Thank you for understanding that sending a credibly accused child molester to represent Alabama in the U.S. Senate would not only have denigrated your state, it would have denigrated that whole legislative body.
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They've really denigrated the franchise and hurt the balance sheet.
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And you thought tweeting denigrated the office of the Presidency?
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Our allies are denigrated, while our adversaries are thrown softballs.
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In 2015, Trump denigrated the former Navy flier's military service.
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I have not denigrated your experience as a local official.
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Living the American dream should be celebrated rather than denigrated.
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Drawing in paint was denigrated and composition got pushed aside.
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He has repeatedly denigrated the outgoing UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
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"He has insulted and denigrated members of the Senate," Udall said.
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During the presidential campaign, he has denigrated Muslims, Mexicans and women.
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Donald Trump has denigrated Muslims and immigrants throughout his presidential campaign.
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They were so used to not being believed and being denigrated.
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And he recalled how she denigrated his supporters as "deplorables." transcript
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It should not be denigrated or used to cover political choices.
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His weakness was that those voices denigrated just about everyone else.
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All forms of expertise have been denigrated and lampooned of late.
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She denied that her social media presence "denigrated" the department's reputation.
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In addition, Sessions has denigrated people who need drugs for pain.
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Mr. LaRouche denigrated a panoply of ethnic groups and organized religions.
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Dismissed as hysterical "screaming groupies" back then and denigrated as hyper-reactive hashtagging "stans" now, female fans remain ignored, denigrated, and downright disrespected by American media, as if they haven't been utterly critical to American popular music.
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They feel their cultural beliefs are denigrated by the culture at large.
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A humanities education should not be denigrated if it teaches critical thinking.
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"It hurts to see our business denigrated at any time," he said.
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But our current leaders have denigrated negotiations and depleted our diplomatic corps.
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Time and time again, he has embarrassed himself and denigrated his office.
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"It's associated with frivolity, weakness, immorality, femininity so therefore denigrated," he says.
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It wasn't the first time Engler had denigrated one of Nassar's victims.
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" He denigrated the country of his birth: "I was born there, yes.
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A strategist for Benny Gantz denigrated the candidate while seeking pastoral advice.
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Patriots fans were incensed that the handsome Brady had been rudely denigrated.
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The album was denigrated by critics as "unfashionably pop," as Spin put it.
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Romney blasted Trump for comments that he said denigrated Mexicans, women and religion.
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Steve Bullock of Montana denigrated the population of South Bend as relatively insignificant.
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But he made no pretense of mourning Cor—indeed, he openly denigrated him.
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It felt like it really denigrated the work that the Senate should do.
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Third, people are extremely anxious that their group might be condemned or denigrated.
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And, of course, he has denigrated the theory of evolution while championing creationism.
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He denigrated their efforts in a way that was completely inappropriate and wrong.
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At other times, he said, it seemed pointless — as when allies were denigrated.
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Diversity in Judaism is, in our view, to be celebrated rather than denigrated.
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He said Trump, who he did not refer to by name, had denigrated science.
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He denigrated his critics, by name, and accepted zero responsibility for the league's demise.
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The conservative legal organization then denigrated the beliefs of those challenging the cross's placement.
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Consumers, concerned with satisfying private material desires, are often denigrated for their personal indulgence.
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Sexually assaulted women were being believed and valued who had been disbelieved and denigrated.
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Yet, there has been little examination of what excessive capital promises racially denigrated subjects.
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Commercial advertisers denigrated blackness to sell everything from tobacco to molasses to breakfast cereal.
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McGregor is being celebrated for the same things that Floyd has been denigrated for.
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News media are regularly denigrated as "fake news" and labeled enemies of the people.
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It would replace the North American Free Trade Agreement, which Trump has repeatedly denigrated.
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Even as they are publicly denigrated, privately the billionaires' blessing is still strategically sought.
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Trump time and time again has denigrated the need to talk with the North.
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Donald Trump attacked the press for asking tough questions; he denigrated Muslims and immigrants.
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As AEIC said, the federal role in energy R&D is often denigrated, incorrectly.
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In the past it was commonly thought that the North Korean government denigrated literati paintings.
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Unfortunately, however, the response wasn't all positive: Online trolls shamelessly denigrated Fisher for her appearance.
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But these cultural activities are often denigrated as un-masculine by preadolescent and adolescent boys.
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Time and again, these "artists" have denigrated Republicans — especially Republican women — with very few consequences.
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Mr. Trump is a fierce nationalist who has often denigrated Muslims and especially political Islamists.
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He's often been denigrated for 'parking' the bus, especially during his two spells at Chelsea.
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Waldstein: I may have denigrated David Price's pitching earlier and for that, I deeply apologize.
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The state also adamantly opposes methadone for drug addicts, sometimes denigrated as a "narcoliberal" scheme.
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As foreign service professionals are being denigrated and undermined, the institution is also being degraded.
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Burkley said his players could hear that they were being denigrated and insulted from the stands.
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She finds herself going on increasingly humiliating dates and being sexually denigrated in increasingly specific ways.
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There are times when the hand has been celebrated and the machine, denigrated, and vice versa.
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He has also disparaged and denigrated the intelligence community Bush led as director of the CIA.
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"As Foreign Service professionals are being denigrated and undermined, the institution is being degraded," she said.
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It's kind of denigrated the beauty of sex, so more isn't always better in my opinion.
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President Donald Trump time and time again has denigrated the need to talk with North Korea.
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" Archbishop Lori of Baltimore said, "It saddens me to see Baltimore severely denigrated by President Trump.
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Steratore has made some of the most scrutinized — and denigrated — N.F.L. calls of the last decade.
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If I asked for milk that was not chocolate in the school cafeteria, I was mocked. Denigrated.
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He is also being raised in a country that has denigrated the dignity of people like him.
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Earlier in the cycle, Trump denigrated McCain's war service, saying he prefers soldiers who don't get captured.
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Its leader, Santiago Abascal, has promised a firm hand against Catalan separatists and denigrated Islam and migrants.
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Trump has consistently denigrated the deal, calling it "insane" during a visit by French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Mr. Romney denigrated Mr. Trump for his ideas, his lack of specifics and, above all, his character.
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"The verbal attack on Angel denigrated the entire MLB umpiring staff and is unacceptable," the union said.
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An earlier version of this article misstated when Donald J. Trump denigrated Senator John McCain's military record.
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WHY SOME THINK THE PANTHERS ARE NOT Carolina must be the most denigrated 15-1 team in history.
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In the past, the agency generally rejected similar filings because they included material that denigrated an identifiable group.
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But during childhood, Xu saw pictures of his laborer father, and was told he was respected, not denigrated.
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"It isn't brave to meet in private with somebody who has insulted and denigrated" Mexicans, Mr. Krauze said.
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Still, he has routinely denigrated the ongoing special counsel investigation into possible collusion between his campaign and Moscow.
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Fernandez denigrated the holdouts as "vultures" bent on picking on the carcass of the country's earlier monster default.
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He has promoted the strict observance of Islam in the predominantly Muslim region, and repeatedly denigrated gay people.
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The fact that Robert Jeffress, a Dallas pastor who has denigrated Jews, Mormons and Muslims, and the Rev.
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Mr. Trump denigrated NATO during his campaign and refused to embrace Article 5 during his recent European trip.
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Instead, pro-life women are denigrated, evident most recently in their exclusion from the Women's March on Washington.
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In another set of messages, employees questioned the design of the Max and even denigrated their own colleagues.
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The president-elect has denigrated our nation and its commitment to freedom on the eve of his inauguration.
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Gillis lost his new job after YouTube video surfaced in which he denigrated Asians with slurs and caricatures.
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Yves Saint Laurent's 21968 collection was frequently denigrated as "tarty," and the models were compared to 21963s streetwalkers.
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She filed the defamation suit in January, saying she had been "debased and denigrated" by Mr. Trump's denials.
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Puerto Ricans also overwhelmingly despise Trump, who repeatedly denigrated hurricane survivors and keeps trying to withhold disaster aid.
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But the '90s were also denigrated as showing slow growth over a prolonged cycle, until near the decade's end.
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He has denigrated soccer and praised snowblowers and spent hundreds of hours on the makeup of the Yankees outfield.
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Just last week, he offered a defense of mainstream journalists, many of whom are often denigrated by his coworkers.
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Trump has repeatedly denigrated anonymous officials who have released damaging or embarrassing information about the President and his administration.
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" Pocan believes that "since the first day of his campaign, President Trump has denigrated and disrespected the LGBT community.
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He believes in white supremacy and has repeatedly denigrated immigrants who provide a crucial work force in his district.
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The Kremlin's preferences appear clear from state media, where Chancellor Angela Merkel has been denigrated as 'an old witch.
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One important reason, he said, was that its leaders had allowed Stalin, Lenin and Soviet history to be denigrated.
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For years, the party denigrated the south as a thieving leech on the resources of the more prosperous north.
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In one op-ed piece written for the conservative website The Federalist, Mr. Worthington denigrated liberalism on college campuses.
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He denigrated prisoners of war -- and never apologized "He's not a war hero," Trump said in July 21 about Sen.
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Yet the cultural shifts at the core of their stories get celebrated on the coasts and denigrated in the exurbs.
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" Trump has routinely denigrated the press with calls of "fake news" and the even more autocratic "enemy of the people.
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I march for all the women who have been sexually assaulted, who have been humiliated or denigrated at some point.
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But the verdict is in -- he denigrated those who work tirelessly to protect the nation from foreign threats, mainly Russia.
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At every turn, Trump has questioned and denigrated the alliances and institutions that have kept America safe, prosperous, and free.
