"So before he starts denigrating any population, he should take a close look at who he's denigrating," Bratton added.
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He is denigrating — he is talking down our democracy.
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" "Denigrating federal courts and talking about 'quick' & 'strong' justice?
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Denigrating federal courts and talking about 'quick' & 'strong' justice?
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Mocking, humiliating, and denigrating scapegoats is their stock in trade.
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" She continued: "He is denigrating -- he's talking down -- our democracy.
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The president's chief of staff is once again denigrating immigrants.
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After that, the United States stopped denigrating China's nuclear weapons.
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He found it denigrating and preferred terms like style writing.
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GUTFELD: And are you denigrating the people that sub for you?
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Trump, however, has a history of denigrating the company's owner, Amazon.
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His entire campaign seems to be defined exclusively by denigrating Clinton.
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In the case of France, it will be denigrating Emmanuel Macron.
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"Denigrating these actors and films is both ignorant and unfair," Mailer wrote.
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Muslim protest groups, however, accused him of denigrating the word of God.
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Yet denigrating the South is not as easy as you might think.
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IT IS KIND OF DENIGRATING – AT ONE POINT IT DENIGRATES OUR COUNTRY.
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McSally accused Sinema of "denigrating our service" after the 9/11 attacks.
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" Elise Stefanik, New York, said the "tweets were inappropriate, denigrating, and wrong.
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For Trump, loudly and publicly denigrating black figures is the whole point.
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It's not just the president mocking him and denigrating his religious faith.
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But that apparently hasn't stopped some from denigrating, of all things, her appearance.
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Their feud turned nasty public after Block's text messages denigrating Hurd became public.
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Bolsonaro has stirred controversy with comments denigrating women, gay, black and indigenous people.
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And denigrating competitors for monetizing your data is a handy marketing and PR too.
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In this case, denigrating Clinton was the flashpoint used to attract pro-Trump voters.
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"This is not denigrating at all — all it's doing is offering facts," Regan added.
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Freud, for instance, found that the humour of the Jews was especially self-denigrating.
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"Make it clear that horn tooting and denigrating colleagues is unacceptable," the memo reads.
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Many students regard them as "intrusive and denigrating," a mayoral panel concluded last year.
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But so is a response that says you are wrong for denigrating your country.
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Republicans have also looked to seize on comments from Democrats denigrating the tax law.
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Critics aren't denigrating an entire group of people just to spite or oppress them.
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"I'll take any," enthused the president in Florida, after denigrating the main Democratic primary contenders.
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The pair runs a political blog aimed at promoting President Trump and denigrating his critics.
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Disappointing to hear you using denigrating names for transgender people, even if they were criminals.
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The accounts also tweeted favorable opinions about Colangelo while denigrating Philadelphia's former GM, Sam Hinkie.
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Elise Stefanik said the comments were "inappropriate, denigrating, and wrong," according to the Post Star.
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This is the result of President Trump's tweets denigrating Elijah Cummings and his congressional district.
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It's the demonizing and denigrating of the miners themselves that is a bridge too far.
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The irony of making a point about commonality while denigrating a particular group is disappointing.
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"Donald Trump has repeatedly spouted offensive comments denigrating women," Conner Eldridge said in a statement.
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"You're a real beauty," he told a reporter for CNN, snidely denigrating the man's competence.
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She also claimed to have faced unwanted physical contact and denigrating comments from male supervisors.
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So they directed the new immigrants to these once-desolate outposts while denigrating their culture.
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In domestic politics, that can mean publicly denigrating his target or pressuring them to resign.
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His lauding of Mr. Barnier is his dryly sarcastic way of denigrating the British leader.
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While German correctional officers emphasize humanizing their inmates, American correctional officers' tactics lean toward denigrating.
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Great nations showcase the distinction of their national identity without denigrating the identity of others.
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On Facebook, he has shared anti-gay memes, images denigrating Islam, and posts demeaning black people.
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Critics say Mr. Erdogan's comments denigrating opponents as terrorists or traitors have helped polarize the country.
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On Facebook, Gaglio has shared anti-gay memes, images denigrating Islam, and posts demeaning black people.
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Archie goes so far as to defend Cheryl when they overhear two board members denigrating her.
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Just as his administration trivialized Venezuelans' hunger, he is now denigrating them for migrating to survive.
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To imply otherwise elevates judges and justices, while at the same time denigrating the democratic process.
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Publicly denigrating someone's sexual orientation, or inciting hatred against someone in public, could not be prosecuted.
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"Denigrating their lives at this point for attention and spare change is such an embarrassment," she added.
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From this, the litany of micro-aggressions, of denigrating stereotypes considered acceptable to peddle will permeate unabated.
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François Hollande, the French president, called his American counterpart's comments earlier this month denigrating the EU "unacceptable".
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When you're so focused on transcending the human body and its limitations, does that mean denigrating disability?
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That practice is "openly denigrating male and Caucasian employees as less favored than others," the lawsuit claimed.
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She also said she faced unwanted physical contact and denigrating comments from male supervisors and other coworkers.
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But Lemonade also serves as a critique of the media's lopsided, frequently denigrating portrayal of black women.
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Mr. Trump has focused on enriching himself at the expense of others, while denigrating women for fun.
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Reagan would also use the Cold War conflict to highlight American values, while concurrently denigrating the USSR.
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But she said that those questioning or denigrating Bana's account on Twitter should be challenged, as well.
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On one hand we have our Commander-in-Chief denigrating the value of African countries and immigrants.
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Trump spoke out about cyberbullying, critics pointed to her husband's habit of personally denigrating his foes on Twitter.
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Would a Trump tweet denigrating a Democratic presidential candidate be considered to be "negatively affecting" a political candidate?
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The objects point to an interesting tension in North Korean attitudes toward foreigners: alternately venerating and denigrating them.
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After iPhone screens with the hashtag #I'm_Feminist pop up, the message becomes offset with people denigrating female empowerment.
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Denigrating the importance of basic scientific research will also put a damper on students looking for career options.
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Early in Yovanovitch's testimony, the president lashed out in a tweet denigrating her service in Somalia and Ukraine.
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Insults and nicknames Trump kicked off his campaign for president by denigrating Mexican immigrants as murderers and rapists.
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" On our common humanity: "You can be proud of your heritage without denigrating others of a different heritage.
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But if it's all you do, if you only write screenplays, it is ultimately denigrating to the soul.
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But it does have the impact of valorizing certain ways of being pregnant and parenting, and denigrating others.
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Patel said in her 2014 statement to police that she believed his writing to be denigrating toward women.
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James Amos that talked about a number of Facebook pages on which male Marines were denigrating female Marines.
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Price then showed a few exchanges of Unsworth denigrating other media ventures that had gone forward without him.
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Man spends his adult life denigrating multilateralism and now has the "pleasure" of running one of it's pillars.
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Jeb Bush, the former Florida governor, has rebuked Mr. Trump insistently in his speeches for denigrating Hispanics and women.
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In denigrating him as a "so-called judge", Mr Trump seems unwilling to accept the legitimacy of his ruling.
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Here's a tweet Trump posted last night denigrating Baltimore, followed by the Fox News segment he was responding to.
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Black, too, manages to play a teenage girl without denigrating teenage girls; the mannerisms are recognizable but not derogatory.
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"From start to finish (the report) was denigrating, racist, false and pure political activism," it said in a statement.
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Trump has already shown he's an ugly winner, denigrating his opponents even when he's besting them at the polls.
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Denigrating the civilian workforce dishonors not only financial sacrifice of the hundreds of thousands of civil servants recently furloughed.
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None of this should be taken as denigrating Bitcoin Cash or its promise—if nothing else, it's absolutely fascinating.
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These are absurd times, in which talk of walls, verifying refugees' ages, and denigrating human rights lawyers is commonplace.
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Bolsonaro has made comments denigrating women and his backing among women is half that of his support from men.
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So began Day 645 of a presidency that has made denigrating the news media one of its identifying features.
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When they go into Amazon, I think they're basically saying we need the growth and they're denigrating their distribution.
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Senator Bernie Sanders repeating his mantra over and over, when not denigrating the former mayor of New York City.
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She exited nearly seven hours later — after a presidential tweet denigrating her drew gasps from the audience — to applause.
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Now, President Donald Trump uses the media again, this time by denigrating the media for reporting what they see.
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She is smart enough to know the media score but not honest enough to provide perspective while denigrating Trump.
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Trump's standard method of responding to critics includes denigrating their appearance, denying their intelligence and calling them total failures.
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To do this, we must speak up when we see and hear others denigrating our Jewish brothers and sisters.
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When a story surfaced about comments he'd made over the years denigrating women, Bloomberg's long-time spokesman was contrite.
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Denigrating African nations, and their educated class which could lead the continent to security and prosperity, makes no sense.
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But he did so by forcing an accomplished woman into silence while denigrating the legacy of a civil rights icon.
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"This includes dehumanizing or denigrating entire groups of people and using frightening and exaggerated rumors of danger," the policy reads.
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Her post showed images of the store display of backpacks and figurines with "denigrating blackface imagery," according to NBC News.
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During the political conventions, a parade of supporters gave one speech after another, complimenting their candidate while denigrating the opposition.
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" Wasserman Shultz attacked Trump's temperament and judgment, lack of foreign policy experience, and his "decades-long record of denigrating women.
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That followed Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price denigrating medication-assisted treatment, the gold standard in opioid addiction care.
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President Trump was excluded from Meghan's dad's memorial after a long history of denigrating him, which continued after he died.
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Kim is no doubt aware of Trump's many statements, over a period of years, denigrating the US-South Korea alliance.
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Beyond denigrating women, he has also offended blacks and suggested he would rather a son die than turn out gay.
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They say he effectively parrots Kremlin talking points by denigrating NATO and endorsing the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979.
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Gavin Newsom, who is running for governor, called on President Trump to resign after his comments denigrating Haiti and Africa.
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"He was someone who made frequent extreme comments in social media denigrating refugees and feminism," Deschamps told The Globe and Mail.
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At an election campaign appearance in 2015, Trump responded to criticism from McCain by denigrating the former Navy flier's military service.
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There is room in the market for all materials, provided they are marketed and labelled accurately, without unfairly denigrating other products.
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Cohen and Blakely accuse Avenatti of violating California Rules of Professional Conduct by "routinely denigrating" Cohen with claims of criminal conduct.
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"WikiLeaks is and has been for a few years just a sabotage organization mostly interested in denigrating big targets," he said.
