They proved to contain damning revelation after damning revelation, and eventually resulted in Nixon's political demise.
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You see similar attempts to spin non-damning facts as damning in other parts of the report as well.
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The more lies that fascists tell, Arendt teaches us, the more that the reader's conception of the damning and the not-damning is blurred.
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Whether Nadler and other Democrats could get Barr to admit something damning under questioning — if there is indeed something damning to admit — is an open question.
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In a week of damning testimonies and revelations, however, none were more damning than US Ambassador Gordon Sondland's midweek session, which proved to be perhaps a game changer.
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We have to say ... the similarity is pretty damning.
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When the evidence against him emerged, it was therefore damning.
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Damning details about OPM's porous security emerged at the hearing.
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It's a long, damning list, and it's only getting longer.
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It's a gently written sentence, but it's damning beyond measure.
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The most damning part of it all is the competition.
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Particularly damning is what today's repeal will mean for marginalized
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Cohen's damning testimony before the House Oversight Committee on Feb.
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Then they gave perhaps the most damning quote we heard.
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One damning bit of evidence that the images are fake?
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On the other hand, that same information can be damning.
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That was by far the most egregious and damning example.
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"A lot of the damning evidence already came out," Rep.
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Much more damning: he is unscrupulous, unserious and poorly organised.
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"It was very damning for the president," Lieu told reporters.
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The most damning piece of evidence was a 4 a.m.
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And they are damning the Republicans with charges of hypocrisy.
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Alexander S. Vindman, a Ukraine expert who delivered damning testimony.
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He is also the one whose story is most damning.
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Whatever those charges will be, the evidence seems pretty damning.
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It's not a very big poll, but it's still damning.
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The reaction of all this has at times been damning.
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The case against the AUMF's continued existence is damning indeed.
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However, damning findings from Mueller would create that solid ground.
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Friday's damning report is the second part of an investigation.
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The commission's final report, released this week, is, well, damning.
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Critics said the gap between the two investigations was damning.
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Why wait until now to release damning information about Trump?
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The fallout from the news conference was swift and damning.
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But, the context is even more damning in that regard.
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Infinity announces damning allegations about Astrid's adventure in New York!
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Simply put, it is a very damning, very angry mess.
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Yet I still find that explanation to be terribly damning.
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A vivid, colorful recitation of those efforts would be damning.
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A vivid, colorful recitation of those efforts would be damning.
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We know what they were hiding, and it's awfully damning.
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Together, though, they tell a damning story of organizational incompetence.
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If there's really strong damning evidence, that's a different matter.
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Of course, EMAILS: Mike Pence Edition is not quite as damning as the not-so-damning Hillary Clinton private email server situation, in which she was dealing with classified information as secretary of state.
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I think it was long and damning and about some standards.
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RELATED: 10 most damning findings from report on Russian election interference
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Like, would Drake like to respond to this damning data point?
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And a new damning discovery was just made by The Intercept.
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Individually each story is damning, but the collective result is chilling.
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And it's a damning indictment of gender bias in the workplace.
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They called it the "cinéma du look," damning with faint English.
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After a month, they delivered a report, and it was damning.
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Their stories spun a damning narrative about Cosby over four days.
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Trump is pretty clearly hiding something damning in his tax returns.
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There's no proof that the Clinton campaign released the damning tape.
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Tonight, we have even more new damning information to bring you.
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With Chapo's trial nearing a conclusion, López was a damning witness.
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So how did this damning document land in the public domain?
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They said nothing terribly damning, but it left a bad smell.
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The Holder investigation is allegedly much more damning for the company.
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At first sight, Uber's retreat appears to fit this damning profile.
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The case against thought leaders, The Ideas Industry shows, is damning.
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Ezra Klein: What we know about Trump and Putin is damning.
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It turned out to be a remarkable and potentially damning miscalculation.
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But even if nothing else is found, the evidence is damning.
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The Times' portrayal of her leadership in his absence is damning.
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Samsung's take: Its written outlook was terse and brief, but damning.
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The coverage has been as damning as it was once fawning.
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Sentencing memos reveal damning evidence about collusion and campaign finance violations.
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"I think some of these things are indeed damning," he said.
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China's actions compel damning conclusions about the behavior of the CCP.
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Can it be made to look damning, even if it isn't?
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" On HuffPost the banner story read: "TAYLOR BOMBSHELL: DAMNING TRUMP CALL.
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Second, let's look at the damning statements about China and others.
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These charges are particularly damning since they come from two Republicans.
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Yet no evidence was more damning than the Iranian nuclear deal.
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Our committee helped unearth the most damning evidence against the president.
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But Chukwu's film is assured, distinctly understated, and utterly damning—not
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Tariffs are incredibly damning to consumers, to companies, to capital formation.
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But what he presents, incomplete as it is, is still damning.
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Many Democrats saw the hearings as providing damning testimony against Trump.
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In the end, Mr. Kagoike failed to produce any damning revelations.
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"The initial summary of the phone call was damning," she said.
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The report is damning, though largely unsurprising to many black Americans.
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The UN give a damning verdict on the effects of austerity.
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Deaf Republic is harrowing and damning, if we dare to listen.
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When you hear them all together like that, it's really damning.
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It focuses on the more damning second half, dealing with obstruction.
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This isn't the first time Duterte has faced such damning allegations.
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This is also the damning quality of Steam as a platform.
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What's especially damning is what each of them said on 8chan.
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But was the defense's revelation really as damning as it seemed?
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Still, Russia's gesture is more damning to Google than the fine.
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But the report's actual contents are remarkably damning all the same.
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U.N. investigators issued a damning report on the brutal siege of rebel-held eastern Ghouta, citing the starvation of civilians and indiscriminate bombardment by Syrian government forces and their allies but omitting damning details about chemical attacks.
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ProPublica released a damning report on the neo-Nazi group last week.
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And if that destruction is made visible to the public, it's damning.
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Again, it is a damning verdict of the so-called European civilisation.
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Her tracks are simultaneously sultry and damning, tackling desire, femininity, and control.
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Not every news story about a politician's past has to be damning.
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Still, hope for the couple persisted, and this Instagram is pretty damning.
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Ted Lieu of California said Mulvaney's comments were "very damning" for Trump.
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"That is all very damning for the President of the United States."
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"The fact that they've killed Americans is the most damning of all."
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On a much smaller scale, though, making typos is still pretty damning.
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They couldn't confirm any of the file's salacious details or damning allegations.
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Still, opponents of the Trump-Russia probe saw the memo as damning.
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Most male comedians, especially the popular ones, have damning material about women.
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Combined with the contents of the computers, they painted a damning picture.
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Mark Zuckerberg's response to the NYT's damning Facebook story proved its point.
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"It's very damning," said Rosemary Shahan, founder of Consumers for Auto Reliability.
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More detailed and damning information may be included in a classified section.
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So far, though, there's very little actual evidence of anything massively damning.
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And that proximity to a firearm is even more damning for women.
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There is some contact, but those e-mails again are pretty damning.
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We&aposre going to have all the damning new details coming up.
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His conclusion is surprisingly damning, considering that he still supports the administration.
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VIDA's 2015 numbers are in, and, as always, the results are damning.
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The mental construct of masculinity ends up damning the criminal even further.
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Headlines New BoE deputy governor Charlotte Hogg resigns after damning report on.ft.
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The damning thing is they were always there — waving, touching, groping, grabbing.
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The most damning evidence of all is also the shadiest we've seen.
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Juno's most damning quality is trying too hard to appear charminlgly shambolic.
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Yet the critical reports continue, and today's was the most damning yet.
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That's more damning than anyone else's description of him could ever be.
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The ruling gave a damning description of the behavior of Sara Netanyahu.
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The timeline is damning, but at least the update is here now.
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Most damning of all, there were hints of pity in James' voice.
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" — SETH MEYERS "Today the new evidence against President Trump was called 'damning.
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Instead, the video focused on helping spread damning information about his administration.
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But it was Comey who served as perhaps the most damning witness.
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His damning 10-page opening statement was published Friday night by CNN.
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In fact, it's damning evidence of how out of touch Twitter is.
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That frightening, damning pronouncement is the last line of fiction Paley published.
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That they haven't is a damning sign of where their priorities lie.
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Clearly that's not damning in our country or in our politics anyhow.
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The evidence seems pretty damning, but 6ix9ine's attorney says they're not flinching.
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While the police recommendations seem — and are — damning, they are legally meaningless.
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The initial revelations, 219 years after World War II ended, are damning.
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Nevertheless, the findings of a 1998 inquiry into his conduct were damning.
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Evidence against the three women appears to be among the most damning.
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The clearer the picture got, the more damning it became for Russia.
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And they're aware that damning new disclosures can burst upon them anytime.
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This is especially damning for esports gamers who need every advantage possible.
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O'Keefe hadn't bothered to contact the employee before airing the damning footage.
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The House impeachment hearings exhibited hours of damning testimony against the president.
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The last two years of hirings and firings are a damning sample.
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Even when seemingly damning video evidence existed, grand juries refused to indict.
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"The damning truth is austerity is making our society sicker," he said.
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That's also been corroborated by a lot of damning testimony from witnesses.
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The fact I had these thoughts to begin with was damning enough.
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There is also a damning lack of heroic figures in the revolution.
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Faced with more damning evidence, the industry will obfuscate rather than enlighten.
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For Caruana Galizia's most damning allegations have proved to be chillingly precise.
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Still, that effort did put certain damning facts into the public record.
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The copious and damning evidence provided may as well not have existed.
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The report's conclusions are particularly damning with respect to the government's involvement.
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That's partly because the evidence of the case itself is so damning.
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The reports paint a damning picture of the PCAOB and the industry.
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The piece later went back up, with a far less damning headline.
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In the aftermath of Mr. Cohen's damning testimony, several things stand out.
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It would be damning if it were true, or even half-true.
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The results suggest a damning failure for Modi and his flagship policy.
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Just Thursday morning, damning new evidence emerged linking Russia to the hacks.
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But it's actually both more damning and more important than it seems.
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Wednesday's Wall Street Journal contains what sounds like a pretty damning revelation.
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Mueller's report is far more nuanced, complex, and damning than Barr suggested.
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Will he leak more information from wife Kim Kardashian's arsenal of damning information?
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This fact seems damning to Syed, and it troubled Koenig throughout the podcast.
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The damning judgment could apply to Mozilla, the maker of the Firefox browser.