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The president has often denigrated the Justice Department's post-Watergate practice of insulating itself from the White House's political whims.
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Trump himself has said the Russian investigation, which he has repeatedly denigrated as unnecessary, was a reason for the firing.
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Ms. Zervos filed suit two months after the election, asserting she had been "debased and denigrated" by Mr. Trump's comments.
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Union generals like Ulysses S. Grant were denigrated, as were anti-racist whites from John Brown to William Lloyd Garrison.
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He is the first to have denigrated friendly countries and allies as well as a whole continent with racist vulgarities.
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In a venomous response, Mr. Trump denigrated Mr. Romney as a "failed candidate" and "a loser" beaten by Mr. Obama.
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State-sponsored media in the Gulf States also denigrated the expert panel's chairman, Kamel Jendoubi of Tunisia, and other members.
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Geng Shuang, another Chinese foreign ministry spokesman, said O'Brien's "immoral and irresponsible" comments denigrated China's efforts to fight the virus.
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"As foreign service professionals are being denigrated and undermined, the institution is also being degraded," she said at the time.
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Because to these men, women have been deemed weak creatures, to be pampered, possessed -- or denigrated and destroyed -- at will.
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He consistently rebuffed or denigrated women's efforts to participate in wartime activities, rarely acknowledging even their heroic work as nurses.
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Some incidents involve his supporters allegedly attacking or threatening journalists, along with gay people and other minorities that he has denigrated.
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In Myanmar, Rohingya are denigrated as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, denied citizenship, and subjected to tight restrictions on freedom of movement.
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He has denigrated Interior's 70,000 employees: in a speech to energy executives he said 30% were "not loyal to the flag".
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Human-rights groups report an increase in hate crimes against women and gay people, whom Mr Bolsonaro has often publicly denigrated.
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He has denigrated Pakistan&aposs liberals, expressed support for a Taliban-style justice system and aligned himself with radical religious leaders.
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For weeks on end, the president has publicly harassed and denigrated the whistleblower while demanding that news outlets publish their identity.
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"We represent the groups that you have repeatedly denigrated, as well as their steadfast friends, family and allies," the letter said.
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Beyond his promised wall and deportations, Mr. Trump has denigrated immigrants repeatedly, at times without distinguishing between legal and illegal immigration.
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He has baselessly attributed Khashoggi's killing to rogue actors, denigrated the value of investigations and amplified the prince's self-serving denials.
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The aide says Trump knows that Murdoch has denigrated him behind his back, but "it doesn't seem to matter" that much.
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Just as adversaries are denigrated, allies are praised: The image of self, in contrast, reflects glorification of everyone who is alike.
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I find it amusing that this genre is still denigrated by some critics as being a lesser form of the novel.
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Then she returned to Ms. Atwood's words about a denigrated Victorian housemaid, maybe framed for murder, or maybe pushed to it.
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"We represent the groups that you have repeatedly denigrated, as well as their steadfast friends, family, and allies," the letter says.
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" While Buttigieg "mocked" that wealth of experience onstage, Klobuchar argued that she had never "denigrated your experience as a local official.
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Among the 20 most popular fake election stories identified by BuzzFeed, all but three favored Mr. Trump or denigrated Hillary Clinton.
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Instead, the conservative majority of the Supreme Court has embraced its most barbarous impulses, and denigrated our constitution in the process.
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" Prior to taking office, Trump repeatedly denigrated the U.S. fight in Afghanistan, which began in 2001, calling it a "complete waste.
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See, Lantz is an ace at taking a denigrated game genre—the "clicker" or "incremental"—and making it more than it is.
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It's far from clear the efforts will succeed in wooing an unpredictable leader into accepting the bodies and relationships he's denigrated previously.
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Then, when they are actually allowed into meetings, they are either ignored altogether, or disproportionately challenged and denigrated with gender-based stereotypes.
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He also denigrated the ISIS leader, saying Baghdadi was "whimpering and crying and screaming all the way" to a dead-end tunnel.
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" One of his accusers, Summer Zervos, is fighting back, saying in a Tuesday press conference that Trump "lied, debased, and denigrated her.
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Thanks to Desmond Cole and others, I learned that Ford's populist appeal extended even to non-white immigrant communities he had denigrated.
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Despite Mr Trump having denigrated his heroism as a prisoner-of-war in Vietnam, however, Mr McCain is reluctantly backing the tycoon.
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He's publicly stated that his critics on the radical left are actually conservatives, and he's repeatedly denigrated and threatened the opposition media.
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In support of this effort, the President has constantly publicly denigrated a group of Central American migrants headed for the United States.
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First-person shooters, despite being denigrated as the most bone-headed of video game genres, are usually more complex than they look.
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This view justifies the fact that painting was ignored or denigrated during the 23s, as it verifies the appetites of the marketplace.
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Michael himself fed into this idea; almost as a kind of metaphor for the self-hating gay man, he denigrated his Wham!
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" Revered for his contributions to First Amendment jurisprudence, Holmes nonetheless denigrated those whose views he would protect as "poor and puny anonymities.
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Our bodies and our sexuality are devalued, we are denigrated by mother-in-law jokes, and we're rendered invisible in the media.
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In one sordid chain of events, Mr. Gantz's top strategist unburdened himself to a rabbi and, in the process, denigrated his client.
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He renegotiated NAFTA in the face of an erratic U.S. president who denigrated Canada in ways the United States hasn't done before.
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At CPAC, he denigrated our law enforcement system and free press, spread division and confusion and mocked Russia's attack on our country.
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From the start, the ranking Republican on the House Intelligence Committee has denigrated the proceedings as rigged and unfair to the GOP.
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But that record may be weakened or overturned by President-elect Donald J. Trump, who has denigrated many of President Obama's policies.
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The conclusion is unavoidable: In order to sustain this system, Harvard admissions systematically denigrated the highest achieving group of students in America.
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In 2015, Trump denigrated the institution as "terrible," though his actual plans for NIH funding, like many other policy items, remain unclear.
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And they wear black bodies: Kylie's enhanced lips are precisely the shape that black women have long been alternatively denigrated and fetishized for.
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Although many Rohingya can trace their ancestry in Myanmar back centuries, they are widely denigrated in the country as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh.
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" Trump — who has denigrated immigrants and called for restricting both legal and illegal immigration — reposted Cher's message, adding "I finally agree with @Cher!
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A comedian who had denigrated Russia's World Cup soccer team in a music video apologized last month after they reached the knockout stage.
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Working with machines is traditionally denigrated in the fashion world, with bespoke couture often fetching a much higher price than factory-made outfits.
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Mr. Trump, off a week of self-inflicted wounds as he stumbled on abortion, denigrated Heidi Cruz and insulted his way through Wisconsin.
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Widespread support for such protections reflects the simple, bipartisan belief that nobody should be denigrated and disadvantaged simply because of who they are.
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The connotation of that oft-denigrated term — that is, an artist willing to be demanding for a higher purpose — actually appealed to her.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban denigrated Ukraine during conversations with President Trump, the Washington Post first reported Monday.
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Some of them come from places that President Trump has denigrated as "shithole countries," but they are interwoven into the American fabric now.
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Those remarks came only days after he likened American intelligence officials to Nazis, after several weeks in which he had denigrated their work.
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They have mostly stood by as Trump has lied compulsively, denigrated the rule of law and tried to shred the modern safety net.
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Mr. Trump and his appointees have consistently denigrated and dehumanized these minorities in ways we'd never tolerate if they were talking about Jews.
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Trump continued his morning rage-tweetstorm with a kind message for John McCain, a man who he previously denigrated for getting captured in Vietnam.
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On the campaign trail, Donald Trump denigrated Mexican immigrants as rapists and murderers and vowed to ban Muslims from coming to the United States.
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But we will not allow our judiciary to be denigrated under the cover of free speech, nor will we protect hate or libellous speech.
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Lewis, the bestselling author of "Moneyball" and "The Big Short," argued on Monday that the federal workforce has been "abused" and "denigrated" for decades.
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Men argued that the ad was anti-male, that it lumped all men in together as sexists, and that it denigrated traditional masculine qualities.
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She went further, saying that Trump has "denigrated the Republican party" and that she had "bashed the crap" out of him in the past.
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" The comments came after a lengthy, public back-and-forth with the president, who repeatedly denigrated the area Cummings represents as "disgusting" and "filthy.
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He has denigrated the city as a "very dangerous & filthy place" where "no human being would want to live" and claimed Cummings is racist.
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"We are gathering evidence that will prove that (the) defendant lied when he falsely denigrated Ms. Zervos and denied sexually assaulting her," Wang said.
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Public transit couldn't make up the difference, especially as car culture took over the country and buses, trolleys, and trains were denigrated or discontinued.
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Two months after the election, Ms. Zervos filed a lawsuit against Mr. Trump, stating that she had been "debased and denigrated" by his comments.
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I won't be denigrated as a hippie because the staples of the hippie lifestyle — nondairy milks, tofu, marijuana — have been given the corporate makeover.
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Yet, unlike veterans themselves, who are praised by politicians and the press, V.H.A. staff members, and the agency they work for, are routinely denigrated.
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The State Department, the European Union, and other prominent organizations have spoken up in favor of the besieged anti-corruption campaign that Giuliani denigrated.
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Powell, the president's own pick as chair, lifted rates four times in his first year on the job, and Trump denigrated him for it.
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First, the president is being attacked by a sanctimonious crowd that has routinely denigrated the living conditions of the countries Trump was talking about.
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Now the focus is on Mexicans and Muslims, whose religion is being denigrated in the same way as Catholicism was in the 85033th century.
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Trump's anger also spilled onto his Twitter feed and into his public appearances, during which he often denigrated congressional Democrats for inaction on immigration.
