Degrading to watch, additionally degrading you couldn't help watching anyhow.
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How can we create kinky sex lives that are both feminist and degrading instead of just plain degrading?
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" He also said Trump is not only "degrading the office of the presidency, he is degrading all these people around him.
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The degrading spectacle of Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation process is behind us; the degrading era of his service on the Supreme Court lies ahead.
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To live in these towers — it's violent, it's degrading.
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I confirm their understanding of stripping as empowering or degrading.
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Semenya, the young Olympian runner subjected to constant, degrading speculation
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Cruel names and degrading nicknames, mocking disability, looks, weight, ethnicity.
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More to the point, the tests are degrading and unnecessary.
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I understand now that's just a way of degrading you.
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"Xdolls conveys a degrading image of the woman," Oulaldj said.
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You've got someone who is degrading the rule of law.
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"That is a path to degrading the nation," he said.
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But employees describe a workplace that was degrading for women.
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"That is a path to degrading the nation," he declared.
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Killing or degrading the CPP will be a top priority.
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But Twitter's degrading uses tend to overwhelm its elevating one.
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Previous studies focused largely on the degrading effect of microbes.
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" The manual adds, "Cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment is prohibited.
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The truth is that civic discourse began degrading before him.
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"I am not degrading you," she recalled telling the gymnasts.
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"The experience was frightening and degrading," she said in the lawsuit.
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The battery degrading that happens normally over time suddenly speeds up.
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It's almost become degrading in a way, which is a shame.
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He is simply an abusive communicator, calling names and degrading people.
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The rangers "violated" them in a "very degrading way," Elema said.
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" The article argued that the genre was degrading and "isn't music.
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The system involves means-testing, which some Hong Kongers find degrading.
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It is worse than a bad life—it is humiliating, degrading.
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Their "ordeals in prison amounted to cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment".
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Trump, she said, should not be using degrading and foul language.
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Some gay men find the term complementary; others consider it degrading.
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Rather, what I have seen so far is Trump degrading McMaster.
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Instead, they'll be dispersed throughout the ride performing less degrading tasks.
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Degrading democracy around the world would be a service to mankind.
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Is the student who works in the cafeteria degrading the institution?
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But you're also degrading the institution of promising, just a little.
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She also claimed he verbally abused her with degrading racial comments.
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Every second spent on his bluster is more degrading than informative.
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A president who can't be trusted is degrading American intelligence gathering.
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Rather it is mediated by protein-degrading cell components called proteosomes.
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No apology can excuse away Mr. Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women.
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"My word choice was extremely degrading and disrespectful to women," said Newton.
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King has long spoke in degrading terms about immigrants and minority groups.
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Plus, is President Trump degrading what it means to be an American.
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And this din is slowly degrading our hearing in subtle, irreparable ways.
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I proceeded to watch him on set say degrading things to women.
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That leads to a degrading of everything, which allows corruption to happen.
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In a bitter twist, doing so accelerates desertification, further degrading the land.
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Thing 1 & Thing 2 was an option but Peanut found it degrading.
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"Please don't demean my capabilities by degrading my position," her comment continued.
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This time, though, Republicans paid no electoral price for degrading American governance.
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"I was looking at the chemicals they were degrading into," Bates said.
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"It was degrading for them to see us so degraded," Rudy said.
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And in a letter in August, he argued against degrading capital requirements.
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Rather than being daring, they were now seen as degrading to women.
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They covered issues from torture and degrading treatment to freedom of expression.
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This cycle ends with the plastic degrading or making its way offshore.
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We went to the party and we had people write degrading phrases.
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In her lawsuit, Ms. Waterbury charges that the men used degrading language.
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I believe porn is degrading to not only women but men too.
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Ms. Riddle, first up, was asked if pageants are degrading to women.
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Kidd described the assaults as egregious, degrading and humiliating to the victims.
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At the time it felt degrading and violating and I hated it.
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The posts included comments degrading transgender women and outing other LGBTQ prisoners.
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Overgrazing is all too prevalent, damaging the land and degrading wildlife habitats.
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Boat traffic stopped, fresh water receded and seawater seeped inland, degrading soils.
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Meanwhile squeezed smallholders farm their shrinking plots too intensively, degrading already poor soils.
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What, you weren't appalled earlier when he was saying degrading things about women?
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"Degrading behavior of this kind is entirely unacceptable," Thornberry said in a statement.
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My son has undergone the most horrifying and degrading physical and mental abuse.
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The court found her detention to be "inhuman and degrading treatment" in 2014.
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I wouldn't wish homelessness on anyone, as it was degrading and soul destroying.
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Some people will also see the treatment of the female characters as degrading.
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Many said the daughters' behavior was "degrading" for the country and the company.
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After all, Trump spends considerable time demonizing, dehumanizing and otherwise degrading the alternatives.
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And his degrading remarks about women leaked to the Washington Post on Friday.
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It's always something degrading and low and sinister; look at the word 'white'.
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When challenged, his impulse is to lash out — preferably with personal, degrading insults.
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Every political campaign involves a choice between elevating political discourse and degrading it.
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So, Chelsea should take an inward look if she wants to talk about degrading.
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The comments are largely judgmental towards Gomez, marginalizing towards Hadid, and degrading to both.
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Protestors likened the act of fucking lifeless silicone to both degrading women and rape.
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This prevents organic material from degrading, hence the nearly pristine condition of the ship.
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" And then came the more degrading blow: "You may not know me, young lady.
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"It felt very uncomfortable, very humiliating and very degrading," said Denhollander, during the hearing.
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" Clinton on Trump's degrading comments about women "Donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger.
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Anal sex is not degrading if everyone involved wants it to be taking place.
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It's really degrading, annoying, and sad that this is what the media puts out.
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"What happened at the end of Desperate Housewives was degrading and demoralizing," Sheridan said.
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Even the fact that the suit is degrading serves to accelerate the degradation process.
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Our handheld devices are degrading our health in ways we might not even realize.
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Comments on the Facebook page were reported to be degrading and included rape threats.
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Or from insisting, when they do, that partisan officials stop degrading the nation's democracy.
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But they are degrading the institutions they were elected to participate in and lead.
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Mellie has said some terrible things to Olivia and some very disgraceful, degrading things.
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He also said he called a former female assistant degrading names in the office.
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And it's a serious step in degrading ISIS's ability to continue radicalizing and recruiting.
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I've never felt degraded doing sex work—but you know what has been degrading?
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Watching a peer receive a trophy and not receiving one yourself can be degrading.
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He said he used a broomstick to knock out the "racist, very degrading" panel.
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"In Turkey, butchering was a low-class, degrading job," he said through a translator.
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Democratic women, especially, find it intolerable and degrading to call Mr. Trump their president.
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It's chosen to do that deceptively, by steadily — and consistently — degrading the user experience.
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Such goodwill and support will come through inclusion, not through exclusion or degrading comments.
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To make an obvious point: There's nothing degrading about sleeping with someone for money.
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So, I think when we talk about degrading American values, we&aposre all proud to be Americans, but when you talk about the president degrading American values, it&aposs not an American value to criticize John McCain for his historic military service.
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The folks behind the controversial Ocean Cleanup campaign, which is experimenting with a massive U-shaped catcher in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, have an idea of where all the trash is going and how it's degrading—or not degrading—over time.
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Because what was degrading to Americans was Bill Clinton&aposs actions in the Oval Office.
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Trust me, it's way better than trying to just laugh off stupid or degrading jokes.
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If I wanted anything extra I had to ask his permission and that was degrading.
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The challenge, of course, is increasing the number of ads without degrading the user experience.
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It was degrading to watch the articles in Variety, The Daily Telegraph, Pitchfork, Stereogum, etc.
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These conditions are degrading civility in Washington and, in turn, grinding progress to a halt.
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The Baltimore police tend to use strip searches as punitive, degrading expressions of their power.
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Sadly, deflecting, denying, delaying, degrading and obfuscating seemed to have been the recurring themes however.
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" Schmidt added that Trump's tweet was an example of "the constant degrading of his office.
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"It is the ultimate cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment," Amnesty said in a press release.
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"No apology can excuse away Mr. Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women," Guadagno wrote on Twitter.
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On top of that, pollutants from agriculture are degrading the wetlands where the crane breeds.
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Nonetheless it is clear that pot is, in Mr Caulkins' words, a "performance-degrading drug".
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They feel that the cartoon version of Maui is degrading and disrespectful to their culture.
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It is degrading and demeaning, and I pray that you will stop this vulgar behavior.
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Goodlatte's bill also would go against our values by degrading the value of unified families.
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"I never thought someone who once loved me could do something so degrading," she said.
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Could a social-media-obsessed escort help explain the degrading nightmare of the Trump presidency?
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Either would make a better president than the unstable man-child currently degrading the office.
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Femicides are frequently carried out by domestic partners and often involve grotesque or degrading violence.
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"No apology can excuse away Mr. Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women," Guadagno tweeted on Saturday.
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Palestinian prisoners and detainees have suffered from torture, inhumane and degrading treatment, and medical negligence.
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Most food-grade plastics, in contrast, are "downcycled," their quality degrading each time they're rehashed.
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A committee of experts will decide whether individual adverts are sexist or degrading in nature.
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So when someone tells me to casually take it off and hurry up, it's degrading.
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She said she felt the encounter with Mr. Fairfax "especially degrading" given her volunteer work.
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They face degrading conditions like not receiving enough pads to make it through their periods.
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"It is fear itself that makes these animals do these stupid and degrading tricks," she said.
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"The main question is whether you can do that without degrading the battery pack," Viswanatha adds.
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"It's the difference between degrading and insulting and the difference between life and death," Franks said.
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In Syria, the United States military efforts have proved modestly successful in degrading the Islamic State.
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"There's nothing more demoralizing, it's so utterly soul-sucking and degrading," Peterson says of the account.
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Now he's unleashed a wave of rhetoric that is demeaning and degrading to people of color.
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I do a lot of the romance stuff because I have a problem totally degrading women.
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"He addressed me with noises, sexual whistles, and other humiliating and degrading noises," Laguerre told CNN.
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"Clearly, degrading fellow service members is unacceptable in all circumstances," said Thornberry, chairman of the committee.
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"Clearly degrading fellow service members is unacceptable in all circumstances," said Thornbery, chairman of the committee.
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"It was embarrassing and degrading and disgusting and frustrating and sad," she said in the video.
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I can tell you firsthand that acts of nonconsensual pornography are humiliating, degrading and life-altering.
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An examination of constitutional weakness risks degrading support for the checks and balances we already have.
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The Pixel 2 XL helped me produce more without massively degrading the quality of my work.
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Nothing but insults, degrading comments about Muslims, a total misunderstanding of what made our country great.
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I WON'T let it slide if a friend makes degrading comments about a minority or women.
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" He said that he has come to realize that his behavior was "hurtful, degrading, and infuriating.
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The chance of more [spillovers into humans] happening is higher because we are degrading these landscapes.
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Then, a little flustered, she added, "Nothing's degrading, right?" before handing the microphone back the judges.
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The administration argues that imported automobiles threaten American national security because they are degrading the industry.
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The sense of enforced furtiveness was degrading, a result of the shame that surrounds the journey.
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There is never any circumstance or context in which such derogatory and degrading language is okay.
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Six women were arrested for supposedly insulting the president and degrading the institutions of the state.
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"Harming relationships, degrading trust or concealing insights," he continues, are "the equivalent of dropping one's shield."
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It's humiliating and degrading to be told that your very presence in a restroom is unacceptable.
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The equality of all means that this movement repudiates racism and the degrading treatment of women.
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The kinds of men she met online terrified her because of the degrading things they said.
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First of all, it's dehumanizing and degrading to constantly prove your poverty to the federal government.
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As a cloak of secrecy hiding degrading behavior, it looks more like a code of omertà.
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They illustrate the proposition that mankind is capable of degrading his own environment to his own detriment.
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Letter of Recommendation Getting permission to travel by air should not be as degrading as it is.
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Human rights activists say the new rules are degrading to people who have fled war and poverty.
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The tricky thing is that Apple never stopped throttling the processors in older phones with degrading batteries.