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In my experience, the misogyny often comes from bosses; denigrating women is the mechanism through which they connect with their subordinates.
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He's such a defender and promoter of Islam, and, on the other hand, he and his party are constantly denigrating Christians.
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She gave a hypothetical of an anti-Semite being elected as president after saying denigrating things about Jews during the campaign.
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They would be more than undermining our outstanding graduate education system, but denigrating a pathway toward greater economic opportunity for all.
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Now, Mr. Trump is under fire from Jewish groups, who say the analogy was erroneous, offensive and denigrating to Holocaust survivors.
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The first American president with no record of political or military service, Donald Trump ran on a platform of denigrating expertise.
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But like Dr. Turkle's hope of building dialogue, not denigrating the digerati, it's an obvious dialogue we're not having enough of.
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State TV, where many Russians still get their news, affords Putin blanket and uncritical coverage while ignoring or denigrating his opponents.
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For months, Pai has been denigrating that decision, and he formally took the first step toward overturning it in mid-May.
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We saw him after the first debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe on the harshest most personal terms.
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China used fake accounts and state media to spread disinformation and denigrating comments about Hong Kong protestors across Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
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Cohen and Blakely accused Avenatti of violating California rules of conduct for attorneys by "routinely denigrating" Cohen with claims of criminal behavior.
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The debate around Sarah Jeong, the Times&apos newest editorial writer, initially focused on her Twitter postings denigrating and mocking white men.
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In the run-up to the 2016 presidential election, he had noticed memes that were denigrating presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, which disturbed.
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The body rejected the amendment on a 209-214 largely party-line vote, with Democrats calling it ignorant, mean-spirited and denigrating.
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Even spreading fraudulent stories about collusion with Russia can serve Moscow's objectives by denigrating certain politicians and campaigns while generating political disputes.
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A president who takes that path is denigrating the process and making this most important appointment nothing more than a political deal.
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"Denigrating people who disagree with us, I think, is not a healthy trend for our body," he said, referring to the Senate.
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Demonizing foreigners, denigrating people of different religions and hues, building walls and restricting immigration are not effective ways to combat a pandemic.
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As a gay Jewish medical student, I had braced myself to respond to politically unpalatable comments or denigrating questions with professional aplomb.
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Tom Arnold, the actor, claimed in late 2016 to have acquired outtakes from the show featuring Mr. Trump denigrating women and minorities.
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Furthermore, denigrating the electoral process is an important way for despots to downplay election results that hint at any semblance of unpopularity.
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Douglass, she held Anna in utter contempt, disrespecting her lack of education and even at times privately denigrating her role as homemaker.
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Mr. Trump has long delighted in denigrating The Times and claiming, falsely, that its coverage of him has led to declining readership.
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But this incident would not be the last time someone made a point of denigrating my black features, my mother told me.
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Despite this being a fringe theory, the alt-right has adopted it as another weapon in their arsenal for denigrating black folk.
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His argument that the lawmakers should "go back" to where they came from after allegedly denigrating the U.S. has prompted accusations of hypocrisy.
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"We saw him after the debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe on the harshest most personal terms," Clinton said.
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Back then, Donald Trump's speeches denigrating Muslims, painting every Muslim as a potential threat, acted as a kind of dog whistle to racists.
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Ms. Fernández de Kirchner and her administration called the hedge funds "vultures" and "financial terrorists," and went as far as denigrating Judge Griesa.
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After previously drawing sharp criticism for denigrating NATO, Mr. Trump reversed course and said he would work closely with the alliance on counterterrorism.
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"While we were in harm's way in uniform, Kyrsten Sinema was protesting us in a pink tutu and denigrating our service," McSally said.
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Pence's history of promoting tobacco companies and denigrating public health campaigns against smoking came back to bite him in his 2000 congressional race.
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The story then moves ahead to 2014, when Trump staffers mistakenly accused Santorum of denigrating the real estate mogul during a radio interview.
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You can't expect good or even coherent policy proposals from a party that has spent decades embracing politically useful lies and denigrating expertise.
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"But I also think denigrating women's looks on a private burner account is something one could simply not do and should avoid doing."
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Yovanovitch had been mentioned by Solomon in his articles as denigrating Trump to Ukrainian officials, a claim that was echoed on Fox News.
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Denigrating Islam, and warning of an "invasion" that threatened Italians with "ethnic cleansing," he vowed to bar boats bringing migrants from North Africa.
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"He started it by denigrating people, and started reinforcing old folk tales about people's heritage," Chief Perry, who also goes by Maqua, said.
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" As the new book Microaggression Theory explains, "Microaggressions are brief, everyday exchanges that send denigrating messages to certain individuals because of their group membership.
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"While we were in harm's way in uniform, Kyrsten Sinema was protesting us in a pink tutu and denigrating our service," intones Ms McSally.
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Outraged Democrats called it ignorant, mean-spirited and denigrating, while Republicans argued the Pentagon should not be spending its money on such medical care.
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Brokaw has since apologized, but the incident sparks a broader conversation and necessary dialogue in order to put negative and denigrating stereotypes to rest.
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The former army captain has alarmed many with vows to sweep political opponents off the map and comments denigrating women, gays and racial minorities.
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"When I hear allegations of Marines denigrating their fellow Marines, I don't think such behavior is that of true warriors or war fighters," Gen.
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From Donald Trump to Bill Cosby, powerful men accused of sexual misconduct, or their representatives, have frequently chosen to respond by denigrating their accusers.
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When Mr. Kaine reminded Mr. Pence, once again, of Mr. Trump's denigrating description of immigrants from Mexico, Mr. Pence could hardly muster a reply.
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Yes, he mentioned it in passing, but only on the way to rah-rahing himself, denigrating foreigners, and announcing policies that terrified the markets.
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Andrés backed out in protest weeks after Trump declared his presidential candidacy and made comments many saw as denigrating toward undocumented immigrants, especially Mexicans.
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While some Republicans suggested the Iowa congressman's views were new to them, Mr. King has a long and documented history of denigrating racial minorities.
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"Your previous tweet is unprofessional, misleading and denigrating," Mr. Johnson posted on Twitter, noting that Mr. Khosrowshahi had pledged to change the company's tone.
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When he spoke out from the pulpit against Mr. Trump's denigrating comments about immigrants early this year, he said, a family left his church.
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That logic didn't impress the other candidates onstage, though Buttigieg arguably showed Bloomberg some mercy by denigrating him and Sanders together in one stroke.
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"They were three steps used against de Lima, attacking her credibility, violently denigrating her as a sexual object and spreading viral hashtags," Ressa says.
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In a letter to the Generals owner in 1984, Bassett called out Trump for "insensitive and denigrating comments" to the league's commissioner and owners.
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While Trump spent a lot of time denigrating the U.N. during his campaign, the White House clearly put a big premium on his debut.
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"But these are things that men have been doing in the course of their professional work: Mistreating, denigrating and objectifying women," Ms. Lawrence said.
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That contrasts with Bill Clinton, whose weaknesses were personal, and who never spoke in a denigrating manner about women or members of any other demographic.
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In it, women reportedly described instances of harassing behavior, such as being asked to sit on a co-worker's lap, and being called denigrating names.
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"When I hear allegations of Marines denigrating their fellow Marines, I don't think such behavior is that of true warriors or war fighters," he said.
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Mr. Trump's animus toward Ms. Kelly dates to August, in the first presidential primary debate, when she questioned him about his past comments denigrating women.
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Trump spent over a year denigrating minority communities, he's pitted people against each other, and he's created a lake of lava and bile and acid.
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Sanders "can make a case for himself at this juncture how he is a unique candidate without denigrating others," said his campaign manager Faiz Shakir.
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Phil Schiller smugly waved away decades of headphone development as just some analog artifact, denigrating the universality of the 3.5mm connector as some "ancient" concept.
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Without exposing or denigrating herself, without anger or radicalism, Cecily Brown simply took aesthetic authority away from its usual custodians and into her own hands.
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You can disagree with someone's politics—heck, you can even oppose the military and American war-mongering—without denigrating someone's physical sacrifice and personal tragedy.
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But when I heard rumors about actresses, I thought that that was a way of denigrating the actress and her ability to get the job.
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Instead of celebrating democracy as an alternative to Chinese authoritarianism, he is denigrating the rule of law at home and cozying up to dictators abroad.
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His latest shocker was a comment denigrating the New Start Treaty, a pact that he said gave Russia an advantage and penalized the United States.
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He also said he was looped in when the State Department was given a packet of material that appeared to be aimed at denigrating Yovanovitch.
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Posts denigrating the Rohingya and Muslims are very common and include anti-Muslim material reposted from Indian and European and U.S. right-wing organizations and individuals.
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For years, he has attempted to portray himself as the only honest man in Washington — while denigrating other leading Republican politicians as liars, sellouts, and hacks.
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But that plan could face rough sledding due to contradictory statements from within his own team, while his reputation for denigrating minorities could alienate some lawmakers.
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Others pointed how it is still unfair to adulate Timberlake while denigrating Jackson, and criticizing Timberlake for seeing himself as worthy of carrying Prince's legacy torch.
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After months of denigrating the media as fake news, President Trump has launched a news program of his own on Facebook featuring his daughter-in-law.
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Mike Flynn, Trump's nominee for National Security Advisor, is a conspiracy theorist, who used social media to spread fake news reports denigrating Clinton during the campaign.
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But, his base has abandoned him in October in such numbers that, if he weren't so loudly denigrating her, Trump might hear the fat lady sing.
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Bolsonaro, a former army captain who favors easing gun control laws to fight crime, has stirred controversy with comments denigrating women, gays, blacks and indigenous people.
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After the round, Graham tweeted his praise for Trump's golf game and offered some self-denigrating humor about his own golf skills and failed presidential bid.
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From his call for a so-called Muslim ban, to denigrating Mexicans at his campaign announcement, Trump stirred America's melting pot of diversity and haters emerged.
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"Beverly Sackler is well into her 22019s and denigrating her personal donation, made with the best intentions, can serve no proper political purpose," the spokesperson said.
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At the risk of "meddling": Are there Republican senators willing to refuse to vote for any Trump appointee unless he stops denigrating his own intelligence community?
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He and an Odak colleague face charges of "insulting the president" and "denigrating the military," stemming from an article published on the website, the statement said.
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The feud turned nasty when Block's text messages denigrating Hurd and the Oracle hardware business were made public during a 2012 court case with Hewlett-Packard.
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Mr. Buttigieg criticized Ms. Warren for imposing "purity tests" on fund-raising, and accused Ms. Klobuchar of denigrating his experience as mayor of a midsize city.