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"The script had to be checked and revised very carefully to make sure that there were no images that denigrated the country," she said.
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He was a cruel person, denigrated me often during our class, and he made me break down in the fall of my senior year.
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Police are investigating multiple complaints against him, including claims that he denigrated the country's constitutionally protected doctrine of pancasila, which protects six officially recognised religions.
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From day one of his campaign, when he denigrated Mexicans and immigrants, Donald Trump has made this election, in part, a referendum on our community.
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In Morris's constructed world, this hierarchy is dismantled, and it's up to you to decide if human life is denigrated or elevated in the process.
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Meanwhile, transformative fandom is frequently denigrated, its members often regarded as mystifying oddities by mainstream media as well as other fans and the general public.
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"Millions of American Muslims would know that, every day, their own government was enforcing a policy that denigrated their religion and their dignity," Jadwat wrote.
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It has put Democrats on record as exercising their values in protection of all communities who have felt denigrated, marginalized and disrespected over the years.
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Whether Mr. Neumann was hailed as a visionary or denigrated as a huckster, he had always maintained a powerful hold on voting power within WeWork.
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He has publicly tangled with the intelligence agencies, denigrated their competence, and impugned the motives of those who risk their lives to serve this country.
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The latest salvo in that war came on New Year's morning -- not traditionally a time for recrimination -- in a presidential tweet that denigrated retired Gen.
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He denigrated military generals during the forum, saying they had been "reduced to rubble" under Mr. Obama, but he was not pressed on those assertions.
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During the questioning, Mr. Redstone denigrated Ms. Herzer with obscenities multiple times and said that he hated her and wanted her out of his life.
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" Mr. Faso wrote that he believed that Mr. Delgado's lyrics "denigrated our nation and the free enterprise system, and often glorified pornography and drug use.
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Emphasizing certain transcendent themes in Western humanism, they advocated the universalism of human rights and denigrated any and all attachment to particular nations or cultures.
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He denigrated the trade deals made by previous politicians and boasted about the tariffs that the United States had imposed on China and other countries.
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They complained that, under Trump, "foreign service professionals are being denigrated and undermined" and the State Department isn't getting the "attention and respect" it deserves.
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The panel's 40-page report proclaimed that "Matilda" denigrated Nicholas's image, not least because Kshesinskaya was judged far too "ugly" to have attracted his attention.
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Representative democracy is being denigrated as petty and harmful to the national interest by a woman who has just called an unnecessary and unwanted election.
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ANNE JOHNSON, PHILADELPHIA To the Editor: I know a student who did not test the "preponderance of the evidence" standard denigrated in Bret Stephens's column.
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It is a kind of private looking that is all but forgotten – and even denigrated – in an age of spectacles, installations, monumental scale, and selfies.
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He maintains that the rise of male-dominated medical education denigrated and lost touch with this knowledge, which was largely preserved by women in folk settings.
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" The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement is meant to replace the 24-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement, which Trump has long denigrated as a "disaster.
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Even so, some analysts said it would take more than a quick visit for Trump to patch up relations with a community that he has denigrated.
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Here, a client's masculinity was either validated or denigrated by the women he frequented, as courtesans were the arbiters of a man's sophistication, class, and refinement.
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Mr. Clinton's camp pilloried Ken Starr, the independent counsel, much as Mr. Trump has denigrated Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel in the Russia investigation.
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Purges against "bourgeois" art started at the end of the 1920s, and the collection lapsed into disfavor, and after '28, into eclipse — rejected, sequestered, frozen, denigrated.
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His videos, forecasting a West in which Muslims would increasingly be denigrated, marginalized and threatened with expulsion or worse, have been viewed by hundreds of thousands.
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Amber went on the podcast "Allegedly" Wednesday and said Kanye's a "f***ing clown" for going off on his tirade and denigrated her and son Sebastian.
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Mr. McConnell has repeatedly denigrated the House impeachment as weak and rushed, derided the tactics of Speaker Nancy Pelosi and questioned the motivations of Mr. Schumer.
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In the domestic sphere, after all, he and his aides denigrated the Congressional Budget Office in anticipation of the office's dismal projections on his health plan.
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Pence, for example, still hasn't commented on the disparaging remarks Trump made in a bipartisan immigration meeting last week, where he denigrated African countries and Haiti.
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Clinton, who he believes denigrated him when she was secretary of state and encouraged the pro-democracy protests in Moscow that erupted against him in 2011.
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In July 2015, during the presidential campaign, Mr. Trump denigrated Mr. McCain's military record, saying he was considered a war hero only because he was captured.
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If you disliked James Polk — many did — you dismissed or denigrated her; if you admired him, you wanted to keep her sanitized, and celebrated, for posterity.
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Coats, after all, had protested forcefully when Trump, during his joint press conference with Putin on Monday, publicly denigrated the United States intelligence community that Coats leads.
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The show so often publicly denigrated by Twitter users and my mother alike has more to offer us than the strange discomfort of laughing at weeping women.
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Republicans win elections in swing districts by bringing into the fold of support Republicans who are now actively denigrated by the president and his team of soothsayers.
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They range from those who "have openly denigrated LGBT people and families" to others who "have more quietly undermined LGBT rights and protections," the report's authors write.
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Trump administration officials have repeatedly denigrated the Iran nuclear deal; any talks with North Korea would be even more grueling, any agreement modest and prone to failure.
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This was a great mystery at the time, but seeing now how Trump supporters are routinely denigrated, harassed and vilified, their silence was understandable if not prescient.
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HARARE, Oct 2380 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Denigrated by friends and lampooned at work, Jimson Hove had a reputation as a ruthless womaniser who would die of AIDS.
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Instead, Chick-fil-A has attempted to be aggressively apolitical, even as the right and left treat the chain as a symbol to be revered or denigrated.
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This weekend he denigrated the parents of a fallen American military hero and suggested that if elected he might recognize Russia's claims to Ukraine and end sanctions.
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In the pilot, George is mistaken for the school's valet attendant, and it's one of the many jokes about how Latinos are denigrated and marginalized in America.
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When I began playing in bands, I encountered a great deal of misogyny—I was often denigrated and dehumanized by the metal community, including my own bandmates.
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Since securing the nomination, Mr. Trump has openly denigrated a Mexican-American federal judge, the Muslim parents of a fallen American soldier and a former Miss Universe.
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For more than a year Mr. Trump denigrated the Iran deal, under which Iran would substantially halt its nuclear program in exchange for the lifting of sanctions.
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Mr. Trump's supporters should consider whether allies that have been continually denigrated will be willing to come to America's aid in the future when they are needed.
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He felt himself a man possessed of moral clarity but denigrated for it in a country that could not make the difficult decisions he thought were necessary.
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The organization's leadership was compelled to resign in the winter after HuffPost published emails sent by Miss America's chief executive, Sam Haskell, that denigrated past pageant participants.
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Critics argue that courting the maverick North Korean leader, once denigrated by the President as "little rocket man," has built up Kim's status at home and abroad.
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Belief that America faced an imminent threat rests on trust in President Donald Trump and his administration, yet the president has consistently denigrated his own intelligence agencies.
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To have the Federal Bureau of Investigation, one of our most stalwart, respected and relied-upon agencies, denigrated without a shred of legitimate substantiation is beyond disgraceful.
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But perhaps the toughest challenge, Ms. Smith said, goes deeper than practical concerns: overcoming a mind-set ingrained through decades of Western-oriented education that denigrated local traditions.
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The joke — Brent's pathological inability to talk to the opposite sex — only comes after the women are denigrated for eating vast quantities of chocolate and for being overweight.
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And after a slew of controversies uncovered a largely dysfunctional and outright hostile work culture that denigrated female employees and drivers, the company could certainly use an overhaul.
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This narrative is in some ways unsurprising: black Americans have historically been demonized for wanting to vote, denigrated for using the vote, and disrespected for not voting enough.
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This, however, has not stopped the party from enacting policies that disproportionately denigrated Black communities, such as the 1994 crime bill, which filled prisons with thousands of us.
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Trump has repeatedly denigrated the four minority congresswomen, often referred to as "The Squad," as he works to peg them as the new face of the Democratic Party.
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Every Russian news program and various senior officials maintained that Mr. Lazarev, as the popular favorite, had been robbed in what they denigrated as a clearly political decision.
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While Trump said he used tough language in talking about immigration, he denied using the vulgar term to refer to Haiti — one of the countries reportedly denigrated. Sen.
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And the official White House statement denigrated the report by claiming it was "largely based on the most extreme scenario" in which greenhouse gas emissions increase most rapidly.
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These papers celebrated black life, covering everything from academic achievements and musical performances to marriages, but they also documented the many injustices that constrained, denigrated, and imperilled it.
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He has been accused of harassment by a number of women; in turn, he has denigrated them as liars and claimed they were too ugly to be assaulted.
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He called the messages, in which Boeing employees ridiculed the F.A.A. and denigrated their own colleagues, "totally unacceptable," but said they were not representative of Boeing more broadly.
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As for President Trump's own approach to human rights, he has denigrated the free press, sought to ban Muslims from the country and treated immigrants and refugees harshly.
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It didn't matter to many that his inflammatory rhetoric denigrated women, as well as gay, black and indigenous people, or that he spoke fondly of torture and dictatorships.
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As a result she faced animosity and vicious rumors that painted her as merely Bell's mistress and denigrated her boarding houses as brothels while claiming she practiced voodoo.
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While Slutsky was cleared by his peers, who reportedly denigrated the two women who appeared before the ethics committee to testify in person, the situation has not faded away.
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Aalayah tells TMZ ... a simple apology from the comedian would go a long way nearly a year after he denigrated survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting.