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It makes sense that Russia would want to release damning emails against Clinton.
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And there's so much damning evidence that he had to have done it.
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The silence is particularly damning because political trolls have never been more active.
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"It was the most damning testimony," Democratic Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz told Reuters.
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This certainly says something damning about Trump specifically and his administration more broadly.
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In addition to the supposed tape, the dossier contains other potentially damning allegations.
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Fourth, Zuckerberg answered questions about the most damning elements of the Times' report.
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In the book, a woman cradles damning knowledge about a rising star politician.
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Few Tanzanian businessmen are as critical publicly, but in private they are damning.
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Perhaps the most damning criticism of Paul's video came from another video star.
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Now, let&aposs take a look at some of the most damning evidence.
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Photo: GettyThis week, a third whistleblower came forward with damning allegations against Tesla.
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But in the process he's helped to underline something damning about GOP elites.
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Its comprehensive report, which took four years to research and write, was damning.
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Despite the report's damning findings, it appears unlikely to change the TSA's operations.
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In it, women read a litany of Trump's own damning words about women.
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The anchor throws to some new, damning audio from America's latest horrorshow president.
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Between them Arlovski and Overeem hold a remarkable—and damning—twenty knockout losses.
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Maybe. Do the clips seem a lot more damning taken out of context?
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Comey's opening statement, which was released on Wednesday afternoon, was damning and comprehensive.
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Vice also published a damning report about a nationwide scam on the platform.
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Eisinger is truly damning on how the Obama administration handled white-collar crime.
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The Mueller report is a damning glimpse into how Trump campaigns and governs.
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He continued to claim vindication after the report's full, damning contents became public.
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It's deeply damning and deeply accurate—and the audience eagerly claps in time.
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Apparently, several data breaches and damning studies were no match for that pride.
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"As damning and dark as it is beautiful," Mr. Hodgman wrote on Twitter.
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Thompson, who's spent time living in London, seems slightly damning of the place.
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Certainly, there was no outright exclusion, which would have been ludicrous and damning.
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The book's premise was a "damning indictment," a Times review said in 1963.
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These are damning statements delivered behind the plausible deniability of a comedy routine.
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Unsurprisingly, these damning allegations against Weinstein have become fodder for the conservative media.
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"The response from the film industry was swift and damning," Amazon's filing said.
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"It looks damning for Kaspersky, but we don't yet know the whole story."
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The details are damning, but she says she doesn't want them to be.
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Then there was the profile of Neumann that included some ultimately damning stories.
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The POGO report is just the latest damning assessment of the F-35.
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It is a low-key but damning condemnation of how Palestinians are dehumanized.
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His opening statement was damning for Trump and his personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani.
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Standing behind a Venezuelan flag, he offered a damning assessment of the opposition.
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This is disaster mgmt malpractice," Konyndyk tweeted, calling the report "so, so, damning.
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The state Senate election in Wisconsin is another damning data point for Republicans.
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This has become the most damning case of political correctness in American life.
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Perhaps this is the most damning evidence staring us blatantly in the face.
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Lyft disputes the claims, which from a city-planning perspective are quite damning.
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But a more damning charge against Ms. Park and Ms. Choi was bribery.
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North Carolina paints an especially damning profile of this failure in our democracy.
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"I have never seen such a damning report in my life," said Sen.
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But they think it's more likely that the CBO analysis will be damning.
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Turley sees the memo as damning for both the Democrats and the FBI.
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The inquiry, led by Judge Yvonne Murphy, issued a damning conclusion in 2009.
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"Could have been so easy – now a mess," was the president's damning conclusion.
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Murphy sits on the Foreign Relations Committee and views the report as damning.
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This is the most damning aspect that can be derived from this book.
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One after another, women have recounted damning accounts of how he abused them.
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The hook, line, and sinker in this damning report of 21st century cloning.
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The reason you can't publicly articulate this defense is that it's ridiculously damning.
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By that definition, the results of the British study are still pretty damning.
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She continued into the damning statement that there are no gloves in MMA.
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And my dislike bloomed into pretty damning rhetoric, as it happened, so damning I suspect it won me an award as a critic because I was funny and maybe a bit savage in the way I yelled at him in print.
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And the other people will say it&aposs really chock-full of damning things.
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SS: That's quite damning in what is arguably the world's largest consumer of energy.
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At a volleyball match on Sunday, one damning slogan made it into the crowd.
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Hatch also alluded to some other damning reports that he didn't specify in detail.
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The arguments against the link between EV-D68 and AFM aren't necessarily damning either.
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What are Barr's responses to the seemingly damning analysis Mueller gave about certain episodes?
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But it was Sondland's testimony that had the potential to be the most damning.
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That last image was pretty damning — and Jaime was fairly close to Drogon's flame.
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The latest damning report finds the office is not living up to its promise.
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Still, this avalanche of information will probably in many cases prove damning and consequential.
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Another memory that has made several damning appearances is the one from the shack.
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This damning data for phone slobs comes from Match's latest Singles in America survey.
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Despite the seemingly damning photos and video, Kardashian reportedly forgave the Cleveland Cavilers star.
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But I think the most damning moment of Clapper View appearance was this one.
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But the first lot of Paradise Papers revelations seem to contain nothing so damning.
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Most damning though was a 25 settlement between the agency and an unnamed woman.
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Most damning was the OIG's assertion that none of the redactions made anyone safer.
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Democrats say they have already heard "damning" testimony against Trump in the impeachment inquiry.
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That may seem like I'm damning these things with faint praise, but I'm not.
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So the film is damning: sins against the stranger more by omission than commission.
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"I guess we ain't getting one," she wrote next to a damning shrug emoji.
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After this damning piece of evidence was revealed, the conspiracy theorists got to work.
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The billionaire also issued his most damning indictment of the current campaigns to date.
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But a lengthy article published by New York Magazine on Monday is more damning.
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North Korea frequently criticizes U.S. foreign policy so this week's statement isn't exactly damning.
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Gotta say, the video's pretty damning, although it's hard to tell who's the aggressor.
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The mayor has been the focus of damning headlines in local tabloids for days.
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Their view of the case was well known and unambiguously damning to the president.
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Given what we already know, it's hard to believe that it won't be damning.
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There are ultimately no grand revelations here, and no damning new pieces of evidence.
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But their silence amid this growing scandal is itself a damning indictment of Pruitt.
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He nonetheless took office with a history arguably as damning as any postapartheid leader.
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Would even the most damning revelations puncture the lingering mythology of the public schools?
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North Korea state media regularly publishes damning comments about the US and its allies.
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Furthermore, his opponents can saturate West Virginia airwaves with any number of damning quotes.
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Martha McSally, an Arizona Republican, sounded a similarly damning note later in the hearing.
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Only the jury is in the dark about how damning those tapes actually are.
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Democrats are suspicious that Comey's investigators had uncovered damning evidence in the Russia investigation.
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Oh also lacks a damning platoon split or troubling walk and home-run tendencies.
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This is perhaps the most damning piece of evidence in the conspiracy theorists' arsenal.
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The effects are damning to the actuarial models insurers rely on to price risk.
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What could be more damning than being trapped in a randomly assigned flesh-sack?
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The evidence she presents is as damning as her ultimate prescription is earnestly impassioned.
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Avenatti, for his part, claims to already have all the damning evidence he needs.
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The evidence that the special counsel has so far made public is damning enough.
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There was, however, other evidence available — though the video was the most damning piece.
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For the first time in my life, I didn't label our differences as damning.
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The report also contains some damning new information about Trump campaign links to Russia.
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And the notion was, he would have undercover footage that was, in theory, damning.
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"The chorus is a damning repetition of we set up for nothing," he explains.
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The most damning examples for Mr. Dutton may yet come from beyond Australia's border.
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The fatal crashes and a cascade of damning revelations have badly damaged Boeing's reputation.
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No matter how damning the facts or clear the evidence, they will defend him.
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Earlier this month, a potentially damning whistleblower complaint from within the intelligence community emerged.
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Women's rights group the Fawcett Society said action must follow such a "damning" report.
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"I think the facts of this are so damning and so clear," said Rep.
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From a man who was by Trump's side for years, the testimony is damning.
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Indeed, he was on the road Wednesday as Sondland was delivering his damning testimony.
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Everything he has done since then proves that something may very well be damning.
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But what about the damning research on the pesticide's widespread harm to protected species?
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It is a damning indictment of how dangerous corporate lobbies are to our democracy.
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The most salacious and damning allegations in the dossier remain unverified to this day.
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The accidental disclosure appeared to some experts to be perhaps most damning of all.
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Kfanksbye x More damning evidence will without a doubt to be leaked from Ankara.
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Such a message feels hollow, almost as pointless as the damning Goodreads review, "Meh."
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As in many Clinton scandals, the facts are a little less damning up close.
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And then it lays out, in painstaking detail, a damning case against the president.
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The deal apparently was never settled, but the conversations in themselves were damning enough.
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Sometimes a clarification of a mistake is even more damning than the mistake itself.
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The statement of facts accepted by the company as part of its settlement was damning.
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If tariffs were put on that would be very damning to an iconic US company.
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Despite the damning words in the press conference, Smollett has not confessed to the accusations.
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On March 8th, The Wall Street Journal published a damning report about caregiver platform Care.
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And the New York Times published damning internal emails regarding the positioning of that contract.
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And indeed, in the coming days, a series of damning leaks poured into the press.
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"It is a damning portrait because there's no other way to tell it," said Curran.
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Forlani's account comes just days after The New Yorker published a damning exposé on Weinstein.
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The company's internal health studies, as damning as they were, were limited to factory employees.
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Far more damning than those numbers, from a studio's point of view, is this one.
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She talked up his inexperience -- questioning his qualifications and readiness -- in that damning 3 a.m.
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He knows how damning it can be once others deem you an outsider in America.
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But it is already clear that the protests hold three damning messages for Iran's regime.
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"What we heard was that people didn't want any more diversity," the damning quote read.
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The only appropriate thing about the situation has been the internet's immediate and damning response.
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BRANSON: The IPCC report was one of the most damning reports I've ever read. Terrifying.
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However, the chart, despite its crowded middle square, is not as damning as it appears.
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Even the damning quotes by Moses Farrow, Farrow and Allen's adopted son, are nothing new.
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These new emails may be exactly the sort of damning exchanges that critics of Mrs.