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Trump has repeatedly undermined US military alliances, denigrating NATO to the point that it has eroded European confidence in America's commitment to the trans-Atlantic pact.
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Yet, his critics fear his apparent fondness for a stridently intolerant authoritarianism, exemplified by previous inflammatory statements denigrating women, blacks and homosexuals, as well as democracy itself.
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It is equally distressing to see the White House denigrating diplomacy and proposing to slash funding for foreign aid — two resources critical in the fight against extremism.
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Altogether, It Didn't Turn Out the Way I Expected feels incomplete, though this is neither as obvious as it sounds, nor is it intended to be denigrating.
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Say the terms "selfish self interest" or "quest for adulation" out loud and everyone within earshot is likely to think you're denigrating anyone who pursues such strategies.
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If Mr Cruz wants to avoid the same effacement, he should listen to the angry backlash against these policies and stop denigrating a once-proud British brand.
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There is also the question of whether requiring greater disclosure of who controls a corporate entity goes too far in denigrating the privacy rights of the owners.
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And says all kinds of denigrating comments about Jews and provokes a lot of resentment and hatred over the course of a campaign and in his presidency.
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By publicly denigrating the service of our intelligence professionals and questioning their loyalty and the quality of the product they produce, politics is being injected into intelligence.
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The National Enquirer and its parent company have not only helped the president by denigrating others, but also repeatedly praised Mr. Trump, his decisions and his character.
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The coverage provoked a public reaction, and a variety of comments, including empathy and offers of support for those who are overweight, but also statements denigrating them.
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His made those criticisms in a 20-minute interview, the latter half of which he spent denigrating a number of different cable news networks, including Fox News.
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" This person also described Bloomberg's penchant for denigrating pregnant women in the office, including by making comments like, "I didn't get her pregnant, but I could have.
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They have to figure out how to respond to White House efforts to distract the public by denigrating the intelligence agencies and derailing the Congressional investigations. Rep.
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Comforted by his wealth and power and with apparently little empathy for those he hurt, Trump has made an art out of denigrating others and promoting himself.
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McSally has previously attacked Sinema's anti-war past and accused Sinema of "denigrating" the service of the US armed forces in her protests of the Iraq War.
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The amendment outraged Democrats, who called it ignorant, mean-spirited and denigrating, while Republicans argued the Pentagon should not be spending its money on such medical care.
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Still, Trump has struggled with the finer points of statecraft when attending international gatherings throughout his presidency, committing unforced violations of protocol or explicitly denigrating American allies.
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The article also reported alleged comments and emails made by Falwell denigrating university students and officials — and sexually related comments he allegedly made about his own wife.
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He blames this on Mr Sessions, whom he has spent much of the past year denigrating, threatening to sack him and ordering him to shut down Mr Mueller.
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Obama directly confronted Trump in a lengthy appearance on NBC's "TODAY" show from the White House on Tuesday, dismissing the real estate mogul's chances and denigrating his policies.
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Monday's statement came nearly a month after Swedish black metal group Watain's concert was banned in Singapore on concerns about its history of "denigrating religions and promoting violence".
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White supremacists should be rejected for wanting to increase their self-esteem by denigrating and hating others, or for marinating in the intellectually bankrupt filth of racist ideology.
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What was ignored under President Obama, from "caging children" to a golf simulator at the White House, are now given the spotlight as means of denigrating his successor.
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The rare occasions when congressional Democrats mentioned due process or the rights of the accused almost always came in the context of denigrating the importance of such concerns.
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One can only hope the fever breaks soon, with the public signaling to political leaders that dividing and denigrating people is no way to lead a great nation.
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Instead of denigrating Berkeley, maybe Weiss should read what its student paper reported about Chapman: During the March rally, Berkeley police arrested Chapman for suspicion of felony assault.
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Democratic and Republican candidates have spent a good bit of their airtime either supporting or denigrating the Affordable Care Act and other health policies of the Obama administration.
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Others, like Joe Biden, have responded to Sanders's ascension by denigrating the rise of socialism within the party—and practically endorsing the current systemic inequality in the process.
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And if I were to try to address this seeming dissonance, I would do it without denigrating Sanders' appearance or extolling her family values -- because, frankly, who cares?
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River is something of a stereotype, but that stereotype is one of Ms. Rose's targets, along with pompous artists, weed aficionados, self-denigrating 40-somethings and gusbandry itself.
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"When I hear allegations of Marines denigrating their fellow Marines, I don't think such behavior is that of true warriors or war fighters," he said in a statement.
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The World Cup, by contrast, offers an alternative, positive and tolerant form of nationalism in which you can cheer on your own country without denigrating people from elsewhere.
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Last week, Trump diverted attention from his dying health reform plan and failing Republican senatorial choice in Alabama by denigrating N.F.L. players protesting for racial justice and equality.
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It said Russians did contact "unwitting" members of the campaign of now President Donald Trump in a bid to support him while denigrating his opponent, Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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After a failed campaign to persuade American officials to drop the case, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan last week turned to damage control, angrily denigrating the whole judicial process.
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Menashi called academic multiculturalism "thoroughly bankrupt," arguing it was about "denigrating western culture in order to promote self-esteem among 'marginalized' groups" and not about understanding other cultures.
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"The accused is part of a complicated mechanism aimed at denigrating and discrediting the Russian culture," said the prosecutor, Lyudmila A. Balandina, in her closing statement in court.
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Headlined by two Latina women in Miami, the show served as a rejoinder to an administration that's spent the past three years denigrating the populaces the performers represent.
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While he often responded to Ms. Klobuchar in previous debates with his own platitudes, this time Mr. Buttigieg went personal, accusing Ms. Klobuchar of denigrating his military record.
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Mr. Friedman's strategy of denigrating American civil society groups that support peace in the region will deepen the demonization of political opponents that marks our current political discourse.
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President Trump, a longtime white supremacist, has promised to build a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border while continually denigrating people coming across as "rapists," and gang members.
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That's a lesson for these times, as the new administration moves to shut down previously public information while denigrating the journalists committed to separating facts from its fictions.
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When their partners weren't grateful, the supervisors whose competence had been threatened were more likely to respond by denigrating those partners, saying they were unintelligent, incapable, and incompetent.
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This origin story certainly resonates with the common perception that bukkake videos are all about dominating and denigrating women with a wave of liquid masculinity for twisted, chauvinistic pleasure.
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"Denigrating people who disagree with us, I think, is not a healthy trend for our body," he said in a speech, referring to intense Democratic opposition to his confirmation.
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His support shrank a bit, it is true, after he spent a week in August denigrating the grieving parents of a dead war hero; but the setback proved temporary.
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"After 15 months of denigrating every nonwhite minority in sight, it's hard to believe that he can actually do significantly better among nonwhites," Ayres recently told National Public Radio.
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Biden addressed the controversy around an explosive, unverified report that Russia had compromising information on Trump, and criticized Trump for denigrating U.S. intelligence in public statements, including on Twitter.
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Of course, online abuse from a minority of perverts and partisans continued in 2015, but they were not the ones most responsible for denigrating the level of debate online.
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Despite a growing probability that Mr Trump would be their champion, they poured over $5m into television and radio spots supporting Mr Cruz or denigrating Mr Trump in Indiana.
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In it, the newspaper continues its clueless attack on drone operations by denigrating as insufficient the White House announcement that it intended to release more information about drone strikes.
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Denigrating and working to end the probe into the Russian involvement in our election before it concludes upends values we cherish of due process and equality under the law.
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"I hope the White House apologizes for these degrading comments and focuses on working towards a solution for those from TPS countries rather than making denigrating statements," he added.
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Monday's statement came nearly a month after Swedish death metal group Watain's concert was banned in Singapore on concerns about the band's history of "denigrating religions and promoting violence".
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Sensing that such people made a decisive difference in the election, some liberal commentators have concluded that progressives need to learn to speak to cultural conservatives without denigrating them.
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The all-male Republican Senators were so worried about repeating the derisive and denigrating treatment of Anita Hill that they outsourced their questioning to a female sex crimes prosecutor.
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Mr. Trump, who made baseless claims of voter fraud after Hillary Clinton surpassed him in the 2016 popular vote, has led the way in denigrating the proceedings in Florida.
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The Stone Denigrating myths about women abound, but one of the most enduring is the myth that aging women must graciously renounce sexual love, leaving it to the young.
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The Kremlin has been scrambling to respond, with a couple of harsh prison sentences for two protesters, student lectures like the one in Vladimir and various videos denigrating him.
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Some people on Twitter called the woman brave and accused Saudi Arabia of hypocrisy for often celebrating the beauty of foreign women while denigrating that of its own citizens.
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It also illustrates how quick he was to seek the dismissal of an ambassador he was told was denigrating him even before knowing basic facts such as her name.
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"These attacks are denigrating, demeaning and degrading and are meant to intimidate, threaten and cow the institution and individual judges," Chief Justice David K. Maraga said in a statement.
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We saw him after the first debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe in the harshest, most personal terms, so, yes, this is who Donald Trump is.
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Trump, Pence on Mexicans Reality Check: Kaine claims Trump and Pence say "All Mexicans are bad" By Lisa Rose, CNN Kaine accused Pence and Trump of denigrating Mexicans en masse.
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A report in BuzzFeed News last month showed how tiny publishers in Macedonia were creating websites with fake news —much of it denigrating Clinton — which were widely shared on Facebook.
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Mr. Sanders also responded to anger expressed by Clinton campaign aides Thursday who accused him of retreating on a promise not to run negative ads by releasing one denigrating Mrs.
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Unlike his US presidential counterpart, whose denigrating remarks about women were widely aired and discussed throughout the presidential campaign, Xi has not been accused of disrespect toward women or misogyny.
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For those who backed the revolution, having the Sudanese government sign CEDAW would be a concrete sign of change from a regime that spent three decades denigrating its female population.
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"Veracruz authorities have a history of denigrating the activities of local journalists without providing any concrete evidence," Carlos Lauría, the Committee's program coordinator for the Americas, said in a statement.
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A report in BuzzFeed News last month showed how tiny publishers in Macedonia were creating websites with fake news - much of it denigrating Clinton - which were widely shared on Facebook.
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Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York called Trump's remarks "inappropriate, denigrating, and wrong," adding, "it is unacceptable to to tell legal U.S. citizens to go back to their home country."
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He expressed no contrition for virtually any of the statements and actions that have alienated voters, from denigrating a federal judge in racial terms to mocking a reporter's physical handicap.