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Marginalized people, in particular -- immigrants, Muslims, people of color, gays or transgender people, those with physical disabilities -- should not be even further denigrated by crude behavior and stupid insults.
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Prior to the start of the Euros, we denigrated Big Hal with an unflattering comparison to Scott Sinclair, and he has been force-feeding us our words ever since.
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But with those advantages comes an even greater responsibility to the public, one I fear is being denigrated by journalists who substitute opinion for facts and emotion for dispassion.
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There has been some outstanding journalism this year by institutions that were written off years ago as "old media," even as their reporting has often been denigrated as #FakeNews.
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"We're gathering evidence that we believe will prove that the defendant lied when he falsely denigrated Ms. Zervos and when he denied sexually assaulting her," said attorney Mariann Wang.
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President Donald Trump time and time again has denigrated the need to talk with the North, leading to tensions between Seoul and Washington over how best to engage Pyongyang.
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Mr. Trump not only doesn't want to lead the West, he has denigrated the alliance, bullied its leaders and accused NATO and the European Union of exploiting American largess.
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In 'Good and Mad,' Traister describes how women's rage — often masked by tears and comedy or denigrated and diminished, if expressed — has shaped American history, politics and social movements.
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He has shunned and denigrated America's traditional allies and cozied up to America's traditional enemies, in one of the most bewildering presidential postures the country may ever have seen.
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" At the same time, he spoke of the network's values, including that "no one be denigrated for who they are, including their gender, ethnicity, religious beliefs or sexual identity.
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Power made indirect reference to Trump, who denigrated US intelligence agencies after their conclusion that Russia had hacked the US election in an attempt to undermine Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.
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When Trump denigrated John McCain's war record or suggested Jeb Bush was a "low energy" loser, that could be dismissed as rough-and-tumble politics, albeit with unusually sharp elbows.
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Judge Curiel, whom, you'll recall, Trump denigrated as a "Mexican" when Curiel presided over the lawsuit against Trump University, will now sort out this "he said/they said" immigration case.
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In February, Lauren Bonner, an associate director focused on employee performance, said in a lawsuit that "structural sexism" pervades Point72, where women are denigrated by high-level employees, including Haynes.
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For more than a year, Trump has belittled and denigrated the former Alabama senator for recusing himself from the Russia investigation and all other matters related to the 2016 election.
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Billie Allen, the actress who played Negro-Sarah when "Funnyhouse" premièred, remembered how angry the play made both whites and blacks—particularly blacks, who felt that it denigrated the race.
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While pushing the often denigrated 19903s style of Photo Realism to new extremes, Ms. Minters's paintings invite us to consider the ways women do and do not own their bodies.
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He incriminated his co-conspirators, most of whom were given life bans from football, while he was sentenced to four years in prison and roundly denigrated by the national press.
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Investigators first suspected figures from the avant-garde art world, including the French poet Guillaume Apollinaire, who had denigrated the Louvre for being stodgy, of being involved in the heist.
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Playing the veteran card against Romney is pure hypocrisy on Bannon's part, considering he never denigrated his former boss and continued confidant, President Donald Trump, for his lack of service.
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When he was 21990, he was taken from his family and sent to a series of government schools for Indians that systematically denigrated his Ojibwa (Chippewa) culture, language and identity.
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Mr. Flynn's assistance must give pause to the president, who has complained that "flipping" to testify against others should be illegal and has denigrated the work of law enforcement agencies.
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Mr. Trump has also denigrated George W. Bush's leadership, and on the campaign trail this fall, mocked the elder Mr. Bush's slogan, "a thousand points of light," referring to volunteerism.
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His solution was to return wholeheartedly to the script, which was something the New Wave often denigrated in favor of mise-en-scène and the totalizing vision of the auteur.
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He has declined all of CNN's requests to sit down with him for an interview and has denigrated both the network as a whole and some of its individual journalists.
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Rather than focus on the issues, they denigrated and misrepresented my organization and other supporters of reforming the VA, saying we in effect advocated privatizing the VA. That's completely untrue.
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Pelosi has spent her entire life championing women's rights and equality in the workplace while the president has denigrated and humiliated many of the women he's come in contact with.
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As a genre, romance is generally denigrated, and this shame has found echoes in figure skating's long history of elevating the importance of the technical score over the artistic score.
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The first category was a series of hate-filled pages that denigrated all major religions – including Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Judaism – with a disgusting obscenity in front of each religion's name.
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PIERS CHAPMANDepartment of OceanographyTexas A & M UniversityCollege Station, Texas Johnson denigrated the pawn in chess by comparing the piece to a simple foot soldier that is "lowly and dispensable" (May 11th).
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"It's not only women and it's not only this video that raises questions about his fitness to be president," Clinton said, listing a litany of instances that Trump has denigrated others.
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Now, it's long been evident that Clinton deliberately baited Trump into a trap by bringing up Machado's claims that Trump denigrated her for her weight near the end of Monday's debate.
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All Americans are entitled to equal protection under the law, but many of those denigrated this campaign season would be subject to systematic discrimination if Trump's proposed policy changes move forward.
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Interior with the Artist's Daughter encapsulates so much of what is striking in Bell's work: her ability to elevate the denigrated work of motherhood and home-making through her creative practice.
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President Trump's victory in November 2016 -- following a campaign in which Latino immigrants were denigrated as "murderers and rapists" -- turned up the temperature and volume of conversations about race and identity.
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The BP oil spill did not happen in a vacuum; it was the consequence of a leadership culture that consistently denigrated safety concerns, leaving employees fearful, even, of reporting safety lapses.
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" Creation myths were rewritten, symbols of Goddess worship were denigrated, and "the ancient belief in the Goddess as the Ground of Being, The Universe from which The All emerged, was overturned.
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In his career as a conservative writer, think tank economist and culture-war provocateur, Mr. Moore wrote a series of opinion articles — and made speeches and television appearances — that denigrated women.
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Critics had questioned his potential politicization of the Fed and his failure to make child support and alimony payments to his former wife, as well as past writings that denigrated women.
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His conservative reputation would make it difficult to dismiss his testimony in the way so many of the witnesses who have already testified have been denigrated by Trump and his supporters.
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"In its pursuit of prestige films and filmmakers, Netflix has had to turn to the theatrical space that it has too often denigrated," he wrote in a recent column in Variety.
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"He is obligated to explain what he meant by the songs he wrote, which denigrated our nation and the free enterprise system, and often glorified pornography and drug use," Faso wrote.
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We should be able to celebrate black music in Britain, and how it's having a mainstream moment, after years of being marginalised, mocked and denigrated through an association with inherent criminality.
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Another Wikipedia editor said on July 16 that "AOC and other far-left activists in congress" have denigrated what the editor calls a "child protection policy" being run by the U.S. government.
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Wang, fearing Mao's place in history is being ignored or denigrated, last month set up a political party, the Defend Mao Zedong People's Party, in a direct challenge to the Communist Party.
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And so, denigrated by the slow passage of time, I must sift through the subprime highlights and lowlights of the Finals, looking for flecks of gold in a pile of coal dust.
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Reading between the lines of the memo, it seems that the administration has decided to try and avoid, at all costs, having its proposal denigrated as a tax cut for the wealthy.
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Mexicans are not pleased that their government is giving its highest award for foreigners to Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of a man who's repeatedly denigrated Mexicans as rapists and criminals.
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Bonner's lawsuit against Cohen, Point72 and its president, Douglas Haynes, alleged that the firm subjects women to a hostile environment, where their work and appearances are denigrated and men are paid better.
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The president has denigrated the city as a "very dangerous & filthy place" where "no human being would want to live," and claimed Cummings, who represents parts of the city, is a racist.
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Rosselló had promised to step down in response to weeks of popular protest over mismanagement and a series of leaked chats in which he and advisers denigrated a range of Puerto Ricans.
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Anybody who has looked on as Donald Trump accused the opposition of "treason" and denigrated the press as "the enemy of the American people" might find the title of Hopkins's book perplexing.
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For Asian American men experiencing muscle dysmorphia, he calls for "creating a robust identity for their ethnic and cultural background," which is so often shamed or denigrated in a majority-white culture.
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Yep, Trump will rub shoulders with the leaders and heads of state of some of the very countries he reportedly denigrated in the Oval Office just a couple of weeks ago. 4.
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Nor did he wonder why contemporary political leaders were no longer denigrated as latter day versions of William M. Tweed or Frank Hague; they had become, in his view, more like referees.
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He has pushed for foreign arms sales and denigrated the United Nations, the World Bank and other international institutions that, however much they need reform, help manage disputes and regulate global relations.
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He has pushed for foreign arms sales and denigrated the United Nations, the World Bank and other international institutions that, however much they need reform, help manage disputes and regulate global relations.
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Worse yet, if key pillars of our system, like our intelligence and law enforcement agencies, are denigrated by the president, they can be destabilized, and Americans' trust in them can be undermined.
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"It is not a country of Platonic love," they said, warning against the import of what French conservatives have long denigrated as a killjoy "Anglo-Saxon" view of relationships between men and women.
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When society decides a man can legitimately be a woman just because he "feels" like a woman, grows his hair long, gets breast implants, and wears makeup, then society has officially denigrated womanhood.
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Her latest ad uses footage of Sinema in a pink tutu, and goes on to note that McSally served in the military while her opponent protested the Iraq War and "denigrated" the troops.
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I did say that he is obligated to explain what he meant by the songs he wrote, which denigrated our nation and the free enterprise system, and often glorified pornography and drug use.
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" Ms. Gadsby long ago stopped playing golf, but those experiences shaped her worldview, especially as she watched how her feisty mother was denigrated at work, "always told she's being a mouthy, stupid woman.
