It was a disgrace then, and it's a disgrace now.
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McCabe is a disgrace to the FBI and a disgrace to our Country.
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But very important... (APPLAUSE) Not only a disgrace, it's a disgrace and an embarrassment.
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It's a disgrace these false, a, a false accusation like that is a disgrace.
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He is a disgrace to our country, he&aposs a disgrace to the great FBI.
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The man is in every way a disgrace, and his disgrace grows by the day.
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Conor McGregor isn't just a disgrace to his sport, "HE'S A DISGRACE TO MANKIND" ... so says Tyron Woodley.
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I may change my mind at some point because what's going on it's a disgrace, it's an absolute disgrace.
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I may change my mind at some point because what's going on is a disgrace; it's an absolute disgrace.
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XLS medical #Boots advert is a disgrace, using 2 skinny girls to advertise a weight loss product is a disgrace!
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Each week seems to be worse than the last, as witnesses testify on Capitol Hill and disgrace piles upon disgrace.
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Obama underscored the shift in strategy this week when he upbraided these Republicans for sticking with Trump through disgrace after disgrace.
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But what they've done here is a disgrace, a total disgrace, and what they do -- I know it's sort of interesting.
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"It's a tragedy and a disgrace — a tragedy for science, and a disgrace for the court," said James McManis, a lawyer for the plaintiffs.
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"Nancy Pelosi and shifty Schiff, who should resign in disgrace, and Jerry Nadler and all of them — it's a disgrace what's going on," Trump said.
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And to make statements of things that most people said never happened, never even happened, calling him names was, to me, a disgrace, an absolute disgrace.
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"The man is a disgrace to the country, he's a disgrace to the armed forces," Zimmerman said late Tuesday while leaving a shooting range near Orlando.
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Stephens also said he told Keyes himself that he was "a disgrace to men" and "a disgrace as a Jew," according to the Times (Stephens is also Jewish).
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The fact that there's so much ignorance around it is a disgrace, a disgrace just as massive and overwhelming as the very existence of the Star Wars prequels.
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" On Thursday, Trump also called Schwaaf's actions "a disgrace.
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But when Nixon left the White House in disgrace, he
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He has no choice but to resign in disgrace now.
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What's happening at the American border is a national disgrace.
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The voter abuse, it's a disgrace what's happening in California.
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Chief Wahoo is a disgrace, but not a unique one.
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"It's a disgrace what's happening in this country," he said.
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"It's a disgrace, what's happening in our country," he said.
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This process is a disgrace and is harming good people.
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This disgrace will follow her the rest of her life.
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It is a disgrace to America and should be stopped.
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The humiliation that Judge Kavanaugh has suffered is a disgrace.
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Mr Trump described the FBI's legal swoop as a "disgrace".
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It is an absolute disgrace what happened to this president.
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And the fact that CPAC invited her is a disgrace.
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For her, [divorce] is a big disgrace to the family.
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For us not to respond would be a national disgrace.
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" Kavanaugh said, "This confirmation process has become a national disgrace.
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Their conduct is a disgrace - they never wanted the truth.
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Eric Greitens resigned in disgrace amid a series of scandals.
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He was merely existing, a testament to shame and disgrace.
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What a profound disgrace she is for behaving like this.
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"Scott Walker was a national disgrace," Trumka's entire statement read.
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That this joker can keep his job is a disgrace.
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John McCain called the situation a "disgrace" in a tweet.
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" This confirmation process has become a national disgrace," he said.
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To bring them to do that would be a disgrace.
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A truly terrible human and a disgrace of a lawyer.
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Look it up, check it out, it was a disgrace.
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"It's a disgrace what happened to Otto," the president said.
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But the main reason for Mr. Tanaka's disgrace was political.
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"It's, frankly, a real disgrace," he said without being asked.
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That looks like the inevitable next stage in his disgrace.■
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Y., called that resolution a "national disgrace" on Monday night.
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What Trump should realize is that he is the disgrace.
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" Even the conservative tabloid Bild called the result a "disgrace.
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TRUMP: Well, I think it's a disgrace, what's going on.
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Trump agreed it was a disgrace, but for different reasons.
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If nothing more happens, he'll go into 2020 a disgrace.
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"I think it's a disgrace," Trump told the news agency.
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" The president said, "this whole thing has been a disgrace.
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McCarthy was censured by the Senate and left in disgrace.
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He called the network a "disgrace to reporting" in another.
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You know that was a disgrace and he knew it.
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This is a disgrace, and reflects badly on them both.
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"This confirmation process has become a national disgrace," Kavanaugh said.
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"[Trump] is a disgrace, a liar, a petulant child," she added.
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This is a national disaster, a national disgrace, a national tragedy.
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In a tweet during Wednesday's hearing, Warren called Barr a disgrace.
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TRUMP: It&aposs a -- it&aposs -- honestly, it&aposs a disgrace.
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Celce was not impressed: "This cop is a disgrace…" Celce wrote.
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But the moment was not sad, it was a merited disgrace.
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That would be a true disgrace -- one of your favorite words.
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The trial was a charade, and the vote is a disgrace.
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What do you think about her calling UK rap a disgrace?
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I answer, that he cannot without disgrace be associated with it.
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Donald Trump called Canada's protection for its dairy farmers "a disgrace".
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This is a disgrace that this could happen in our country.
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The response to the hurricane was a disgrace, by all accounts.
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"Calling Choi Soon-sil a shaman is a disgrace," he thunders.
