which the future candidate suggested that sexual assaults in the military were a logical result of men and women serving together.
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Fortunately, in Normaltown, USA, outside of D.C., the true, crass, naked partisan reality of the Senate, which the members themselves so skillfully revealed in high def last week, is seen with crystal clarity.
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Instead of succumbing to crass nativism, we need to redouble our commitment high skilled immigration in general, and the H-1B visa program in particular, as a way to keep our economy growing.
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The president has created a hierarchy of perceived patriotism, casting our federal civilian workforce as second class citizens not worthy of the respect he affords the military — apparently because of crass partisan politics.
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One testimonial, of a woman whose grandfather was lynched in 1916 after a disagreement with a white store owner in South Carolina, illustrates the unbearable injustice of lynching and its crass economic underpinnings.
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Batali's lewdness, his crass way of speaking about women, and his focus on women's bodies have been well known within certain circles in the restaurant world, according to people who spoke with Eater.
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On Friday, The Washington Post released a recording of Trump making crass and aggressive remarks about women to "Access Hollywood" host Billy Bush before the GOP nominee made an appearance on the show.
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So it shouldn't have come as a complete surprise when millions of Americans were suddenly drawn to a crass strongman who tossed out fraudulent promises and gave institutions and élites the middle finger.
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Yet, I can't help but feel that the Times's devotion to maintaining a certain level a decorum in an extremely crass world is a significant part of what makes it unique and special.
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A senior Bloomberg adviser previously told CNN that the woman behind one of those three NDAs is Sekiko Garrison, who accused Bloomberg in the 1990s of repeatedly saying crass things in the workplace.
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Recently, critics have resurfaced videos and audio of him speaking about people of color in crass ways, pledging to defend banks, and making other remarks that aren't appealing to a lot of Democrats.
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The spreadsheets, along with emails reflecting sometimes crass internal discussions of such applicants, were made public on Tuesday as part of a legal filing in the nation's largest-ever college admissions corruption prosecution.
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Happy Mother's Day even if, like my mother, you reject the holiday as crass commercialism, a fabrication of the greeting-card industry, a sop to the flower market and the brunch industrial complex.
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"I don't want to seem crass about it, but there was an opening for him to put a lot of the divisiveness behind him and he missed it," said Democratic strategist Joe Trippi.
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But without exactly giving up, "The Walking Dead" nevertheless feels like a concept whose TV demise is creatively overdue, animated more than anything by AMC's rather crass motivations to keep it plodding forward.
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His agitated opinions on immigrants, Islam and the European Union, not to mention his bizarre dyed hair and crass speeches and tweets, would have placed him far outside the mainstream of Dutch society.
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At its peak, broadcast TV was derided for its shallowness, for its crass commercialism, for the way it celebrated conformity and rejected heterodoxy, and mostly for often not being very creative or entertaining.
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Along with Donald Trump and me, there were seven other guys present on the bus at the time, and every single one of us assumed we were listening to a crass standup act.
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"Gems were considered crass commercial materials and beneath the dignity of an academic," said George Harlow, curator of earth and planetary sciences at the A.M.N.H. More recently, geologists have seen the refracted light.
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I hate to be crass, but this better be true — each Rockette makes about $1,500 a week, and Drake reportedly made close to $9 million during his recent week at Madison Square Garden.
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On a crass commercial level, NBC was also enterprising in incorporating sponsors for the TV show-within-the-show to essentially create live commercials -- a gimmick that proved less irritating than one might expect.
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"These people are taking horrific situations and making them even more graphic than they were without any concern for the living victims of these crimes and I think that's horrible and crass," she added.
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The departure of Mr McGuinness, a member of Sinn Fein, was provoked by what he called "the most crude and crass bigotry" of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), with which Sinn Fein shares power.
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To be fair, some other parties have been just as crass: West Bengal, run by the fiercely anti-BJP Trinamool Congress, has blocked leaders from the rival party from landing helicopters on "its" turf.
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A follow-up 2018 ExoMars mission will bring a fully functional lander to the surface to dig holes in the ground and shout crass insults at Curiosity from across Gale Crater (we can hope).
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What initially set these protests off was the publication of nearly 900 pages of leaked text messages between Rosselló and some of his closest associates, including a ton of crass homophobic and misogynistic messages.
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Others recounted an audio recording that surfaced during Trump's presidential campaign, in which Trump was captured on a hot mic making crass remarks about women and bragging that he could "do anything" to them.
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Those desires were only inflamed by Planned Parenthood's P.R. disaster when undercover footage released last year exposed a crass disregard at all levels of the corporation both for the unborn and for their mothers.
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Donald Trump's hijacking of the party is now no longer a threat but a fact, and to oppose him is to feel normal again by embracing clarity and principle against opportunism and crass huckstering.
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However crass, truth-averse, greedy, unqualified, or compromised Trump's successors may be, they can be confident that they will never exceed the now-degraded boundaries of political decency and responsibility established by their champion.