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Texas Governor Greg abbot says damning evidence was found inside the teen&aposs home. Watch.
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Weirdly, I find the battery life number much more damning on a model with LTE.
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The details that emerged from Huddersfield were, as in past cases, damning of the authorities.
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There's also this damning quote that comes from Trump's book, The Art of the Comeback.
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As CBS investigates the claims, six more women have come forward with similarly damning stories.
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The specificity of Donald Trump Jr.'s email chain is what makes it so damning.
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An increase in premiums and deductibles over the next couple years will be particularly damning.
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Well, a judge didn't bite on any of it, and his reasoning is pretty damning.
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But Mulder's criticisms of the work, as expressed in her tweets, were much more damning.
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Wildstein's testimony is some of the most damning evidence to emerge in the Bridgegate trials.
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But they also led to one of the most damning findings in the CBO report.
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It was an incredible turnaround: A damning Washington Post and 93 Minutes report on Sunday.
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But I will say that the audio released by the Guardian seems damning for Gianforte.
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"Hi Alina, it's Jorge — the kid that sends you those letters," the damning rejection begins.
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Despite the damning evidence, schools increasingly rely on punitive practices to respond to minor infractions.
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Democrats consider a reconstructed transcript of that call their most damning evidence against Mr. Trump.
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Now, Bleu has added her voice to the chorus, and the evidence is pretty damning.
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Dassey provided many of the most damning details himself in response to open-ended questions.
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The long-term data is even more damning of the bitcoin-stocks theory, says Bilello.
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But the depictions in the Times of both sexual misconduct and corporate misconduct are damning.
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At this point the prosecution switched tactics, focusing on their most damning evidence, the DNA.
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The Loudest Voice is a damning portrait of Ailes, though his actions speak for themselves.
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The 47-page indictment is beyond damning—and it also makes for jaw-dropping reading.
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But the reality is that sex work is much more complex, and complicated, and damning.
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While Carr's caution is warranted, some of the evidence, as Rid pointed out, is damning.
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And even in the spectacularly unlikely event that it is him, that's not exactly damning.
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He could not simply walk away; Lythgoe had shared too much damning information with him.
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The further Macy wades into the wreckage of addiction, the more damning her indictment becomes.
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But below the surface, a damning expose into the terminal malaise that was 70s Britain.
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Read More: Myanmar's brutal treatment of Rohingya Muslims back in spotlight after damning new reports
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Some troubling-to-outright-damning episodes have been lost in the noise around its release.
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This could be read not as a ringing endorsement but as damning with faint praise.
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Dassey provided many of the most damning details himself in response to open‐ended questions.
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In a damning point-by-point rebuttal, residents proved that the article was a fabrication.
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Michelle Goldberg argues that a Trump-friendly media machine would overlook a damning Mueller report.
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But it does offer a rather damning list of interactions between Trump allies and Russians.
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Mr. Mueller's investigators view that statement as damning, according to people familiar with the investigation.
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Some argued that, even given what we know, the obstruction case against Trump looked damning.
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That would be a far less damning series of events for Trump and his aides.
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The most damning indictment comes from none other than Kore-eda, the legendary filmmaker himself.
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The comments mostly added up to a damning conclusion: Mr. Trump had tricked his voters.
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Together they paint a damning picture of a broken modern system built on old biases.
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Jeremy Renner is firing back against damning accusations made by his ex-wife Sonni Pacheco.
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While Forbes heralded the film as the best of the year, another damning perspective emerged.
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" He added, "And the facts were so damning—I thought it could be a year?
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The fact-check tagged Trump with four "Pinocchios" — its most damning rating — for his misstatements.
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"It does seem that Republicans know there is something really damning about this testimony," Rep.
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The emails, shared with the Federal Aviation Administration and lawmakers, "are incredibly damning," said Rep.
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The nation deserves to know all the facts, damning and exonerating, of the president's conduct.
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The answers to these questions could prove damning to Trump and his most senior officials.
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Rather, they want him to illuminate some of the most damning bits of his report.
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Even though Choudhury's crimes are a matter of record, Yogi, Guru, Predator is very damning.
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Frustrated that the damning report was never released, Quatrevaux eventually shared it with BuzzFeed News.
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The government publicized the indictments after a British inquest issued damning findings about the killings.
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The board's public summary of that Pepper Hamilton briefing, in May 2016, was still damning.
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But as damning as they believe the transcript to be, they want to see more.
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His systemic view of the museum's role in the capitalist food chain is stunningly damning.
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Democrats say the July 25 timeline provides a damning account of presidential abuses of office.
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Either path would require further, even more damning revelations, and even then neither is likely.
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"It's just an excuse to prevent evidence, damning evidence, from reaching the public," he said.
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More damning still, there is but one manager who could be classified as African-American.
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The scandal occurred under her watch, a seemingly damning indictment of her judgment and competence.
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This all occurred under her watch, a seemingly damning indictment of her judgment and competence.
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Eventually, Don Jr. tweeted out his email thread with Goldstone — and it sure looked damning.
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Over the past year, Raymond had received a series of increasingly damning evaluations from his supervisors.
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The man is casting the damning report as having huge potential for change within the company.
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Though when others, like Taylor Swift, do and make a few missteps, it can be damning.
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Almost as damning as the allegations themselves have been the allegations of a Vatican cover-up.
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Both examine the darker side of humanity, often making damning critiques of society in the process.
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I&aposd have to say he found out what would certainly in my opinion be damning.
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Lansu outlined the damning allegations in the piece, set to post at noon on July 12.
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Mr Trump began his election campaign by damning Mexicans as rapists and killers of American jobs.
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That iCloud account is particularly damning given how tightly Apple ties specific phone numbers to accounts.
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He replaced Fiona Hill, who already gave some pretty damning testimony to Congress two weeks ago.
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The findings that result may point to even more damning conclusions than have already been established.
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Here are a few of the most damning lines from the recording, both uttered by Bentley.
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This is by far the most damning account of Trump's conduct yet in the impeachment inquiry.
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The document itself — released by the White House in September — is quite damning as it is.
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Selling contaminated and nearly expired products were just one of the damning allegations in the lawsuit.
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Facebook was hit with yet another damning story about its treatment of user data on Tuesday.
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Though fellow comedians on the platform like Klein seem to think this instance isn't particularly damning.
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Banking on inherent empathy in players (as in life) is unwise at best, damning at worst.
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Democrats were hoping for more, something that would highlight the truly damning nature of Mueller's report.
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It's an "evidentiary snark hunt", he wrote, to thumb through stump-speech transcripts for damning bits.
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Even if you go full corkboard conspiracy, it's hard to connect the dots into something damning.
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Of course, it would only take one particularly damning email to harm the oil giant's case.
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Economist Jed Kolko has written a pretty damning data-driven investigation of our supposed urban revival.
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Plus, White House advisors reportedly worry that even more damning information about Kavanaugh will come out.
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Earlier this year, dozens of internet companies wrote a letter to the FCC damning the practice.
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But it remains unclear just what that information would be — and how damning it would prove.
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In the most damning show of that, live NFL games are absent from the service altogether.
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The New York Times investigation from June 1 was particularly damning for Boeing and the FAA.
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Lastly, and perhaps most damning for Qualcomm, Judge Koh ordered Qualcomm undergo seven years of monitoring.
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And here is what current FBI Director Christopher Wray said about all of these damning findings.
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My eight-year-old daughter picked it up in a few minutes, forever damning her soul.
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Or are you just now realizing that Uber is a company full of many damning problems?
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If lawmakers decide to regulate its algorithms, that could have damning implications for the company's business.
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Today, following The New Yorker's damning exposé, the DA's office issued a statement about that decision.
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Yes, the 2005 footage of Trump is damning enough on its own to attract significant coverage.
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Donald Trump, Jr. emails provide damning info that shows intent, if not actual collusion w/ #Russia.
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Those are pretty damning numbers, raising questions about preparedness among the next wave of healthcare providers.
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It turned into quite the conspiracy, with rather damning internal emails unearthed by the The Guardian.
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In Mr Anderson's damning judgment, it was "an impenetrable scheme for the redistribution of oligarchic power".
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Stone did not appear to react as the prosecution revealed potentially damning and often vulgar messages.
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And his detailed answers provide a damning rebuttal to the FBI's portrayal of the Steele material.
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And this is the least damning thing Corker said about Trump in his interview with Manu!
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There is damning evidence that war crimes have been committed by the Saudi Arabia-led coalition.
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Over it all hung Ms. Kane's implicit threat that more damning emails were in the wings.
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But the evidence against Fields was too damning, and the jury was convinced of Fields' guilt.
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One of the most damning chapters features an unnamed facility where antidepressant trials are frequently conducted.
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The New York Times has already been publishing damning details from a draft of the report.
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By trying to pressure Comey to "let Flynn go," the president created his own damning narrative.
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Why has Mr. Trump's support not collapsed further in the face of some fairly damning revelations?
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Does damning footage of Donald J. Trump exist from his days as host of "The Apprentice"?
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Of those, the group rated 95 as "false" or "pants on fire," their most damning classifications.
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Roy Moore, taking a page from Trump's playbook, remains defiant despite the damning evidence against him.
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The EIS is rife with missing data and damning realities, said the NRDC senior counsel, Reynolds.
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Overall, the report is a damning look at Levandowski's digital footprints after his departure from Google.
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He dealt with it by holding spectacular press conferences and giving damning testimony on Capitol Hill.
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Comey got a similar treatment after his damning testimony in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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His own national security officials have bolstered the damning evidence that is mounting against the president.
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In the end, as damning as Mr. Comey's conclusion was, he did not claim that Mrs.
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The fact pattern on him is far more damning than the fact pattern on Al Franken.
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Each and every time the CBO has looked into GOP health legislation, the verdict was damning.
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This all occurred under her watch, a seemingly damning indictment of her own judgment and competence.
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But it is certainly imaginable that Robert Mueller's investigation will reveal something truly damning and impeachable.
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Yet the White House took a curiously long time to act on this seemingly damning information.
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His damning conclusions were encased in dense legal jargon that the president distorted into a vindication.
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In its silence and implications, it is a damning indictment of what American "conservatives" have become.
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Even more damning was the highly anticipated review done by Justice Department inspector general Michael Horowitz.
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The Washington Post published damning audio on Friday of Trump bragging about groping women in 2005.
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Instead, most point a damning finger at the privatization of what was once a public utility.