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Paul R. LePage makes sweeping statements denigrating asylum seekers, saying they are bringing diseases into the state or draining public money that should be going to people born in Maine.
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Her campaign slogan is "Stronger Together," and she has built her message around inclusiveness, in contrast to denigrating comments Mr. Trump has made about Mexicans, Muslims, women and other groups.
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Instead, they issued a narrow ruling in the baker's favor that found the state commission had violated the principle of religious neutrality by allegedly denigrating his beliefs during their deliberations.
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The basics Russia carried out a campaign to influence the outcome of the 2016 American presidential election, denigrating Hillary Clinton and boosting Donald J. Trump, according to American intelligence agencies.
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Separately, Dutch lawmakers reduced penalties for insulting the king, striking down a centuries-old law that made denigrating the royal family punishable by as much as five years in prison.
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"The atrocious actions by China aimed at denigrating our sovereignty are testing our bottom line," Ms. Tsai told reporters on Thursday night, according to the state-owned Central News Agency.
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Japanese-American businessmen, farmers, fishermen, educators and doctors, even Japanese-Americans who fought for the United States in World War I, were sneeringly lumped together under a denigrating shorthand: Japs.
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"I am horrified that they are denigrating this doctor who has come forward to share her story in the light of all the ugliest pressure in the world," she said.
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There should be no comedic value in denigrating such traumatic experiences, yet there Trump was, leading the way, as thousands of his supporters cheered him on and nodded in agreement.
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The fact that he spent part of a speech to graduates of the FBI Academy denigrating people who have followed US law is, for better or worse, only slightly more so.
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"When I hear allegations of Marines denigrating their fellow Marines, I don't think such behavior is that of true warriors or war fighters," Neller says on the nearly four-minute video.
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Trump launched his re-election bid in Orlando hitting the same themes that got him to the White House: bashing Hillary Clinton and Democrats, talking tough on immigration and denigrating journalists.
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Ryan lamented that that the House floor was the one place in Congress where members come together to work out differences and by ignoring the rules Democrats were denigrating the institution.
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He also violated a cardinal rule of the airline industry -- do not call safety into question -- by denigrating the rival Pan Am Shuttle as a money losing operation with old aircraft.
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Kelly's questions about Trump's denigrating comments about a variety of women and whether he had the "temperament" to be president sparked on-again, off-again feuding between the network and Trump.
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The government accuses them of a range of charges, from "making propaganda on behalf of a terrorist organization" to "denigrating" the Turkish people and authorities, according to state news agency Anadolu.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), a Marine veteran who fought in the Iraq War, slammed Trump for failing to mention the Yemen raid while touting his election win and denigrating the media.
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Speaking at a rally in Southaven, Mississippi, President Donald Trump launched into a tirade denigrating Ford, one of the women who have accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
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"Once the media rediscovered the complaint, Donald responded to it by repeatedly denigrating and disparaging me and releasing an old National Enquirer article from the '90s that he planted," she said.
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Reuters found more than 1,000 examples of posts, comments, images and videos denigrating and attacking the Rohingya and other Muslims that were on the social media platform as of last week.
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In an industry that is built upon the backs of young women, it's infuriating that publishers haven't seemed to care about denigrating the very people who work on their big books.
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Candidates have been forced to align themselves with Trump given his strong popularity with the party's base, while still appearing to hold him accountable when he makes denigrating remarks about women.
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But he drew scrutiny from the moment he was nominated in February because of Twitter posts and re-tweets denigrating Islam as a violent religion and casting doubt on climate change.
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For instance, when people of the same political affiliation were told to debate the merits behind denigrating rumors about the opposite party, the discussions notably veered toward reaffirming those erroneous statements.
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" Alluding to Mr. King's record of denigrating immigrants and defending white supremacy, Ms. Griner said, "bigotry is just the antithesis of what we want to be the association with the meme.
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Mr. Trump has tweeted repeatedly this week, praising Mr. Barr but denigrating his department over what he saw as an overly harsh sentence recommendation for Roger Stone, the president's longtime friend.
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Screenshots posted by former "Bachelor" contestant Ashley Spivey to Twitter show that Yrigoyen liked posts about immigrant children being thrown over border walls, and memes denigrating women's appearances and trans people.
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The drumbeat of presidential tweets denigrating Sessions as "weak" and calling on him to "stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now" have also shaped the view among the president's legal team.
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In You's case, all that prosecutors have made public is that she sent Urtula an enormous number of denigrating and demoralizing text messages while allegedly knowing of his mentally fragile condition.
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The president of the United States needs to stop lying to the American people, denigrating our Democratic institutions and weakening our country in an effort to save his own political hide.
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"You can't have the president denigrating the 17 [intelligence] agencies of patriots who risk their lives in many cases to try to give them the best information to make decisions," Wallace argued.
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America didn't become the richest country in the world by practicing socialism, or the strongest country by denigrating its governing institutions, or the most talent-filled country by stoking fear of immigrants.
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Johnson, fired from The Times in 1988 for fabricating a quotation, made his name in Brussels not with honest reporting but with extreme euroskepticism, tirelessly attacking, mocking and denigrating the European Union.
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" Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard penned an open letter to Utah Governor Gary Herbert in January, scolding him for "denigrating our public lands ... and trying to sell them off to the highest bidder.
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"In our modern political age, the presidential bully pulpit seems dedicated to sowing division and denigrating, often in the most irrelevant and infantile personal terms, the political opposition," the op-ed reads.
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From denigrating Judge Gonzalo Curiel, to asserting "very fine people" were among neo-Nazi marchers in Charlottesville, to attacking the intellect of African-Americans, the President has embraced the power of racism.
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He is willing to say almost anything, such as denigrating the #metoo movement that is combating sexual assault and violence, and standing up to those asking him to condemn white nationalist racism.
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Criticism from victim families and conspiracy theorists alike accused the plan of secretly adopting Islamic symbols into its design, purportedly denigrating the deaths of Flight 93's victims through such religious iconography.
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The campaign arm of House Democrats tried to torch the former freelance journalist and progressive activist's candidacy by releasing an opposition memo highlighting past statements Moser made seemingly denigrating her home state.
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Corker told the Washington Post in an interview that Trump had undercut Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's efforts to enlist China in reining in North Korea's nuclear program by denigrating the diplomat.
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Mr. Trump's remarks, the latest example of his penchant for racially tinged remarks denigrating immigrants, left members of Congress from both parties attending the meeting in the Oval Office alarmed and mystified.
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Mr. Barr was especially irritated by the president's tweet on Tuesday morning denigrating Judge Amy Berman Jackson shortly before she was to hold a conference call with lawyers in Mr. Stone's case.
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And even as he is actively splitting his own party and his own movement by publicly denigrating his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, Trump made a rousing call that 'America must be united.
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" In a statement, a spokeswoman for the Sackler family said, "Beverly Sackler is well into her 90s and denigrating her personal donation, made with the best intentions, can serve no proper political purpose.
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Trump's attacks on Mueller appeal to his conservative political base as shown when he won cheers denigrating the special counsel during a March 2 speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland.
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The audio published by Media Matters shows Carlson, among other incidents, denigrating women and the Middle East, jokingly using a gay slur and defending Warren Jeffs, a polygamist leader and convicted sexual abuser.
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The film depicts Lee (played by Mike Moh) swaggering around the set of "Green Hornet," denigrating boxer Muhammad Ali and picking a street fight with the evenly matched stuntman Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt).
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Mr. Johnson, fired from The Times in 1988 for fabricating a quotation, made his name in Brussels not with honest reporting but with extreme euroskepticism, tirelessly attacking, mocking and denigrating the European Union.
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"You can't tell me that not standing up for the National Anthem with your hand over your heart is not denigrating to the National Anthem or the flag, it is," Baker told Axelrod.
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When the Mr. Trump announced his intention to run for office, John Rexer, the founder of Ilegal Mezcal, a company based in Oaxaca, Mexico, started a line of merchandise denigrating Mr. Trump's character.
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Soon the same roots would grow into the first hip hop recordings, while punk and heavy metal went in the opposite direction, denigrating disco for reasons that were often explicitly racist and homophobic.
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It is a serious problem when we have members of our military denigrating female Marines who will give their life to this country in the way they have with no response from leadership.
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Klinsmann also drew the ire of fans and American soccer officials alike for a string of comments denigrating the American professional league, Major League Soccer, even as it produced nearly half his roster.
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Until then, it would be wise of Trumpworld to stop openly denigrating the men and women of America's law enforcement and intelligence communities, and those charged with protecting the president and his family.
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Denigrating the things that inspire us most makes us cynical and pliable, makes us easy to manipulate and manage, makes us willing to swallow unpalatable truths in the form of compromise and calculation.
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" Clinton, on Trump: "We saw him after the first debate spend nearly a week denigrating a former Miss Universe in the harshest, most personal terms, so, yes, this is who Donald Trump is.
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In January, the US Intelligence Community published a declassified version of a report concluding the Kremlin had meddled in the 2016 election specifically with the goal of "denigrating" former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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As musicians raged against yuppie culture and Wall Street types viewed as denigrating the East Village's authenticity, hardcore coming from DC and Los Angeles—bands like Bad Brain, Minor Threat, Black Flag—became commonplace.
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Ahok's opponents doctored a clip of the speech, making it seem as if he was denigrating the Koran itself, rather than the use to which it was being put, and then posted it online.
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ROBERT S. NUSSBAUM, FORT LEE, N.J. To the Editor: Re "Firms Shudder as Trump's Tweets Mean Business" (front page, April 4): Shouldn't our president be promoting American business in general, not denigrating specific companies?
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"The speech we reviewed included assertions during his current book tour that Islam is the 'most evil' of world religions, Twitter posts denigrating Muslim scholars as non-scholars and other tweets," the station said.
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Nor is Isserman particularly kind to the Yosemite generation that surged to the vanguard after World War II, denigrating them for, among other things, a "competitive individualism" supposedly absent from the previous climbing generations.
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Trump has responded by denigrating McRaven's military service and accusing him of being politically biased, calling the retired admiral a "Hillary Clinton fan" and an "Obama backer" during a Fox News interview in November.
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But Mr. Cruz's supporters remain seriously frustrated anyway, to the point where they have begun denigrating and demonizing Mr. Trump's supporters, a tactic that can do neither Mr. Cruz nor his party any good.
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As we reported, the war started when Wiz called out Kanye over his new album and Kanye then went off denigrating Amber -- calling her a stripper and even dragging her son into the beef.