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More from VICE:How Hungary's Anti-Semitic Far-Right Poster Boy Found Out He Was a Jew Talking Booze and Banter with the Writer of Viz's Drunken Bakers Gee Vaucher on Crass, Art and Counterculture
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"We told our kids right off the bat, what we're doing is joyful, and we don't want to be crass about it, but your inheritance is not going to be affected," Mr. Yahner said.
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He cannot see that the postwar trans-Atlantic achievement — undergirded by the institutions and alliances he tramples upon with such crass truculence — was in fact the vindication of those young men who gave everything.
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And frankly, by the time the realities of COVID-19 came to our shores, the isolated act of including references to the pandemic in a pitch no longer felt crass in the same way.
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And regardless of whether she is a willing and eager participant in this crass political theater, exploiting her pain and anger to score cheap political points and perpetuate a conspiracy theory is simply grotesque.
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One of the more infamous and crass moments in his show is when he showed a picture of the White House cat, then compared then-13-year-old Chelsea Clinton to the White House dog.
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Apu's characterization—Hank Azaria's silly accent, cheap gags about many-armed gods, and lazy punchlines about out-of-date convenience store food—has remained consistently crass despite evolving expectations for South Asian characters on screen.
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I mean, sure, but at the risk of being crass — it's not that many kids and there are way bigger things for you to worry about if you're in charge of someone else's well-being.
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Critics tend to dismiss Duke himself a relic of sorts, particularly since acceptance of his brash attitudes and his crass proclamations of love for "babes, bullets, bums" supposedly went out of vogue in recent years.
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Hosted by three comedians that strike the perfect balance between crass insanity (Henry Zebrowski), healthy skepticism (Ben Kissel), and thorough research (Marcus Parks), the topics range from serial killers to conspiracy theories and the occult.
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Players are not interchangeable on the basis of race and nationality, hence wantonly labelling someone like Kylian Mbappe 'the new Thierry Henry' seems not only unhelpful in sporting terms but also somewhat thoughtless and crass.
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The crass messages showed a political elite intent on maintaining power on an island where people still live under blue tarpaulins two years after hurricanes ripped roofs off their homes and killed over 3,000 people.
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Built as an ironic and crass simulation of the modern life of crime, Grand Theft Auto 5 is replete with downtown bank robberies, cold-blooded assassinations, and expensive therapy on the shore of Laguna Beach.
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TL; DR: the attempts by brands to connect with the global day of mourning around Bowie's passing struck many Twitter users as a crass exploitation of the death of a beloved musician for commercial purposes.
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The subtext here is: We assume you only want the van Gogh painting as a status symbol, which we refuse to endorse; but we will give you what you really crave, which is crass gold.
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"I had long been bothered by the common presumption that markets, and finance in particular, were a crass domain that we had to shelter ourselves from in order to live a good life," Desai argues.
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Keeping him in detention, away from his family, friends and lawyers in a crass effort to extract a confession, even a false one, is much more typical of totalitarian regimes than of free market democracies.
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He can spit on your onion rings, lift the mood with a crass joke about the Discovery Channel, then expose expose his feelings in a way that's so direct you get something from it too.
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Though he has consistently protested to the contrary, there are many who remember the gesture as deliberately crass and provocative, while the antisemitic overtones of the incident are a point of discussion to this day.
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" The author and right-wing provocateur Ann Coulter brought up some of Erickson's own crass utterances, like his characterization of the former Supreme Court justice David Souter in 2009 as a "goat-[expletive] child molester.
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When asked about these plans, Mr. Cash said that he and the managers of the trust — of which he is a beneficiary — strove to avoid crass commercialization, and also wanted to follow his father's wishes.
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Both Trump and Clinton have made fearmongers out of the body politic, at the expense of the dignity, welfare and human life of so many others — Trump in very crass ways, Clinton more tactfully so.
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He was denounced for a crass tweet about the counterprotester who died in Charlottesville, and he fought with alt-right leaders over his decision to hold a press conference, alone, the day after the rally.
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"To remove this work art from view is not an interesting critique but a crass gesture that will end up on the wrong side of history," the art critic Jonathan Jones wrote in The Guardian.
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In fact, if Trump was trying to make a deal with the President of Ukraine, it was a crass move that put his personal political interests above those of the country he swore to serve.
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There is, inevitably, an element of crass commercialism in remaking any show from a quarter-century ago, hoping that the familiar title will serve as a lure for people to tune in, at least initially.
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"It was a crass political mistake," Seehofer said of the public row with Merkel, who skipped this year's CSU congress in Munich after he publicly humiliated her with a lengthy lecture at last year's gathering.
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But if major players in the region can make clear that Mr. Maduro's crass power grab is unacceptable at the same time that they are proposing a way forward, it could lead to a breakthrough.
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Morrison became the managing director of Tourism Australia in 2004, approving the contentious 'So Where the Bloody Hell are You?' international advertising campaign, which was temporarily banned in the UK due to its crass language.
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That criminal investigations and prosecutions must be kept apart from crass politics is a truism familiar to those of us who raised our right hand and swore an oath to support and defend the Constitution.
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The sculpture's cold satire — the breakdown of an individual, in this case, the artist, into his habits of consumption — struck an expressly nihilistic chord at the time, the last gasp of the crass, materialistic Reagan years.