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No, not the current occupant of the White House, who has denigrated the African continent, pursued an immigration ban that targets several predominantly Muslim countries and suggested that community colleges become vocational schools.
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Masculinity in our culture is aspirational, while femininity is denigrated, and as a result, it's generally more accepted for girls to aspire toward masculinity than it is for boys to aspire toward femininity.
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Democrats were deeply suspicious of Mr. Whitaker, who had openly denigrated the Mueller investigation and unsuccessfully interviewed in 2017 for the job of the chief White House lawyer charged with defending against it.
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They realized that with the images they created and commissioned, they were not only affirming the worth of particular people but also of the entire race within a larger society that often denigrated them.
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When Donald Trump—the one-time Reform Party hopeful who had denigrated Mr Buchanan as a "Hitler lover" in 221—ran for the Republicans in 2016, his similar message struck a more powerful chord.
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Schlafly's impatience with women who denigrated homemaking stemmed in part from her mother's wish that she could have kept house and worked for good causes rather than report for work six days a week.
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Lauren Bonner, an associate director, said a "structural sexism" pervades Point72, where women are denigrated by even high-level employees, including a top executive who declares "no girls allowed" in advance of some meetings.
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"We're gathering evidence that we believe will prove that the defendant lied when he falsely denigrated Ms. Zervos and when he denied sexually assaulting her," said the lawyer, Mariann Wang of Cuti Hecker Wang.
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Other countries do things and the Trump administration tries to take advantage of it by virtue signaling, even when the virtues they pay lip service to are ones they've actively denigrated through their actions.
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They're horrified because someone who lied, incited hatred, found joy in sexual harassment and denigrated the skin color and religions of people just like their friends will soon determine the course of their lives.
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Her remarks came on the same day that Mr. Trump denigrated the special counsel's investigation on Twitter as a "Phony Witch Hunt" and wrongly linked the departures of two F.B.I. officials to that investigation.
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While the targets make up a diverse group in terms of race, gender and origin, they are all prominent critics of President Donald Trump, who has attacked, denigrated, mocked and denounced them in return.
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This is the new America, one in which all the old rules have been wiped away, one in which corruption is tolerated, one in which truth is denigrated, one in which tyrants are venerated.
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Salvini has transformed the League from a north-based regional movement into a national force, attracting anti-migrant voters in the south, a region the party once denigrated as an unproductive drain on national coffers.
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As folks rah-rahed about pantsuits, your friends and neighbors stepped into the voting booth and cast their votes for the opponent, who has constantly denigrated women and done all he could to disrespect us.
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Used as propaganda and often denigrated as such, it can be interpreted more subtly, its crude bombast sardonically indicting Stalinist as well as Nazi totalitarianism, its pathos expressing private emotions forbidden by the Soviet state.
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Sadly, this year it will be a reminder of how those values have been denigrated by the people entrusted to uphold and protect them – the president of the United States and members of his administration.
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Arising from popular nationalist discourse in the early 20th-century, the mulata figure emerged as a complicated symbol in Cuba's collective imagination, at once sexualized and denigrated but also romanticized in poetry, song, and literature.
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In North Korea, a propaganda machine that for decades turned out anti-American slogans and that denigrated South Koreans struck a new conciliatory tone, publishing posters this week that heralded unity on the Korean Peninsula.
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Biden offered an economic message tailored for western Pennsylvania, where he praised organized labor and denigrated Wall Street CEOs and companies that used the Trump tax cuts to buy back stocks while laying off workers.
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Denigrated as illegal immigrants, although many can trace their ancestry in Myanmar back centuries, the Rohingya there are mostly denied citizenship and subject to tight restrictions on movement that keep them confined to camps and villages.
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As a senator, he has denigrated lawyers from civil rights organizations seeking federal judgeships, voted against reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act and against the extension of the Hate Crimes Act to cover LGBTQ victims.
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But I'm happy to hold the president-elect — as well as any of his surrogates and defenders — accountable to his promise to fight for the diverse range of people he has disrespected and denigrated thus far.
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Since then, any form of art, whether it is political or not, if it was outside the esthetic and ethical paradigms of the cultural policy, would be subjected to official judgment and censored, condemned, and denigrated.
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Additionally, President Donald Trump time and time again has denigrated the idea of talks with the North — even though many of his top officials, including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, have openly advocated for official chats.
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" As a member of a minority group, Sullivan says, Jeong is deemed "incapable of racism," and that&aposs why she "hasn&apost apologized to the white people she denigrated or conceded that her tweets were racist.
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The details: McConnell made his decision after some Republicans signaled their opposition due to Bounds' past writings that denigrated multiculturalism and race-focused groups and questioned the value of cultural sensitivity training, per the Washington Post.
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For many voters of color in this crucial swing state, Mr. Trump's racial invective is deeply hurtful on a personal level, but something they have come to expect from a president who has consistently denigrated them.
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For many voters of color in this crucial swing state, Mr. Trump's racial invective is deeply hurtful on a personal level, but something they have come to expect from a president who has consistently denigrated them.
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And I have not denigrated your experience as a local official, I have been one, I just think you should respect our experience when you look at how you evaluate someone who can get things done.
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I wrote recently, for example, about how women at various levels of the music industry are denigrated, and it's often difficult for women to even get a foot in the door when men are so consistently dominant.
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In his campaign, he denigrated his opponents (such as promising to jail Hillary Clinton), refused elementary forms of transparency (notably by not releasing his tax returns), and lied on an epic scale (too many to list here).
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" Ruddy said that news networks have earned Trump's ire by giving a platform to pundits and analysts who have repeatedly denigrated the president, and said that Trump deserves a break because he is "new at his job.
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Netanyahu's provocative presentation was said to have been encouraged by newly-confirmed Secretary of State Pompeo during his visit to Israel just hours before, perhaps to provide obvious pretext for Trump, who has long denigrated the deal.
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As denigrated in Donald Judd's art criticism, I found less successful the swarming, faux urgent "Nine Discourses on Commodus" (1963) cycle with its overripe and agitated crimson swirling brushstrokes sent hovering on a rather uniform gray ground.
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Emails published by a hacker who called himself Guccifer 2.0 — believed to be an alias for Russian hackers linked to the intelligence agencies — revealed that the committee had denigrated the campaign of Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Just two days before the Conspiracy Collection launched, Star denigrated another YouTuber's new brand as "trash," saying he wouldn't review it on his channel, all because of a relatively tame feud between the two gurus from 2018.
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So this statue now denigrated as a symbol of European conquest was from the beginning a testament to love of country from a community of immigrants struggling to find acceptance in their new, and sometimes hostile, home.
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On immigration, criminal justice and trade, Democrats denigrated the record of the man who saved the American economy, rescued the auto industry, signed the Paris Climate Accord and placed two impressive female justices on the Supreme Court.
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In February, Berkeley canceled a speech by Mr. Yiannopoulos — a former Breitbart News editor who has gleefully rejected "political correctness" and denigrated feminists, Muslims, transgender people and other groups — after initially peaceful protests on campus turned violent.
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Trump has so denigrated political speech and so stretched the limits of acceptable conduct that people in that audience felt either the freedom or the compulsion to laugh and applaud when he viciously attacked a dead person.
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Not long ago, utopianism was a mark of naïveté or fanaticism, or even of solidarity with political coercion; today, anti -utopianism is denigrated as a form of political cynicism and complicity with the global forces of oppression.
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The president denigrated the African American lawmaker online as "a brutal bully," and characterized his predominantly black, Baltimore-based congressional district as "a disgusting, rat and rodent infested mess" where "no human being" would want to live.
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The Fiverr subway posters have been denigrated in the media and called "capitalist propaganda" because the campaign's disturbing undercurrent implies that workers should be willing to work pretty much 24/7 to, I guess, live the American Dream.
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It's the latest in a multi-day controversy involving Trump and a foursome of first-term congresswomen of color, who Trump has repeatedly denigrated as he works to paint them as the new face of the Democratic Party.
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Not just to give my kids a sense of self-respect and of historical worth, especially in a time when we're being so denigrated by [President Trump] and we're so vulnerable to people saying vile things about us.
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"The government of Hungary has denigrated and misrepresented our work and repressed civil society for the sake of political gain, using tactics unprecedented in the history of the European Union," OSF president Patrick Gaspard said in a statement.
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Shortly after, Pierluisi took the oath of office, replacing Rosselló, who resigned after leaked text messages revealed he and other top officials (including former Secretary of State Marín) routinely denigrated their own constituents, including victims of Hurricane Maria.
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But the issue of provocative ads is not limited to sexuality: After the M.T.A. rejected inflammatory ads that denigrated Islam by a group called the American Freedom Law Center, the organization sued the agency on First Amendment grounds.
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If you applaud -- or laugh -- at all of this, ask yourself one question: Has there ever been, in world history, a country that got freer, fairer or more transparent when the independent media was denigrated or destroyed entirely?
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They alleged Hornsey had used discriminatory language and made derogatory comments about Uber Global Head of Diversity and Inclusion Bernard Coleman, and had denigrated and threatened former Uber executive Bozoma Saint John, who left the company in June.
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The miniseries posits Clark, then, as a sort of ground zero for the ways that women increasingly find themselves denigrated by those who don't seem to think it's a problem to judge them based entirely on their looks.
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"The government of Hungary has denigrated and misrepresented our work and repressed civil society for the sake of political gain, using tactics unprecedented in the history of the European Union," the foundation's president Patrick Gaspard said in a statement.
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Speaking at a service for Representative Elijah E. Cummings, who died last week, Mr. Obama never mentioned the president by name but seemed to draw a contrast between his successor and the congressman whom Mr. Trump denigrated last summer.