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"Before you're a parent you think, 'I'm never going to use a leash, it's degrading,' " he says.
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It was one of the most degrading experiences I ever went through, but I got past it.
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We will remove content that purposefully targets private individuals with the intention of degrading or shaming them.
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The y-chromosome has been degrading throughout evolution and some mammals have no y-chromosomes at all.
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The Detainee Treatment Act, passed in 29, banned cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment for any American prisoner.
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This goes for everything from sexist and degrading comments, right up to domestic violence and sexual assault.
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Her vision began degrading continuously over the years leading up to 28090, when she lost sight completely.
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The problem involved degrading batteries, and placing a new battery in affected phones fixed the performance issue.
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Articles too numerous to count have leveled every sort of false, defamatory and degrading allegation against us.
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It's an exhausting, costly, and degrading process, and that's just for those with the means to travel.
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They also found evidence for more (or more active) flavonoid-degrading bacteria in the weight-cycling mice.
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New 23.0th-gen Intel CPU offers noticeably better performance than previous chips without really degrading battery life.
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By degrading women, men are just playing a hyper-realized version of the position they actually occupy.
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Livestock overgrazing will continue, degrading sage grouse habitat and stoking the cycle of cheatgrass and range fires.
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It seems normal to repeat Trump's degrading comments with cursory acknowledgement, many times without a definitive rejection.
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If I feel like I'm degrading someone, I'll just say I don't want my name on it.
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Transportation, energy, and water infrastructure are foundational to ensuring access to food, and they are degrading quickly.
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Trump's presidency has been so terrible and degrading that, at times, there's a sense that anything goes.
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Poland's constitution states that no one can be subjected to torture, or cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment.
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This is one of the most racist, degrading "jokes" I've seen on Twitter & that's saying a lot.
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"Degrading people and shouting profanities ... that's not how our country is going to move forward," Bush said.
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Admittedly, air travel today is often uncomfortable, inconvenient, and degrading for almost everyone except the very rich.
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"This was not meant to be degrading or disrespectful," Aubrey Chancellor, NEISD executive director of communications said.
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So if you're cooking at 350, you're most likely going to start degrading and evaporating the THC.
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On Friday, a recording was released showing Mr. Trump speaking about women in lewd and degrading terms.
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McCoy maintained that the defense was trying to "slut-shame" the woman, degrading her for sexual activity.
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The goats rip out the grass roots, further degrading the rangeland and reinforcing the vicious downwards cycle.
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Do you think our societal effort to promote diversity has had the unintentional effect of degrading nonwhiteness?
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In "Bad Boy," the narrator is a couple who get off on degrading their unlucky male friend.
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The New York Times also reported of a workplace culture that was degrading and uncomfortable for women.
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Unfortunately, that logo was the team's most degrading caricature of all — even more than the current one.
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And now it seems as though he is degrading this process just as he degrades everything else.
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The lawsuit would later claim that women were sodomized and forced into other acts they found degrading.
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Even the moment where I talk about ooga-booga, a degrading term about African stereotypes, was misunderstood.
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It's not that it's bad, or even degrading, to be a supporting actor (just ask Brad Pitt!).
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He voted against the Detainee Treatment Act in 2005 that prohibited cruel or degrading treatment of detainees.
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Contrary to the hype about blenders degrading fibers, liquified fruits and veggies won't deprive you of them.
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I hope we all get more comfortable with women saying no to uncomfortable, degrading or inequitable situations.
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When it was time for Kelly to study, he had to thumb through degrading images of blackface.
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Its mission was to skewer the American holiday by making a degrading display of its chief icon.
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Regular porn depicts a man (or men) carrying out acts on a woman, sometimes in very degrading ways.
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"[O]ur dress code has never been associated with this foolish and self-degrading season," huffed a priest.
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Lol. Christy's non-union music video with degrading language and horrible lyrics isn't even in the same department.
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"She was skin and bones and she looked like a Holocaust survivor," says Nees, describing a degrading scene.
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And its orbit has been slowly degrading ever since, meaning it will ultimately make an uncontrolled re-entry.
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"After careful thought, I understand that my word choice was extremely degrading and disrespectful to women," Newton said.
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But in terms of contamination or degrading the value of the grapes, that just doesn't make any sense.
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That's not OK. You can pimp the benefits of your own service without degrading the experience for everyone.
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We're told Gooding was getting pizza, but began degrading the worker for taking too long with his order.
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Because, you know, people don't really listen so well when you ram ahead, completely degrading and humiliating them.
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The other major foreign-policy actions—renewing the commitment in Afghanistan, degrading ISIS —have been almost entirely military.
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How can anyone who abhors the oppression of Negroes be in favor of degrading classes of white people?
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It's really degrading, annoying and sad that this is what the media puts out, it's disgusting to me.
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That service indicator typically means that your iPhone's battery needs to be replaced because it may be degrading.
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"The prohibition of inhuman and degrading treatment represents a fundamental value in a democratic society," the court said.
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In other words, as the NATO nations collectively ramp up their commitments, Trump is deliberately degrading the alliance.
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That's Nathan Lane's degrading duty in the season's second episode, which also features Megan Hilty and Nyle DiMarco.
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Poverty often leaves families unable to afford safe housing, resulting in health-degrading exposures to lead and mold.
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Nor did reports of Foxconn's merciless and degrading environment put a dent in demand for Apple's coveted products.
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Yeah, it's kind of sad that, in that sentence, the most degrading job mentioned was President Trump's lawyer.
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Expiration dates vary, but the Mountain House brand says its meals last 30 years without degrading in quality.
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The lawsuit also accused Mark Herr, the firm's head of corporate communications, of making degrading comments about women.
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The bodies had been exposed to decades of sunlight and water, degrading the DNA, even in their bones.
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It's unfair to deny access to abortion care while simultaneously degrading the social services needed to raise children.
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But there seemed to be no alternative, no matter how degrading: The physical cravings for meth dictated everything.
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The woman was subjected to discrimination and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment prohibited under international law, they said.
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How can anyone who abhors the oppression of negroes, be in favor of degrading classes of white people?
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High temperatures, strong pH swings, and UV light all cause it to deteriorate, degrading the information it encodes.
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There is just too much, they are too ridiculous and it feel degrading to respond to such stupidity.
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The upshot here is that with Nürburgring lap times and tow wars, Tesla is seriously degrading its cool.
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But its boundary-pushing culture created a workplace that was degrading for women, current and former employees say.
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They don't see how one could create a profitable business model by degrading the experience of their consumers.
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Degrading those norms as part of a likely doomed effort to defeat Donald Trump is a bad idea.
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Jennifer Lawrence opened up about the "humiliating" and "degrading" experience she had in the early days of her career.
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The absurd notion that Jim Crow cars were anything except horrible—dirty, crowded, inconvenient, degrading—got a huge laugh.
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It continues later with Mike Wagner in session with Wendy, describing his affinity for a particularly degrading sex act.
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This week, Walt's column highlights the problem with online ads, which may be degrading the online experience for users.
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The services that Kai has identified as degrading society include porn sites and popular mobile games like Candy Crush.
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Some women are approached in disgusting and degrading ways, when sometimes a simple 'I think you're beautiful' is enough.
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A legal expert said it would be tough for Breivik to prove his complaint of inhuman and degrading treatment.
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Incidents like this are violating, degrading, aggressive, and still happen in various ways more often than you would think.
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It's shocking to me that people still think degrading a woman like this for a cheap laugh is okay.
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Sexist and degrading language like Trump used is pervasive in American culture, and perpetuates violence and oppression against women.
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It's degrading but seemingly sometimes a necessary evil for actresses to make their way above the five-line mark.
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He too was charged with hate-speech offences, on grounds that his words were "insulting and degrading" to Muslims.
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The company is accused of providing substandard steel to destroyers, degrading their ability to safely secure and traverse helicopters.
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But if you can't finish a full loaf in that time, you will notice its texture degrading in quality.
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Yves Saint Laurent (YSL) has been accused of "degrading" women and sexism in its latest advertising campaign in France.
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Now he is degrading that office by attempting to litigate Trump's legal problems through the court of public opinion.
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"The president's response to a security environment that is quickly degrading is to further cannibalize our military capability," Rep.
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Liz, fresh off a degrading job at a Hooters-like restaurant, has taken up temping and dating bad exes.
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The all-guy staff whiled away their days talking in what he described as "incredibly degrading ways" about girls.
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There's something degrading about removing an undergarment from your wife in a virginal white gown, while everyone is looking.
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Since many were originally designed with 2393-year service lives, it is not a surprise that they are degrading.
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The Commerce Department said the metals were a national security risk because they were degrading the American industrial base.
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The lens attaches over a phone's camera lens to give you a wider shot without drastically degrading image quality.
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All of these are routines Tolentino describes as degrading and dehumanizing, but routines with which she is intimately familiar.
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But it is also, inescapably, to be at odds with an administration bent on degrading those norms and institutions.
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Academic leaders have to be willing to speak openly about our degrading experiences as well as our soaring successes.
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There must be 'no tolerance' of this degrading, vile treatment of women in any workplace anywhere in the world.
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It's such a degrading experience, anything like this, where you are under the power and control of somebody else.
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Those minuscule droplets were ingested by oil-degrading bacteria that live in the Gulf of Mexico, Dr. Overton said.
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Degrading the office by actions or even name-calling weakens it for future presidents and it weakens our country.
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Their association after that was disproportionate and, for Dr. King, who was invariably cast as the supplicant, slightly degrading.
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The idea is to acknowledge the horrors of our degrading planet, but also do your best to cultivate positivity.
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The Washington Post published a video from 2005 in which Trump talks about women in the most degrading terms.
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" His experience led him to the realization that "it was necessary to set man free from this degrading slavery.
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I am far from alone, and yes, Mr. Brooks, our increasingly entrenched caste system is degrading America's finest aspirations.
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And in the process, he's degrading the chances that they're viewed as empowered (or honest) by their foreign counterparts.
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Harming federal workers, sacrificing food and air safety, and degrading our nation's military readiness are not budget negotiating tactics.
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" His experience led him to the realization that "it was necessary to set man free from this degrading slavery.
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At times, the films show humanity at its lowest: Mental breakdowns, incest and brutally degrading K.G.B. interrogations all feature.
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Contrary to the hype about smoothies degrading fiber, some of the researchers I spoke to actually encouraged this approach.
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It made "any form of abuse, inhumane or degrading treatment and discrimination on the basis of disability" a crime.
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How can any one who abhors the oppression of negroes, be in favor or degrading classes of white people?
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If your health is degrading and you've been eating chocolate every day, step one, stop eating chocolate every day.
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Degrading slurs like "bitch" and "tramp" are exclusively reserved for women, Georgetown University linguistics professor Deborah Tannen told Vox.
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His desire to know what happens becomes indistinguishable from his desire to witness Dorothy undergo increasingly degrading sexual situations.
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What&aposs degrading to Americans was BleachBit-ing subpoena emails or the quid pro quo corruption at the Clinton Foundation.
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In all three cases, the company switching away from the headphone jack has found its fortunes either stagnating or degrading.
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However, the ECHR did not uphold Knox's complaint that she was subjected to degrading treatment and physically assaulted by officers.
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I don't like doing this, since I don't learn anything by watching people edit, and it also feels pretty degrading.
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Some people enjoy what's called "slut play," which is essentially dirty talk that uses words generally considered humiliating or degrading.
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It is truly a shame that the President is degrading it because he didn't get 100% of what he wanted.
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It invites depression and illness, compels families to move into degrading housing in dangerous neighborhoods, uproots communities, and harms children.
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Brazilian police reportedly discovered men forced to live in inhumane and degrading conditions, with no shelter, toilets or drinking water.
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LGBT groups say the requirements are degrading, and that the change of gender should be solely determined by the individual.
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Some pieces are set aside for microscopic evaluation, and go into formalin solution that stops them in time from degrading.
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"Such acts violate the prohibition on inhuman and degrading treatment as well as international standards on police conduct," HRW said.
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This is the public treatment of some women by Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee for president: degrading, impersonal, performed.