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The crass messages showed a political elite intent on maintaining power on the bankrupt island where people still live under blue tarpaulins two years after hurricanes ripped roofs off their homes and killed over 3,000 people.
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He "loved to engage in a crass quiz game with men and women in the office: "fuck, marry or kill," in which he would identify the female co-hosts that he'd most like to sleep with."
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The crass, shrill, Goldfrapp-sampling "Freestyle 4" is the most take-it-or-leave-it of the Pablo cuts; in structure and in the sonics, it is a race to a spectacular meltdown of a finish.
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As the hour nears, the mood grows so intense, so exhilarating, that some crass young protesters, there for a completely unrelated abortion case, crash the immigrants' circle, waving their own signs, stealing some joy for themselves.
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A one-time Trump supporter, the military veteran switched sides, not out of crass political calculation -- West Virginia, whose 83rd Congressional District he ran in, is obviously not a blue state -- but out of genuine conviction.
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"When people say it's crass to call yourself a billionaire, I say I might legally change my name to Christian Genius Billionaire Kanye West for a year until y'all understand exactly what it is," he said.
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As luridly hilarious as Raz's gleefully crass and overcompensating machismo were at times, I badly needed this game to confront him with the reality that he was being a creepy asshole, and it never really did.
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"It is completely clear that the process that was started [against the priest] was a crass simulation of justice," the Vatican court's judgement said, according to a translation of the original Latin published in Aristegui Noticias.
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"Locked Up Bitches" originated at Serials @ the Flea, so while it wears its vulgarity like a rhinestone-studded collar, too many of the same crass jokes repeat, and the episodic plot pulls in too many directions.
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Now local courts are having to grapple with First Amendment and Second Amendment implications while trying to discern whether troubling comments are just crass shenanigans or isolated outbursts, or justifiable reasons to take a person's guns.
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In a world in which world leaders toss around cheap superlatives and crass exaggerations about these virtues, Francis wants to reclaim love from its emoji status and show it is actions that give words their substance.
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" Mr. Upton, a close friend of Mr. Dingell's who delivered a eulogy for him, called on the president to apologize, and said on Twitter, "There was no need to 'dis' him in a crass political way.
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On Thursday, White House surrogates for President Donald Trump proved that they're willing to defend anything by going on TV and trying to justify remarkably crass comments President Donald Trump made suggesting that the late Rep.
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And I think, when you're in a race and a couple of the other two frontrunning candidates are facing challenges, and you're still running in clean air, just to be crass about it, it's advantage Warren.
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"It is about his behavior" — crass language, simplistic slogans reminiscent of the Soviet rhetoric, use of terms such as "enemy of the people," and his insistence on personal loyalty over loyalty to the Constitution or institutions.
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Aniello and Downs have always written casually crass women, but now that their romp of a bachelorette movie was going to be a major studio release, the conversation about it rapidly spun out of their control.
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The legendary artist who put visuals to much of anarcho-pacifist punk trailblazers Crass' ideas and music, Gee Vaucher, got her first retrospective last month, gathering five decades of idealogically-resplendent artwork into one unified space.
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They show the human creators of an exploited android class to be crass running dogs of turbo-powered capitalism, solely concerned with automaton labour value and unfazed by the quiddities of what we now call Robo-ethics.
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Given how many times we've all done this dance with Nintendo, it's easier to accept they've learned nothing—or, for crass and cynical reasons, continue to make their fans dance for financial amusement—and just move on.
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If you fail to convince the world that your newly revealed authentic self is an organic change motivated by who you really are as a person, you risk coming off as little more than a crass opportunist.
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But beyond the crass profit motive, learning is fun, and it's beautiful, and it's for everyone of all ages, and Apple's unique perspective on using the iPad to make learning immersive and multisensory is great and laudable.
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For example, pretty much everyone over the age of 5 knows it's tasteless and crass to take a photo mocking the portrait of a former first lady and then proceed to spread it all over social media.
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" Duterte, who is known for making crass statements and his violent war on drugs, declared martial law earlier this week after ISIS declared a "wide-scale offensive on positions of Philippine troops in the city of Marawi.
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We don't mean to be crass, but three of the five justices who've historically protected abortion access share an average age of 80: Ruth Bader Ginsburg is 84; Anthony Kennedy is 80; and Stephen Breyer is 78.
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Some media analyst somewhere should compare the net hours of coverage devoted to Donald Trump's crass sexual remarks of a decade ago to the time spent reporting on the Clinton Foundation's close ties with ISIS sponsor Qatar.
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For traditional Chinese religions such as Buddhism and Taoism — which are practiced by 300 million to 400 million people and which the party views more favorably — the regulations appear intended to address a different problem: crass commercialization.
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And any given thread about the topic is going to wax and wane between taking the sentiment about violence seriously and treating the whole thing like a crass joke that one of the game's NPCs might make.
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How do we reconcile the strange novelty of what this series has become with the crass corporatism that allows it to exist as a massively profitable venture of one of the biggest entertainment conglomerates on the planet?
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American racial and class divisions, generational rifts, a national culture of violence and a degree of governmental mendacity too crass to be ignored were all contributing factors to the country's on-the-edge view of the war.