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The still of Sherman diving and missing Williams on the goal line is even more damning.
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Vindman's testimony in the House's impeachment inquiry was some of the most damning against the president.
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"Uncanny Valley" is a reminder that the reality is far more muddled but no less damning.
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And experience has taught me that damning criticism can be as useful, promotion-wise, as praise.
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But the track record of secret audio recordings featuring Trump has been both damning and newsworthy.
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"This is significant and very damning," a former ICE official, who requested anonymity, told BuzzFeed News.
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Now information that may be much more private, and much more damning, is in strangers' hands.
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Nearly every week, talking heads and campaign reporters zealously cover another supposedly damning thing Trump said.
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Bloomberg is spamming and MIT is damning, but first: a cartoon about brick and mortar algorithms.
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They've hoped the E.U. ambassador will be a counterweight to the damning whistleblower allegations against Trump.
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Despite damning evidence and multiple witnesses, to date, none of these accusations have seemingly affected him.
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Those autopsies are potentially damning, as a killing in the first week of Duterte's campaign suggests.
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The damning report led to renewed speculation about whether changes might finally come to Facebook's leadership.
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In fact, the most damning refrain from CBD haters is that it doesn't… really… do anything.
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It almost certainly will not lead to Trump's removal, no matter how damning the investigation's findings.
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In the end, there would be no damning videos, no funds pouring into a new foundation.
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These damning leaks will continue unabated until the first few leakers are caught, cuffed and prosecuted.
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Surely, some thought, Comey wouldn't make such a dramatic statement without having discovered something damning. Right?
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And without that, we can speculate, and the kind of speculation here can be very damning.
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"They know what the most damaging and damning parts of their accounts are," Ms. Ryzik said.
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Out of all the evidence I have just presented, this one is perhaps the most damning.
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There's a fundamental misunderstanding at work in damning abstraction by associating it with erasure and irresponsibility.
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But it's also damning that Mattingly would say Bonds' enthusiasm waned as the season wore on.
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The allegations of violence are particularly damning considering Schneiderman was the state's top law enforcement official.
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Most damning, perhaps, to the fancy liberal self-conception: Republicans score higher in susceptibility to persuasion.
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Most damning testimony yet: Most Democrats emerging Tuesday from Taylor's closed-door testimony in the Capitol basement were tight-lipped on details but effusive on a central point: the ambassador, they said, was delivering the most damning testimony yet in the Democrats' impeachment investigation into President Trump.
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The committee is especially damning of Facebook's actions in Burma (as indeed many others have also been), condemning the company's failure to prevent its platform from being used to spread hate and fuel violence against the Rohingya ethnic minority — and citing the UN's similarly damning assessment.
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If Jordan truly said all of that, why wouldn't producers show viewers that kind of damning evidence?
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A white-hot WikiLeaks dump of DNC emails, many of which revealed damning favoritism toward Hillary Clinton.
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Once the damning substance of the Mueller report became clear, there were some Democrats, such as Sen.
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At the time, a comeback seemed impossible — especially considering that she already had a damning diva reputation.
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"I think there are damning consequences for civic engagement," Lawless says about the decline of local papers.
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The damning report, released by the DOJ last August, identified racial bias at "every stage" of policing.
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Trump won the presidency despite a damning video where he admitted to groping women without their permission.
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Last week, the Department of Justice issued a damning report detailing Baltimore PD's history of racial discrimination.
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Syria civil war A UN commission has issued a damning report on human rights violations in Aleppo.
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Whatever the case, the release of nude photos would certainly be embarrassing for him — but hardly damning.
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This comment translated directly to how Republicans spun even the most damning revelations in the Mueller report.
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Biden was a font of faint, damning praise — especially about the young senator from Illinois, Barack Obama.
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Trump's advocates have retreated to lines of defense that, in normal times, would be considered damning condemnations.
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Peter Dinklage's fiery speech damning his father and all King's Landing for prejudice remains his finest hour.
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Morrison's name was cited 15 times in Taylor's opening statement, which Democrats view as damning for Trump.
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Each time he was confronted with a new witness who police said had damning evidence against him.
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The most damning piece of evidence against Don is that he lied about the recognizing Andrea's body.
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But there is a defensiveness about acceding to the denunciations from national Republicans and damning media reports.
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Her account was so damning that it inspired other women to come forward with their own stories.
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" — "In a sense, Facebook's defence to the Cambridge Analytica story was more damning than the story itself.
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The evidence against him was so damning that it always looked as if he would be convicted.
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I suspect not, especially since there is plenty of damning evidence that has already been made public.
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But if the story itself wasn't damning enough, the baseball team's response to it made things worse.
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Michael Jackson's music saw an uptick in consumption following the release of HBO's damning "Finding Neverland" documentary.
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That Malawi's politicians have failed to come up with such solutions is a deep and damning tragedy.
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But late Thursday night, the US military put out some information that looks very damning for Iran.
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The Bridgegate charges stem from a series of damning emails and texts made public in January 2014.
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The Bridgegate charges stem from a series of damning emails and texts made public in January 2014.
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" David Muir: The report is "far more damning to the president than the Attorney General initially indicated.
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Morrison vouched for previous damning testimony by Ambassador Bill Taylor, the Trump administration's acting ambassador to Ukraine.
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The animal rights' group noted that the damning images were shot between June 2015 and February 2016.
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In 2016 Kehlani was hospitalized after an attempted suicide, allegedly triggered by online trolls and damning headlines.
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Gruber calls it "sort of damning," and says he doesn't see anybody who really disagrees with it.
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As President Nixon learned during the Watergate scandal, that kind of exposure can have a damning effect.
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Except ... Corsi goes on to claim that all this is a lot less damning than it looks.
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All of those references piled onto one another have a larger effect that's both damning and cautionary.
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An inquiry into the forensic pathology unit by Justice Stephen Goudge in 2008 drew similarly damning conclusions.
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But some of the poll's other numbers are damning or daunting if your partisan leanings tilt left.
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That's pretty damning, so Lenny (Jude Law) orders Kurtwell to come to the Vatican to stand trial.
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The prosecution's evidence was certainly damning—when the police searched Ms. Willis, they found the marked bill.
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Simmons himself has made damning statements about federal investments in clean energy, arguing it is too expensive.
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Moskovitz obtained and published damning photographic evidence of Hardy's beating of Nicole Holder on Deadspin in November.
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If Mueller's probe turns up damning evidence against the president, it's possible that Trump's numbers could crater.
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But, perhaps, her most damning line was about this American city that still doesn't have clean water.
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Despite these damning statistics, Democrats and the mainstream media claim there is no crisis at our border.
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A hundred Democratic press releases couldn't be more damning than this visible GOP nervousness about their nominee.
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It's possible, of course, that the government has more damning evidence than what it laid out Thursday.
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There could also be reputational costs: An emergence of damning footage might blemish the valuable "Apprentice" brand.
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It's unclear if Cohen has any legally damning information to provide special counsel Robert Mueller about Trump.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)This might sound damning, but that's the way things go for revolutionary gadgets.
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This isn't the first Uber movie to be shopped around, but it certainly sounds the most damning.
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In our high-tech era, it is no longer necessary to toss damning evidence into a fireplace.
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It is the artist's modern version of Swift's modest proposal with a conceit that is equally damning.
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Even more damning, there were apparently no planned large-scale sanctions on North Korea in the works.
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Be smart: The undisputed known knowns about Trump, Russia and his associates are damning and possibly actionable.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor highlighted "damning evidence" to that end, pointing to a deposition where then-Maryland Gov.
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He added: "We're looking for the damning evidence against him and we haven't seen it so far."
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This included sleeping at the office, damning review processes, and frustrated spouses that pushed them to quit.
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"It is a fairly damning indictment about some of the processes and procedures they've had in place."
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The New York Times and The New Yorker hadn't yet published their damning accounts of Harvey Weinstein.
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Within hours of the CBO score's release, multiple Republican senators acknowledged its damning implications for Ryan's bill.
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The reports said that some of the evidence against Trump was more damning than Barr's letter indicated.
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When Mr. Cox's legal opinion was published, it was damning, noting at one point that, despite Mrs.
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Mr. Mueller's report drew on hundreds of interviews to paint a damning portrait of the White House.
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A long-awaited report about potential money laundering from Danske, Denmark's largest bank by assets, is damning.
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But, in so doing, he offered a damning and cautionary tale about the nature of the man.
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"It was damning with faint praise to say the least," said Dan Pfeiffer, a longtime Obama adviser.
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The fact that these files — called the "perversion files" — were kept hidden by the organization is damning.
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Then he sat and listened to damning evidence that he repeatedly lied to his hedge-fund investors.
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"How is that anything but the most damning charge upon Apple's pitch with their card?" responded Hansson.
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Trending down: 12 anonymous Facebook employees published a damning open letter about ongoing discrimination at the company.
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Wuerl's record has come under fire in the wake of a damning grand jury investigation in Pennsylvania.
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It was the deep appeal of such "certainties" that proved the most damning to the Branch Davidians.
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These allegedly involved Weinstein using damning reporting on Lauer to spook NBC, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The renewed F.B.I. investigation was very limited in its scope, frustrating Democrats, and produced no damning material.
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It is reported that such testimony would be damning to the president, but is that necessarily so?
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During those years, Tweeden shared the damning photograph of Franken with a few good friends, including Hannity.
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Then in 2017, Uber was upended by damning headlines about its workplace culture and by customer boycotts.
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This evidence is damning, yet excessive wait times are hardly the only major problem with veterans' treatment.
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Democratic committee leaders called the document "damning," while Trump insisted there was "no pressure" put on Zelensky.
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So when presented with a new damning scandal, they decided to finally stop worrying and love impeachment.
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"The industry may have been putting plans together, but the evidence is pretty damning," Mr. Masters said.
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Public testimony of the House impeachment inquiry revealed damning new details about the president's dealings with Ukraine.
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But in 2017, Uber was upended by damning revelations about its workplace culture and by customer boycotts.
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Rolling Stone has published a new profile of Johnny Depp by Stephen Rodrick, and it is damning.
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It's "the latest and most damning evidence to emerge regarding his intent in firing Comey," Goitein said.
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It doesn't look like Flynn had any damning information on Trump that an FBI investigation would uncover.
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Every question was filled with a vague sense of guilt and one damning thought: Am I overreacting?