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The Daily Stormer post in question denigrated Heather Heyer, 32, who was fatally struck by a car allegedly driven by a man with white nationalist views, for her physical appearance and what it said were anti-white male views.
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Earlier this month, Zervos' team issued subpoenas to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and the Beverly Hills Hotel as part of their effort to prove that Trump lied "when he falsely denigrated Ms. Zervos and denied sexually assaulting her," Wang said.
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The Clinton campaign has chosen a unique motif for some of its more powerful ads attacking Mr. Trump: They simply show some of his more caustic comments, along with those whom the candidate mocked or denigrated watching the insults.
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And a month after the inauguration, the first woman to run a successful presidential campaign is still being threatened and denigrated; and the first lady continues to be ridiculed and subject to a constant stream of nasty, personal attacks.
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"The government of Hungary has denigrated and misrepresented our work and repressed civil society for the sake of political gain, using tactics unprecedented in the history of the European Union," said Patrick Gaspard, president of the Open Society Foundations.
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On any given day over the past 25 years, right-wing pundits and "experts" have denigrated scientists, dismissed science and battled facts by purveying fiction (such as global warming being a hoax) while generally making being ignorance cool again.
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"The government of Hungary has denigrated and misrepresented our work and repressed civil society for the sake of political gain, using tactics unprecedented in the history of the European Union," Patrick Gaspard, president of the foundations, said on Tuesday.
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He denigrated some colleagues, specifically identified one that he was going to see fired and said of striking North Korea, "There's no military solution here, they got us" — a direct contradiction to the message Mr. Trump had been sending.
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The men who placed more value on how they conform to expectations of masculinity were more likely to embrace humor that denigrated women and gay men if they felt they had to prove that their masculinity was in check.
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Allegra Frank: Constance, your read on Kat — that she is angry, and rightfully so, and not denigrated for it — is something that's only resonated with me as I've grown up and out of my own angry young person phase.
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When President-elect Trump trivializes the experience of those who died in, or survived, the Holocaust -- and when he has denigrated other groups of people who have endured oppression -- is he acting out of genuine ignorance or politically motivated hate?
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The witnesses heading to Capitol Hill consider themselves not part of any nefarious "deep state," but public servants who have loyally worked for administrations of both parties only to be denigrated or forced out by a president marinated in conspiracy theories.
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The president himself famously denigrated net neutrality in 2014 during a bizarre Twitter attack in which he compared net neutrality to the now-defunct FCC Fairness Doctrine, a Cold War-era throwback that required the news media to air opposing views.
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Sociologist Arlie Hochschild described to Vox this week the sense for whites in rural Louisiana that "their cultural beliefs are denigrated by the culture at large" and that Democratic politicians privilege the interests of other groups over working-class whites.
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If he is so unsophisticated as to be shocked or angry that the very same Intelligence Community he denigrated earlier in the week is leaking to get ahead of a story, it's going to be a long four years. 35.
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Ongoing attempts to set strong standards of good business behavior risk being denigrated and undermined by the new administration to the detriment of the United States standing in the world and to the public acceptability of global trade and investment.
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In 1971, Ronald Reagan, then the governor of California, made racist remarks in a phone conversation with former President Richard Nixon as he denigrated UN delegates who sided against the US in a vote to recognize the People's Republic of China.
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The very act of pointing out American hypocrisy on the border may become a rallying cry that could shake up politics in Mexico, a country that has recently been feeling denigrated and excluded by its powerful neighbor and supposed ally.
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When he visited the CIA at the start of his presidency Trump was trying to repair the damage done as he denigrated intelligence agencies and faced the prospect of trying to carry out policy with a bureaucracy he had savaged.
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The low point came last Sunday when, in an interview with ESPN, he denigrated the Commissioner's Trophy, presented annually to the World Series champion, as a "piece of metal" in an attempt to explain his choices in the Houston case.
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Yovanovitch described what it was like when she learned Trump denigrated her as "bad news" in a conversation with Ukraine's president: Between the lines: The circumstances of Yovanovitch's removal made her a sympathetic witness, even before Trump's tweet, Treene reports.
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An email scandal last December in which former Miss America officials denigrated the intelligence, appearance and sex lives of former title winners led to a shake-up at the top, and the group&aposs top three leadership positions are now held by women.
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" Patrick Gaspard, its president, was quoted by the Associated Press as saying that Orban and his government have "denigrated and misrepresented our work and repressed civil society for the sake of political gain, using tactics unprecedented in the history of the European Union.
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One of the most puzzling and complicated cases of anti-gay sentiment in the genre is Odd Future's Tyler, the Creator, a well-known name in hip-hop who has simultaneously denigrated and hinted at his own apparent queerness for years now.
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He has ruthlessly insulted rivals, attacked journalists, denigrated judges and lawmakers, helped to organize harassment, and cause general instability in the world — whether it's a tweet threatening to upend essential alliances, or an attack on Nordstrom for choosing to not enrich his family.
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He denigrated women, Muslims and blacks, performed a mocking impression of a disabled journalist, incited his crowds to beat up protesters, and was heard, on a videotape aired a month before the election, boasting of his ability to grab women by the genitals.
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Republican U.S. Representative Mia Love, a daughter of Haitian immigrants, said the comments were "unkind, divisive, elitist, and fly in the face of our nation's values" and called on Trump to apologize to the American people and to the countries he denigrated.
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DeMarcus scored 55 points playing against Plumlee and Meyers Leonard, another big white fella DMC has some history with, then gave a spectacular postgame interview where he disparaged NBA refs in aggregate and denigrated his evening's matchup to anyone who would listen.
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Hindu homes and temples in the Brahmanbairs district of eastern Bangladesh have come under attack during the last week, after a local youth allegedly shared a Facebook post that Islamic hardliners said denigrated the Masjid al-Haram — a holy site for Muslims.
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An email scandal last December in which former Miss America officials denigrated the intelligence, appearance and sex lives of former title winners led to a shake-up at the top, and the group's top three leadership positions are now held by women.
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Soft skills tend to be denigrated, and in that kind of culture—where skills like empathy and communication are not valued—it's easy for people to assume they understand the impact of their world and wildly miss huge assumptions that they've made.
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The stories emerging about Trump, as well as his own words, could give women a new way of seeing their own experiences with sexual assault going forward — as part of a pattern of male behavior that has been noted, flagged and loudly denigrated.
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The Food Issue By Jessica B. Harris In 18883, Pablo Picasso and his close friend Guillaume Apollinaire, a poet and an art critic, decided to host a lavish dinner party for Henri Rousseau, who was, at the time, a widely denigrated painter.
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He also criticized what he saw as a rising tide of left-wing intolerance on the nation's campuses and worried openly that higher education was becoming a partisan issue, with support for college slipping among his colleagues as conservative scholarship is denigrated.
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Given Trump's troubled relationship with the intelligence community, which he has publicly denigrated and undermined, numerous former administration officials said they are concerned that Grenell was appointed to "clean house" and purge the government of those deemed to be leakers or whistleblowers.
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"I think the president of the United States should take responsibility for the kind of violence that we're seeing for the first time in different ways," Waters, who has been denigrated as "low IQ" by Trump, said in a video posted by Blavity.
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Eventually, Musk testified that he was upset because Unsworth denigrated the efforts of Musk's team of engineers and because Unsworth falsely said Musk was thrown out of the cave; he also did not appreciate the "rude and contemptuous" tone of the interview.
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And it claims the United States "rejects bigotry and oppression and seeks a future built on our values as one American people"; yet the president has denigrated women, used race-baiting language and been hesitant to criticize anti-Semitic, neo-Nazi extremists.
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Because Romero's politics have long been controversial — critics have denigrated him as a dangerous Marxist — his canonization is especially significant as Francis faces internal, highly politicized Vatican challenges to his papacy in the aftermath of the recent resurgence of the clerical sex abuse crisis.
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" Pence already knew that Trump had come to the Republican nomination with lies and slander, starting with his campaign to claim that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States; and by 2016 Trump had denigrated Mexican immigrants, saying "They're bringing drugs.
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After all, this is the guy who — in a thinly-veiled attempt to appease the roiling Republican base with an eye toward future political runs — recently phone-banked for the Donald Trump, who denigrated him and his family at every turn during the Republican primaries.
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Nonetheless, though legal, the use of a presidential pardon in the Arpaio case to annul a federal contempt finding is yet another brazen insult tossed at the judiciary by a President who has repeatedly denigrated this co-equal branch of government and its members.
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They followed the Daughters' example as they sought to eliminate material from school textbooks that denigrated "the Southern way of life," and in 1956 the Mississippi House of Representatives passed a bill that required the State Library Commission to purchase books that promoted white supremacy.
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In a spirited bid for undecided American voters to see him anew, Mr. Trump swept into Mexico City to make overtures to a nation he has repeatedly denigrated, then flew to Phoenix to outline in his usual bullying tone his latest priorities on immigration.
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Often referred to by the moniker "Mattress Girl," Mx. Sulkowicz was held up as a symbol of the modern anti-sexual assault movement, alternately celebrated as a champion of survivors' rights and denigrated as a scorned person hellbent on ruining the reputation of an ex.
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Some of its teachings seemed reasonable enough: In the beginning of the course titled Raw, men and women were encouraged to talk about their gender's genuine experience of life, and sex, and how the other sex often made them feel repressed, denigrated and ashamed.
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But the underlying story of 2018 is that the growing labor militancy making headlines has its roots in slow, grinding efforts made in recent years by workers constantly denigrated by both major political parties and even written off by much of organized labor itself.