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And he loved to engage in a crass quiz game with men and women in the office: '[expletive], Marry or Kill,' in which he would identify the female co-hosts that he'd most like to sleep with.
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During that dark chapter of American history, Senator Joseph McCarthy abused the awesome powers won during Teapot Dome to smear hundreds of American servicemen, civil servants and ordinary citizens through secret proceedings, selective leaks and crass bullying.
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"The whole point with the rehearsals was to work out and, to be crass, was to get the president to agree to this proposal that he's been against before," the official said of Pence and McMaster's plans.
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Business Insider has learned from one former female Bloomberg executive that after he returned to Bloomberg LP from his stint as mayor, Michael Bloomberg regularly made crass sexual jokes and demeaning comments about women in the workplace.
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No matter how much his bluster and crass self-promotion may annoy them, following his lead and boldly talking up the economy and taking credit for it is their best chance to save their jobs in Washington.
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But this 94-minute film, directed by Alexis Bloom and Fisher Stevens, is so lovely, life-affirming and filled with memories that given the grief expressed by fans, it feels more like a public service than crass commercialism.
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If you recall, back in late October, the Twitter user who only wanted to be identified as "Pitbull Updates" admitted to BuzzFeed News he faked a hilariously crass ad for the company Self Lender as a total joke.
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For instance, during the aftermath of the 1982 Falklands War, Crass used excerpts from speeches by Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan to put together what even now is a very convincing-sounding telephone conversation between the two leaders.
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"We believe the special to be another crass and unauthorized attempt to exploit the life, music and image of Michael Jackson without respect for Michael&aposs legacy, intellectual property rights or his children," the estate&aposs statement says.
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Yet the information revealed this week suggests that much of Trump's early embrace of Russia had little to do with détente or some grand diplomatic strategy, and was simply about the crass goal of winning a presidential election.
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Trump, in one of the most crass and vile comments in American political history, said he preferred troops who were never captured over the POWs who endured torture, pain and risk of death in service to our country.
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Every time a child in a cage cries out desperately for his or her mommy, mothers across America imagine a crass and ruthless politician taking their sons and daughters away from them and making them cry in anguish.
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In terms of things available on the internet, it was really interesting to see Dial House [in Noisey's Get Out of Your Own Way: Anarchy & Peace with Penny Rimbaud of Crass ], because I'd only ever read about it.
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Instead, it's something altogether more crass and potentially fascinating—a character study of the type of pathetic, power-hungry white man whose meager stature comes from his whiteness and maleness, who's slowly losing what little status he has.
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But this is Utah, where Mormon values dominate political choices and voters largely rejected Donald Trump, whose crass commentary and hard line on immigration clash with church doctrine, garnering him just 63 percent of the vote in 2016.
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Some will no doubt be more crass that others, but there's little doubt that such gestures will be a big part of our ability to emerge from one of the scariest and most surreal moments in recent memory.
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Even the lovely but traumatized Alice Lindgren, a stand-in for Laura Bush in her novel "American Wife," observes with fascination her husband and his brother's crass bathroom humor, which betrays the privileged swagger of the blissfully oblivious.
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Nor will it do much to convince men that #MeToo is a movement that is ultimately for them if every sexual transgression, great or small, vile, crass or mostly clumsy, is judged according to the same Procrustean standard.
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I grew up being told that any talk about money was "crass" so perhaps it's lucky that my past significant others have all been types that would rather have ten drinks on a Tuesday night then buy groceries.
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The firm, founded in 1914 by an Australian novelty salesman named Alfred Johnson Smith, has been in business ever since, selling the kind of crass nick-nacks that have ended up on desks and in bedrooms ever since.
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Having already opened successfully in China, the project exhibits a level of crass calculation in casting Damon and to a lesser degree "Thrones" alum Pedro Pascal as traveling mercenaries, caught up in a huge battle against a mythical threat.
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It's both a blindingly predictable pastiche of an action movie — absolutely nothing happens here that you haven't seen in a movie before, with the possible exception of some crass sign-language humor from a giant gorilla — and weirdly charming.
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" But Hammer said that in his view, "The right is fundamentally under siege from the left," and so now "there is a profound desire by many on the right for a blunt, crass instrument to push back against this.
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I have known a lot of men in my life, I have heard a lot of crass language thrown back and forth, but I have never heard somebody on a bus brag about grabbing women by the 'P-word.
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" Bush's column claims that, as Trump made those now-infamous comments, he and the seven other men on the bus "assumed we were listening to a crass standup act" and were convinced that the actions Trump described weren't "real.
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Some journalists have tried to explain it in crass economic terms, by pointing to evidence that Trump has borrowed money from Russian oligarchs and that former campaign manager Paul Manafort was handsomely compensated by Putin allies in the Ukraine.
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Folks just don't seem to understand that money-for-speeches -- while perhaps crass at times -- is just good clean fun with no connection at all to the important issues of money in politics and the power of Wall Street.
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Treasurer Scott Morrison, who once dismissed opposition calls for a Royal Commission as "crass populism", on Friday said the government would raise criminal penalties for corporate crimes to a maximum of 10 years in jail, from 5 years currently.