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The facts of the Pentagon Papers are most damning for Lyndon B. Johnson, who's a Democratic icon.
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But if you can imagine a politician with such a broken moral compass and such a profound resistance to self-criticism that he didn't consider behavior like this to be damning, and didn't imagine that others might find it damning, the self-vetting process is the ultimate backstop.
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Collectively, the documents seem to paint a damning picture of the company's actions—and inaction—surrounding its products.
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Amnesty International and human rights NGO Article 19 issued damning reports on the government's mishandling of the protests.
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In a damning Reuters investigation published this week, Facebook's failure to heed multiple warning signs was laid bare.
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Even more damning for May is the frank message from Europe that it is not prepared to budge.
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Last year, Zuma received the backing of his African National Congress party just weeks after a damning report.
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The result was damning for researchers pursuing the connectome, a bottom-up recreation of all the brain's interconnections.
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READ: Here's the most damning evidence against El Chapo You talk about the success in capturing these kingpins.
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But Morrison may have even more damning information about Trump's push to force Ukraine to investigate the Bidens.
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Neil, after looking more than shifty during the broadcast, makes a damning confession later that night in bed.
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The suit provides damning evidence against MPD's police chief and the eight other officers involved in the suit.
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Democratic lawmakers said Taylor's testimony marked the most detailed and damning testimony yet in the the impeachment probe.
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The case you lay out is pretty damning, but I'm left wondering if any of it really matters.
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But there are no mainstream VR glove controllers, perhaps because they have a lot of truly damning shortcomings.
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The implications of law enforcement colluding with private companies to chill democratic dissent are damning and far-reaching.
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Netanyahu won despite facing three damning corruption indictments related to bribery, fraud and breach of trust in connection.
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The most damning development is, obviously, the Tuesday testimony of Bill Taylor, the top US diplomat in Ukraine.
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"The Room Where It Happened" reportedly includes fresh and damning details about Trump's personal role in the scandal.
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Far from breathing life into his damning report, the tired Robert Mueller sucked the life out of it.
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The obstruction segment of the report was so damning that many observers saw it as an impeachment referral.
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That will almost certainly leak (from Democrats if it is damning, from Republicans if it is largely exculpatory).
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Mueller doesn't have any proof of criminal collusion, but this mosaic could still tell a very damning story.
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Most damning of all, supposedly visionary minds like Musk's could never even dream of that sort of change.
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Why it matters: Democrats want to create a large, damning public record of testimony, documents and investigative reports.
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The other part that&aposs even more damning, I think, is what was the FBI&aposs role because.
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A crucial line in the fired executive's lawsuit may be the most damning review of Magic Leap yet.
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According to a damning new report from ProPublica, that's exactly what's happening in many states around the country.
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This week, an enormous batch of damning email correspondence between Pruitt and the fossil fuel industry was released.
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The New York Times published another long and damning investigation into the social giant's data practices late Tuesday.
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"This report is a damning indictment of Governor Snyder's philosophy of running government like a business," U.S. Rep.
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By the way, what happened to the damning Trump recording she promised would drop before the 2018 midterms?
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Even worse, McGlashan lead TPG's social impact strategy under the Rise Fund brand, making the charges particularly damning.
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This also comes after a damning video from the officer's dashcam was released, showing Yanez firing at Castille.
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Shulkin had drawn fire for a damning report from the inspector general of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Just weeks after the summit, the European Commission will release a damning report on the situation in Turkey.
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The most damning of all may be the faith freely given to mysterious closed firmware and unproven manufacturers.
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The Red Hen's Yelp page has blown up with glowing and damning reviews ... along political lines, of course.
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Taken together, they paint a damning picture of policies that favor harsh penalties for even minor drug use.
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Warnings about Savile's conduct went unheeded for decades, a damning report by a former judge said on Thursday.
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Kermode told the press conference Wednesday irregular betting should be considered a "red flag" but not damning evidence.
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But the most damning part of the season so far was Sunday's segment featuring Georgia lawmaker Jason Spencer.
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The damning revelations include Clinton changing her positions in real time and giving favors to Clinton Foundation donors.
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Polinsky made the damning allegations Wednesday at a news conference flanked by Eggert and his attorney, Lisa Bloom.
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He didn't reveal anything particularly damning, but he also — with her help — made himself look ineffective and clueless.
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And it's always seemed that one possibility for that damning and concrete thing would be the email hacks.
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But the most damning thing you can do to Trump is publish a transcript of his own words.
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Meanwhile on Monday, Trump warned that he will continue to attack the Clintons if further damning recordings emerge.
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Still, the numbers are particularly damning for the film industry in light of the conversation surrounding the Oscars.
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The dossier included reporting on various claims Russians were making about damning information they allegedly had on him.
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What were some of the most damning critiques of rap music you remember reading in the early 90s?
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Here are the 12 most notable quotes, ranked in order of how damning they are about Trump. 12.
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Of course, Watch Dogs' most damning fault was its design: the game simply wasn't that enjoyable to play.
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That sounds like I'm damning the hour with faint praise, but it's a bigger deal than you'd expect.
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The most damning insult to his identity comes when you decide to initiate the romance route with him.
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The most damning thing about Comey's testimony is that he confirmed it in front of the entire country.
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Comey laid out a damning account of his dealings with Trump, starting on January 6th, before the Inauguration.
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Even more damning and ironic is the last resort to burn wood for fuel in places like Germany.
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The specter of administration officials or others delivering damning testimony live on national television looms large for Trump.
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A lie of omission by a health-care provider doctor is just as damning as any affirmative lie.
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J., said "The fact pattern on him is far more damning than the fact pattern on Al Franken."
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Ronny Jackson's bid to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs was derailed by damning allegations of workplace misconduct.
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The prospect of Zuma's corruption charges being reinstated follows a damning constitutional court judgment against him in March.
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More recently, an independent study called contamination in North Dakota "widespread," providing a damning counterpoint to the EPA.
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The failure to meet customer expectations is especially damning for a company whose core tenant is customer obsession.
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How else to explain the chirping crickets when seeking proportionate coverage of the latest damning Strzok-Page texts?
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Peter Dinklage's fiery speech damning King's Landing and his father for anti-dwarf prejudice remains his finest hour.
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The self-proclaimed creative genius does not appear in the episode at all, but his presence is damning.
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But it will likely disappear from theaters soon, considering its damning D– grade on audience-reaction tracker CinemaScore.
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In other words, the scandal occurred under her watch — a seemingly damning indictment of her judgment and competence.
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The video was so damning that it flipped major pundits who normally side with police in these cases.
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But more damning than that is what the new signing period coincides with: Bowl games and the holidays.
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The fact that we're now so familiar with his offenses shouldn't inure us to how damning they are.
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Tan definitely (probably) prefers a full tuckThe most damning piece of evidence that the French tuck is bad?
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"The essence of my answers in that interview was accurate," Kissinger would say, damning her with faint praise.
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The definitive, and damning, pronouncement that the fashion industry is the second most polluting industry in the world.
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The result was a series of faux scoops — things that sounded damning but ended up being comically inaccurate.
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Has he laid out a damning fact pattern implicating the president of the United States in potential crimes?
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That is, of course, a very damning charge that could shape attitudes about black people and perpetuate racism.
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Opinion Columnist The Mueller report has been released, with redactions of course, and it is a damning document.
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We compiled some of the most damning excerpts from the report, which you can read in full here.
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A 2016 National Council on Teacher Quality review of New York's teacher-preparation programs was just as damning.
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This might seem like a damning verdict on human nature, or evidence of a global pandemic of rudeness.
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A damning report from Mueller could change Republican reticence, but such a report is likely quite far off.
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Even more damning was how badly the Yankees had unraveled, making mental errors as the game slipped away.
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Though she barely says a word, her silence delivers a damning verdict on her father and his world.
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One of the most intriguing and damning pieces are paper scraps handwritten by Parnas, according to his attorney.
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"What's so damning about lead poisoning is you see the problems forever," Hanna-Attisha told The Oakland Press.
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Investigators claim to have "biological" evidence as well as damning text messages the teacher and student allegedly exchanged.
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"The fact pattern on him is far more damning than the fact pattern on Al Franken," he added.
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And, most damning of all, Chelsea had been swept aside by Bayern Munich, losing at home, 3-0.
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Mr. Nisman's body had been found only hours before he was scheduled to provide damning testimony accusing Mrs.
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In 1919, the Volstead Act prohibited alcohol across the country, which had a damning effect on cocktail culture.
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Editorial Prosecutors love jailhouse informants who can provide damning testimony that a cellmate privately confessed to a crime.
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Following the press conference Wednesday morning, Nadler said the new documents were "just more damning evidence" against Trump.
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But here, that "right person, wrong time" logic leads to some pretty damning emotional cheating on Steve's part.
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But a growing body of damning evidence shows that the loan servicing industry requires more oversight, not less.
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Ted Lieu, a Foreign Affairs Committee member, said the testimony was "incredibly damning to the president," and Rep.
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"The destruction of the Republican Party will be part Trump's political legacy, and the least damning," he wrote.
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His damning appraisal was made at the weekend in a post on WeChat, Tencent's ubiquitous social media app.
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"This is significant and very damning," the former official, who requested anonymity in order to speak freely, said.
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To do so on an official call with notetakers listening from the Situation Room is even more damning.
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The evidence against the president and his allies will only get more voluminous and, it appears, more damning.
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Korey's departure comes days after The Verge published a damning account of the now former CEO's management style.
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He soon fired the acting attorney general who told the White House about the damning conflict of interest.
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Having a Republican FBI director detect commonalities between mob bosses and the culture surrounding the president is damning.
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The memo is more damning than anticipated, said Adam Schiff, the Democrat who heads the House Intelligence Committee.
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As for the report that the House Intelligence Committee sent over to the Judiciary Committee, it's pretty damning.
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One theme that emerged was the damning portrayal witnesses provided of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's State Department.
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As prosecutors prepared a second trial, former jurors met with them, highlighting the evidence they found most damning.
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The private consulting firm's findings, submitted to the Metro Council four months after this latest death, were damning.
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Rosenberg's brother, David Greenglass, gave the most damning testimony, the jury found all three defendants guilty of conspiracy.
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Another skeptic found the most damning evidence: a gap in the robot's neckline that showed his human innards.
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Five experts believe the circumstantial evidence is damning but we don't yet know enough to draw any conclusions.