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Doyle reminds us that we shouldn't be so quick to judge women in terms of degrading stereotypes or unrealistic expectations.
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"I have no relation with this heinous coup attempt ... I am deeply hurt because these allegations are degrading," Ozturk said.
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In 2013, the European Court of Human Rights abolished life without parole because it is an "inhuman or degrading" punishment.
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But degrading US-Saudi ties would be a grave mistake for the national security of the US and its allies.
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Nietzsche's moral vision revolves around the idea of realizing this possibility, upgrading rather than degrading power relations in human affairs.
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Biden said he would have "beat the hell out of" Trump in high school over his degrading comments about women.
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As a person who's committed crime, I can say there is nothing more degrading than being shunned by mainstream society.
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The analog TV filter on that console seemed to me overly heavy, degrading the signal more than was strictly necessary.
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The implication being that we're so tragic and ignorant that we'd willingly subject ourselves to the degrading scenario they've envisioned.
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And I don't mean that in a weird, degrading, co-dependent way, but in a loving, open, and beautiful way.
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Editorial It is now tragically apparent that degrading the Islamic State has not created an opening for peace in Syria.
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When people are making the public believe you are a character you aren't, that is hurtful, and it is degrading.
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One slide tells moderators that any post degrading an entire religion violates Indian law and should be flagged for removal.
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He said he had ultimately found the environment so degrading that he struggled to get out of bed for work.
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"It's degrading to the reputation of our area," said Tad Bogdan, who has lived in the neighborhood for 250 years.
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That report included instances of sexual abuse and degrading language by CBP officers, as well as unsanitary and crowded conditions.
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Women are taught about their fertility but men aren't, yet the quality of their sperm is degrading over the years.
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It isn't enough; as Xue instructs her — and as circumstances subsequently bear out — democracy is a degrading and unreliable system.
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It's tough to separate finger-wagging judgments about tech from valid concerns about how tech could be degrading our lives.
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Because time is cruel and physically degrading, the best athletes of different eras can't compete directly in a meaningful way.
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A woman, in other words, who is consummately aware of the male gaze and finds it only empowering, never degrading.
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The Calderón administration decided to employ extradition "very muscularly" as a means of degrading the kingpins' command and control capabilities.
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But, he added, "the death penalty is the ultimate cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment; it metes out vengeance, not justice."
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Gilead is a tyranny of nostalgia, a rape culture that denounces the previous society — ours — for degrading women with pornography.
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This would tie lifesaving health care benefits to government procedures that force people to submit to degrading invasions of privacy.
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"Metal degrading and unexpectedly breaking into parts that make their way into food is a very serious hazard," he said.
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The comedian homed in on topics ranging from Trump's degrading comments about women to his proposals for new gun policies.
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"How can any one who abhors the oppression of negroes be in favor of degrading classes of white people?" he asks.
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"The prohibition of inhuman and degrading treatment represents a fundamental value in a democratic society," the court wrote in their ruling.
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The Chinese space station has been circling the planet in a gradually degrading orbit since it was decommissioned in late 2016.
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Huntington's disease is a heartbreaking disorder that causes degrading brain cells, leading to difficulties controlling movement and behavior, and eventually death.
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The companies' brief says they are "concerned about the stigmatizing and degrading effects" of the policy adopted by the school board.
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One is they were missing some of the software to be able to use it and the degrading of that software.
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When Katsas said that cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment of detainees would be unlawful, Durbin asked if those terms described waterboarding.
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Last month, Ugandan authorities said they were starting to withdraw their forces from Central African Republic after significantly degrading Kony's force.
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"In an ideal world, I feel like there wouldn't be those labels, but I don't see it as degrading," she says.
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Scientists are also experimenting with degrading plastics using: Chemical recycling: Different acids and bases can be used to break down plastics.
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It's a great example of what we call "sonic trash": sounds that are unpleasant, emotionally distressing, and degrading to everyday experiences.
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For example, the liquid metal liner solves the first wall problem because it stops neutrons from degrading the spheromak's steel enclosure.
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"This is one of the most racist, degrading 'jokes' I've seen on Twitter & that's saying a lot," actress Kirstie Alley tweeted.
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It added that they would also discuss the next steps in degrading Islamic State's global networks outside of Iraq and Syria.
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Nothing but insults and degrading comments about Muslims — a total misunderstanding of what made our country great, religious freedom, religious liberty.
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Trump, his allies, and his kin are guilty of degrading the language of government and politics to a hitherto unplumbed low.
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Even where homosexuality is legal, gays can still be subject to degrading laws, like Russia's ban on promoting "nontraditional" sexual relations.
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It started with the "tea party" insanity akimbo degrading cartoons and collages of Barack Obama and morphed into something truly disgusting.
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And yet, Trump's allies have ignored their pain and their pleas, degrading the office of the president by spreading repulsive lies.
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On Friday, a United Nations envoy visiting Australia said that daily life for detainees on Nauru was cruel, inhumane and degrading.
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"I found it so degrading and so humiliating, my treatment in the office, that I just think it's wrong," she said.
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As a result, she's putting great emphasis on the facts and the 66 incidents of O.J. "beating, degrading and stalking" Nicole.
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Then the officers would enter the home, beat the women, and rape them or subject them to other degrading sexual acts.
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Kelly Ayotte (New Hampshire): "cannot and will not support a candidate for president who brags about degrading and assaulting women" Sen.
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The team sequenced the bacterium's genome and were even able to identify the genes responsible for degrading various components of oil.
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Fernandez called a news conference in Congress to deny wrongdoing and accuse Bonadio and President Mauricio Macri of degrading the judiciary.
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The denial of it, including in times of global crisis like the Covid-19 pandemic, constitutes cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment.
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The world would be a much better place if we spent less time degrading this cliché and more time living it.
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Over the past few days, Trump has made many posts on Twitter degrading Muslims and videos of them doing bad things.
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It is a vicious practice that brutalizes suspects who may well be innocent while also degrading those who carry it out.
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But is deregulating coal, degrading environmental standards, stripping women of contraceptives and challenging tyrants around the world to war their candy?
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When they first passed each other, "he made noises with his mouth" that were "very degrading," she said in an interview.
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For all her experience on the streets, this transaction is simultaneously the most lucrative and the most degrading of her life.
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Two thirds of the country sit on permafrost, which is degrading rapidly, puncturing places like the Yakutia region with giant sinkholes.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump has leveled repeated, degrading attacks against women, racial and religious minority groups, LGBTQ individuals, and the physically disabled.
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This leaves workers to either accept their current degrading working conditions or to take their chances on the open job market.
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It's telling that he simultaneously wants to cut the funding for the satellites and ocean buoys that monitor our degrading climate.
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"The death penalty is the ultimate cruel, inhuman, degrading punishment," Samah Hadid of Amnesty International's Beirut office said in a statement.
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I almost don't need porn anymore because it's not very good, generally speaking, not to mention usually degrading for trans women.
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As the grandfather of two precious girls, I find that no apology can excuse away Donald Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women.
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Bodnar also criticized increasing political control of state media and said mechanisms aimed at preventing torture and degrading treatment were inefficient.
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" Alexa had similar thoughts to share, writing, "Let's STOP degrading and START celebrating ourselves and others, from both the inside AND out.
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Tell any elected policymakers you know that business will not accept an eternal, degrading money chase in our election campaigns any longer.
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Duterte told the crowd it was just for fun, but critics condemned what they said was his latest macho antic degrading women.
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Outlets noted that Kim and Kourtney hadn't been in photos together recently, and speculated that the relationship was degrading before our eyes.
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"Use appropriate language and behavior and avoid making offensive, degrading, inflammatory or personal attacks, in and out of meetings," the paper said.
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"There is no place for this type of demeaning or degrading behavior in our Corps -- this includes our actions online," Green said.
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"It is totally racist and it maintains a degrading image of the black person, which has consequences in everyday life," he added.
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Even at that point in her career, she was already having trouble finding roles for a young black actor that weren't degrading.
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Most degrading is that they are often watched by male officers, and face rampant sexual abuse at the hands of correctional officers.
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It's the best revenge artists and labels have on all of us for degrading the value of music in the first place.
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But demeaning women, degrading women, but also minorities, immigrants, people of other faiths, mocking the disabled, insulting our troops, insulting our veterans.
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They say that in addition to the long hours and low wages, they are forced to work under onerous and degrading conditions.
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Brunei has signed the UN Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, and Degrading Treatment or Punishment, but it was never ratified.
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I almost allowed my societal conditioning to override what my heart knows to be true: Abuse is scary and demoralizing and degrading.
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It remains a grave for 1,777 sailors and Marines, degrading slowly and still leaking two to nine quarts of oil every day.
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Several characters comment incredulously on this fact; they point out that this inequality leads to a dangerous, degrading environment for college women.
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She also says he would sometimes "choke" her until she "passed out," allowing him to do "humiliating, degrading things" to her body.
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For ICRs, the justification was, in part, that law enforcement capabilities are degrading because an increasing amount of communications take place online.
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Menafee admitted that he slammed the "racist, very degrading" image twice with a broom handle in a moment of frustration last month.
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Although HFCs aren't degrading the ozone layer like CFC's did, they do have 1,000 times the heat-trapping powers of carbon dioxide.
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And those Americans who tuned in also learned that the Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee have set themselves a degrading task.
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My father conspicuously turned away so as not to risk seeing Nicodème degrading himself, as they said he did, morning and evening.
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Parental support of adult "kids" ranges from full dependency to steady drips of cash infusions, with all of it degrading retirement savings.
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"Demeaning, degrading women, but also minorities, immigrants, people of other faiths, mocking the disabled, insulting our troops, insulting our veterans," Obama said.
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This is what Trump does: He exalts gossip and innuendo, which has the direct and opposite effect of degrading truth and honesty.
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The whole argument about whether or not a bikini picture or a naked selfie is empowering or degrading is a fruitless one.
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"How can this be degrading when we are raising money for all these great animals?" she asked, to cheers from the crowd.
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The company stands accused of various offenses: degrading politics; empowering despots; leaving users vulnerable to abuse; abusing its users' data for profit.
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"The situation in Northern Ireland constitutes violence against women that may amount to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment," she said.
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Movies and the rest of the entertainment industry have done more to promote degrading, confining stereotypes of women than to shatter them.
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Enter stage left: Authoritative voice: Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment Part I Article 4 1.
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It's also degrading to be told to "go back to Africa," which is what a former Tesla employee says happened to him.
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Mann, a former aspiring actor, gave horrific testimony about how Weinstein raped her in 2013 during a yearslong abusive and degrading relationship.
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He denounced Democrats in both the House and Senate for degrading the impeachment process with what he called a historically weak case.
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Bernie Sanders' campaign for using degrading language about other candidates on a private Twitter account, Bixby was subjected to online harassment himself.
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Schultz later deleted the tweet and his team blamed a staffer, reminiscent of an argument Trump made after degrading Iowans on Twitter.
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I told them that by doing so, not only would they be alienating their own team but also degrading the company image.
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Younger MPs had higher incidences of degrading treatment and abuse in the media and on social networks, as well as sexual harassment.
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Finding synthetic catalysts that will do that work — without degrading, or healing and regenerating themselves if they do degrade — is a bear.
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" Bachelet especially criticized the US for detaining children, which "may constitute cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment that is prohibited by international law.
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In a professional setting, it's degrading to know that people are paying more attention to your looks than your abilities or achievements.
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Under existing regulations, the Swedish advertising authorities were able to ban advertisements that are degrading, sexist, or depict women as sexual objects.
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Spokesman for the Saudi-led Arab coalition, Brigadier General Ahmed al-Asseri, said the main goal of degrading Houthi capabilities had been achieved.
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"There is no place for this type of demeaning or degrading behavior in our Corps -- this includes our actions online," said Sgt. Maj.
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By the 803s agricultural pests were increasing, soil quality was degrading and yields of some key crops like rice had begun to decline.
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But as Jezebel's Stassa Edwards pointed out, the most egregious element of this trend isn't simply the degrading products, but its problematic creators.