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But the way Trump conducted himself after European allies are threatened by crisis and American families feel threatened by their retirement plans whose value was reduced by the market fall made him look crass, self-indulgent and greedy — again.
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In "Bad Girls Go Everywhere," Scanlon presented Brown as a complicated feminist figure: Cosmopolitan may have been crass, but it also disseminated feminist messages to a working-class audience whom the canonical front of the women's movement didn't reach.
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" Kathryn Hahn, who plays Carla, the most bon vivant and crass of the group, said the title was a little misleading and that "Real Moms" might have been a better handle for characters who "are not bad at all.
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The angry either balked at the crass depiction of the President of the United States, or found it to be proof that the writers still have no clue how to joke about the transgressive issues to which they cling.
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For all her progressive defiance, Marina is still treated by the more politically empowered men in her life as merely an object for degradation — the details of which are perhaps a little crass even for the most jaded reader.
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So where Styles is using his career transition to mount a defense of his old fan base, Cyrus is using hers to suggest that for her, the past few years have been a rather crass bit of racial tourism.
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But he's also a thoroughly modern man-child, the kind of overgrown adolescent you expect to find on internet forums dedicated to video games or anti-feminism: a tweeter of juvenile threats, a crass name-caller, an id unrestrained.
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The story is an apt metaphor for the predicament President Donald Trump's legal defense team faces: struggling to integrate learned, high-powered legal expertise with the crass hyperbole and the name-calling tactics that characterize the Presidents' typical approach.
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The Maduro government's crass attempt to grab control of the opposition-dominated National Assembly last month has left that body with two directorates — one controlled by Mr. Guaidó and one by opposition dissidents apparently bought off by Mr. Maduro.
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Coffee, "Star Wars," turtlenecks, grief: These four seemingly unrelated things are "horny" — or induce horniness — at least according to many young women online, who are openly asserting their desires with a term long thought of as crass and juvenile.
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Trump had that "kind of bluntness and occasionally even crass language which, if nothing else, at least meant authenticity," said Jay Heiler, a lawyer considering a run against Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona, a rare Republican critic of Trump.
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Silver and Golden's slimy fish tails morph into convincing pairs of legs when they dry off, but the transformation also leaves them "as smooth as Barbie dolls," in one crass character's words, where their vaginas are supposed to be.
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True to form, The Hound was both shockingly crass and gentle, noting Sansa was "broken in" by Ramsay and then musing, almost softly, that it wouldn't have happened if she had left King's Landing with him when she had the chance.
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Certainly he is recognized for artworks that obsess over death, capital, and all things macabre, as well as his predilection for pickling sharks and other creatures in aqua-tinted formaldehyde, but he is best known for being brash, crass, and profitable.
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"Scaramucci was fired by new White House Chief of Staff John Kelly after the Mooch gave a crass interview to the New Yorker where he said things like, "I'm not Steve Bannon, I'm not trying to suck my own cock.
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It's kind of crass, incredibly brutal—and yet, in the context of Creed II, the latest installment of the iconic Rocky series and second film focusing on Michael B. Jordan's Adonis Johnson the sport is depicted with elegance and tenderness.
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But unlike most kids, I knew what I wanted to do, which was art, so I did [Dee was a member of Crass who made some of the most iconic punk rock artwork ever in her Essex commune Dial House].
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It's tremendously fun to see her translate the Bridget Jones character to her 40s; she's still fundamentally Bridget — crass, a little shallow, a lot goofy — but there's an earned confidence to her demeanor that's a welcome evolution for the character.
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Just in time for the twin apocalypses of a Trump presidency and a hard Brexit, artist and former Crass member Gee Vaucher has put together a retrospective show of her confrontational, politically charged artworks, spanning her entire 50-odd year career.
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Crass, famously, had a thing or two to say about authoritarianism and right-wing, warmongering, and isolationist heads of state, and with Vaucher at the helm of most non-musical undertakings, they found some ingenious ways to make their point.
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They're the poor girls who trade access to their bodies for cash or credit, the too-young and too-crass, the gold diggers and "white trash," the socially unacceptable girls who men have sex with but quarantine from their actual lives.
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But, Trump's outrageous words are only slightly more crass than everything we've already known about the amoral magnate — everything that so many congressional Republicans have chosen to look past as they lined up to kiss his ring and endorse his candidacy.
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Pai never explicitly identified himself with his party's "never Trump" faction, but as an intellectual conservative and the son of immigrants, he has little sympathy for the president's crass nativism, says a friend who talked to him throughout the 2016 campaign.
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Fitzpatrick, who has designed album covers for Irish rock star Sinead O'Connor and the band Thin Lizzy, said in 2011 that he was seeking to obtain the copyright to his image of Che, to prevent "crass, commercial" use of it.
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Arguments break out immediately, and they continue to roll through the show, even as we get the requisite training montages and behind-the-scenes drama: Is it O.K. to act out a crass stereotype if it makes you a star?
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It should not be necessary to be crass and mean-spirited to make a point or to express an opinion — even when doing so on some issue that sparks intensely-held views, or with someone with whom you strongly disagree.