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These numbers are damning for an industry responsible for visually representing the world and its most vulnerable people.
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Perhaps most damning, however, is that this story will already feed existing concerns about the Cruz campaign's honesty.
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Republicans have done little to directly repudiate damning evidence from senior officials unearthed by the House impeachment investigation.
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But the way Republicans let Trump take over their party should be a damning indictment of them, too.
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To the wrong viewer, that Biden quote is damning, the kind of thing that should derail a campaign.
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But with all that said, the most damning evidence suggesting that Credence isn't "Aurelius Dumbledore" is his age.
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If this is what a complete and total exoneration looks like, I'd hate to see a damning report.
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Mueller's findings are far more damning than Barr suggested, and much worse than many Americans realize, Arenberg said.
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Democrats have dismissed allegations of FBI misconduct as a distraction from the damning findings of the Mueller report.
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The report is damning because of the lack of signs warning of gators, which the authors call "predatory."
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In the introduction, he wrote something both eerily prescient in its language and notably damning in its specifics.
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On that glorious day, the concept of receipts — the damning, smoking-gun evidence that something occurred — was created.
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" He called it "a very damning letter, but necessary to protect the safety and well-being of patients.
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The former FBI director's most damning allegation was that President Trump encouraged him to drop an investigation into Flynn.
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Russia was suspended from international athletics in November after an investigation uncovered damning evidence of widespread doping and corruption.
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While the accusatory power of "cuck" may have expired in alt-right spheres, "shill" remains as damning as ever.
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And perhaps even more damning, they appeared to be part of a long pattern of investment in tobacco companies.
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Beyond the social compulsion in the military to stay silent, command handling of reports creates a damning structural problem.
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How can you square this hazy general account with the damning specifics of Abrams's actual history in Latin America?
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All in all, it was a very skillful deployment of information that was not, on its face, particularly damning.
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And if my use of the word "solid" seems like damning with faint praise, in some ways it is.
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In reality, this is about controlling women and damning us for daring to take control of our own lives.
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For a start, The New York Times has published a damning account of Trump's long record of demeaning women.
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Please, Benton begs people who might show Lorde herself the damning PowerPoint: remember that it's all just a joke.
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In a testimony that Democrats called the "most damning" yet, the top American diplomat in Ukraine says there was.
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"It's by no means the end of the treasure trove of damning internal Monsanto documents," Esfandiary told BuzzFeed News.
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Previously, the most damning account of a quid pro quo was offered by Bill Taylor, acting ambassador to Ukraine.
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And then Candace delivers a fiery, slightly unhinged, and damning indictment of Michael Peterson and of the documentary itself.
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Hopefully this damning report will put spurs to the efforts that have been limping along for the last decade.
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There are still unaccounted for moon rocks, however, something NASA acknowledged in a somewhat damning government report in 2011.
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"On Social Grease" (1975) comprises six magnesium plates, etched with damning quotations on how art philanthropy serves business ends.
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Less than 24 hours later, after a hail of condemnation, they turned tail; even so their bungling was damning.
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The U.S.F.L. appealed, claiming that the trial judge should have excluded some of the most damning evidence against it.
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The outlet describes this as "by far the most damning evidence" of collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign.
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Just as damning, he says Rhimes herself agrees with his assessment of Davine, and his distaste for the network.
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Yet to admit its immorality would be a damning indictment of her record and deeply unpopular at the CIA.
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Claire goes to Tom's house to call Doug a liar for anything damning he may have said about her.
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All of it is damning information on Claire, which makes her look complicit in his many crimes (she was).
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A damning Atlantic article blames smartphones for teens sleeping less, getting their driver licenses later and even delaying sex.
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That may sound rather damning, but some judges have questioned the legal tactic of citing campaign statements in court.
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Howsley said he was surprised at the criminal verdict, thinking the bar for damning security practices would be higher.
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Warren's report paints a damning portrait of Equifax's handling of the data breach before, during, and after the incident.
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According to a damning Pentagon report published in March, F-35 software bugs have plagued the aircraft for months.
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This season's dire statistics, beyond the key one of fifth place, are a damning indictment of the Dutchman's tactics.
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Kim's girth and exorbitant spending provide a damning contrast to a populace ravaged by frequent famine and wrenching poverty.
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A disputed statement McCowen gave to police, admitting he had sex with Worthington and beat her, was also damning.
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The report's assessment of Trump's energy policy since he took office and the forces behind it is also damning.
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Perhaps most damning is the fact that Bathum lacks any formal licensing to be a drug and rehabilitation counselor.
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Last year in Slate, Will Saletan wrote a damning piece on how incoherent Greenpeace's campaign against Golden Rice was.
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But as a campaign operative, he was presumably as interested as Trump Jr. in hearing damning information on Clinton.
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Democrats lost the presidential election because they nominated an unlikable, entrenched bureaucrat who was knee-deep in damning scandals.
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That was before the release of a more thorough and damning WADA commission report last year by Richard McLaren.
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Sandberg specifically was named in a damning bit of The New York Times story on Stamos's near rage-quit.
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There is no shortage of damning material here, but Ms Fletcher remains stubbornly fair to the oft-maligned Alessandro.
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Perhaps the most damning appraisal came from Tyler, a kid in the audience who looked to be about six.
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And Republicans claim to have collected a plethora of new damning material on the Clinton Foundation and its donors.
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We'd never curse someone with the capacity to dream, or to fall in love, with so damning a sobriquet.
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Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee, may be the most unexpectedly damning documentary since Andrew Jarecki's The Jinx.
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Research has shown that the effects of alcohol on the brain are especially damning in teens and young adults.
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I don't mean to suggest that their clothes were more important than their testimony, which was damning and dramatic.
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The court first formed a special task-force to look into the allegations, which duly produced a damning report.
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Even more damning is the verdict of a former boss of APE, David Azéma, who ran it until 2014.
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But then there's Fortnite, whose grinning mascot sits on my home screen, quietly damning almost everything about Hogwarts Mystery.
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The jump followed "damning" Tuesday testimony from US acting Ukraine ambassador Bill Taylor in a closed-door Congressional hearing.
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With a damning report, it invoked a rarely-used provision of the Clean Water Act to protect Bristol Bay.
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The most damning aspect of the report was the finding that China had no historical rights over the sea.
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Damning statement from Harry Reid's spokesman, after Trump aide hints at legal action against Reid for criticizing Trump pic.twitter.
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Even more damning is that many colleges seem to add little value to student skills, regardless of admissions standards.
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He brought a bunch of emails and WhatsApp screenshots and laid everything out in plain, and very damning, language.
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The documents show Pompeo&aposs hand in facilitating Giuliani&aposs smear campaign that Yovanovitch alleged during her damning testimony.
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Finding scenes with Mr. Trump — let alone footage of some kind of damning utterance — would be no small task.
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The Bridgegate trial stemmed in part from a series of damning emails and texts made public in January 2014.
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Ibish said Trump could be expecting for damning evidence to come out from the Intelligence Community about Khashoggi's murder.
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As for what's next, should the report's conclusions become known, it really depends on whether Mueller's findings are damning.
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The known facts that even Trump's closest friends don't deny tell a damning tale that would sink most leaders.
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The Klinsmann era's paradoxical frustrations won't be assuaged with one win, or form a damning indictment with one loss.
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I saw a coming-out story that looked like my own: complicated and confusing without being dire or damning.
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He also didn't mention FBI Director James Comey's damning characterization of Clinton's decision to use a private email server.
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Asking viewers to judge food they can't taste should be a damning flaw, but with Top Chef it's not.
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Even Palen's post-victory statements come off as one of the most damning commentaries on the exploit's continued existence.
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Senate Democrats seem to think they've found a damning witness against Brett Kavanaugh in 22006: Brett Kavanaugh in 22006.
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Objective individuals know the real reason the returns will never be voluntarily released: What is in them is damning.
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It's a powerful, damning set of examples, and the rest of Last Week Tonight's argument is no less blunt.
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The most striking — and damning — aspect of all the power plays is the ideology behind them: There isn't one.
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The tantalizing possibility that this memo would contain actual, accurate damning evidence that the investigation was corrupt just vanished.
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It would be hard to build a more damning case against the cash-for-visas program than Hudson Yards.
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It would have said really bad, damning things about the American people if they had fallen for this trick.
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As a result, some of the most damning portrayals of the president come from people once in his circle.
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The framers' own damning words seem to cinch the case that the Electoral College was a pro-slavery ploy.
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But in the end, the report gave new damning details to what many have been saying for a while.
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It was during those unrecorded sessions, unseen by anyone outside the room, that the damning statements were first extracted.
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A bridge collapse in Italy, a damning report on the Catholic Church and an avocado shortage in New Zealand.
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The Tiger King filmmakers interviewed everyone from Exotic's multiple husbands, to former zoo employees with some pretty damning intel.
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Alexander Vindman were both pushed out of their posts Friday after providing damning testimony before House members last year.
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Despite the damning facts in the Ukraine scandal, Republicans have offered a variety of justifications for keeping Trump around.
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It's also quite damning that Barbara is treated as a footnote when she's a name partner of the firm.
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If true, that would be a damning indictment of Senate Republicans and their fundamental ability to do their job.
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McCade's ouster allegedly came after damning reports from the FBI's Office of Professional Responsibility and Office of Inspector General.
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It was a stunning decision to leave that central fact out of an article filled with damning accusations. pic.twitter.
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The testimony and documents we have succeeded in acquiring reveal a fact pattern that is overwhelming, unchallenged, and damning.
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Trump's grip on the GOP base may keep most Republicans senators quiescent even if the House uncovers damning evidence.
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They include: Each of these incidents is individually troubling; together, they're a pretty damning indictment of the Trump presidency.
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The report, a damning and surprisingly detailed account of Russia's efforts to undermine the American electoral system and Mrs.
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Stephen Castor, a Republican lawyer, said facts that Democrats have presented as damning could be explained in other ways.
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Or, perhaps more damning in France, it has risked making him into a mannequin candidate who stands for nothing.
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One of the most important diplomats in the House's impeachment inquiry revealed damning new evidence against President Donald Trump.
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House Democrats' attempts to present a damning case of alleged abuses by President Donald Trump finally went their way.
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At this point there's a lot of evidence on how well school vouchers actually work, and it's basically damning.
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But it omitted damning details about chemical attacks that we saw in an earlier, leaked draft of the report.