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The UN in 2016 found Assange was arbitrarily detained at the embassy by the UK, describing his situation as "inhuman and degrading treatment".
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"Human Rights Watch opposes the death penalty in all circumstances as an irreversible, degrading, and cruel punishment," said Brad Adams, HRW Asia director.
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I should never have been exposed to such degrading comments, especially in the workplace, regardless of how minor and fleeting the moment was.
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" Trump, she said, had "nothing but insults, degrading comments about Muslims" and "a total misunderstanding of what made our country great -- religious freedom.
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Moore said that if the cell starves, then it might stop degrading the protein, causing the virus to wake up and wreak havoc.
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And just maybe, this science-fictional future welfare state won't be so terrible, particularly if our machines replace dangerous, menial, and degrading work.
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Last year, Apple admitted it was throttling older iPhone models to compensate for degrading batteries that caused the phones to sometimes shut down.
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" Jeb Bush: "As the grandfather of two precious girls, I find that no apology can excuse away Donald Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women.
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These immune cells patrol your airways, hoovering up and degrading bits of dust, pollen, and any other foreign objects that you breathe in.
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The lesson here is that kush > bitches every time, which is a statement that contains a second lesson about degrading attitudes toward women.
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Airlines have long seen profitability in investing heavily in first- and business-class while degrading the flying experience in coach to cut costs.
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Last month, London-based human rights watchdog Amnesty International said people as young as 15 were being held in "inhumane and degrading conditions".
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But in the Englewood operation, the bait truck wound up degrading already strained trust between the community and those meant to protect them.
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But it gave me enough of an idea about what it was like to be in the life and how degrading that is.
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Space capabilities are the bedrock of America's ability to execute complex operations over great distances, and degrading them would severely hamper U.S. actions.
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Puerto Rico's governor, Alejandro García Padilla, called federal oversight "shameful and degrading" because it would deprive Puerto Rico of its own elected government.
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Also in March, France's advertising watchdog asked Kering's Yves Saint Laurent to modify two ads after complaints that they were degrading to women.
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Papuans had been treated in "cruel, inhuman and degrading" ways, added the experts, who include several special rapporteurs on indigenous and human rights.
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If the scientists are able to increase the degrading ability of this bacteria, they can reduce the amount of plastic polluting the Earth.
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If working on a Pullman car was degrading, it was also, for decades, one of the best jobs available to African-American men.
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America's fire crisis is threatening communities, damaging fish and wildlife habitat, degrading watersheds, and trashing the budgets of our federal land management agencies.
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In June, Ireland was criticized by a United Nations panel that said its policies amounted to cruel, degrading and discriminatory treatment of women.
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Inspired by the infamous Russia dossier, these pee-ins feature DAD members degrading, spanking and relieving themselves on willing men wearing Trump masks.
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"It's degrading for the government to blame women for being out at night," she told CNN, peering out beneath her signature baseball cap.
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Firing L.G.B.T. Catholics and using degrading language such as "intrinsically disordered" erode the church's credibility to speak about justice, love and human dignity.
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Ossman distinctly wanted to differentiate the gala from the "tits, ass, and degrading rap music" she was bombarded with at other industry events.
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THE STONE To understand this degrading practice, we must examine the white face that refuses to see itself in its own monstrous creations.
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"This is about more than one video: it's a pattern of degrading and dehumanizing women that has occurs over decades," the senators added.
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Mann had testified that Weinstein raped her in a Manhattan hotel room early in what she called an "extremely degrading" relationship with him.
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A hashtag was born — #ShutDownSlavePlay — as well as an online petition, objecting to the play as degrading black women and dishonoring enslaved people.
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Arkema said Harvey's floodwaters engulfed its backup generators and knocked out the refrigeration necessary to keep the compounds from degrading and catching fire.
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"Torture and cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment is never a morally permissible option, even if lives depend on gaining information," the manual said.
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"When you use a tool like this on an incapacitated person, to me it certainly amounts to cruel and degrading treatment," Melzer said.
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No matter what you call it, eliminating or degrading millions of insurance plans to cut taxes for millionaires is a tough political sell.
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Such an approach would allow us to grow more and higher-quality food while restoring, rather than degrading, public health and the environment.
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"It's a level of tourism which is degrading the enjoyment that residents have, but it's also degrading the tourist experience, because the tourist who is endlessly queuing behind backpacks of hundreds of other tourists is not discovering the real or the authentic place," said Justin Francis, the chief executive of Responsible Travel, a company that arranges "sustainable" travel for customers.
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After all, Donald Trump as "pro-life candidate" fit perfectly the pro-choice caricature of an abortion opponent: degrading to and disrespectful of women.
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Cam posted the apology video Thursday evening, saying after careful thought he realized his word choice on Wednesday was degrading and disrespectful to women.
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Yet these vulnerable people have since been subjected to deeply inhumane and degrading conditions, effectively funded and controlled by Australia, in these Pacific nations.
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Even though Werth said it felt "degrading" to watch the salutatorian give the speech he'd wanted to, he's now looking forward and being optimistic.
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They are also being subjected to other forms of degrading treatment, said Agil Layic, a human rights activist and lawyer supporting the legal defense.
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"If all the titty streamers were gone tomorrow, does anyone really think shitty people would stop degrading and insulting women?" asked streamer Renée Reynosa.
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"If all the titty streamers were gone tomorrow, does anyone really think shitty people would stop degrading and insulting women?" tweeted streamer Renée Reynosa.
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Instead, Barr is debasing the rule of law, degrading our democratic institutions, and decimating any trust the American people have left in this Administration.
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Amnesty International says that at least five of the men were forced to undergo brutal and degrading anal examinations by Egypt's Forensic Medical Authority.
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" Adding, "This room right here, besides my bedroom, was the most degrading thing ever.... You had Rob pretty much making you do the unthinkable.
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"Bacteria are incredibly sensitive — to light, heat, oxygen ... even trace amounts of moisture can be degrading," co-founder Ara Katz told me by email.
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While Refinery29 has not independently confirmed these allegations, they are in line with other sexist and degrading comments Trump has made about women's bodies.
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"Degrading women and vulgar insults, and Kelly Ayotte supported Donald Trump through all of it," a narrator says in an ad released by Gov.
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China's efforts are aimed mainly at degrading America's sea- and land-based air power and thus limiting the kind of war it can wage.
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On the flip side, naturally degrading health can also be a costly concern for retirees, pushing up the need for expensive long-term care.
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He said that the move doesn't just send a message, but amounts to a "significant degrading" of Assad's ability to carry out chemical attacks.
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"GDP may say your country is thriving, but it's not thriving if it's also degrading the environment and contributing to CO2 emissions," said Ardern.
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And in the end, that might be the only valuable thing to emerge from the whole degrading spectacle that was the 2016 presidential race.
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"It felt very uncomfortable, very humiliating and very degrading," said Denhollander, who sought treatment from Nassar 16 years ago for a sports-related injury.
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She believed she was getting blamed for Cat's death because of a "horrific and degrading" Facebook post she'd left for Cat on her birthday.
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But by degrading women in his own life, Walcott falls into an intersectional trap, forcing one claim of liberty to be pitted against another.
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But even if I still had it, would it really be worth degrading the experience of the lights show for the document of it?
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As in those flicks, the talent and humanity of the female performers — their presence, personality, charm — helped offset or modestly challenge the degrading nonsense.
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It is little wonder that feminist activists chose to protest against what they called the "degrading, mindless-boob-girlie symbol" represented by the pageant.
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After that degrading and humiliating lineup, the female producer told me I should use the naked photos of myself as inspiration for my diet.
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Many men found the encounters humiliating and degrading, and statistics showed that minorities were far more likely to be subjected to such a search.
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They are only protected against calls for violence and dehumanizing generalizations, but not against calls for exclusion and degrading generalizations that are not dehumanizing.
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We'd heard it before — in the dining hall, on the street, in the back of lecture halls — Harvard men rating and degrading Harvard women.
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Warren blasted Trump for stooping to a "disgusting low" by attacking her with a degrading name during a ceremony intended to honor war heroes.
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Implying that a "minimum wage work ethic" is somehow indicative of a lesser work ethic is clueless at best, and downright degrading at worst.
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The European Union said he was "responsible for serious human rights violations ... including arbitrary detention, politically motivated investigations, inhumane and degrading treatment, and torture".
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Up until that point, touching another living thing took place in the context of bloody fights, degrading pat-downs, and dignity-crushing strip searches.
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In 2017 at Elle's Women in Hollywood event, Jennifer Lawrence spoke out about the "humiliating" and "degrading" ways the film industry approaches body image.
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That means pressure for more land is causing more carbon dioxide emissions and degrading nature's ability to soak up carbon, leading to more warming.
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From the My Lai massacre of 1968 to the degrading treatment of detainees in Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison in 2003, Hersh delivered the goods.
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In other words, they can withstand UV rays for a very long time without degrading, providing your skin with ample protection from the sun.
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"It's degrading," he said, during an event, featuring a gospel choir, for former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. last week in South Carolina.
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Any meaningful effort to reform the country's degrading approach to migrants will fall apart if it pretends a president can simply ignore such choices.
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Ben Sasse for leading the #NeverTrump movement and scuttling a countermeasure to condemn "degrading remarks toward women, minorities and other individuals" by presidential candidates.
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Annie and I stayed together for two more years after Gert and Bill's wedding, our relationship steadily degrading despite our efforts to salvage it.
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Tales of women trapped alone with powerful men who forced them into sexually degrading acts are some of the most painful stories to hear.
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Its centerpiece, championed by Senator John McCain, a Republican, barred interrogators from inflicting cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment on prisoners anywhere in the world.
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De Winter, who has a background in painting conservation, came to this experiment wondering how degrading fluorescent paint would impact perception of Stella's paintings.
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Sullivan said the United States had received "credible reports of deaths, forced labor, torture, and other cruel, inhumane, or degrading treatment" in the camps.
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The raids, dancers argued, also resulted in degrading treatment by police officers, some of whom took nonconsensual photos or made lewd comments about them.
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"The way I behaved was hurtful, degrading and infuriating to a degree that I have only begun to understand this past month," he wrote.
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In the following weeks, I received assault threats, pictures of genitalia, and countless degrading messages, all responding to Craigslist sex ads I never posted.
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Amid banter and workplace humor, there are photos and captions degrading service women and equating their promotions to how often they perform sexual acts.
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That means these assets are in dire need of upgrades, and utilities need to be aware of how these pipes and power lines are degrading.
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"I saw many hurtful comments and cowardly people writing degrading things behind a keyboard as if it was a way to get off," says Miller.
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This includes debt bondage, degrading work conditions, and long work hours that pose a risk to a worker's health or life, and violate their dignity.
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The actress, 46, documented her degrading motor skills as she gave the world a candid look at the everyday struggle she faces when applying makeup.
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BullyingPolicy RationaleBullying happens in many places and comes in many different forms from making statements degrading someone's character to posting inappropriate images to threatening someone.
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" Kaling replied, saying, "I think comparing Aziz to R. Kelly was offensive and degrading to the victims of R. Kelly, so yeah, I deleted it.
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But it's hard to believe that a "beachwear round" will be anything but degrading and embarrassing for the contestants involved (and that includes all genders).
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In 1977, a notice was filed with the Village Board saying the seal depicts a "white man choking an Indian" and was demeaning and degrading.
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After her story aired on TV, Toriana spoke to the news channel, claiming that Harris had rattled her with degrading statements when making her order.
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For background, Apple got into a lot of trouble with customers who noticed that the performance of their older model phones was degrading over time.
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That's because, prior to the 2015 ruling, major ISPs in the US had already been accused of throttling speeds and degrading service to their customers.
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The law defines sexual harassment as unwanted conduct related to sex that violates another's dignity or creates an "intimidating, hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive environment".
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To suggest that a woman's only contribution to a relationship is her appearance, and asking the public to vote on it, is degrading and dehumanizing.
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The issue isn't just that brain implants require invasive surgery and start degrading within a few years (problems that could be fixed in the future).
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"I think that it is even degrading for the American people to hear that Russia is managing the domestic policy of the U.S.," Lavrov said.