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The Freedom Party was gifted the foreign, interior and defense departments, and Mr. Strache — who denigrated Islam as "fascistic" and as a young man had been arrested at a torch-lit neo-Nazi procession in Germany — took control of the office of vice chancellor.
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In a pair of tweets, he again described his July phone call with Ukraine's leader — during which he pressured his foreign counterpart to investigate his domestic political rivals — as "perfect," and denigrated former special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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" She won the primary by only 800 votes and then went on to face James Farmer, a major civil rights leader and an organizer of the Freedom Rides, who ran as a Liberal with Republican backing and who denigrated her as "a little schoolteacher.
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Mr Katyal jumped on this hedge: in contrast to the government, which could not point to a single time Mr Trump backtracked on his feelings about Muslims, "we give you chapter and verse" on instances in which he denigrated them—and then recited a few more.
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IARC argues that the research on which EFSA based its decision, completed by the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment, ignored an association between non-Hodgkin lymphoma and glyphosate seen in certain research and relied on studies not publicly available, while it denigrated peer-reviewed ones.
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It will be on Trump as well as the Republicans when they lose the House and possibly the Senate because they stood idly by while the commander in chief denigrated immigrants, wasted precious resources and lied to the American people with no one holding him to account.
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" She said the foundation's departure took place "because, in the words of our President Patrick Gaspard: 'The government of Hungary has denigrated and misrepresented our work and repressed civil society for the sake of political gain, using tactics unprecedented in the history of the European Union.
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If you are African-American and a white person has called you the n-word within the context of a racist assault, as I have experienced, you know the feeling of rage that races through your heart -- the sense that you have been violated and denigrated.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump added his former White House aide, Omarosa Manigault Newman, on Tuesday to the growing list of African-Americans he has publicly denigrated on Twitter, calling her "that dog" and a "crazed, crying lowlife" after her allegations against him of mental deterioration and racism.
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And it moved a spotlight to the other man Mr. Trump has said he wants to put on the Fed, his economic adviser Stephen Moore, who faced new objections on Monday because of a series of magazine columns that denigrated women, including his wife at the time.
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Mr. Whitaker had publicly denigrated the special counsel inquiry before joining the administration; had worked on the campaign of a witness in the investigation, Sam Clovis; and had earlier interviewed with the White House to be its top in-house counsel for defending against the special counsel.
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In a statement, the union said that Salvini's comments on social media had brought a torrent of insults and threats toward Vella, and noted that it was not the first time Salvini, the country's most powerful politician, had denigrated judges for their rulings in immigration-related matters.
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She used her platform on national television to hype threat of the utterly marginal New Black Panther Party, repeatedly denigrated black victims of police violence (describing a teen who was manhandled by a cop as "no saint"), and decrying what she called the "thug mentality" in the black community.
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The members of Ounovis, who wore black uniforms with a small version of Malevich's "Black Square" stitched onto the selve, worked collectively, designing Suprematist compositions not for easel paintings (which they denigrated as bourgeois) but for the façades of buildings, tramways, street signs, and even meal tickets and wallpaper.
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He told Mr. Kelly that if Mr. Trump delivered a second, more contrite statement it would do him no good, with either the public or the Washington press corps, which he denigrated as a "Pretorian guard" protecting the Democrats' consensus that Mr. Trump is a race-baiting demagogue.
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Coming into the debate, Sanders' campaign had been rocked first by reports that his volunteers had denigrated Warren to Iowa voters and then by another report that he had told Warren in a private 2018 meeting that a woman could not be elected to be president in 2020.
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There is no shortage of policies and decisions made by President Trump worth criticizing, but since the earliest days of his presidential campaign, he has expressed at least one belief that deserves to be encouraged, not denigrated: the desire to disentangle the United States from costly overseas conflicts.
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WASHINGTON — The White House is reviewing past writings by Stephen Moore, the conservative commentator whom President Trump plans to nominate to the Federal Reserve Board, amid criticism that many of his opinion columns denigrated women, and enthusiasm for his candidacy appeared to be waning among Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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" Zervos's suit, which she announced with her lawyer Gloria Allred last January, claims that Trump "debased and denigrated" her when she came forward "to inform the public of the facts she knew were true, to make clear that Donald Trump had kissed and groped her without her consent, repeatedly.
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"Unless this CSM, who wretchedly denigrated our MRFF client by ordering her to take off her hijab in public, enjoys the extraordinary powers of X-ray vision, it would have been impossible for this CSM to have even seen the hair of our MRFF client," Mikey Weinstein said in a statement.
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Earlier this month, former Southern Baptist Convention president Paige Patterson — who left his position as president of the Southwestern Baptist Seminary in disgrace after accusations of sexism — returned to public ministry with a pair of sermons that denigrated the #MeToo movement and focused on the problem of false rape allegations.
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Trust me when I say that I was not exactly thrilled when a friend sent me a video link to Carlson's minute-and-a-half-long tirade, during which he denigrated my work, implied that I was inciting terrorism, and took a brief moment to mention that I contributed to NPR.
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And all this, of course, before the bombshell revelation that two senior FBI executives, Deputy Assistant Director Peter Strzok and one-time counsel to McCabe, Lisa Page, an FBI lawyer, had shared private text messages on a government device in which they denigrated candidate Trump and professed support for Clinton.
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As for me, I am angry at the state of our country, angry at how Bernie has been treated by the media, and really angry at the way Democratic Party elites have been dismissive of his candidacy and have denigrated, rather than embraced, his message of social and economic justice.
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The monument's plaque features a 1989 poem by Lanigan-Schmidt that refers to him and his sisters (as all the queers were known then, and now) as "Street Rats," signifying the denigrated social position to which many out gays, lesbians, transsexuals, cross-dressers, and queens were subjected at the time.
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I realize that is a shocking statement coming from someone who's been highly critical of Trump on immigration — from the day he announced his presidential campaign by calling Mexicans rapists and criminals, to every time that he has denigrated or demonized immigrants simply to rile up his anti-immigrant base.
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Looking ahead: Polls suggest that the League will win Sunday's elections in the northern region of Emilia-Romagna, which has long been synonymous with the Italian left, and in Calabria in the country's south, which the League once denigrated as a leech on the resources of the more prosperous north.
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" The Guardian analyzed the Trump Twitter Archive website and noted, "Whereas the likes of James Comey, John McCain and Mitt Romney receive a smorgasbord of other insults, the congresswoman Maxine Waters and TV host Don Lemon, both of whom are African-American, appear to be denigrated for their intelligence alone.
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The resignation came after an anonymous group claiming to be Uber employees of color got in touch with the news service to allege that Hornsey made derogatory comments about the company's head of diversity Bernard Coleman, and that she had denigrated and threatened former Uber executive Bozoma Saint John, who recently left Uber.
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But there's still a reckoning to come regarding what happened in the three-and-a-half decades of the one-child policy: We need to think more about how the West bought into a narrative that denigrated so many Chinese families and to ask why the government escaped the full measure of blame.
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From the beginning, Donald Trump — who literally seems to think that he deserves praise for throwing a few rolls of paper towels into a crowd — has suggested that Puerto Rico is responsible for its own disaster, and he has systematically denigrated the efforts of its people to take care of one another.
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AMERICANS ABROAD Klinsmann constantly denigrated the quality of play in Major League Soccer — to the point that the league's commissioner, Don Garber, once felt he had no choice but demand that he stop — and there was no question that his preference was always for players to go abroad to play whenever possible.
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"That celebration is cause for celebration because sitting in the White House is a man who's no friend of Latinos and one who has denigrated our culture, loosely labeled us as rapists and murderers, and that couldn't be more far from the truth," Bratt, 53, told PEOPLE at the Los Angeles premiere of the film.
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Elise Stefanik (R-NY) followed Roy's lead and criticized Trump's tweets as "inappropriate, denigrating, and wrong," but in the same tweet made sure to point out that she also disagrees with "the tactics, policies, and rhetoric of the far-left socialist 'Squad,'" as the group of congresswomen Trump denigrated on Sunday are sometimes called.
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Strzok exchanged text messages with another FBI official, Lisa Page, during the 2016 race that denigrated Trump and expressed support for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE.
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It's an amazing thing, to hear a professional athlete, a man who has dedicated himself to a particular craft for so long, and so successfully, tell a group of reporters—a man so successful that he subsidizes employment for countless others—that he's been denigrated by a morally-bankrupt person or group of people.
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But he had watched his country invaded, occupied, turned upon itself; his city degraded from a 'paradise,' as he described the Mosul of his youth, to a hell; his wife killed; himself and his family and friends humiliated by soldiers of the army he'd once nursed to health; his children driven mad, denigrated, denied futures.
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The bad news for Mr. Pompeo is that he will have to square his views with those of Mr. Trump, who has denigrated American intelligence agencies, praised President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and is now contending with a dossier of unsubstantiated reports that Russia has collected compromising and salacious personal information about him.
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Last week, on the very same day that Senate Republicans voted down an effort to bring in relevant witnesses and documents, the Trump administration announced the addition of six new countries to its existing roster of nations facing travel and immigration restrictions, including Nigeria—the most populous nation in Africa, whose immigrants Trump has denigrated in private.
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Lately, though, he's been the subject of countless revisionist think pieces in which writers valorize his technical gifts as a drummer for the prog-rock pilgrims Genesis, emphasize his collaborations with Brian Eno, identify him as the secret patriarch of hip modern trends or express their incredulity that older generations ever denigrated the man's output in the first place.
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To understand his actual perspective, it's vital to see Francis not as a "conservative" or "liberal" pope, but as a ferocious critic of what he has frequently referred to as "throwaway culture," in which the value of human life is denigrated for social or political ends, a culture that encompasses positions on both sides of the ideological perspective.