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Trump in January nicknamed Bannon "sloppy Steve" and the White House in a statement excoriated him in a statement after a book about the Trump White House included quotes attributed to Bannon denigrating Trump.
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That said, expertise on a subject has never been a disqualifying factor for The Donald, nor has it prevented him from assessing, and in most cases denigrating, nearly every demographic imaginable during this election.
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I assumed Biden would just pretend he's the nominee and largely ignore and/or pat Sanders on the head, but he did not, instead repeatedly denigrating Sanders' signature health care plan: Medicare for All.
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Mr. Trump has alienated many other countries, including longtime American allies, by pulling back from international agreements and organizations, not to mention by issuing derogatory remarks like those last week denigrating Africa and Haiti.
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Rwanda's telecommunications regulator revoked the license of Mr. Schoof's radio station in 2018 after it had aired a sermon in which a pastor was heard denigrating women, by calling them evil, the regulator said.
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The President standing in front of a crowd of supporters and denigrating a South Korean film ("Parasite" has English subtitles) as not American enough for his taste is entirely antithetical to those founding ideals.
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Her husband cannot be trusted to follow through with whatever good influence she might have on him, not to mention his January 11 remark denigrating African countries that provoked a fierce, continent-wide reaction.
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" Carper said he wants Trump to apologize for "denigrating other people whose views he doesn't agree with," and wants him to say: "I realize I don't build myself up by tearing other people down.
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His political commentary indicates he has believed in "white genocide"—the alt right belief that a shadowy elite are trying to replace white people by denigrating white identity and encouraging immigration—for some time.
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Kudzai Chipanga, whose powerful ZANU-PF youth wing has been a strong supporter of Mugabe and his wife Grace, said he had voluntarily given his statement apologizing for denigrating defense forces chief General Constantino Chiwenga.
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That was, until the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee unleashed a scorched-earth campaign against the former freelance journalist and progressive activist, releasing an opposition memo highlighting past statements Moser made seemingly denigrating her home state.
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At an election campaign appearance in Iowa in 2015, Trump responded to criticism from McCain by denigrating the senator's military service, which included 5 1/2-years as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam.
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"Initially when the invite went out, we were all a little more than hesitant to attend, especially because this administration has been denigrating people of color and minority groups," the 21-year-old told mitú.
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Rather than the most confrontational, bombastic and denigrating volume of both sides of any argument today, this football player was simply stating his beliefs in a manner that did not need to affect anyone else.
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Rice's interview is especially notable because she has been at the center of allegations that the Obama administration misled the American public by claiming that the attacks were linked to an offensive video denigrating Islam.
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Her denigrating Stone in open court is a low moment, though it's encouraging to see all the other main players — the judge, Helen and Box — either come to his defense or offer a conciliatory gaze.
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" Schumer added that Nunes, a vocal backer of Trump, has "relentlessly harassed the Justice Department to reveal sources and methods to him for the sole purpose of interfering with and denigrating the special counsel's investigation.
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And the American Council on Science and Health (ACSH) has a denigrating profile of you written by a guy who works for the Genetic Literacy Project, which is a website owned by a PR company.
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In giving him a victory on Judge Kavanaugh, she has emboldened Mr. Trump to continue down the very path she claims to detest: denigrating women, bullying opponents, choosing the most combative approach to every disagreement.
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If a boss treated an employee this way -- denigrating him publicly, saying he would never have hired him if he knew then what he now knows -- we would say that boss was acting deeply inappropriately.
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Throughout the Tuesday rally, Trump went through many of his greatest hits, from hailing the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi to denigrating old political rivals such as Beto O'Rourke and Hillary Clinton.
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Innsmouth's fish-people were an expression of how Lovecraft viewed the influx of non-WASP immigrants in the early 20th century, and the denigrating effect he presumed they would have on the communities they joined.
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His election alarmed critics around the globe, however, given his defense of Brazil's 1964-1985 military dictatorship, vows to sweep away leftist political opponents, and a track record of denigrating comments about gays, women and minorities.
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"I AM sick of President Trump denigrating Chicago," said Bill de Blasio, the mayor of New York, during a trip to the Windy City on March 251rd, lamenting Mr Trump's "particularly painful stereotyping" of the place.
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If after all of that, you still believe that the political science orthodoxy of denigrating the youth vote's importance will hold true, ask yourself: how often has that same orthodoxy been correct so far this cycle?
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Casual but denigrating remarks from US leaders are red meat for inciting deeper anti-Americanism in Russia, and are not constructive for the pursuit of broader US foreign and security policy goals that require Russian cooperation.
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I am no exception to the habit of denigrating creatures of lesser stature; so far, I've used The Verge's animal review series to write several hit pieces on easy targets like giant water bugs and centipedes.
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But casting the movie as Marshall's story — and then skimping on Marshall himself, one of the most interesting figures in US history — winds up skewing the film in ways that end up inadvertently denigrating the subject.
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"I violated my own principles by denigrating and devaluing and demeaning people and the momentous life decisions they've had to make in circumstances that I've never had to face ever in my life," he told CNN.
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Still, the president's suggestion that the government review the licenses of news networks spurred backlash, with some critics accusing Trump of denigrating the First Amendment of the Constitution, which guarantees freedom of speech and the press.
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Donald Trump is a businessman who has numerous documented instances of housing discrimination against African-Americans; of not paying workers and contractors agreed-upon expenses and wages; of lying, bullying, denigrating women and denying climate change.
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Yet the official line denigrating traditional democracy, combined with the very idea that he should face trial, obviously irks him, so he churns out articles, essays and books about the need to enhance freedom in Russia.
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They may not articulate it as such, but that is the nature of Trump's policies: Promising to build a wall, disparaging Mexicans, separating immigrant families, the Muslim ban, decreasing even legal migration, denigrating protesting football players.
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Trump said Democratic presidential candidates should be presented with the same question about hosting rallies in the age of coronavirus, though in the past he's made a point of denigrating the size of his rivals' crowds.
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A man undeserving of trust is asking the American people to believe the intelligence from the same agencies that he spent the last four years denigrating as the "Deep State" — scheming bureaucrats conspiring to undermine him.
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Many equestrians, including some of the sport's superstars, rushed to his defense, denigrating anonymous accusers online or describing positive training experiences with Mr. Morris in online forums and in vast private Facebook groups of his supporters.
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Denigrating some immigrants, as Trump did in his speech, will undoubtedly push those numbers even lower, which will limit our ability to work with countries like Mexico on areas of shared interest and on shared threats.
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For all of Trump's cocky tweeting that "trade wars are good and easy to win," Washington's inability to streamline a consistent plan of attack is progressively rendering its threats meaningless and denigrating relationships with its allies.
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A few months ago, in the middle of a crowded Democratic primary, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) released an opposition memo slamming Fletcher's opponent Moser for past articles she'd written seemingly denigrating parts of Texas.
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That group's operations — which included social media posts, online ads, and organization of rallies in the US — were, the indictment alleges, often (but not exclusively) aimed at denigrating Hillary Clinton's presidential candidacy and supporting Donald Trump's.
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She said she found herself conflicted when weighing her religious values, including opposition to abortion, with her disdain for Trump's denigrating remarks about women — made more complicated by divisions within the Christian community and media over Trump.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian right-wing presidential-elect Jair Bolsonaro has stirred controversy with comments denigrating women, blacks, gays and indigenous people, landing him in court but not diminishing the wave of support that won him Sunday's election.
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"When I hear allegations of Marines denigrating their fellow Marines, I don't think such behavior is that of true warriors or warfighters," Commandant of the Marine Corps General Robert Neller said in a video message on Tuesday.
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As Gulliver previously reported, that experience comprised of Boryspil Airport amending its contract at the eleventh hour, UIA filing lawsuits to block the low-cost carrier's entry, and both companies' management denigrating Ryanair in the local press.
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Shortly after neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer posted an article denigrating counter-protester Heather Heyer, who was killed in Charlottesville, the Web hosting company gave the site 24 hours to move its domain to another provider.
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Instagram "purifies" the photo aspect of Facebook, which is most important in boosting or denigrating self-esteem, according to Catalina Toma, assistant professor of communication science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in an interview with Slate.
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"Russia then used this stolen information to advance its own interests: destabilizing the U.S. political environment, denigrating Democratic presidential nominee, and supporting the campaign of Donald J. Trump ... whose policies would benefit the Kremlin," the suit charges.
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It's the power to avoid the muséal, the easy-sell Keep Calm and Deep House, and to testify to the historical transcendent power of your art without shitting all over history through exploiting and denigrating your influences.
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That group's operations — which included social media posts, online ads, and organization of rallies in the US — were, the indictment alleges, often (but not exclusively) aimed at denigrating Hillary Clinton's presidential candidacy, and at supporting Donald Trump's.
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"Our view is it made no sense to waste time or money on an industry health campaign when the industry leader was denigrating an ingredient that is widely used across the industry, including Anheuser-Busch," he said.
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On Twitter and in interviews, Mr. Trump spent the day claiming that the United States was entering a new "Joseph McCarthy Era!" and denigrating the "disgusting Fake News" media over its coverage of the special counsel investigation.
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Federal prosecutors have detailed coordinated efforts by Russian nationals to interfere in the 2000 election, with an emphasis on two candidates — Donald J. Trump and Mr. Sanders — whom the Russians hoped to bolster while denigrating their opponents.
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"American culture has a long history of denigrating and casting Asians, or what people used to call 'Orientals,' as entirely different than white Americans," says Ellen D. Wu, director of Asian American Studies at Indiana University, Bloomington.
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In large part, Democratic strategists say, the move could also help defuse questions about her electability among Democratic voters worried that Trump could launch ferocious attacks -- denigrating her as "Pocahontas" -- that could derail a general election campaign.
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Victims of the harassment, many of whom were young, aspiring journalists, say that members of the group repeatedly mocked them, especially on Twitter, denigrating their work or making lewd jokes and crude photo montages at their expense.
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Never citing Obama by name, he ran down a list of his errors: failing to connect terrorism with its ideological "Islamist" roots, denigrating America's post-9/11 conduct and suggesting that "a new beginning" was even necessary.
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Whether he's insulting women, denigrating minority groups, or inciting violence at his rallies, Trump just doesn't seem to understand that his words, as a presidential candidate, carry weight that goes far, far beyond the individuals he's attacking.
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Right-wing politicians tend to deny climate change or avoid taking a stance, often denigrating the issue as a pet subject for globally-minded leftist elites, said Matthew Lockwood, an energy policy lecturer at Britain's University of Sussex.