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Breivik, who has been held alone since his arrest, argues the regime is degrading and is a breach of the European Convention on Human Rights.
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The researchers figured out that the virus fools the cell into degrading its proteins, allowing it to sit as a naked strand of genetic material.
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However, when you're in a cryo chamber following a tough workout, chances are your body isn't completely degrading; you just have some minor muscle damage.
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But Microsoft didn't want multiple applications to decode the same stream—thus degrading PC performance—so it made the seemingly drastic decision to blacklist codecs.
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So I was like, 'I am not going to be part of a show that is degrading women anywhere in the United States right now.
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" Amnesty International, which drew attention to Mansour's case this week, said a lengthy detention in such conditions "may amount to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
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Normally, items made from organic materials, such as bark, don't preserve well, but in this case, the moist, soggy conditions prevented the shield from degrading.
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Critics have called the first lady hypocritical for adopting the cause, given the president's well-documented habit of using degrading and even racist nicknames online.
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"The degrading treatment of this individual is the latest example of a major U.S. airline disrespecting passengers and denying them their basic rights," Blumenthal said.
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The retired Army major general has in the past been outspoken about the nation's military, blasting "social engineering" he contends is degrading the national defense.
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Your job is to sit there and have a go back or simply accept that this is the degrading fate you have chosen for yourself.
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The challenge seeks to prove the law violates Dominica's constitution that guarantees rights to freedom of expression, privacy and freedom from inhumane or degrading punishment.
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Solar radiation from the incoming storm would add "3-5 years worth of exposure" to the panels, degrading older satellites to the point of inoperability.
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After that degrading and humiliating line-up, the female producer told me I should use the naked photos of myself as inspiration for my diet.
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At times, this works to great effect, especially when we see Stone's role in degrading public trust in government and pouring corrupt money into elections.
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Though BDS activists usually frame their movement as pro-Palestinian rather than anti-Semitic, their rhetoric — often laced with degrading Jewish stereotypes — belies any distinction.
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While Trump did make degrading comments on camera, an Associated Press investigation published Monday found that he was "lewd" and "sexist" off-camera as well.
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If those who opposed Trump had remained silent after he took power, Trump may have well succeeded at degrading what it meant to be American.
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"I find the statements presented to us in this matter ... while racist, insulting and degrading, are not subject to prosecution," he said, according to NBC5.
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Its fiberglass housing prevents corrosive salt water from slowly degrading the hardware, and a tiny wiper blade on the front clears off rain and dirt.
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Something serious: The Hollywood Reporter's feature "Little People, Big Woes in Hollywood: Low Pay, Degrading Jobs and a Tragic Death" is a long, worthwhile read.
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The subpar showing is likely due to the rise of throttling, which results in delayed load times, buffering, and degrading quality when streaming video content.
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Known for mind-bending works, like this degrading data compression simulation, Rossin sought to create a sensory art experience that extended beyond the VR headset.
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But women's media — and especially celebrity coverage — has long had this problem of addressing pregnancy in a way that's sexist, degrading, and frankly just inaccurate.
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Along with the Bronx duo, Koenig talked about Trick Daddy's recent Instagram post degrading black women, creepy clown pranks gone wrong, and virtual reality games.
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Degrading the internet, blocking speech and trampling what consumers now have come to expect would not be profitable, and the public backlash would be unbearable.
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Fiercely devoted to her son, she has no intention of publicly drawing attention to his father's degrading, unprincipled behavior through a public rift and departure.
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Trump has bragged about groping women, made degrading comments about women's bodies, and claimed (and then retracted) that women should be punished for having abortions.
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While working in factories, corner shops, and takeaways was good enough for their parents and cousins, to them these jobs were degrading and led nowhere.
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So they struck out on their own, eventually making enough money to retire from the exhausting and degrading life they had shared for so long.
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Driven from once-full theaters to the degrading obscurity of a Felliniesque little circus, the artist still feels most at home wasting in his cage.
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Our best "shooters" are sent out on a hunt for images of undocumented immigrants at perhaps the most vulnerable and degrading moment in their lives.
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But if you really want a tighter shot without degrading the image in the process, optical zoom is still very much the way to go.
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Human rights groups have previously opposed "virginity tests" on Indonesian women seeking to join the police or military, saying the practice was unscientific and degrading.
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A former aide to Gillibrand resigned last summer after she said an older, male colleague made unwanted advances and used degrading language, according to Politico.
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I came to see that it could be love of property, love of economic advantage, love of defining and "being superior," love of degrading people.
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The main advantage of supercapacitors is that they can deliver a bigger jolt of power, pound for pound, than batteries -- without heating up or degrading.
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Outside, the Move is able to hold its own, projecting a lot of sound without losing it all to the atmosphere or degrading into distortion.
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But that won't stop them from belittling the process and, by extension, degrading the Constitution, if they can whittle away public trust in our institutions.
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Blueface did something which on the surface is awesome -- giving money to the poor -- but on another level, some say what he did is degrading.
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But a lot of what goes on in concentration camps is degrading and humiliating, and it's about torturing people because you think they deserve it.
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Frank uses his leverage over Dorothy to demand brutal and degrading sexual favors from her, sex that Dorothy seems to have become psychologically dependent on.
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Volvo said in October its truck and bus engines might be exceeding limits for toxic nitrogen oxides because an emissions control component it uses was degrading.
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Not caring about nature is degrading the entire planet and its life-supporting systems, causing suffering and misery to life in every corner of the world.
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The overall argument to muzzle Trump was because of his history of making "degrading, insulting and demeaning" comments throughout the election about "misogyny, racism and xenophobia."
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Last month HRW said Algeria was rounding up and deporting migrants "in a degrading way" without giving them a chance to have their cases individually reviewed.
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"After careful thought, I understand that my word choice was extremely degrading and disrespectful to women," the football player said in a video posted on Twitter.
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"The successful conclusion of this planned offensive will make our country safer by severely degrading al Qa'ida's ability to reconstitute/and conduct future operations," he added.
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And yet trans tweeters frequently tap on their app only to find death threats and messages that deliberately misgender them, both of which are surely degrading.
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The new tariffs could raise the price of telecommunications equipment, according to an Intel filing, slowing the deployment of 5G networks and degrading US mobile networks.
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Take, for instance, the company's admission late last year that it slows down older iPhones to prevent spontaneous restart issues those devices suffer from degrading batteries.
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Breivik took Norwegian authorities to court in March, accusing them of inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment in breach of the European Convention on Human Rights.
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This can include sexist hostility (misogynistic jokes), sexual hostility (degrading women with language and behaviour) or gender policing (punishing women for not conforming to stereotypical femininity).
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MegaMIMO 2.0 cleverly coordinates multiple access points, all broadcasting on the same limited frequency and spectrum, to boost speeds and signal strength without degrading the signal.
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Women in the military The retired Army major general has also been outspoken about the nation's military, speaking out against "social engineering" degrading the national defense.
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The law allows for fines of 90-750 euros ($105-$876) for sexual or sexist comments and behavior that is degrading, humiliating, intimidating hostile or offensive.
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Or they just stand there, in the middle of the aisle, visibly degrading and passive-aggressively existing in a way that suggests they want a seat.
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After all, Trump brags about groping women, makes degrading comments about women's bodies, and claimed (and then retracted) that women should be punished for having abortions.
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Manning, a transgender woman, has been subjected to treatment that the UN described as "cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment" in violation of the Convention Against Torture.
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As a woman, how could I accept brutal rape and murder fantasies, amongst of myriad of other degrading subjects, language, and art, as part and parcel?
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However, I'm a mom and an American first, and I cannot and will not support a candidate for president who brags about degrading and assaulting women.
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A default can halt a company from further degrading its value by paying junior creditors or continuing to make capital expenditures, Susser of MacKay Shields said.
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"I believe through and through that any man who speaks in such a degrading way towards women is absolutely vile and disgusting," Wagner said in October.
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" They claim that porn is necessarily exposing people to "violent and degrading content"—content that can ultimately lead them to commit "sexually aggressive and violent behaviors.
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These protestors, unfortunately, are a fixture at this health care facility; standing outside, degrading you without any knowledge of who you are or your life circumstances.
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"What we've got to make sure that we don't allow happen is for that professionalism to start degrading in any way, shape or form," he said.
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It's a lazy, regressive device on its own; but with Catherine's developer Atlus, it comes with a storied history of degrading their trans and queer characters.
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Mr. Ziobro said he also found "incomprehensible" the Krakow judge's findings that Mr. Polanski would face inhumane or degrading treatment if extradited to the United States.
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One of these is the preoccupation with counterterrorism and the focus on degrading and defeating terrorist groups around the world and apprehending or killing individual terrorists.
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The United Nations has said that Australia's treatment of asylum seekers at the offshore centers is cruel, inhuman and degrading, and that it violates international law.
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Young boys were subjected to brutal and degrading treatment, including one who was stripped and another who was hurled across his cell by a prison guard.
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Britain said it plans to follow later this year as plastic is wreaking havoc on the marine environment – killing dolphins, choking turtles and degrading precious habitats.
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In several tweets under the hashtag '#YSLRetireTaPubDegradante', which translates to 'YSL, Remove Your Degrading Ad,' users call upon the label to take down its latest advertisements.
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His policies would be disastrous for working families and his campaign of hate, ignorance and lies has pushed our nation's politics down to a degrading level.
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Manning spent lengthy stays in solitary confinement and, at the Marine base at Quantico, Va., she was reportedly found to have been subjected to degrading treatment.
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But this can be done only in full compliance with human rights standards, in particular honoring the prohibitions of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
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He has also asserted that he has been subjected to degrading treatment, including hundreds of strip searches and frequent searches of his cell, including at night.
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The U.N. experts had also accused Duterte of publicly intimidating activists and Supreme Court judges, degrading women and inciting violence against alleged drug pushers and others.
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"As the grandfather of two precious girls, I find that no apology can excuse away Donald Trump's reprehensible comments degrading women," Jeb Bush said on Twitter.
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"A year ago, he was on his back foot as the opposition forces were carrying out operations that really were degrading the Syrian military," Brennan said.
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It seems to be all right to say or do absolutely anything to gain power in this country no matter how vile, degrading, abusive or untrue.
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Yes, he might look like Keanu Reeves, but Katya goes to degrading lengths to help out someone who doesn't seem to know exactly what he's doing.
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He described his word choice as "degrading and disrespectful to women" and apologized to anyone who took offense, though he did not mention Rodrigue by name.
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For a man who began his campaign degrading Mexican immigrants, it's another ugly, empty rhetorical flourish; only this one would be made with concrete and rebar.
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Helping or hurting democracy is incidental to that goal, as are improving or degrading our daily lives, or making the world a better or worse place.
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The Trump administration has already deemed imports of steel and aluminum a threat to national security, saying foreign metals are degrading the United States' manufacturing base.
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Over five minutes, a train of 19 satellites had crossed into the telescopes' view, scarring the observation with bright parallel marks, and degrading their scientific value.
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Rather, the hydroxyl groups, which are created by a reaction between HIF-1 alpha and oxygen, mark it for destruction by a cell's protein-degrading machinery.
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"I think that it is even degrading for the American people to hear that Russia is managing the domestic policy of the U.S.," Mr. Lavrov said.
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Currently, their technology was limited to the degradation of polyethylene, but Huang said the hope was to develop a way of degrading other types of plastic.
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But the company was hiding something: a degrading work environment where women were objectified and complaints of sexual harassment were buried, according to a Times investigation.
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By degrading social norms and civic virtues, not to mention the rule of law on which investment depends, corruption rots the foundations of a healthy economy.
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Mr. Trump ridiculed President Barack Obama for degrading the American military, failing to defeat ISIS and failing to punish Syria when it crossed his red line.
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"From 'sh*thouses' to 'lazy asses,' the White House seems to be only concerned with degrading the very people they claim to want to save," Sen.
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Blasphemy laws protect religious dogma from ridicule, and therefore the feelings of believers, Mr. Mchangama argues, while hate speech laws protect religious groups from degrading expressions.
