ESPN Plus basically sounds like a new, crummier ESPN channel for $5.
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TVs had gotten skinnier and sound had gotten crummier as a consequence.
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The flying experience feels like it gets crummier all the time, and people trudge through it.
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For some, the thought of a crummier cup of coffee in the morning just might do it.
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EBay, the first e-commerce site, was until recently the web's kitschier, crummier answer to Benjamin's arcades or Breton's Saint-Ouen.
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If all this sounds a bit in the weeds, here's the bottom line: Low-income Americans get less money to buy crummier insurance.
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The architecture of the bill pushes insurers to create plans with higher deductibles and less coverage and the shrunken tax credits push consumers towards crummier insurance.
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With a starting price of $400, it's also pretty appealing—particularly compared to last year's simple iPad, which is heavier, has a lower resolution display, and crummier processor.
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It's also why we look at Green's brilliant combination of intellect and grit and happenstance, and wonder what he might do in some of the NBA's crummier environments.
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Here are the new levels: If all this sounds a bit in the weeds, here's the bottom line: Low-income Americans get less money to buy crummier insurance.
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Newspaper circulation rose between 1940 and 1990, but likely only because more people were reading fewer papers, and, as A. J. Liebling once observed, nothing is crummier than a one-paper town.
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More competition between individual airlines would combat this deterioration, in the form of some airlines trying to offer a better experience for the same price their competitors charge for a crummier one.
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It could backfire and wind up costing billions of dollars more because the skimpy tax credits in the bill, which aren't enough to help people buy a real insurance package, would be enough to buy new, crummier insurance plans.
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You still need to persuade members of Congress to vote for the bill — and they're apt to wonder what will happen to them when 24 million people lose their health insurance and millions more find themselves forced into crummier, higher-deductible care.
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You need a good CPU, and if you want Rift level content you really need a powerful GPU—like AMD's Radeon RX 56—which goes for nearly $500, or you need to suck it up and go with crummier graphics while saving money on something like Nvidia's GeForce GTX 970—which can be had for around $250 if you're lucky.
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Born in Saginaw, Michigan, Hughes graduated from Kalamazoo College in 1977 and moved to New York City two years later to become a feminist painter. She worked as a waitress to support herself but felt unfulfilled, later writing: "Why had I moved to New York City to live in an even crummier apartment and do the same things that I was doing in Kalamazoo?" She saw a poster promoting a "Double X-rated Christmas party" to be held in the basement of a Catholic church. There she found lesbian women stripping, kissing booths, and a highly sexual atmosphere.
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It was also nominated for a Golden Reel Award in the category of "Best Sound Editing - Television Animation", which it lost to the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Mermaid Man & Barnacle Boy". On October 7, 2008, "Treehouse of Horror X" was released as part of The Simpsons: The Complete Eleventh Season DVD set. Mike Scully, George Meyer, Ian Maxtone-Graham, Ron Hauge, Donick Cary, Tim Long, Matt Selman and Pete Michels participated in the audio commentary of the episode. Following its broadcast, "Treehouse of Horror X" received positive reviews from critics. In his review of The Simpsons: The Complete Eleventh Season, Colin Jacobson of DVD Movie Guide wrote "Even in the series’ crummier seasons, the staff always seems to come up with a good Halloween episode", and that "Treehouse of Horror X" "continues that trend".
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He's often married, middle-aged, with a crummy marriage, a crummier sex life or both....Technically, we call him a pedophile, a child molestor."quoted in Sharbutt The network believed that its changes addressed the problems with the episode and contended that the episode was about pedophilia and not homosexuality. Richard Gitter of the network's Standards and Practices department defended the episode's social value, saying that "the importance of the script is to present to the public the problems of coping with such a tragic situation by the young assaulted victim. Not only is the physical damage to be repaired, but the mental damage involved in facing the assailant after the attack, reporting the incident to his family and authorities, pursuing prosecution through the judicial system and the return to emotional stability in facing his peers and his friends.
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