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In an age of rampant popular nationalism often exercised through citizen-led online witch-hunts, it is obvious to most that it would be unwise to make statements openly denigrating China or its government on major public occasions.
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Fantasy has so far avoided the censors' displeasure, though two men were indicted for "publicly denigrating" president Recep Tayyip Erdogan by likening him to Gollum, a character in "The Lord of the Rings" (one has since been acquitted).
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"It is clear that those designing and promoting this group's career are too comfortable with denigrating the memory of the past," said Rabbi Abraham Cooper, director of Global Social Action at the Simon Wiesenthal Center, in a statement.
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But a replica of London's Tower Bridge, celebrated as "even more magnificent" than the original, has set off a debate over whether these buildings — created as publicity stunts and popular as photo backdrops — are actually denigrating Chinese culture.
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He repeatedly made denigrating comments about women Trump's 2005 conversation about groping and trying to have sex with a married woman was not the first time such lewd talk has surfaced since Trump has been a candidate for president.
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But given the vitriol to which she was subjected in the media and by the public (I continued to get emails from readers denigrating her for months after the Babe story ran), it's difficult to argue with that decision.
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Justice Elena Kagan offered a hypothetical situation in which a future president who is "a vehement anti-Semite and says all kinds of denigrating comments about Jews" comes into office and bans entry to the United States from Israel.
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The way we change that is by putting someone in the White House who wants nothing to do with these particular, first, denigrating people, who were born in this country and saying they should go back to their country.
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"The President unquestionably violates that command when he issues an Order that disproportionality burdens Muslim-Americans, while denigrating the Muslim faith and making it abundantly clear that the Order's harmful effect on Muslims is far from incidental," Katyal argued.
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BRASILIA, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Brazilian right-wing presidential-elect Jair Bolsonaro has stirred controversy with comments denigrating women, blacks, gays and indigenous people, landing him in court but not diminishing the wave of support that won him Sunday's election.
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We're all so certain that Breitbart is spewing a fountain of bigotry every day — denigrating women and riling up anti-Semitism, wailing about ''black crime'' and ''trannies'' — that few of us devote much time to observing it for ourselves.
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Mr. Trump also has spent the past few weeks taunting and denigrating Republican leaders who will be responsible for navigating these formidable fiscal obstacles, providing them incentive to look out for themselves rather than the interests of the president.
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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Despite new criticism from top Democrats for comments denigrating women and the Midwest, economic commentator Stephen Moore still has the backing of U.S. President Donald Trump for a seat at the Federal Reserve Board.
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LONDON, March 10 (Reuters) - The first U.S.-owned Formula One team in 30 years will get lots of attention next week but the sleek new Haas car is, without denigrating its performance, more commercial vehicle than all-American racer.
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"In our modern political age, the presidential bully pulpit seems dedicated to sowing division and denigrating, often in the most irrelevant and infantile personal terms, the political opposition," Dingell wrote, calling for respectful discourse even on crucial policy issues.
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By framing the protests about something almost all Americans will oppose — denigrating the flag, anthem, military, or country — he is seemingly trying to make this an easier battle for him to win, while invoking some racial dog whistles along the way.
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Several people criticized Weinstein's tweet — including Swisher, who admonished him for teaching her sons about "denigrating women" in an open letter of her own — and Jen Dziura, a writer and founder of the feminist career advice website the Bullish Society.
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For years, students new to the UC Santa Cruz History of Consciousness department, a program that integrates politics, literature, and philosophy, were warned that Balakrishnan had a reputation for hitting on women outside the classroom, and denigrating them inside of it.
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They stopped short, though, of demanding he drop out of the presidential election he won weeks later, even though his pushback to the string of allegations against him amounted to denigrating his accusers as not physically attractive enough for him.
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"On its face, it is hard to believe he'd be improving with a demographic group that has been so averse to his style, his denigrating language," said Randall Miller, a professor of American politics at Saint Joseph's University in Pennsylvania.
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But simply because of the color of my skin, my last name, my first language (Spanish) and my country of origin, I am painted with a denigrating broad brush handed to those with anti-immigrant bents, by our own president.
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The Washington Post, CNN and Twitter had their own hospitality setups at restaurants on East Fourth Street, a pedestrian walkway thronged by people and hawkers selling campaign paraphernalia: T-shirts that read "Hot Chicks for Trump," and pins denigrating Mrs. Clinton.
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No one with a brain believes in this day and age that women are defenseless pawns of men — in fact to continue to perpetuate this myth about women is in and of itself denigrating of the strength of modern women.
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"This is a guy who will literally stop at nothing to save his political skin, including denigrating, on the record, for attribution, the legal skills of the attorney general," said Gregg Keller, a Missouri-based GOP strategist who managed then-Sen.
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Trump has actively played to this fringe, by calling the press "the enemy of the people," attacking the patriotism of his partisan rivals, denigrating the idea of an independent judiciary, and refusing to protect America's electoral system from confirmed foreign interference.
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" In Madrid, on the other hand, he added, "we're now seeing a large part of the media respond in a way that is forceful but also disrespectful, building up an audience that seems happy to hear denigrating views about Catalonia.
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A torture scene captured on video and broadcast on Facebook Live has resulted in grave criminal charges—including a hate crime—for four people in Chicago alleged to have victimized a man in the extreme while denigrating him for being white.
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" North Korean state media has been issuing similar messages in recent days, even denigrating Mr. Moon's efforts to mediate talks between his "American boss" and North Korea, and advising Mr. Moon's government to throw its policy "in a garbage can.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered "an influence campaign" in 2016 aimed at the U.S. presidential election with the goal of undermining the democratic process and denigrating Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, a new, declassified intelligence report said on Friday.
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On Thursday, four days before the election — their third contest in under a year — a recording of Mr. Gantz's top strategist privately denigrating Mr. Gantz's courage and capacity to defend the state of Israel was broadcast on the evening news.
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What is news, however, is that the president is becoming more and more brazen about using flimsy pretexts to make authoritarian attacks on the highest court in the land — attacks that appear aimed at denigrating yet another check on his power.
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Mr. Rutte's party faces a strong challenge from the far-right Party for Freedom, whose longtime leader, Geert Wilders, has a record of inflammatory remarks and was convicted last month of inciting discrimination for denigrating Moroccans before municipal elections in 2014.
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Is it fair to egg on Latinos at every turn, and to insult Native Americans and indigenous people by giggling and glossing over the use of historical figures like Pocahontas for purposes of ridiculing and denigrating the heritage of Sen.
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"We are denigrating our allies; we're starting trade wars and other conflicts with our allies; we're embracing our opponents like Putin, like Kim Jong Un, and heralding them as great leaders and friends when they are anything but," Rice said.
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After days of being shut down by the occupation, the walls of the ICE office and the surrounding sidewalks had become covered in chalk graffiti denigrating the agency, so the feds called in a pressure washing crew to clean up the site.
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"For the President of the United States to pressure the Justice Department to reveal details and documents pertaining to an active investigation of the President's campaign, for the purpose of denigrating it, is a gross and unprecedented abuse of power," Schumer tweeted.
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Wagner has no interest in denigrating the struggling or the working poor: "It's unproductive to be condescending to working-class people who can't afford hand-milled furniture or don't want to live in machines because they work in machines," she tells Hyperallergic.
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In September, Facebook disclosed that it had discovered and taken down several hundreds fraudulent profiles and pages, most of them praising Donald J. Trump, denigrating Hillary Clinton or simply spreading inflammatory memes and comments on such divisive issues as race, immigration and guns.
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"Much of [Trump's] speech was spent denigrating not just the president, but also the efforts of all the brave Americans — service members, law enforcement agents, intelligence officers, diplomats, and others — who have worked so hard to keep our country safe," Clinton said.
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So here's the question: if we know most Americans still have that aspirational and entrepreneurial spirit, why do our politicians, media elites, and policy wonks excel at ignoring, marginalizing, and even denigrating our small and medium-sized business owners at every turn?
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The anesthesia professional guilds — the ASA and the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists — can stop wasting time and money on turf battles and denigrating each other and devote themselves to patient care and research, and there's that $20 billion or so in savings.
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He's hardly a wholly sympathetic character: Though Greg suffers the neglect at home typical of a middle child (sandwiched between the headbanger Rodrick and the spoiled toddler Manny), he thinks nothing of denigrating, ignoring or even injuring his profoundly dorky best friend, Rowley.
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Last year, a bar manager from New Zealand and two local men were sentenced to two years in prison for posting an online ad with an image of the Buddha wearing headphones, which was ruled denigrating to Buddhism, the country's majority religion.
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It was a mixed blessing that Grisha's nostalgia—rather, his extreme alternation, or juxtaposition, of warm sentiment and violent incident—was most appreciated in America, which perhaps also appreciated how much he relished denigrating America, calling it stupid, crass, incurious, and puritanical.
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That has caused some grumbling at City Hall, where aides to Mr. de Blasio have watched Mr. Bratton attract unwelcome press — denigrating rap artists, linking marijuana and violence, accusing Black Lives Matter protesters of bigotry for their broad-brush approach to police.
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The guy keeps stampeding into worse and worse situations of his own making, from denigrating a former student as a publicity hound to tracking his ex-publicist to an award ceremony and grabbing her by the arm in front of dozens of witnesses.
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He was sentenced to six months in prison in November for using "his Twitter account to post more than 40 comments denigrating a national leader&aposs image and indecent pictures," which "created a negative social impact," according to the documents seen by Axios.
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And one among the tiny clutch of actual reviews of the show — one in the Washington Post — was something else altogether: A nasty opinion piece accusing Holzer and the museum of disseminating Anti-American propaganda and denigrating members of America's armed services.
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I'm not denigrating that sort of stuff, but I do think that I believe that all real meaning accrues in duration, and that the work you're proudest of, and the relationships you care the most about have benefited from your sustained attention.
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But James, 37, represents a flicker of diversity in a largely white Republican Party led by a president who has inflamed racial tensions by mollifying white supremacists and denigrating black NFL players who kneel during the national anthem to raise awareness of social injustice.
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In the Facebook post, she explained that she had just visited the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture and saw an exhibit on blackface and was shocked to see "the very same racist and denigrating #blackface imagery" at the Prada storefront.
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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK, April 24 (Reuters) - Stephen Moore, the economic commentator that U.S. President Donald Trump has said he will nominate to the Federal Reserve Board, is drawing new fire from top Democrats for his comments denigrating, among other targets, women and the Midwest.