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It seizes some of the best, noblest human instincts — to share, to know, to connect, to belong — and harnesses them to a degrading system of profit.
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This asymmetry induces companies to compete by highlighting the lower prices they're able to offer if they cut costs by degrading the quality of their offerings.
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They claim Gooding does it "for the purpose of gratifying his own sexual desire" and "degrading and abusing the women he has targeted," the document states.
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On the other sits Kavanaugh, flanked by Graham and Trump, shamelessly insulting victims of abuse and degrading our politics because they want what they want, now.
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Degrading communications and financial networks — even in the most primitive economy in the world — can increase the economic costs to Pyongyang of possessing its nuclear arsenal.
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As a result of the way she has been treated, the United Nations special rapporteur on torture accused the United States of cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment.
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Bieber himself did not invent Instagram tourism, after all, which is the more likely culprit to blame for the sudden influx of natural landscape-degrading Fjaðrárgljúfur visitors.
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" Throughout the encounter, Rodgers claims to the BBC that Kelly said "nasty [and] degrading things" to her, referring to himself as "Daddy" and she "his little doll.
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The studio dressed Rooney as a degrading caricature of a Japanese man in heavy makeup [and] a prosthetic mouthpiece, to give him buckteeth, and taped his eyelids.
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Donald Trump's degrading comments about sexually assaulting women were not just offensive to liberals and conservatives alike, but they were also extremely triggering to sexual assault survivors.
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This is an issue that is close to my heart because of the Obama administration's inhuman and degrading treatment of one of our alleged sources, Chelsea Manning.
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Richard Kyambadde, an officer at the Ministry of Water and Environment, said wetlands are degrading fast in several parts of the country because of urbanization and agriculture.
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"[I]t made me feel horrible as a girl (seeing those girls with number tags and being called out is really degrading)," one of the messages reads.
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The Chihuahua State Human Rights Commission, the report says, had gathered hundreds of allegations of torture, illegal searches, cruel and degrading treatment, threats, intimidation and forced disappearance.
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It's been a pleasant surprise to discover that sex can still be exciting without being degrading, although at times it's taken effort not to find it boring.
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They were also "subjected to racist remarks, degrading comments and harassment at the worksite" and relegated to "separate, unsanitary and often inoperable restrooms," the Labor Department said.
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Ariana Grande's note about a fan degrading and objectifying her as someone her boyfriend Mac Miller would "hit" is another recent example of casual sexism and misogyny.
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To do this, Cruz and Paul have cooked up a novel solution, one that allies them with the White House—and further degrades rapidly degrading Senate norms.
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More than 50 of my personal photos were stolen and released to the public, sometimes in manipulated form and often accompanied by sexually explicit and degrading comments.
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The Obama administration has spent years endorsing and enacting smart criminal-justice reforms, including pushing back against decades of useless, degrading imprisonment of nonviolent and petty offenders.
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We're not supposed to talk about all the bitter, degrading things that go along with pregnancy, childbirth, and motherhood in an economy designed and run by men.
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It was patently untrue even at the time, but public "debates" over the claim meant that mixed-race people's lives were always discussed in this degrading context.
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As a woman and a mother, I am shocked that Trump can't bring himself to make a sincere apology for having bragged about degrading and assaulting women.
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Degrading the Syrian regime's military machine is an option, but it will not prevent the defeat of what is left of the regime's armed Syrian Arab opponents.
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But with the impact of the climate crisis degrading many of Earth's ecosystems faster than scientists had predicted, Cowie, Wu and Namugerwa need more than just words.
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The old upper crust categorically banned nonwhites, viewed the culture of the commoners as degrading and beneath it, and proudly announced itself to be above everyone else.
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Trump's response to the outcry over his degrading remarks about women has been to try to shift public attention to Bill Clinton's behavior when he was president.
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A rich but grim history, which reaches back to slavery, reveals a systematic, institutional degrading of black people by white people, from farmers and politicians to entertainers.
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"If we keep degrading biodiversity there will be a point where it's very difficult to support agriculture," lead author Tim Newbold of University College London told Reuters.
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Cynical as ever, Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, has said nothing in the face of the president's degrading tweets and renewed attacks on the Mueller investigation.
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Given that most people are starting with highly compressed MP3 or AAC-encoded music files to begin with, that essentially means you're degrading an already degraded signal.
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The Commerce Department imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum earlier this year, saying that imports of foreign metals were degrading the "industrial base" and threatened national security.
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Of the books listed by the prosecution as "degrading" to the Russian people, she said, only one was actually accessible to readers, a children's magazine called Barvinok.
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The use of torture and cruel and degrading treatment in the war on terrorism has distorted our justice system, impaired our reputation internationally and emboldened our enemies.
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The movement calls for the strongest possible utility regulation of ISPs and banning any potential ISP software from blocking or degrading the free flow of Web traffic.
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" Defending the President, Graham retorted "You know, here's what's personally degrading: 'this is what you get when you go through a trailer park with a $100 bill.
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He could be endangering United States service members deployed to combat zones by handing their enemies propaganda and recruitment material and by degrading support among local populations.
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The 11 independent experts accused President Rodrigo Duterte of publicly intimidating activists and Supreme Court judges, degrading women and inciting violence against alleged drug pushers and others.
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Emmanuel Beaubatie, a sociologist who specializes in gender issues, said that it was still seen as "a degrading process" for a man to transition to a woman.
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The portrayal of women, LGBT people, and people of color in the skits is incredibly inaccurate and degrading, instilling bigoted attitudes in those that consume the content.
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In today's paper, they developed a water-based electrolyte with a special feature that only organic electrolytes usually have: a solid coating that protects the electrodes from degrading.
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It's possible that in some cases of Type 2 diabetes, inflammation may be slowly degrading the insulin-producing cells (instead of destroying them outright, as in Type 23).
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There have been frequent claims of psychological trauma, inadequate medical care, and violence inside the camps, which the U.N. said last year was "cruel, inhuman and degrading" treatment.
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It's the same language lawmakers have heard during his three previous addresses to a joint Congress, but each was quickly overshadowed by a biting tweet or degrading nickname.
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An appeals court upheld the punishment, saying the letter was "undignified, discourteous, and degrading" and that Evans never demonstrated the judge's incompetence or bias using examples or evidence.
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Migrant children detained in Yuma, Arizona, have reported sexual abuse and degrading language by Customs and Border Patrol officers, as well as unsanitary and crowded conditions, NBC reports.
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Michigan, October 2015Rent-A-Center had been making persistent and harassing phone calls to myself and my husband and was insulting, threatening, and degrading us with each call.
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Some conservatives would have you believe that taking a naked selfie when you're feelin' yourself and sharing it with someone who wants to see it is morally degrading.
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Analyzing this activity will let the U.S. learn more about how Islamic State works and help America meet its stated goal of degrading and destroying the terror group.
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"I find it very degrading that I have to fight to achieve (a) legitimate identity that most people can take for granted within gendered society," Elan-Cane said.
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" Smith also called for proper care to be provided to the victims, and said that, "This behavior by Marines and former Marines is degrading, dangerous, and completely unacceptable.
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Trump was already well-known for his many sexist insults and degrading misogynistic remarks, which Hillary Clinton was always quick to remind voters of on the campaign trail.
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A 2017 study by the Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit, a migrants rights group, found 51% of returning migrants had experienced fraud or degrading treatment while abroad.
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By degrading elected office, or opposition, by ignorance, defunct ideologies or arrogance, these parties are damaging democratic governance already assailed by authoritarians in China, Russia, Hungary and Egypt.
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And each step we take in this battle is another important step in ensuring that Trump doesn't end up actually degrading what it means to be an American.
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"Regrettably, the general citizenry has previously been subjected to this inhuman and degrading treatment without a word of disapproval from us," the veterans' statement said of the episode.
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Only a few weeks ago, The New Yorker ran a piece by Carolyn Kormann about the world's growing addiction to plastic, which is severely degrading the ocean environment.
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The coming November midterms amount to a reckoning against all the men in Congress who have enabled Trump to continue degrading women and protecting those who oppress them.
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Bob Menendez responded on Twitter, saying the White House "seems to be only concerned with degrading the very people they claim to want to save," while Arizona Rep.
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In this new era, humans are the primary change agents, rapidly degrading what makes the planet habitable, intensifying greenhouse gas concentration, and damaging the health of marine ecosystems.
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" Rodrigo Domingues, a music composer and member of the Brazilian hip-hop collective Original Rap, claims people on the outside view prison as "degrading and [a dead end].
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According to the Irish Times, Davis had argued that, because of his recently diagnosed Asperger's Syndrome, he would be detained in an inhuman and degrading manner if extradited.
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The two exchanged barbs earlier this year after Biden said he would have "beat the hell out of" Trump in high school over his degrading comments about women.
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There has been impunity for the torture and other forms cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment carried out by the CIA, which included waterboarding, mock executions, and sexual abuse.
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Calling any form "invariably degrading," the committee's Global Initiative has persuaded 53 countries since 2001 to pass laws banning corporal punishment, even in the privacy of a home.
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With an optical zoom, however, you're switching between different pieces of glass and, in this case, different sensors, getting you closer to the action without degrading the image.
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At trial, in a room filled with strangers, the victim is asked to talk about humiliating and degrading injuries suffered at the hands of a man she loves.
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In this respect, statements made by the host, which can be understood as degrading in particular to (post-)migrants; Kasper König has apologized to the artist, Bilir-Meier.
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The process uses specialized equipment to vaporize hydrogen peroxide, which can then infuse all the layers of the mask to kill germs (including viruses) without degrading mask material.
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At the same time, the new administration unleashed on the public a degrading cacophony of lies, of the sort many of us associate with authoritarian countries like Russia.
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Perhaps if senators had heard sworn testimony from Judge — who wrote books detailing his youthful binge drinking — they might have decided to call the whole degrading spectacle off.
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But those moments were degrading and frustrating and isolating — after all, I just wanted to do my job, like anyone else — and so I never shared those details.
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The Post also obtained and published a notorious booklet compiled by a Bloomberg employee that contained some of his most degrading and profane alleged comments around the workplace.
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But the company had a secret of its own: a degrading work environment where women were objectified and complaints of sexual harassment were buried, a Times investigation found.
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The Palestinian Authority last month announced its intention to join 22 international conventions, including the Convention against Torture and other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (OPCAT).
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Over the summer, a black dishwasher in Calhoun smashed a stained glass windowpane that depicted slaves working on a plantation, because he said he found the image degrading.
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The primary advantage of a supercapacitor, apart from its futuristic sounding name, is its ability to pump out electricity faster than a battery — without heating up or degrading.
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" She loves the color pink and blasts "thuggish rap at a very loud volume even though the lyrics are degrading to women and offend me to my core.
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Thompson adds that diamond mining can impact ocean life through increased ship traffic, noise, light and pollution, and is just one of many activities degrading the marine environment.
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Some had been subjected to intrusive vaginal and anal examinations, he said, which have been condemned by the United Nations' anti-torture panel as cruel, inhumane and degrading.
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It also risks degrading the Democratic Party — helping elevate shameless hucksters who know nothing about policy but are willing to spread misinformation in the service of gaining power.
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Dozens of Uighurs in other countries have already been deported to China, according to experts and families, who fear they have been held in degrading re-education camps.
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Well before its blatantly anti-union training video fell into Gizmodo's hands, it's status a degrading to blue collar laborers and demoralizing to white collar ones was well documented.
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It is not degrading to enforce borders, raise economic prospects for millions of Americans and dominate on the foreign policy realm, which is exactly what President Trump is doing.
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In Brazil, slavery is defined as forced labor but also covers debt bondage, degrading work conditions, long hours that pose a health risk and work that violates human dignity.
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At the peak of the abuse Matthew Herrick suffered, 16 men showed up every day at his door, each one expecting either violent and degrading sex, drugs, or both.
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The history of Black comedians playing women has been a rite of passage that has always resulted in successful careers for those men and degrading stereotypes about Black women.
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Common Article Three of the Geneva Convention, which applies the stricter standard of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, was irrelevant, they said, because it applies only to civil wars.