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These damning results, to be sure, don't make for a good defense of what came before the new law.
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Both a formal genius and a canny anthropologist, Geyrhalter's works form a quietly damning overview of the globalized age.
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The most damning thing Comey could have revealed about Trump was never about Russia — it was about Trump himself.
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He's "saying things that are more damning than anything I think virtually any Democrat said publicly," Warner told me.
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Vox's Zack Beauchamp lays out some of the damning things the report reveals about Trump's action during the election.
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That's quite a shocking — and frankly damning — comment made by someone who claims to be the world's best dealmaker.
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Their voyage complete, the experts and volunteers of the Swiss foundation Race for Water have delivered a damning verdict.
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Long-term statistics are more damning: From 2002 to 2013, 67 percent of adult family-related homicide victims were female.
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The results are damning to opioid manufacturers, which are being sued by cities and states plagued by the opioid epidemic.
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The point of these and other damning reservations is to diminish Krasner's independence and strength, to deny her singular achievement.
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You just said, the Russian collusion report, and that has the potential to be just as damning as this one.
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Most damning it also claimed that she was the victim of sexual and emotional assault by the unnamed ex-boyfriend.
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The potential testimony by Comey, McCabe, and so many other FBI witnesses could prove damning to Trump for other reasons.
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Police discovered the damning footage when they executed a warrant at Campion's address and recovered his laptop in September 2016.
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OK, what about a confidential human resource paid to approach members of the campaign to try and elicit damning information?
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But the 22-page court plea agreement includes a series of damning admissions by Margaret Hunter about her husband's conduct.
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On the latest episode of the Future Perfect podcast, Dylan Matthews examines the damning role that big American foundations played.
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When the justice system seems compromised and congressional oversight is negligent, government officials with damning information are going to leak.
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But many of Nunes's colleagues in the House saw it as damning proof of anti-Trump animus at the FBI.
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If the recent wave of damning headlines is any indication, YouTube's time in the hot seat may finally be approaching.
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More damning was the news, leaked on March 21st, that investigators are looking into allegations of aggravated fraud and forgery.
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The question is, why do Democrats and the "liberal media" also attack him, at best damning him with faint praise?
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The video of the incident on June 16 from the cop's body cam has just surfaced and it's pretty damning.
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She's also pro-Woody Allen despite the damning claims of sexual abuse against him, so that's another strike against her.
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But if he were to take the stand and deny that, the judge could decide to allow his damning statements.
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They know more facts are going to be delivered which are absolutely damning to the president of the United States.
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This report provides damning evidence about the extent of Soon-Shiong's actions to prop up one of his struggling companies.
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Among the most damning is that he cannot say for sure whether the president is being blackmailed by the Russians.
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Indeed, many who have read the report closely have remarked that its legal analysis often seems quite damning for Trump.
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And most damning of all, at least for the Russells: Exercise Is Medicine was cofounded by Coca-Cola in 2007.
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His 15-page opening statement delivered some of the most dramatic and damning testimony that Democrats have heard thus far.
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What was surely expected to be the most important year of Nate Parker's career, has now become his most damning.
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It was later discovered that the damning evidence had been provided to the Chinese government by Yahoo, prompting harsh criticism.
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The only reasonable assumption to draw is that there are damning moments of audio and video on the unreleased tapes.
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So Democrats' main goal was instead to draw more public attention to what they viewed as the report's damning findings.
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But in Housewives history, none are as damning as the one Teresa made against Laurita and RHONJ alum Caroline Manzo.
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Also, I was told that some of the memes created during Fadell's Google all-hands visit were far more damning.
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The Pentagon released a damning report last month listing the unbelievable amount of deficiencies found in the troubled fighter jet.
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The charge that childless people fail to pull their weight demographically is correct, but is less damning than it appears.
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That caninicide is of course the most damning crime of the entire Scandal — forget the human murder that almost was!
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Most damning, however, is how Paul — whose target audience skews young, anywhere from ages eight to 18 — markets to children.
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These revelations are especially damning because Facebook first learned about this problem in 2015 and did little to address it.
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The most damning piece of evidence that Thiel is indeed a vampire comes from an article out today at Inc.
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In fact, some of the evidence against Trump was more damning than Barr's letter indicated, according to the news reports.
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Deliver a series of damning verdicts on your team and you inevitably raise a red flag about your own leadership.
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Russia was suspended from world athletics in November after an international investigation uncovered damning evidence of widespread doping and corruption.
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McChrystal's bleak assessment of the war was damning enough to suggest the Green Beret knew the scope of the challenge.
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Most damning of all: When foreign leaders and diplomats hear Tillerson speak, they know he's not speaking for the president.
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Information can become so damning that it becomes impossible for all of the GOP to stay on the same page.
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Lots of valid, fair scrutiny of Tennys Sandgren on here, but one damning common screengrab is incomplete and perhaps misleading.
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For me, this felt like a damning criticism of the cultural assumptions of my everyday life and my gaming habits.
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They suspect that revelations unearthed by the ongoing investigations will be damning enough, without an aggressive push for impeachment. Rep.
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Russia was suspended from world athletics in November after an international investigation uncovered damning evidence of pervasive doping and corruption.
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This "back door search" provides a way for the FBI to obtain damning information on Americans without any probable cause.
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Though Frank is armed with Conway's damning plane footage, he thinks it's almost too easy to release it right away.
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The Electoral Commission's report is damning in its detail of how Vote Leave refused to co-operate with its investigation.
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In President Trump's speech announcing withdrawal from the Iran deal, he cited allegedly damning intelligence produced by the Israeli government.
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And Asia McClain (his alibi, who had not been brought in for testimony) came forward with a damning new statement.
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Though there haven't been any substantially damning leaks of the S9, there has been a good amount of smoke recently.
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On the merits of what Paul was proposing, however — a debate about fiscal conservatism — it could not be more damning.
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What they fail to see is that Mr. Morales's defeat in February resulted from damning facts, not critical news coverage.
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Trump Republicans are quick to point to Venezuela's economic problems as damning proof of the failings of attempts at socialism.
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Damning video of the Uber founder Travis Kalanick berating a driver surfaced at the worst possible time for the company.
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Intensifying partisan madness has grown more dangerous and damning, but it's not new and won't fade when Trump's presidency ends.
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His claim that he was ready for what would be the "easier" leg of his European tour now looks damning.
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On the front page, above the fold, was a damning exposé: "Uber's Culture of Gutsiness Under Review," a headline read.
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Walsh, who has said he voted for Trump in 2016, called Mueller's report an "incredibly damning portrait" of the president.
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Yet where Vance's book espouses a self-congratulatory bootstraps ideology, Louis offers damning realism in the service of structural critique.
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I've seen it many times over the years from professional criminals who lack any fact-based response to damning testimony.
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While removed from the campaign, the charges against Manafort and Gates are extremely serious, and the supporting evidence is damning.
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To the contrary, most of Trump's top advisers believe they will provide a damning account of his actions as administrator.
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For months, the group has been reserving prime airtime in battleground states and assembling dossiers of damning research on Trump.
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But in 2017, Uber was derailed by allegations of sexism and harassment and a damning investigation into its workplace culture.
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A series of leaks this week has triggered a tsunami of damning revelations about Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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Aside from the movie's bad science, its most damning offense is its "we're better than those idiots" point-of-view.
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This makes it possible, if unlikely, according to the researchers, that the results may be less damning for e-cigarettes.
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And the public disclosure of the whistleblower's identity would not undermine the mounting slew of damning evidence against the president.
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As Trump fields questions about impeachment and Sondland's damning testimony, Will Ferrell, the evening's host, steps in – Looking weirdly confused?
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Though Wolff's book makes damning claims about the president, the author said Trump's skills as a salesman are still evident.
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The Trump analysis, however, is a fair reflection of what Trump would actually do, and the conclusions are pretty damning.
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The book goes down as easy as a gin and tonic on a summer day, but the takeaway is damning.
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" In Mr. Durst's case, he began his bathroom soliloquy with perhaps his most damning statement: "There it is, you're caught.
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In the end, perhaps most damning for Reese, the Giants' record since their last Super Bowl appearance is 41-52.
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Megyn Kelly brought up the debacle that was Trump University, presenting some pretty damning material, and Trump scrambled to respond.
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The decree was based largely on a damning federal review of the department started in the wake of Laquan's death.
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We welcome prosecutors and lawyers and historians into our archives, so that the full truth, however damning, might be known.
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He behaved like "a fool without scruples," El País, a Spanish newspaper, wrote in a damning editorial at the time.
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On the date, Peter pumps both women for damning information on the other, and then presents it to their rival.
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That might be the most damning thing to say about keeping the conversation to sports: China is all for it.
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The damning report contains allegations of murder, imprisonment and sexual violence against the Rohingyas, carried out by the Myanmar military.
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Their closed-door depositions before congressional committees last month provided a damning account of Trump's alleged quid pro quo request.
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In a damning report, The New York Times interviewed key security researchers who discovered the latest round of processor vulnerabilities.
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"We came to America" is the title of Faith Ringgold's painting — a damning portrait of the land of the free.
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Kessler's supposed trove might have provided an answer: Epstein was using damning video to extort the men in his circle.
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If a defamation case went forward, cross-examination under oath and full discovery would undoubtedly yield even more damning evidence.
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And it suggests that it may be time for all of us to rethink those damning words: "Dress your age."
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Holding back an avalanche of impeachment calls could prove difficult for the party in the event of a damning report.
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Since the damning evidence remains, the only thing left for prosecutors to do is put these politicians on trial again.
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His journalistic coups revealed an uncanny ability to wheedle incriminating remarks from defensive suspects and damning observations from unfriendly witnesses.
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" And, perhaps the most damning accusation of all for an educational institution, "Freedom of speech on college campuses is dead.
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A curse implies damning or punishing someone, while a swear word suggests blasphemy — invoking a deity to empower your words.
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Democrats really want witnesses to testify, because they feel like the testimony they got in the House was extremely damning.
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More damning, I thought, is Kraft's smug answer to the lawyer's inquiry as to what he does for a living.
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But Republicans said they discerned no damning disclosures or other disturbing revelations that would lead them to abandon Mr. Trump.
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Horrified men may consider that its assessment is no more damning than that of "The Stepford Wives," a male creation.
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And most damning of all for Democrats, the overall immigration issue actually remains a relatively low priority for most voters.