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For too long, House Republicans have enabled and empowered Trump - starting with their failures to stand up to his racist conspiracy theories about President Obama, and more recently during his campaign that has insulted immigrants, demeaned women, impugned the integrity of prisoners of war, made fun of people with disabilities, and denigrated the sacrifice of Gold Star families.
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In a spirited bid for undecided American voters to see him anew, Mr. Trump swept into Mexico City to make overtures to a nation he has repeatedly denigrated, then flew to Phoenix to outline his latest priorities on immigration — a stark turnaround from the "deportation force" and other severe tactics that helped win him the Republican nomination.
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Don YoungDonald (Don) Edwin YoungHouse passes bill requiring CBP to enact safety, hygiene standards GOP scores procedural win by securing more funding to enforce Iran sanctions Ex-GOP lawmakers are face of marijuana blitz MORE (R-Alaska), who has called the refuge "really nothing" and a barren, desolate wasteland, denigrated the refuge and challenged me to see for myself.
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First published in 1916 and reissued in a series of revisions over the next eight years — all of them brought into print by Maxwell Perkins, the celebrated editor of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway — "The Passing of the Great Race" savagely denigrated the peoples of eastern and southern Europe while exalting the "Nordics" of northwestern Europe.
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His presidential candidacy appealed to George Wallace-type segregationists while also attracting Americans who refused to live near "dangerous" black residents, obstructed the desegregation of schools, resisted affirmative action policies, framed black mothers on welfare as undeserving, called the black family pathological and denigrated black culture — all those racists who refused to believe they were racist in 1968.
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The rhetoric has caught on immensely among the Trump faithful, who chanted "send her back" last month as he denigrated a Democratic lawmaker he'd previously said should leave the US. The rally came following his racist attacks on the four minority congresswomen, known as "The Squad," who Trump told to go back to their "crime-infested" countries.
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But the tactic also proved divisive, forcing fans of the national teams to take sides in an increasingly nasty fight, and it hurt feelings inside the close-knit world of U.S. Soccer, especially after some women's players — riding high after their World Cup title — denigrated the on-field record of the men's team while pushing their cause.
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" The White House issued a statement Wednesday attacking Bannon as excerpts of the book emerged with quotes attributed to him that denigrated the President and Donald Trump Jr. The book quotes Bannon as saying a 2016 Trump Tower meeting between Trump campaign officials and a Russian lawyer purportedly offering damaging information about Hillary Clinton was "treasonous.
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The attacks by Mr. Biden and his campaign on Mr. Buttigieg were the most revealing moment of the day: Mr. Biden, whose collegiality and warmth are among his trademarks, has rarely denigrated rivals in such personal terms as he did with Mr. Buttigieg on Saturday, questioning his experience as a small-city mayor and unfavorably comparing him to President Barack Obama.
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"From the perspective of bullying prevention, the most serious aspect of this tweet, and also many other comments by Mr. Trump that have denigrated women, those with disabilities, Muslims, Latinos, and anyone who disagrees with him, is that he is modeling the kinds of hurtful comments that we are working so hard to encourage young people to avoid," said Willard.
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Sanders was asked during Wednesday's press briefing about a "Reporters Without Borders" report that said Trump's rhetorical attacks on the media have denigrated press freedom in the U.S. "I certainly would reject the idea that the president or this administration has halted freedom of the press," Sanders said, claiming that the Trump administration has been one of the most accessible in decades.
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Chavis blames much of the ignorance about Africa on media portrayals of the continent: The lifeways of approximately 700 million peoples in fifty-four countries representing, for non-Africans, unimaginable multicultural, polyethnic, polyreligious, multipolitical, and megaeconomic groups are perpetually denigrated...They portray a no there there: no culture, no history, no tradition, and no people, an abyss and negative void.
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She did it by uniting nonreligious longtime residents angry about being turned into minorities in their own city, English-speaking Orthodox immigrants impatient with inadequate government services, and forward-thinking ultra-Orthodox who were both sick of being denigrated as not religious enough and embarrassed by the bad press that Beit Shemesh has earned as a hotbed of religious fanaticism.
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And for the many Americans who believe that football players who kneel during our national anthem are showing disrespect to the flag and what it stands for: Should it be so hard to also realize that President Trump isn't helping matters when he tosses gasoline on every bonfire — as he did when he denigrated players who kneel and said they should be fired?
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Political discourse has been cheapened and denigrated by Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE; the standards have been lowered and debased by this president.
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While we wait for answers, one thing is certain -- the hard work of the US intelligence community has been denigrated by the President's actions over and over again, and that's going to cause our intelligence partners to question whether it's worth the risk of maintaining relationships with us if their own highly sensitive work might be caught up in the maelstrom of malign behavior.
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In Wednesday's forum, which was moderated by Matt Lauer of NBC and was devoted to national security issues, Mr. Trump twice denigrated America's generals; suggested he would fire the country's current military leadership; and insinuated — vaguely, unverifiably and without evidence — that the intelligence officials who recently gave him a classified briefing about threats to the United States had said that the president had flouted their advice. Mrs.
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Other scholars and political analysts suggested that Mr. Trump failed to appreciate the role journalists play in scrutinizing candidates as surrogates for the public, or drew connections to his denunciations of other adversaries and critics — like a federal judge in a case where Mr. Trump is being sued, or the Republican governor of New Mexico, whom Mr. Trump denigrated while campaigning in her state last week.
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"We bring evidence the Trump administration has repeatedly denigrated non-white non-European immigrants and reviewed TPS [temporary protected status] designations with a goal of removing such non-white non-European immigrants from the United States," said Minju Cho, a staff attorney at Asian Americans Advancing Justice in Los Angeles, according to the AP. Cho's group is one of several organizations representing the plaintiffs in this case.
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" Trump wants a top law enforcement official — his attorney general — to be far more sympathetic to his views on laws and loyalty, a dynamic that also played out again yesterday: Trump, who tweeted earlier this month that Sessions was "scared stiff and Missing in Action," denigrated the job of attorney general — traditionally independent — in yesterday's Fox interview: "You know the only reason I gave him the job?
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The bottom line is that Mr. Graham may tout Mr. Trump's golf skills and may have been his point man on getting Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, but the president and Mr. Paul seem to have a deeper, realer rapport, perhaps born of the common experience of having routinely been denigrated, mocked and treated as weirdos and freaks throughout their time in politics.
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In her book String, Felt, Thread: The Hierarchy of Art and Craft in American Art, Elissa Auther makes the case that while the stigma against artists trying their hands at crafts or delving headlong into historically denigrated mediums like weaving or pottery has dissipated in recent decades, it remains very difficult for artists working primarily in crafts to cross over into the field of fine art.
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Their aggressive response helps explain why, in the Twitter discourse that followed, a particular observational thread emerged: Many of the Rick and Morty fans who threw a fit over not receiving packets of Szechuan Sauce are part of the same male-dominated geek subcultures that have systematically harassed women, denigrated women's fandom hobbies, and/or demonized feminism as made up of women who are overly sensitive.
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Although the G train has long been denigrated as poky and subpar — it's the only major line that doesn't go to Manhattan — improved service, along with overcrowded L trains, the growing popularity of alternatives like Citi Bike and Uber, as well as the rising number of people who work from home, has made living along it increasingly appealing, according to Chris Cavorti, an associate broker with the Corcoran Group.
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Coming recently upon John Matteson's engaging annotated edition, I was captured once again by the passage that had carried me away so long ago: " 'The Duke's Daughter' paid the butcher's bill, 'A Phantom Hand' put down a new carpet, and 'The Curse of the Coventrys' proved the blessing of the Marches in the way of groceries and gowns" — all of it denigrated by Professor Bhaer, that goody-goody Pollyanna who denies human lust and outrage.
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As soon as then Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE directed the inception of the Select Committee on Benghazi, the minority party – not having read a single word nor seen the evidence uncovered - instantly denigrated the Select Committee and the report on Benghazi as nothing more than a partisan hit-job by Republicans in Congress.
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In just the past 24 hours, Trump revealed that he'd asked Comey directly several times over the past several months about whether he was under investigation (which, uh, you really aren't supposed to do); openly admitted that he'd fired Comey over the Russia investigation (contradicting the vice president and his own White House staff); denigrated the former FBI director as a "showboat" and a "grandstander" on national television; and publicly threatened Comey into keeping quiet, otherwise "tapes" of their private conversations might leak.
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Off the top of my head I can count the following constituencies: farmers; ranchers; miners; artists, including folk singers, though let's not underestimate our potters; the inhabitants of two lefty college towns, Missoula and Bozeman, where I grew up; and the coastal refugees such as Mr. Gianforte, who was denigrated in attack ads as a "New Jersey millionaire," which seems unfair to New Jersey, considering he was born in California and grew up in Pennsylvania before attending school in Hoboken, so maybe some sort of interstate blame-sharing accord can be negotiated.
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Who do you know who has denigrated immigrants, the handicapped, Muslims and Mexicans; trashed all our recent trade agreements; mounted a fraudulent campaign claiming our president was not born in this country; insulted the whole presidential selection process by running for the highest office without doing a shred of homework; boasted of grabbing women by their genitals; disparaged our NATO allies; praised the dictatorial president of Russia and encouraged him to hack Democratic Party emails; vowed to prosecute his campaign rival if he got elected; threatened to curb the freedom of the press; suggested that gun rights advocates might take the law into their own hands if Hillary Clinton won; insulted the parents of a slain Iraq war hero; been accused by 11 women of sexual assault or other unwelcome physical advances; sought to undermine America's electoral system by claiming, without a shred of evidence, that it is so "rigged" he can't promise to concede if he loses; and been cited for lying about more things more times in more ways on more days than any presidential aspirant in history?
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