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Kelly Ayotte did call out Trump for boasting about "degrading" and "assaulting" women, but invoked her authority to do so first as "a mom" rather than a powerful politician.
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Even in this climate, when people are finally talking about treating women equally, I had one of the more degrading experiences of my entire career a few weeks ago.
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Based on these findings, the researchers think that weight cycling leads the microbiome to shift toward flavonoid-degrading bacteria, which lowers energy output and leads to weight gain. Sheesh.
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"It's (data) very reassuring for investors because that shows the economics of the world aren't degrading rapidly," said Kim Forrest, chief investment officer at Bokeh Capital Partners in Pittsburgh.
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Instead of using sword chops to whittle away at each enemy's health, you're slowly degrading their posture — their ability to fend off your attacks, basically — while maintaining your own.
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Using Gremlin, chaos engineers can setup different scenarios, run simulations of those scenarios, and most importantly, quickly revert back a scenario if a system is degrading worse that expected.
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A form of sexual violence that is prevalent and rarely discussed is when police literally conduct unlawful, unconstitutional, and degrading searches to assign people a gender based on anatomy.
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The ACLU of Michigan filed a federal class action lawsuit in December 2014 against Muskegon County for "inhumane and degrading policies" on behalf of inmates who reported similar experiences.
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"Two hours is a long time for a routing leak of this magnitude to stay in circulation, degrading global communications," said Doug Madory, director of Oracle's internet analysis division.
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First, the settlement was constructed above a small river, so much of it was waterlogged right from the start (moist, soggy conditions prevent organic materials, like wood, from degrading).
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The policy follows an impulse in official circles these days to shield women from degrading or hostile experiences — an impulse that some see as a revival of paternalistic customs.
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Slavery in Brazil is defined as forced labor, but also includes debt bondage, degrading work conditions, long hours that pose a health risk or work that violates human dignity.
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"There is a deep history of making our people, especially connected to chicken, look like animals because it's dehumanizing and it's degrading," local chef Rachman "Rock" Harper told WUSA9.
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"Our action is proportionate, specifically aimed at degrading the regime's ability to use chemical weapons and deterring further such appalling acts," said a statement from Britain's Royal Air Force.
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Chinese dominance in 28500G would significantly assist in future attacks against not only the Navy but the entire U.S. military, thus degrading our ability to deter war with China.
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Though it provides steady power for the residents of North Carolina, its pollution is scattered across the northeast, degrading air quality potentially in states as far away as Connecticut.
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"I hope the White House apologizes for these degrading comments and focuses on working towards a solution for those from TPS countries rather than making denigrating statements," he added.
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These virgin-plastic items are generally cheaper to make and sell than recycled plastic, and they aren't as vulnerable to degrading over time the way recycled plastic products are.
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The whole project is an implicit nod to that artist's beloved The Disintegration Loops, according to the press release, which famously recorded the sound of slowly degrading tape loops.
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In Brazil slavery is defined as forced labor, but also includes debt bondage, degrading work conditions, long hours that pose a health risk or work that violates human dignity.
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"I'm a mom and an American first, and I cannot and will not support a candidate for president who brags about degrading and assaulting women," she wrote on Twitter.
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As a result of the performance, Mr. Brus was prosecuted for the crime of "degrading symbols of the state" and fled with his family to exile in West Berlin.
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Jessica Mann said that soon after meeting Weinstein she began an "extremely degrading" relationship with him that never included intercourse until, she alleged, he raped her in March 2013.
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He said one of his grandchildren called a family meeting eight weeks ago and contended that his grandchildren urged him to run after seeing degrading images on him online.
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This was not only extremely degrading, but gave the South unequal representation for many years, making it more difficult to root-out slavery and resulting in the Civil War.
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Not only do the pardons damage morale by explicitly endorsing prohibited conduct, and thereby degrading military discipline, they put troops in the war theater at risk of further harm.
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"It was stressful to watch people I care about be treated in degrading and dehumanizing ways," said Hannah Gallo, a Union student who served as Professor Cruz's teaching assistant.
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After Amnion's degrading presentation, I contacted my high-school principal with my concerns about the quality of information and legitimacy of the organization, but Amnion returned the next year.
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"He says that he was concerned that publication of the tapes would damage the domestic and international standing of the CIA, perhaps significantly degrading our operational capabilities," Morell wrote.
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Even if we can't leverage military strikes into a peace deal, the strikes are still worthwhile by degrading the air assets that Assad uses to kill his own people.
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BDSM sexual and lifestyle practices very greatly beyond the dominatrix and submissive dynamic, including humiliation (being mocked by degrading language), electroplay (being shocked by an electrical source), and gagging.
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Mr. Uygur has a long history of making crude and degrading comments about women, and the president of the California Young Democrats called on Mr. Sanders to reverse course.
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Violent uprisings among Brazil's 22016,83-strong prison population are a regular occurrence, fed by chronic overcrowding, degrading conditions and competition between criminal groups that control large swaths of penitentiaries.
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"These attacks are denigrating, demeaning and degrading and are meant to intimidate, threaten and cow the institution and individual judges," Chief Justice David K. Maraga said in a statement.
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"We're asking the courts to declare the entire case annulled and give compensation to the petitioners who [were] subjected to degrading treatment by the state," Gitari said in November.
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Those who are intelligent wear earpieces that transmit disruptive noises, those who are beautiful wear degrading masks, and those who are powerful are held down with bags of lead.
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Computers are slowly degrading humanity's special-ness, beating us at some of our most challenging games like Go. Hell, even videogames and poker have been mastered by complex algorithms.
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"It was both right and legal to take military action together with our closest allies to alleviate further humanitarian suffering by degrading the Syrian regime's chemical weapons capability," May said.
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After receiving degrading comments online from people saying she wasn't really dancing, just "moving her arms around," she learned to ignore the trolls, and became more determined to continue dancing.
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In practice they often perish at much younger ages due to all the bad things some humans do to them, like degrading their habitats or hitting them repeatedly with boats.
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Nick probably (definitely) made out with each girl at least once while the rest of them guzzled champagne and tried to convince themselves the situation wasn't completely and utterly degrading.
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"If we keep degrading and polluting habitats to such a degree that our biological relatives cannot live there, eventually humans will not being able to live there either," says Garber.
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" In April, anti-porn crusaders got their biggest victory yet when Utah became the first state to declare porn a "public health crisis" that is "evil, degrading, addictive, and harmful.
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"This character has all the degrading attributes that black people are given in the racist imagery of our societies," said Mouhad Reghif, a spokesman for anti-racism group Brussels Panthers.
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In 2005 Mr McCain proposed a ban on the use of "cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment" against anyone in American military custody, following reports of abuses in Iraq.
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"For me, living in constant fear of Rob's anger and being subjected to his degrading tirades for years chipped away at my independence and sense of self-worth," she wrote.
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That's the point: sex work isn't glamorous in the way movies like Pretty Woman make it out to be, and what these women have to do is oftentimes unnecessarily degrading.
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After that, she said, "I entered into what I thought was going to be a real relationship with him and it was extremely degrading from that point on," she said.
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Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, far and away the most successful Twitch streamer ever, decided to stop swearing and using degrading language as his influence in the community and his viewership grew.
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"More broadly, degrading ties with Saudi Arabia would be a grave mistake for U.S. national security, and that of our allies," Pompeo said in his prepared remarks to the Senate.
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The first thing to note here is that using the phrase "talk a girl into letting you" in a sexual context—is that there's nothing inherently degrading about anal sex.
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The way we feel about our bodies can vary on a day-to-day basis — and degrading comments about our appearances are never okay, especially not from a potential president.
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U.N. figures show 8 million tonnes of plastic - bottles, packaging and other waste - enter the ocean each year, degrading precious habitats, killing marine life and entering the human food chain.
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Smith on why this cause matters: Some people's situations can be so horrible and degrading that it calls for us to get up and say we need to intervene. Rep.
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It concluded that authorities' use of the devices doesn't constitute a "grave attack" on the freedom to demonstrate, or the right not to be exposed to inhuman or degrading treatment.
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A manual mechanism to slide the camera up and down seems like a safer bet, but there's still the risk of the internal mechanism degrading with daily use over time.
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Calling her degrading names and telling her she should stand in a pile of trash, the man threatens to post the video online -- a threat that he makes good on.
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Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) said that the plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will only become less popular over time, further degrading its already tepid support.
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Jones criticized what he described as "the circus wing" of the Republican party for degrading the tone of the national debate to a point where even his children couldn't watch.
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Not only do these projects address the rapidly degrading grid, but they pose huge regional and local economic boosts: creating jobs and fostering manufacturing, innovation, and community happiness and health.
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For his entire career, first as a phony businessman, and now as a phony president, he's persevered by beating, berating, degrading, humiliating and personally insulting anyone who dared challenge him.
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The Brussels criminal court handed the eight women from Abu Dhabi's ruling al-Nahyan family 15-month suspended sentences for human trafficking and degrading treatment, the lawyer, Stephen Monod, said.
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So, in the "Star Trek" world, we just have gravity plate that is degrading, according to Spock in this clip, and you can just wave your hands and do that.
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It may also serve as a wedge between Pyongyang and Beijing, degrading Beijing's ability to determine facts on the ground in North Korea while strengthening Washington's influence on the peninsula.
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Earlier this year, Trump imposed sanctions on 13 "current and former Venezuelan officials" who have been involved with corruption, human rights abuses, or those who are degrading order in Venezuela.
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I know it absolutely sounds counterintuitive but the feeling of knowing I want to allow Chris to do all those degrading things to me makes me feel really in love.
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Hawkins laughs and apologizes, and Trump also laughs as if it's all in good fun — but he still makes insulting, degrading remarks about her in an apparent act of revenge.
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These fast-growing, rapidly replicating bacteria that previous research had not seen led the team to conclude that the dispersants had not in fact prevented bacteria from degrading the oil.
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What's seemingly disregarded is that many of these development choices are doubly risky because we are building on top of, and degrading, our first lines of protection — our natural defenses.
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The irony could not have been more stark: It was caste on one hand that had forced this occupation upon them, and it was caste that was degrading them further.
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These calls are a form of digital pollution — costing us time and money, violating our privacy, and degrading trust in the communications and technology networks upon which we increasingly depend.
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But as a muscular black woman whose career is full of wins, Williams regularly becomes the subject of commentary that is simply degrading at best, and openly racist at worst.
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Mr. Trump's authority to impose such sweeping tariffs stems from a Commerce Department investigation that concluded last month that imported metal threatened national security by degrading the American industrial base.
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That, regardless of the current law, the state conceptualizes pregnant women as human-hosts rather than autonomous people, degrading the moral value of the mother to that of an incubator.
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In the bedroom, she is a sexual servant who enjoys degrading sex; however, this, too, can be a struggle, as Lilith in Virgo sometimes suffers from sexual shame and repression.
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The real test is just finding somebody who can perform these almost degrading acts, while still recognizing that after I swallow your load, I am not to be fucked with.
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According to the report, Schneiderman would allegedly slap these women repeatedly across the face during sexual activity, among other types of degrading acts ... which the women claim were non-consensual.
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A 2004 Spanish law against gender violence prohibits ads from showing degrading images of a woman's body, and Austrian codes consider depictions that reduce a person to their sexuality discriminatory.
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" She was further soured by a comment attributed to a spokesman for the sponsors — that it would be "unbecoming and degrading for a woman to set a land speed record.
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The Grolier was founded at a moment when machine printing and automated type production were degrading the quality of printed books, which in turn fueled an interest in fine printing.
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During her first term Hidalgo, 60, banned adverts deemed sexist, homophobic or degrading, after a campaign for fashion house Saint Laurent featuring sexist images of women that was widely criticized.
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As a result, breaking up or degrading Nafta would have the same disruptive effects that came from Nafta's creation: Plants would close, jobs would disappear, communities would lose their livelihoods.
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Early episodes of "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" tackled political violence and racial discrimination, and he could be a fierce critic of the commercial popular culture he deemed cruel, degrading or shallow.