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If Mueller's report is damning to the President, it will offer the biggest counterpunch to the Trumpian world of spin.
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Shulkin's chief of staff resigned in the wake of a damning inspector general's report on the matter, which Shulkin repudiated.
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We can present you what these people are doing and how they understand themselves, and that in itself is damning.
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A letter from Warren Buffett ricocheting around Wall Street offers his most damning assessment yet of the hedge fund industry.
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Over the last year, Politico has released a series of damning reports raising questions about Verma's spending on public relations.
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If Trump is innocent of the most damning accusations, then it would be in their interest to clear his name.
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The debate over whether to ban "virginity testing," explained The most damning sentence in the House Intelligence Committee's impeachment report
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"If I left out anything, it was probably even more damning," he said of the text he wound up cutting.
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Giuliani said the investigator approached him on behalf of a client who wanted to relay damning allegations he had heard.
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Morrison's name arose during damning testimony provided to lawmakers earlier this month by William Taylor, Trump's top envoy to Ukraine.
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It is as damning a document as exists about this man, at least that is publicly available at this point.
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Some found the revelation damning at a time when so many other politicians have been caught in the Odebrecht dragnet.
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And so the New York Times report is damning not just for Facebook, but for the entire American tech sector.
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Perhaps the most damning detail in the Times's report concerns Dushku's mediation with CBS after she was written off Bull.
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Earlier this month, the government released the findings from the investigation, and they were damning for him and his supporters.
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Some members of Congress who have read the report, but are barred from revealing its contents, describe it as damning.
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"We had the evidence," one police source told Ronan Farrow, who wrote the damning New Yorker article published Oct. 10.
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As more damning evidence is revealed drawing discrete connections between the Trump administration and the Kremlin, public opinion could change.
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Myanmar's brutal treatment of Rohingya Muslims back in spotlight after damning new reports Myanmar's brutal treatment of Rohingya Muslims back in spotlight after damning new reports Myanmar's government forces are employing a mixture of murder, weaponized sexual violence, and torture against minority Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar's northwestern Rakhine State, according to two new reports.
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"I told the head of your studio that HW raped me," McGowan wrote, in a damning thread on Twitter, last week.
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Russia's actions in Crimea The announcement comes days after the ICC published a damning verdict on Russia's actions in neighboring Crimea.
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Therapy seemed like a luxury rather than a right—even though the numbers that prove we need it are pretty damning.
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That's a particularly damning insult among liberals, who pride themselves on being on the side of reason, evidence, and general wonkishness.
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Blackface still carries an incredibly hurtful and damning stigma, and why the fashion industry still doesn't understand that is beyond us.
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The most damning thing about every new LG phone that hits the market is that timely software updates are not forthcoming.
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"But if you want to ask me what I believe right now, what he has done is pretty damning," he said.
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The most damning clue as to how chaotic the GOP convention is likely to be comes from Republican lawmakers themselves. Sens.
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Last July an international tribunal produced a damning verdict on China's "historic claims" in the South China Sea, declaring them invalid.
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Here are five key statements from Taylor's opening remarks — and why they could be so damning for Trump and his administration.
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Compared to the piles of money bulldozed over to NASA by Congress in the 1960s, the trickle of funds is damning.
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She followed that up with an even more damning reveal: She sometimes gets mad at women who sprinkle while they tinkle.
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How many times have Americans read about a study damning this or that food, only to then hear the revisionist opposite?
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In the year that the WHO issued its damning verdict on Glasgow, the police there established a Violence Reduction Unit (VRU).
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Many reporters and commentators came to this conclusion after a round of damning depositions by Bill Taylor and other public servants.
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Not everyone I've dated has come out to me as trans, but there are enough of them to be thoroughly damning.
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He has unearthed many new details and assembles them, with the publicly known information, into a coherent and largely damning account.
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You can see an example below: The badge implementation follows a damning report by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel earlier this month.
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Knowing MTV's damning track record with videos by African-American artists, he put in an implicit request for strategic self-erasure.
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House Democrats have described his nine-plus hours of testimony this month as among the most damning to Trump so far.
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A damning investigative feature at the Indianapolis Star from August 2016 shows it has systemic issues with coaches who abuse gymnasts.
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It is a strange truism of this White House that the most damning, unanswerable, unforgettable revelations come from President Trump himself.
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"These figures are a damning indictment of the state of the House of Lords," the ERS chief executive Darren Hughes said.
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The Information also has a lengthy, damning report on the internal tension within Nest that has contributed to its product stall.
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This January, the World Bank published a damning report claiming the largest technology companies increase income inequality rather than help it.
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Huawei has vigorously denied the allegations, despite findings from the U.K. government that gave a damning assessment of the technology's security.
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It is a damning indictment on the Burmese government and Aung San Suu Kyi, the de facto leader of the country.
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But his conclusion — that Magic Leap's technology makes it a virtual non-starter, not just a rough first step — is damning.
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A prosecutor who threatens the same witness with prison if he does not give damning evidence is just doing his job.
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Then they hit a road bump, and their full-steam-ahead romance screeched to a damning halt, where it remained idle.
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But according to Amnesty International's Senior Director for Research, Anna Neistat, Wednesday's leaks are too damning for the government to ignore.
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But don't lose sight: There is no way to spin away this was a very dark and damning day for Trump.
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But it wasn't a revelation sparked internally or some internal safeguard; it was in reaction to a damning report by Wired.
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Their general confusion of rhetoric for logic and rationalization for reasoning is not merely their limit but a fairly damning limitation.
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And if a picture paints a thousand words, the two juxtaposed videos Wang posted last night illustrate a pretty damning scene.
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Photo: Matthew Reyes (Gizmodo)Now I know this might sound incredibly damning, but to be honest, it's what I was expecting.
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As Coons's line of questioned suggested on Wednesday, it's surprising — and potentially damning — that this wasn't the obvious course of action.
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Besides, it is unlikely that anything in those speeches could be as damning as her refusal to be transparent about them.
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And when they started publishing it, because it was so damning, the government made attempts to quash the reporting of it.
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That itself isn't a crime — but it's damning and suggests that Pence is not just an innocent actor in all this.
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The debate followed on the heels of the release of several damning videos by conservative investigative journalist James O'Keefe's Project Veritas.
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That's the only way we can explain Facebook's founding president Sean Parker's damning words about the world's largest social media platform.
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Several notable business figures from JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon to Bridgewater Associates' Ray Dalio have made damning criticisms of the digital asset.
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The ramped-up probe comes in the wake of FBI Director James Comey's damning summary of his investigation into Clinton's server.
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In another damning rebuke, the state senate voted, again 59-0, to ban Blagojevich from ever holding office again in Illinois.
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It is the most damning of a set of details that show Uber's failures to consider how humans actually do things.
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Nike has been hit with another damning op-ed, highlighting the obstacles female athletes have faced through training with the company.
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His memos—and their damning accounts of Trump's efforts to manipulate the Russia investigation—would likely remain a closely guarded secret.
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"My guess is if the report is damning it is probably going to renew calls for impeachment," he told The Hill.
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But what he found even more damning, in a way, was the question of what had become of Miller's timing chip.
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"The images and video they took depicting our soldiers on their knees in the position of surrender is damning," West continued.
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However, the allegations are damning: Authorities accuse Wells Fargo of creating accounts for customers across multiple product lines without telling them.
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The discovery was made as part of the agency's damning investigation into 2610,22 living church officials "credibly" accused of abusing children.
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Damning his rival with false praise, Mr. Trump — in one of his speech's biggest applause lines — also said that maybe Mrs.
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Separate, divided: I kept hearing those words and their variants, a report card for America as damning as it was inarguable.
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The fact that this is happening in Guadalajara is a damning indictment of the way the drug war has been handled.
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The selective quoting of Sondland's testimony appeared to be Trump's latest attempt to counter the bulk of this week's damning testimony.
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The latter claim is especially damning considering that Trump got higher share of the black vote than either McCain or Romney.
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Some members of Congress who have read the report, but are barred from revealing its contents, describe it as potentially damning.
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Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski and maybe even present the public with a more detailed and damning portrait of Kavanaugh's record.
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UPDATE: Yesterday, The New York Times released a damning feature on what happens to Biggest Loser contestants after they lose weight.
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The Daily Beast reports that the school "scrubbed its social media pages" after the release of the site's first damning article.
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"The Seventh Victim is a vicious little masterpiece of self-annihilation, where society is more damning than the Satanists," says Duncan.
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And while you could argue that he didn't, things are looking pretty damning that he might indeed have done a dirty.
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Despite its distinct outlook, however, Level Five's misplaced narrative priorities and dreadful structure are much more damning to the film's appeal.
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Aliens, if you're reading this, I hope you value meta-ness as a sign of intelligence and not a damning paradox.
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Just yesterday, an extensive report was released with even more damning evidence that Russia had repeatedly hacked the recent Presidential election.
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Perhaps most damning of all, against the Bills the 49ers became the only team since 2014 to allow 300 yards rushing.
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In 1965, Mr. Buckley wrote an article for Esquire magazine, citing what he thought were damning weaknesses in the prosecution's case.
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Stephen Anear, an assistant district attorney from San Diego County, cited what he called "a damning psychological assessment" of Mr. Smith.
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There's no sign that it plans to change course, but the collisions aren't going to get less visible, damaging, or damning.
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Aside from potentially damning myself out of a job, I have not faced any demonstrable consequences for my support for Trump.
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Then there was a damning tale of the struggles inside Nest, Alphabet's connected device company, and its mercurial CEO, Tony Fadell.
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The Justice Department threatened to sue the Alabama state prison system after a damning report revealed shockingly brutal conditions for inmates.
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Perhaps most damning of all, social media posts promoting the channel provide details on which Arabsat frequencies the channel is available.
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The blows seem to land nearly every day: Bishops are accused, investigations are ordered, resignations are demanded, damning documents are leaked.
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It turns what should be a damning indictment of certain aspects of the Chinese system into an ideological victory for Beijing.
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For those fans demanding Wenger's departure, the guiding emotion is contempt, of course, but there is another, more damning, sentiment: pity.
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It's a patient, deliberate, and chilling film, a damning indictment of the power structures that define so much of American life.
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Pakistan has a damning ability to behave in ways that has often left even its friends shaking their heads in disbelief.
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Uber contends that Waymo has cast too wide a net and has been unsuccessful in its attempts to uncover damning evidence.
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