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Trump's worst moments in the primaries involved women—Megyn Kelly, Carly Fiorina, Heidi Cruz—and at the end of the debate, Clinton went in for the kill, hitting Trump for denigrating women and accusing him of creepily hanging around the beauty pageants he ran.
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Can we make people more aware of how hurtful, denigrating, and othering this subject matter is, make them aware it is not a joke, that this has a genuinely damaging effect on attitudes towards women not only in metal but in the world at large?
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"The repeal of marriage equality in Bermuda is a denigrating and unnecessary strike against loving and committed LGBTQ couples in Bermuda as well as others around the world who would consider vacationing there," GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis said in a statement.
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"After a very emotional visit to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, including an exhibit on blackface, I walked past Prada's Soho storefront only to be confronted with the very same racist and denigrating #blackface imagery," Ezie shared on Facebook.
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Meanwhile, to accept highly suspicious evidence as fact and to dress it up with a litany of salacious anecdotes is to complete the job J. Edgar Hoover failed to do two generations ago, when he dedicated himself to denigrating Dr. King's life and work.
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Mr. Gray, the consultant, says Washingtonians still don't fathom the extreme level of heartland anger against how government "shoves things down their throats" by interfering with how they raise their kids, sneering at their faith, denigrating America's heritage and regulating them half to death.
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But Silver has also made it clear that, for all the noise out there denigrating the soccer-style "cup" competition that the league is pushing, he believes that the N.B.A. can only truly know if the idea is feasible or not by trying it out.
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In order to stay in power in 2017, Mr. Borisov needed to form a coalition with the three ultranationalist parties, called the United Patriots, even though some of its members have a history of calling for violence against migrants, denigrating women and using vile language.
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Spokesman Geng Shuang told a daily briefing that Beijing made several representations to the paper over the column, which China criticized as racist and denigrating its efforts to combat the coronavirus epidemic, but that the paper had failed to apologize or investigate those responsible.
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Retired Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher, who was acquitted of brutal war crimes, posted a video on social media on Monday, denigrating former teammates who testified against him by labeling them "cowards" and potentially endangering them by divulging sensitive information, including their names, photos, and statuses.
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Dozens and dozens of them exist," The Slants bassist Simon Tam told VICE News correspondent Dexter Thomas in Baltimore, MD. "Most of them are held by Caucasian people who either are using it, quote-unquote, in 'a neutral sense' or in a denigrating sense.
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The DCCC thinks the Moser method will lose a general election race against Culberson: It already dumped an opposition file on her before the March Texas primary, highlighting Moser's recent move back to Houston from Washington, DC, and past statements she made seemingly denigrating parts of Texas.
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The pick may help Alckmin, the business-friendly former governor of Sao Paulo target a weakness of the front-runner, right-wing congressman Jair Bolsonaro, whose backing among women for the October election is half that of his support from men because of comments denigrating women.
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One of the hardest things to do — either with the accounts "linked to Russian influence efforts online," whatever that means, or with the Internet Research Agency trolls who spent many months boosting Donald Trump and denigrating Hillary Clinton — is to measure how effective they really were.
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In fact, designers are best to think twice when it comes to co-opting the phrase for personal use, in order to avoid the possibility of denigrating the genuine effort and progress the industry has made in distancing itself from Trump the brand, and Trump the President.
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Washington (CNN)An emphatically upbeat President Barack Obama promised Wednesday to work toward a "smooth transition" of power to the man he's spent the last year denigrating, insisting that despite his differences with President-elect Donald Trump he would uphold the central tenet of American democracy.
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The following years saw more temporary bans—including of Wikipedia, Flickr, and Facebook—but the most significant clampdown came in 2012, after the release of Innocence of Muslims, a 14-minute segment from a film that originated in the United States and was perceived as denigrating Islam.
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If Republicans do not withdraw Kavanaugh now, or at least stop the proceedings and ask for a thorough FBI investigation, they will be denigrating and insulting the collective conscious of countless American women who have either survived sexual assault or been harassed by peers, colleagues or bosses.
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Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat who is on the Judiciary Committee, believes that the Administration's actions denigrating or denying the power of equal branches of government portend a "constitutional crisis" akin to Nixon's refusal to accept the appellate-court judgment regarding the White House tapes.
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And even though Mr. de Blasio made a rhetorical sport of denigrating all things related to Mr. Bloomberg, he has chosen to keep and expand on some of his predecessor's most important public health initiatives, including the fight against tobacco and pushing for calorie labeling at restaurants.
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"Today after returning to NYC after a very emotional visit to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture including an exhibit on blackface, I walked past Prada's Soho storefront only to be confronted with the very same racist and denigrating #blackface imagery," Ezie said.
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"We've hit a moment in time where the N.R.A. is denigrating a whole lot of responsible gun owners, so it's not that surprising that folks finally say, 'Enough's enough — they don't represent me, and they don't represent either the mainstream of America or the mainstream of firearm owners,' " Gov.
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Meanwhile, on the US side, Mattis could not be seen as contradicting the White House's combative stance toward Mexico as it engaged in tense fights over NAFTA and the border wall while denigrating the Mexican military for not doing enough to stop migrants traveling toward the US border.
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But the implication that it's the medium you need to feel a tug of nostalgia, or a feeling that we've lost something when we leave it, is the kind of depressing hype that puffs up a new art style by accidentally (or intentionally) denigrating all the old ones.
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After Treasury is done denigrating the holders of Puerto Rican general obligation debt, why would they not employ the same playbook in a state that has a great electoral importance to the Democratic party or a city run by a close confidant of a former, current and future president?
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A few days after Mr. Obama's highly publicized visit to Cuba in 883 — the first by a sitting American president in 88 years — Mr. Castro penned a cranky response denigrating Mr. Obama's overtures of peace and insisting that Cuba did not need anything the United States was offering.
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"Facebook is violating its most fundamental mission of building human connection, as well as the trust placed in it by billions of people, by advancing extremist far-right conspiracy theories that are aimed at denigrating Jews and belittling people of color," said Rashad Robinson, president of Color of Change.
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Facebook revealed the plans a day after U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller unsealed an indictment accusing 13 Russians and three Russian companies of conducting a criminal and espionage conspiracy using social media to interfere in the election by boosting Republican Donald Trump and denigrating Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.
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His Twitter feed is often a clear indication of what he is watching as he taps away on the screen in front of him, posting tweets that often replicate Fox News chyrons and tagging guests who made a point he liked on air while denigrating those who didn't.
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What matters is whether we can count on our nominee to effectively lead the nation today—and manage an executive branch Trump has nearly reduced to ruins—by building upon, rather than denigrating, the record of achievement established by Obama and other Democratic presidents as far back as FDR.
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They point to a history of comments that they say fit that line, ranging from suggesting that mass immigration could hurt the American working class to saying the Democratic Party needed "move beyond identity politics" to a 2018 address that some black observers saw as denigrating President Barack Obama's legacy.
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"We've hit a moment in time," he said recently, "where the N.R.A. is denigrating a whole lot of responsible gun owners, so it's not surprising that folks finally say, 'Enough's enough — they don't represent me, and they don't represent either the mainstream of America or the mainstream of firearm owners.'"
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After all, how could a vulgar reality TV star who called Mexican immigrants rapists and proposed banning Muslims from entering the U.S. while denigrating John McCain for getting captured in Vietnam and promising neomercantilist trade wars with China and Mexico possibly be the presidential nominee of a major American political party?
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"To now have -- not just a President who has a reputation of denigrating women -- but to have a secretary of education who wants to roll back rights for transgender kids and roll back the protections that college students and young women have gotten against sexual assault is sickening," she said.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE began his journey to the presidency by denigrating migrants fleeing poverty and unspeakable violence.
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"Members of Congress are denigrating the value of military service by transgender troops, and Service Chiefs are pressuring Secretary Mattis to continue the transgender enlistment ban despite having no new arguments or data to back up their long-discredited assertions," said Aaron Belkin, director of the LGBT think tank Palm Center.
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The court looked at lawmakers' public comments denigrating Santeria at a hearing on the proposed regulations and concluded the laws "were enacted by officials who did not understand, failed to perceive, or chose to ignore the fact that their official actions violated the nation's essential commitment to religious freedom," the Supreme Court ruled.
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But even if new reporting does reveal something truly narrative-altering about Trump — if there were a tape of him denigrating his supporters, or if he really ever did shoot someone on Fifth Avenue — it seems likely that much of Trump's base would still refuse to accept that revelation, or its implications.
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Clinton's fainting after an event became ultra-potent catnip in the alt-right media, who howled at her unfitness for office, feeding bizarre conspiracy theories and disqualifying her in the same way that Trump tried to trash Megyn Kelly after her take of Trump's myriad statements denigrating women during a Fox News debate.
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Rogers was against the fast-paced children's programming of his time that, as he saw it, found most of its humor in denigrating its characters' dignity via pratfalls and cartoonish violence; it's an easy line from that to the loud and shallow form that cable news uses to get its adult viewers addicted.
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But, precisely because President Trump is anything but typical — including in that his campaign is under investigation for possibly coordinating with Russia to win the presidency and that he consistently lauds Vladimir V. Putin while denigrating our closest allies — his coming summit with Mr. Putin in Helsinki is a dangerous and counterproductive undertaking.
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" It said the restrictions extend beyond the limits of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from discussing candidates in an upcoming election while on the job, and have not been enforced "against numerous Administration officials who have brazenly violated it by advocating against the President's impeachment, or by denigrating the 'resistance.
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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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Meghan McCain on Monday called it "pathetic" that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE spent part of his weekend denigrating her father, the late Sen.
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For example a heated exchange on Twitter involving two parties who both may be using denigrating language and inciting their followers may come down to an interpretation by Twitter of which of the two is more to blame for the situation, or other vague methods of determining whether and whom to suspend or ban.
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From pulling out of treaties to denigrating allies to starting trade wars, the impulsive actions of President Donald Trump are upending the international order that has been in place since the end of World War II. But even before Trump's belligerent foreign policy positions, America had been gradually losing its dominant role in world affairs.
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And RedState contributor Jim Jamitis pointed out the bad optics of excitedly planning a meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un while denigrating NFL players: Our president is enthusiastically planning a meeting with a guy who fed his uncle to starving dogs but cancels a photo op because football players hurt his feelings.
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Also, arguably receiving some disproportionate attention and focus from the incoming president: tweets either supporting Putin and Julian Assange or denigrating Arnold Schwarzenegger and the Hamilton cast combine to total 3.6 percent of all Trump posts — more than the combined amount of communications to the public on China, North Korea, Syria and the UN (only 2.9 percent).