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However, as the degrading sexualization of Thunberg and others demonstrates, the criticism and harassment women politicians and activists experience is different in kind than that experienced by their male counterparts.
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Grey, who was first seduced by Chaplin when she was 15, said in divorce papers discovered in 1003 that he forced her to perform "revolting, degrading and offensive" sex acts.
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The largely unacknowledged, if obvious, subtext to London's metamorphosis is that the forces degrading our poorer neighbors are intertwined with those that have seen the value of people's homes soar.
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On Monday night, The Daily Beast published a story about a now-former Michigan field director for the Sanders campaign, who had sent many tweets mocking and degrading other candidates.
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But while many New Year's resolutions might be difficult to keep, Americans can step up to address one specific problem that we all agree is degrading the world around us.
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The Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage (WIM) has advanced knowledge on key points like ways to help people forced from their homes by rising seas or degrading farmland.
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In a "truly reprehensible, degrading stunt at his rally," Trump "used my name to simulate an orgasm," she said, describing it as "the straw that broke the camel&aposs back."
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"The district has concluded its investigation into a complaint alleging that an Intermediate East 8th-grade social studies lesson on slavery was 'degrading' to students," district spokesman Michael Kenny said.
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But the human rights court said in its ruling that it had found no evidence of "inhuman or degrading treatment" of Ms. Knox during police questioning, as she had alleged.
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Other readers referenced the pain, and sometimes fear, the image evoked in them, or pushed back against those who minimized the insidious nature of blackface and other similarly degrading practices.
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The whole commerce between master and slave is a perpetual exercise of the most boisterous passions, the most unremitting despotism on the one part, and degrading submissions on the other.
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These are often degrading or illegal, the rationale being that a UC cop or similar wouldn't have the stomach for this or have the necessary authority to actually commit crimes.
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Videos mocking and degrading Pelosi had been circulating online long before they reached the president, but last week was when they entered the mainstream by way of Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.
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No longer that preposterous figure at the center, no longer that degraded and degrading victim off at the margins of reality and blind with blood, man may at last become himself.
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Moreover, public scrutiny of the bodies of black women, women athletes and of intersex people through degrading "sex-verification" practices has a long history, which feminist writers and activists have challenged.
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Two former Temple University police officers were convicted of beating a woman to death in 2016 in a home prosecutors described as a "degrading, diabolical torture chamber," according to multiple reports.
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Uber and Lyft strongly oppose fingerprint-based criminal background checks, which they have said do nothing to improve safety, unfairly penalize minorities and limit the supply of drivers, degrading the service.
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Last year, the Kenyan National Commission on Human Rights, a state-funded, independent body released a report accusing the government of arbitrary arrests, torture, extrajudicial killings, and inhuman and degrading treatment.
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In a public statement last week, Melaye said he had been provoked by Tinubu, who he claims called him "dog" and "thug", but denied using abusive or degrading language against her.
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Ousted Fox News CEO Roger Ailes' degrading treatment of women and his peers extends from before his time at the conservative network, according to a new report from New York Magazine.
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This includes the ability to spot manufacturing defects or aspects of a machine's degrading performance that could lead to defects, and more broadly, ways to further optimise production throughput and uptime.
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That could (and it's a big could) be a significant advance over current methods that use needle-like electrodes that can be risky to insert or offer degrading performance over time.
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Fourth, United States and NATO should deploy limited defenses against cruise missiles to protect key alliance assets in the event of conflict with Russia, degrading the effectiveness of Russia's illegal GLCM.
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And what a degrading moment for each person sitting around that table -- not just that they were asked to participate in such a ridiculously obsequious endeavor, but that they gladly obliged.
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"Their victims were targeted, sexualized, and in some cases subjected to degrading and violent acts," said Peter Mann, Head of the Complex Casework Unit of Yorkshire and Humberside Crown Prosecution Service.
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The fact that so many rehabs have historically used degrading and punitive tactics that assume participants are self-centered manipulative liars also plays into the idea that addiction is really sin.
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Transported far from their native habitats to the arid deserts and rugged mountains of the West, they concentrate along watercourses, wiping out streamside vegetation and degrading water quality and fish habitat.
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"It's hypocritical, degrading, and insulting to Northern Irish women that we are forced to travel for vital healthcare services but cannot access free, safe, and legal abortions at home," she said.
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"By allowing white supremacists refuge, companies inadvertently create safe harbors that extremists can leverage to recruit and indoctrinate other people while also degrading the enjoyment of their own fans," he added.
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" The scriptural fatalism of "passed away" seems perfectly pitched, as does the self-involvement of Aden's reaction: "She saw herself in faded video, her image degrading, her outline blurred by violence.
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"A multi-million dollar contract with a company that just recently displayed cybersecurity negligence of epic proportions is significantly degrading to public trust," Ratcliffe said in a statement released Wednesday night.
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"The result of the November election has convinced every intelligent wageworker that in politics, per se, there is no hope of emancipation from the degrading curse of wage-slavery," he wrote.
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Rio is just the latest fiasco, harming the country's citizens, further degrading an already distressed environment and enriching the corruption schemes, both minor and major, that are common at such events.
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The Trump administration has made great progress in degrading ISIS and must prosecute the fight until the end, but U.S. and allied interests in Syria extend beyond the defeat of ISIS.
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Enhanced occupation would continue decades of depriving Palestinian men, women, and children of basic human rights such as freedom of movement, access to resources, and freedom from cruel and degrading treatment.
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Trump occasionally comes up by name in this book, but Nussbaum seems to consider him a degrading presence, preferring to sequester his coarsest comments about women in a tidy itemized list.
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Such treatment may not be mortifying to the dog, perhaps (in fact, that's a legitimate question, whether dogs can feel mortified; I remain agnostic); but it is degrading to the species.
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They've been the subject of degrading gossip in church, and when they've tried to receive spiritual guidance, they've been treated as if lust is their biggest and even only spiritual concern.
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Simultaneously, the degrading manipulations and rhetorical schemes of entrenched power structures must be resisted by telling stories that instead reaffirm a sense of shared humanity, belonging, dignity, and respect for differences.
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As a transgender woman, I find it degrading to be constantly reminded that I am trans and that large segments of the population will forever see me as a delusional freak.
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The Sweden Democrats, a party with roots in the neo-Nazi movement, has won the support of eighteen per cent of the population, by claiming that immigration is degrading the country.
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"The accused perpetrated sexual crimes against multiple women, degrading women and treating them as mere tools of sexual pleasure," the judge said in his verdict, according to The New York Times.
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"These hidden medical crimes and the unchanged degrading and inhuman German asylums disturbed me deeply, although I could have used my concentration for my artistic work," she wrote on her website.
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But Ms. Mann also said that before the alleged attack in New York, she had an "extremely degrading" relationship with Mr. Weinstein that included some consensual sex acts, though not intercourse.
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"I cannot and will not support a candidate for president who brags about degrading and assaulting women," she said after a 2005 audio recording emerged of Trump speaking crudely about women.
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In Brazil, slavery is defined as forced labor but also covers debt bondage, degrading work conditions, long hours that pose a risk to health and any work that violates human dignity.
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Through every degrading statement, every Oval Office insult, every one of the more than 500 demonstrable lies told (so far) by this president, Pence has remained silent or defended the offender.
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In short, we are watching an old-fashioned exploitation flick—part of a depleted and degrading genre that not even M. Night Shyamalan, the writer and director of "Split," can redeem.
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While Mr. Obama made significant progress in degrading this threat — the Islamic State has lost considerable territory in both Iraq and Syria — he did not put an end to violent extremism.
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I am sure she recognizes that hate and it reminds her what Catholic school teaches: hate has a degrading effect on the person hating, not just the person who is hated.
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The context, she noted, was that the Justice Department had issued a secret memo earlier that year saying techniques like waterboarding and prolonged sleep deprivation were not cruel, inhuman or degrading.
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When you launch the heart rate app, the device will also show your resting heart rate and your recovery heart rate, two metrics that can be indications of improving or degrading health.
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It's a decision that prioritizes engagement over security and will teach users who are experimenting with two-factor for the first time that it's not worth the hassle, ultimately degrading user safety.
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The work of composer Du Yun ranges across musical genres, from medieval polyphony to punk, in a way that interweaves and juxtaposes the sacred and the profane without ever degrading to pastiche.
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Black Sabbath, Paranoid, and Master of Reality swirl with despair, but Priest and Quartz tell workers that, if they're doomed to menial, degrading jobs, they might as well have some badass parties.
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Now if something is really racist or degrading to a sex or race, an ethnic group or something like that, that's something else, but Iron Fist isn't that and never has been.
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Because what if the truth were simpler, and less contentious; the photos are just photos, neither empowering nor degrading, but simply women's (and Bieber's) bodies, nothing any of us hasn't seen before?
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The company refers to the system as "lossless zoom," offering a 5x zoom that does a much better job than most phone cameras of getting in tight without massively degrading the image.
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" Here's the full text of his statement: "After careful thought, I understand that my word choice was extremely degrading and disrespectful to women, and, to be honest, that was not my intention.
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Why it matters: Area 1 CEO Oren Falkowitz tells Axios he fears companies frustrated by security programs with high price tags and poor results could simply drop their guard, degrading collective security.
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YouTube complained that T-Mobile was interfering with its video streams, throttling and degrading the quality of its videos, even though it's not among the video services included in Binge On's program.
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Elijah Cummings, who has been fiercely critical of conditions in detention centers on the U.S. southern border, attacking the congressman's district using degrading language that is likely to further inflame racial tensions.
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I love being able to stream seamlessly from my desktop, and in my tests, I was able to stream video games without degrading graphics performance, as often happens with Twitch or YouTube.
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The United Nations has characterized the use of solitary confinement as "torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment," adding that confinement for 15 or more days should be banned, barring rare circumstances.
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And listen, we get it: it must be hard to talk for a powerful man like Mr. Trump to talk to women without degrading himself and over 50 percent of the population.
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According to Mohammad Abu Sadeque, head of the Dhaka-based Housing and Building Research Institute, meeting this demand requires excavating 60 million tonnes of topsoil, causing dust pollution and degrading the ground.
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According to the law, fines of 90 - 750 euros, $104 to $868 respectively, will be handed out for any sexist comments or behavior that is considered degrading, humiliating, intimidating, hostile or offensive.
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The Western allies said the airstrikes were aimed at degrading the chemical arms capabilities of Mr. Assad, who promised to purge Syria's arsenal of chemical weapons after a mass attack in 2013.
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"More and more it is becoming a health problem because it is degrading, going to little chips, fish are eating it and it is coming back to our dinner table," Katainen said.
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Transgender immigrant women, in particular, face high levels of violence and discrimination in the U.S. In immigration detention, many have been subjected to degrading and abusive treatment, including physical and sexual assault.
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You can pimp the benefits of your own service without degrading the experience for everyone Right now, Apple is treating non-Apple Music subscribers as second-class citizens in the Music app.
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" The European Union echoed that statement and said in a statement Wednesday that "some of the punishments foreseen in the criminal code amount to torture, acts of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
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Having watched the 2016 U.S. presidential election along with debates on technology subjects like bitcoin, the three realized that they shared a common passion around the quickly degrading quality of debates online.
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"Both leaders reaffirmed their shared commitment to degrading and destroying ISIL and standing against the broader scourge of terrorism," the White House said in a statement, using an acronym for Islamic State.
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And since the Bush administration had long been arguing that waterboarding and the other methods didn't count as "cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment," the CIA was therefore free to keep using them.
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Bolstering Gaza with huge funds could backfire, not only by reversing Israeli success in degrading Hamas' paramilitary capability, but also by allowing Hamas to emerge the big winner in the West Bank.
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" He added that "by allowing white supremacists refuge, companies inadvertently create safe harbors that extremists can leverage to recruit and indoctrinate other people while also degrading the enjoyment of their own fans.
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America, through explicit policies bolstering corporate power and degrading worker power, has gradually altered how the economy behaves, such that even the good times aren't that good for a majority of people.
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The Open Internet Preservation Act would prevent blocking or degrading the quality of legal web traffic, but would also ban the FCC from making any rules that go beyond those two requirements.
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