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The former vice president also said that he would not be as "polite" with Harris at the next debate after their back-and-forth on busing in late June, describing her attacks as a crass political play and wholly disingenuous.
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Pen & Pixel served as the visual counterpart to this otherness; its gaudy, dreamlike album covers were like crass, lunatic vision-boards, offering vibrant Photoshop collages of palm trees and pineapples, Hummers and helicopters, skulls and city skylines and diamond-studded goblets.
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This dynamic — straight character with a gay BFF — has been around a while, but this rendition (like the one in Hulu's caustic "Difficult People") is more catty and crass than anything on network television, which gives the series a sharp edge.
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The line comes from one of the Bard's late romances, and the character who throws it in the teeth of an imperial Roman emissary is the comic villain of the piece: the crass, braggadocious, dim-witted son of the queen.
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If only there were other signs that the distinguished and austere reminders of our heritage were being wiped out by some crass new upstart that doesn't know what it is doing or even allow us to enjoy what we have.
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Bush in his Times op-ed wrote that he and the seven other men on the bus with the former reality television star assumed they were listening to a "crass standup act" and didn't think what Trump said was real.
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Suddenly I saw myself as another, prettier girl might see me, a girl back at Garran Primary School in Canberra, say: crass and desperate, dirty and wild-eyed, with a terrible American accent, sawing away at roadkill like a maniac.
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Mr. Cortes listed the names of others who had come off as crass or even vaguely complicit in the scheme during Mr. Wildstein's testimony: Mr. Christie's campaign manager, his press secretary, his chief political adviser and even the governor himself.
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The day after Hillary Clinton landed a devastating blow to Donald Trump over his history of sexism and crass comments about Alicia Machado at the first presidential debate, Cosmopolitan released an eerily well-timed profile of the former Miss Universe contestant.
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Yet by conjuring the full range of why we love the art form — the sometimes guilty mixture of high and low, elevated and crass, purity and sweat — it is Pavarotti who brings us to the secret, beating heart of opera.
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The characters tick familiar boxes: Scotty (Grant Rosenmeyer), who has paraplegia, is the crass, childish one; the visually impaired Mo (Ravi Patel) is a nervous stickler for the rules; and Matt (Hayden Szeto), who uses a wheelchair, is the straight man.
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The tabloids were mostly confused by Flajnik's hookup or friendship (he was 31 at the time, while Jenner was 58), and Robertson's confessions were presented in the media at best, as merely briefly juicy gossip, and at worst, as crass.
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Dr. Soon-Shiong has been alarmed by Mr. Ferro's lavish spending and crass language, while the company, now called Tronc, has removed Dr. Soon-Shiong from the slate of directors that shareholders will vote on at the annual meeting in April.
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"Many people will see it for what it is, which is a rather crass last minute attempt to divert attention from the much more difficult questions around our anti-terrorism policy," said former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, a Liberal Democrat.
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But because Reid's redemption narrative rings a bit false when there's a history of doing and saying these things over and over and over, making unsubstantiated, crass claims about everyone from Anderson Cooper to George W. Bush to Oprah Winfrey for years.
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The tone of this MacFarlane dramedy, which is clearly a labor of love, is not what he's known for: Yes, The Orville can be crass — there are dick jokes and barf — but there's an earnestness about it that I was truly confused by.
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SS: [first of all, the phrase "UFC "Go Big" press conference" reeks of Perfect Curve...] A little crass, a little vulgar, and a spectacular example of great sportsmanship in a capitalist endeavor, McGregor acknowledges the benefits his victories have on his vanquished.
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But one of its most salient oddities was that the establishment elite considered it crass (if not outright slanderous) to suggest, in ideologically mixed company, that only one of the two major parties drew upon the support of bigots for political power.
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Also, I get that MMA takes itself very seriously and is supposed to be a 'pure' sport not wrapped up in crass marketing like, say, pro wrestling, but "Joanna Champion" is such great thing it should be on a million T-shirts.
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It was a mixed blessing that Grisha's nostalgia—rather, his extreme alternation, or juxtaposition, of warm sentiment and violent incident—was most appreciated in America, which perhaps also appreciated how much he relished denigrating America, calling it stupid, crass, incurious, and puritanical.
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The Trump factor Crow is taking every opportunity he has to tie Coffman to President Trump, whose immigration policies, chaotic approach to governing, and often crass tone has made him unpopular with key voting blocs here -- from ethnic groups to independent suburban women.
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Even if Mr. Modi's appeals were never as crass as Mr. Trump's, his followers say he always understood that many Hindus felt their concerns were ignored by India's secular and, in their minds, deeply corrupt government, which Mr. Modi vowed to clean up.
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There may still be reminders floating around in the form of a frankly hilarious cartoon about Crass I still have stuck on my vinyl shelves, but otherwise none of the above are things that make sense in the world as it is today.
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Still, has Calvin Klein Underwear gone too far with the (quite literally) fruity image of Jenner squeezing a vaginal-looking grapefruit next to the caption "I eat in #mycalvins," or the upskirt image, which is somewhat reminiscent of crass American Apparel ads?