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While the parade has progressed significantly — this year adding a new division that aimed to increase diversity with an African-American drill team, Hispanic performance groups, and an LGBT contingent — blackface, brownface, white people dressed as Native Americans, and troupes denigrating Caitlin Jenner's transition while members shout gay slurs have all been witnessed in recent years.
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Over the last few months, there were reports of Uber COO Barney Harford making insensitive comments about women and racial minorities, as well as Uber's now-former Chief People Officer Liane Hornsey making denigrating comments toward Uber's global diversity and inclusion lead Bernard Coleman and Bozoma Saint John, the chief brand officer who left in June.
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Judging from his speech on Monday, his statements throughout the campaign, and interviews with historians and psychologists, Mr. Trump has committed himself to denigrating, if not steamrolling, the conditioned responses that have long served to help unite the country in times of crisis and offer Americans a chance to grieve and heal, and regain a sense of safety.
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At that time she came under fire for Instagramming a photo of herself on a trip with her husband to Kentucky stepping off a government aircraft in lots of Hermès, and got into a social media spat in which she appeared to brag about her ability to buy such designer names while denigrating those who could not.
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A day after news broke that the actress Cynthia Nixon was in talks with two Democratic strategists about entering the 2018 governor's race in New York, the two-term incumbent, Andrew M. Cuomo, wasted little time in denigrating her as a second-tier celebrity who had been egged on by his longtime Democratic rival, Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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As a woman who has worked in IT for over 15 years, I have been sexually harassed, put up with denigrating comments from my male colleagues, been excluded from "bonding" and networking events where my female presence would have undermined their fun guys' night out on the company dime at cigar bars, strip clubs or pub crawls.
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From the day he opened his presidential campaign in 2000 by demonizing Mexicans to the enthusiasm generated by the calls for building a wall along the Mexican border to aggressively ramping up deportations of immigrants of color to eliminating DACA to vulgarly denigrating African nations and Haiti, this administration has been quite clear about its preference for white people.
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" However, given the deputy chief's reluctance to explain the meaning of the acronym to the woman he emailed — he told her he could not repeat it and instructed her to google it — the inspector general determined it was reasonable to conclude that the deputy chief "was well aware such a term could be offensive and denigrating particularly when used in a Government communication.
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The cast made sure to point out that the issues detailed in the miniseries have resonated profoundly throughout their lives, with Mary-Louise Parker detailing watching a generation die of AIDS in New York City in the '80s and Ivory Aquino emotionally recalling when she responded to a friend denigrating the LGBTQ community by coming out to him as trans.
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We have all observed the administration's decisions over the past several months that aligned with the white nationalist agenda, such as limiting or completely cutting off legal and illegal immigration, especially of Hispanics and Muslims; denigrating black communities as criminal and poor, threatening to unleash an even greater police force on them; and going after affirmative action as antiwhite discrimination.
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" In addition, Laura claims that "over the past several years of our marriage, Mike has made many emotionally derogatory and demeaning comments designed to demonstrate his financial coercive control over me such as repeatedly insinuating that he would destroy me with his wealth and power" and that she has "spent time in therapy discussing the effects upon me of Mike's demanding and denigrating comments.
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So it moved from this corrective period to a more celebratory mode; I think Jamel Shabazz is a great exponent of this, with his honor and dignity series really chronicling black life that might be just quotidian to those people but isn't given its due lots of times because of saturation we have of images that show one denigrating cultural narrative about African-Americans.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 2628 crime law authored by Biden MORE has created a successful political career by denigrating capitalism and its millionaires and billionaires, when the fact is he himself is a member of this elite class he despises.
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Many artists, musicians, filmmakers and thinkers saw themselves in an environment where reactionary ideologues, who — through books, websites and news articles — have been denigrating any attempt to overcome inequality by linking socially progressive policies to a Venezuelan-type of nightmare, generating fear that minorities' rights will erode religious and moral principles, or simply by indoctrinating people in brutality through the systematic use of derogatory language.
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How could Trump roll to victory after victory during the Republican primary season despite his penchant for painting with broad brushes — such as denigrating Mexicans as "criminals" and advocating the banning of all Muslims from entering the U.S. — all the while eschewing the tortured history of 350-some odd years of slavery and Jim Crow to suggest that blacks have it worse now than ever before?
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The World Trade Organization just gave America a big win in a dispute over Chinese agricultural subsidies — but its verdict is probably moot, because the Trump administration has spent the past two years denigrating the organization, and has crippled the appellate body that is supposed to enforce W.T.O. rulings, blocking the appointments that would have given this trade court the quorum it needs to act.
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But playing in Baltimore was certainly the furthest thing from his mind when the year began; if anything, 1976 started out in business-as-usual fashion for the Oakland A's star slugger—another year, another headline-grabbing contract dispute with A's owner Charlie Finley, a man who enjoyed denigrating his players in the press almost as much as he hated parting with his cash.
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Additionally, Color of Change, one of the civil rights groups that was involved in the Freedom from Facebook effort and received unrelated funding from Soros, wrote to Gizmodo:Facebook is violating its most fundamental mission of building human connection, as well as the trust placed in it by billions of people, by advancing extremist far-right conspiracy theories that are aimed at denigrating Jews and belittling people of color.
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Many Britons who awoke to the visiting U.S. President Donald Trump&aposs fusillade against the country, its prime minister&aposs EU exit strategy, its immigration policy and personal attacks on London&aposs mayor Sadiq Khan — effectively blaming him directly for terror attacks in the capital city — may feel they are in a similar situation as they roll out the red carpet to a world leader seemingly intent on denigrating their nation.
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We live in a world where people cite Jesus as their inspiration for denigrating the poor, for hating immigrants and gays and women, for rejecting refugees and accumulating wealth, but in a corner of this world, down a cobblestone street in the middle of Mexico, lives a man who spends his days emulating Jesus: He takes in the sick, the haunted, the marginalized, the wicked (cartel members, corrupt priests and politicians, murderers).
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In October, he attacked rap music for its improper lyrics and supporting rape culture, while over the years he's been charged with repeatedly denigrating Black people in his personal and political dealings: Reportedly saying "laziness is a trait in Blacks"; spearheading the racist conspiracy theory that President Obama was not born in the U.S.; refusing to condemn his white supremacist supporters; and wooing Black voters by assuring them they live in a hell hole and have nothing to lose.
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The characters included the "coon," a denigrating synonym for anyone black; the "zip coon," the free black person depicted as a buffoon for affecting independence, literacy and fine dress; the rotund "mammy," who was made to stand in for all black women as she patrolled the kitchen wearing flowing clothes and an apron; and the pickaninny, the bestial child whose pigtails stood straight up in the air and who was often maligned as a watermelon thief.
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But given that clothes became a symbolic dividing line during this State of the Union like seemingly never before — the members of the Congressional Black Caucus also expressed their point of view through their attire, with some wearing kente cloth and black outfits in reference to, and repudiation of, the president's denigrating comment about Africa and Haiti this month — it's hard to believe that the potential (and, indeed, probable) interpretations of her choice escaped the first lady.
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I hope the White House apologizes for these degrading comments and focuses on working towards a solution for those from TPS countries rather than making denigrating statements Paulsen, whose seat is being targeted by Democrats in the 2018 midterm elections, was appointed earlier in the day by Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) as the chair of the of the Joint Economic Committee.
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Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie YovanovitchMarie YovanovitchFive bombshells from explosive Sondland testimony How Trump has disowned most of the impeachment witnesses Watchdog group sues State Department to release communications related to John Solomon MORE responded in real time to tweets from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE denigrating her as she testified in a House impeachment hearing, stating that they were meant to intimidate her.
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As long as we focus on the latest outrage he publishes on Twitter attacking one person or another, the less time we have to focus on the fact that his presidency thus far is a colossal legislative failure, his cabinet is an unending game of cloak and daggers meets musical chairs, his Justice Department is systematically and unrelentingly expressing its hostilities to equal rights, and Trump's reckless, emotionally triggered language and actions are making us less safe by denigrating diplomacy and advocating military aggression.
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Breitbart's foray into live events comes two months after its executive chairman, Stephen Bannon, was forced out of the publication for making denigrating remarks about President 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's family that appeared in "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" Michael Wolff's bestselling book.
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It shouldn't elicit sympathy from anyone: the Yankees' "triumph" of the 03s, which subsided into almost total collapse beginning in 1989, was one of the great sustained examples of overpriced incompetence in baseball history—a blowhard organization hiding behind bogus achievements instead of facing its failures, compulsively spending on free agents while willfully neglecting the farm system, denigrating the few young players that somehow emerged from those stagnant pastures, and then, when they couldn't win championships, boasting that they'd won more games than anyone.
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According to Mueller, and as has been previously argued by prosecutors in extensive federal court filings, Russia's election interference was essentially two-pronged: A company funded by a Russian oligarch with ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin spent years using social media to "provoke and amplify political and social discord" in the U.S., denigrating Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton and praising Trump; simultaneously, the Russian military stole emails and other documents from Clinton's campaign and related officials and then shared them either via fake online personas or in coordination with WikiLeaks.
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In their concurring opinion, Justices Kagan and Breyer noted — without drawing an objection from Justice Kennedy — that the commission erred in failing to identify an important distinction between the two sorts of cases: Mr. Phillips made wedding cakes for opposite-sex couples but refused to do so for same-sex couples, denying same-sex couples full equality under state law; but bakers who refused to bake a cake "denigrating gay people and same-sex marriage" would not have baked such a cake for any customer — and therefore engaged in no denial of equal treatment.
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JUSTICE ELENA KAGAN: So let's say in some future time a — a president gets elected who is a vehement anti-Semite and says all kinds of denigrating comments about Jews and provokes a lot of resentment and hatred over the course of a campaign and in his presidency and, in the course of that, asks his staff or his cabinet members to issue a proc — to issue recommendations so that he can issue a proclamation of this kind, and they dot all the i's and they cross all the t's.
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Trump and his supporters have insisted for nearly two years there was "no collusion" while denigrating Mueller, former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, Deputy AG Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE and everyone else involved in the inquiry into the Russian collusion investigation.
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While AT&T's proposed $2628 billion acquisition of TimeWarner is the merger most often in the news these days — in no small part thanks to President-elect 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's tweet denigrating it — the president-elect's administration will soon find itself needing to decide on an even more important merger in 28500, one that could prove critical to the future of one of his top concerns: America's manufacturing base.
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