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As far as the Grammys are concerned, what was once the (perceived) provenance of drunken heshers with long greasy hair and crass jokesters has now been overtaken by clean-cut music theory obsessives who haul around seven-string guitars and really like jazz.
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He served for eight years as the vice president of Barack Obama, the most popular figure in Democratic politics, and did so with an avuncular charm that was once seen as a political liability, but has aged well under a crass president.
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In the 2006 book Heat, the writer Bill Buford provides a glimpse at the earlier years of Babbo and Batali's tenure on the Food Network, noting crass behavior with two female prep chefs, as well as an assistant and a set manager.
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"He continued: "When people say it's crass to call yourself a billionaire, I say I might legally change my name to 'Christian Genius Billionaire Kanye West' for a year until y'all understand exactly what it is… It will be on the license plate.
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"Trump's crass tweets and objectionable comments may not be comfortable reading for old-fashioned conservatives who appreciate decency and good manners, but they are helping to break the language codes that were primarily set up by the left, for the left," he writes.
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In an impassioned speech on Saturday, Emma Gonzalez, a senior at the school, assailed the president's N.R.A. ties and accused him of setting a crass monetary value on the lives of gunshot victims by taking so much money from the gun-rights group.
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Doomed by Sanders supporters who, out of pique, will sit out the election; doomed by a throwback messenger with no particularly stirring message; doomed by hints of infirmity that many voters find worrisome and that Donald Trump will exploit with crass efficiency.
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"It was just crass guy talk, which isn't appropriate and I guess people would be made to feel uncomfortable," another former employee said, adding that she never felt harassed by Mike Bloomberg and that his comments struck her as more goofy than demeaning.
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"For a long time, the narrative was that to even be interested in money was on some level unfeminine or crass," said Amanda Steinberg, the founder of a financial literacy website for women called DailyWorth, who runs a leadership training start-up.
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While some of the L.B.s can at times seem to be playing the role of traditional Aussie lads, acting crass and carousing, she said the Facebook page can be empowering — a way for some women to take control of how they are portrayed.
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" Former state Senate President Emil Jones, described by Pritzker during the chat as perhaps too "crass" for the job, called on Pritzker to leave the race after the recordings went public and accused the billionaire of "trying to buy the black vote.
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An ugly, vicious intolerance spread on social media; the collapse of norms once considered sacred; a crass narrow-mindedness surreally celebrated by some of this country's most powerful institutions—these are all elements in the gathering storm of a new, distinctly American fascism.
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A far less crass public figure, the first lady should have been given the benefit of the doubt when she announced her "Be Best" campaign for kids, and she received positive press when she visited the border facility in Texas last June.
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If Netflix and Hulu are boring you with crass, lowbrow content, if you gravitate to arthouse and indie movies, if you're less into Song of Ice and Fire and more into India Song, it might be worth checking out your local library.
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"What we can't let voters do is think they can get the same policies with someone they like better, like Joe Biden — someone who would fight for them but who doesn't have the crass edge," one former White House staffer told Politico.
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As a public battle brewed between Gannett and Tribune, now called Tronc, Dr. Soon-Shiong became alarmed by Mr. Ferro's lavish spending, particularly for the use of a private plane, and his crass language, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
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This autobiographical comedy, created by and starring Andrea Savage, follows the crass and young-at-heart comedy writer and her levelheaded husband, Mike (Tom Everett Scott), as they try to act like adults while raising their 5-year-old daughter, Amelia (Olive Petrucci).
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My mother has long told me that she did it because she wanted her daughters to have a life that wasn't cheap and immodest — that she found secular culture was becoming too crass; my sisters tell me it makes their lives more meaningful.
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JAMES S. BERKMAN, BOSTON To the Editor: I have but one simple question for NBC and the American public: Why was Billy Bush the only person to lose his job over the crass statements of Donald Trump on the "Access Hollywood" tape?
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If I search "depression" or "anxiety" and "press release" in my inbox, I'm faced with 32 and 59 pages of results respectively—and that's not including all the stuff that went straight to spam or I immediately deleted because it was so crass.
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She is crude and crass and she says things that she shouldn&apost say and you know, it&aposs completely up to ABC&aposs discretion here if they just, you know, they obviously made a decision that they felt that this was fireable behavior.
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For the anti-obscenity wing of the Republican Party, calls to Trump That Bitch, Grab America By the Pussy, and bombard any woman who advocates for her personhood with violent, explicit rape threats are ultimately tolerable, no matter how crass or obscene they are.
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" Before the documentary aired, Jackson's estate slammed the piece in a statement: "We believe the special to be another crass and unauthorized attempt to exploit the life, music and image of Michael Jackson without respect for Michael's legacy, intellectual property rights or his children.
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What made Rogers so special also left him isolated in our increasingly crass world, and understanding better as an adult what drove him to become such a gentle giant for tens of millions of children is a soothing, if bittersweet, balm for the soul. —A.
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Strong's "Cathy Anne," a hard-drinking, drug-abusing political junkie ("and a regular junkie"), delivers a pointed, frequently crass summation of the dichotomy between now-former Senator Al Franken's recent resignation and Roy Moore's near-certain Congressional election win in Alabama on Dec. 12.
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I used to think Congress and Washington were broken, but this electoral season reveals broader and deeper dysfunctions: the intractability of the two-party system, the dubious role of the media, and the polarized, crass, uncivil, uneducated, sensationalist, shallow and self-absorbed national culture.
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At its worst, "the tyranny of forced fun" can make going into work seem like starring in an outtake from Mean Girls or Animal House; it can turn gestures of genuine goodwill, like sharing a meal or exchanging gifts, into crass displays of one-upmanship.
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St. Louis (CNN)Here's the great irony of the 2016 campaign: Rather than a historic debate about whether a female nominee can best her male rival, the race is suddenly a referendum on how much crass, coarse objectification of women America is willing to take.
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Grotesque, crass, nihilistic, confrontational, distressing, and almost insufferably up-its-own-ass intelligent — it's actually the show's undeniable heart (and tendency to rip it out of your chest) that grounds the sci-fi juggernaut in issues that can hit a little too close to home.
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I remember the recording process like it was yesterday; we recorded it at Southern Studios in London, a famous studio in a semi-detached house in Wood Green that has been home to people like Björk's, Crass, Ian [Mackeye] from Minor Threat; the Dischord lot.
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Many in America believe, rightly or wrongly, that as crass as he is, as ill-mannered as he can be, and as untutored in the dark arts of the Beltway and international politics as he is, Mr Trump has a point and is their champion.
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I know of no one else of my generation who avoided the war who could speak the words that Mr. Trump did, who seems not to feel a pang of — call it what you will — conscience or guilt over unearned privilege or crass luck.
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It was as if the past in some sense belonged to them, because they knew about it and understood it, whereas in the present they were submerged among so many alien others, such hostile crosscurrents, in such oceans of what was crass and wrong.
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In brazen fashion, Nunes can also be heard talking about the crass political calculations taking place -- especially with regard to the Supreme Court nomination of Brett Kavanaugh and whether to attempt impeaching Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who appointed and oversees special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The plot of Vice Principals seems, at first, charmingly simple: Two high school vice principals—the crass, monstrously egocentric Neal Gamby and slick-talking, secretly sociopathic Lee Russell, played by Danny McBride and Walton Goggins, respectively—in a power struggle over the vacant principal's chair.
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Image As Virus includes original badges designed by artists such as Peter Saville, Barney Bubbles, Jamie Reid, and Linder Sterling and rarely-seen original merchandise from bands such as Ramones, Buzzcocks,, Crass, Suicide, Joy Division, The Clash, The Sex Pistols, The Modern Lovers, and Motorhead.
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"We had no idea that our conduct would be deemed to be inappropriate, crass or even downright offensive to the citizens of this country," the defendants said in a statement read outside the courtroom by another defense lawyer, Muhammad Shafee Abdullah, after the hearing.
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Even in his earliest work, Mr. McInnes often took an adolescent pleasure in offending liberals, women, "beta male culture" and transgender people, writing in a voice inflected with a crass, contrarian bigotry that left him just enough room to declare it all a joke.
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So often it seemed like the last refuge from our crass technocracy, from the deadening ambition that had come to characterize a certain kind of Manhattan life, spent in front of Bloomberg terminals and animated largely by a series of upgraded real estate acquisitions.
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The crass stereotypes the movie portrays are that artists are expected to stage insular strangeness; curators enact patient, piercingly insightful translation of artistic visions; marketers proffer daring and scandalous campaigns; and museum directors are supposed to enact a kind of birds-eye-level rectitude.
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What I finally discovered is that if I just aggressively block the abusive people, I can control the flow — and that's, I think, because people who speak that way to women are generally followed by other people who think it's O.K. to use crass words.
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After Company Flow broke up, in the early two-thousands—one of their final shows was at a Ralph Nader rally—El-P went further underground, performing as a solo artist and founding Definitive Jux, an independent label built in his own crass, wounded image.
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A significant deterioration in Venezuelan democracy over the past year, capped by the crass suspension of a recall referendum effort in October, followed by a failure of dialogue in December, should give pause to those countries that opposed invoking the democratic charter last June.
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Using the nightly news set's crass "sex raft" refrain as a protective shield, he stretched to place himself in a lineage with the likes of Masters and Johnson, with geniuses who dared to challenge societal mores in the righteous pursuit of truth and knowledge.
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It still makes incredibly crass jokes (in these first two episodes, said jokes include cracks about the family separations carried out at the border), and its characters continue to live in a giant bubble of their own privilege that the show doesn't dare contemplate.
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Even if you are not a clinical professional, you should refrain from pathologizing Trump, because using terms for mental illness to denote morally outrageous acts, poor judgment, or the crass statements of an Olympic-class jerk stigmatizes mental disorders and undermines efforts to alleviate suffering.
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Others, like New York Times columnist Bret Stephens, have suggested that #MeToo "goes too far" and threatens to sweep up the crass along with the criminal, ending the careers of men that, as the argument implicitly suggests, might not deserve to face heavy consequences.
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