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" Wrote one Twitter user, "@SnoopDogg Your video is such a disgrace.
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The appointment of Burr as president would disgrace our country abroad . . .
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It called Morgan "a disgrace" to the agency in a Nov.
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Although Mr Tuleyev resigned, he was hardly pushed out in disgrace.
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In the most affluent country in history, this is a disgrace.
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"This hashtag is a disgrace: #DotardTrump," tweeted LoConservative founder Kassy Dillon.
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Now it's known as Toxic Town, Leadville, a goddamn national disgrace.
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Because what Judge Curiel is doing is a total disgrace, Okay?
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Pennsylvanians are accustomed to politicians and officials leaving office in disgrace.
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By all accounts, Aaron Hernandez's life ended in suffering and disgrace.
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I was totally disgusted by the disgrace we saw in Charlottesville.
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He is a disgrace to the Führer-ship and should resign.
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All of it was and continues to be a total disgrace.
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Princess Margaret (Helena Bonham Carter) has become a fabulously blowsy disgrace.
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"I think Bruce Ohr is a disgrace," Trump tweeted in July.
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Trump then shot back by calling her a "disgrace." http://bit.
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The left's "war on women" they disagree with is a disgrace.
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" He did not say that Justice Ginsburg herself was "a disgrace.
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"Calling this a sit-in is a disgrace to Woolworth's," Rep.
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"I think Bruce Ohr is a disgrace," Trump tweeted last month.
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The past three mayors, all Democrats, have left office in disgrace.
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But it is Nielsen who exited the public stage in disgrace.
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"Scott Walker is a national disgrace," Trumka said at the time.
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"What Comey did was such a total, dishonest disgrace," Gingrich added.
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Trump called the news an "absolute disgrace," according to Bloomberg News.
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"He was a disgrace to the FBI," Trump told CBS News.
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"And it's a disgrace that it can go on," he added.
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I felt like a Russian diplomat who's fallen into financial disgrace.
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He leaves in disgrace, in my opinion, I think he's disgraced.
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And it's a disgrace, and honestly, you ought to be ashamed.
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"It's a disgrace what's happening in our country," Mr. Trump added.
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" "I think Bruce Ohr is a disgrace with his wife, Nelly.
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Maybe Mr. Trump will face a similar disgrace, but maybe not.
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He paid $1 million for an ambassadorship and bought himself disgrace.
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This is such a disgrace," Toobin said on CNN's "New Day.
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Democrats held nothing back, calling Trump treasonous, shameful and a disgrace.
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The other major disgrace was his suspension of mayoral term limits.
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Relationships outside marriage are thought to bring disgrace upon a family.
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" Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. called it "a disgrace.
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"That he hasn't done so already is a disgrace," Lalor tweeted.
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"I think it's a disgrace," Trump said of the alleged bias.
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And here's how he described the "disgrace to his race" exchange.
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"Ripping kids away from their parents is a disgrace," he said.
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Because what Judge Curiel is doing is a total disgrace, OK?
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As another commenter on Instagram said today:These instagramers are a disgrace.
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And you know the dishonest media ... But it's really a disgrace.
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" In Charleston, Beck Bennet's conservative father says impeachment is "a disgrace.
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"It's a real disgrace," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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The more attention Trump bestows upon them, the greater their disgrace.
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" Trump fired back on Tuesday, calling Ruth Bader Ginsburg a "disgrace.
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" The author Roxane Gay described the whole thing as a "disgrace.
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Making their livelihoods a pawn for political games is a disgrace.
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Verdict: These officers are a disgrace to the sand art community.
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And it's a disgrace and honestly, you ought to be ashamed.
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That The Good Place was totally shut out is a TOTAL DISGRACE.
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But it does interfere with the presidency, and that&aposs a disgrace.
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"This is a disgrace what's happened in [the] United States Senate," Rep.
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What you just heard is a national scandal, it is a disgrace.
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The disgrace was pure instinct -- a natural response to being thrown out.
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"Jimmy, you're a despicable disgrace," Hannity had said on his TV program.
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" In response, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer reportedly said, "That's a disgrace.
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It is a disgrace is what it is, the reaction to it.
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Anthony Weiner, who resigned in disgrace in 2353 after a sexting scandal.
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And the things she has said are a disgrace to our country.
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" Hanson advises sticking to "under" your limits, so you "don't disgrace yourself.
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But it's a disgrace when your party controls the whole federal apparatus.
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"It is a disgrace that such characters sit in parliament," he said.
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But I read what was released, and I think it's a disgrace.
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That we have a President who revels in it is a disgrace.
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Mr Trump is a disgrace, but Mr Cruz is not the solution.
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" WATCH: "I think it's a disgrace what's going on in this country.
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I think people are seeing what a disgrace these Democrat senators are.
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For a football-mad country, he argues, this constitutes a national disgrace.
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That he is no longer the player he was is no disgrace.
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He said repeatedly during the campaign the nation's infrastructure is a disgrace.
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" National Review called it a "disgrace," an "embarrassment" and a "legislative waste.
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" It concluded, "Like and share if you think this is a disgrace.
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A handwritten warning posted above a drinking fountain became a national disgrace.
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"It's a disgrace and it's an embarrassment to our nation," Trump said.
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The lack of female cabinet members over the years is a disgrace.
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Brighter days are ahead, and his contract isn't a total disgrace. 5.
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Not properly utilizing something we're killing to eat is a total disgrace.
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This process is a disgrace and a disservice to all serious people.
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Or was I afraid of the disgrace, the shame of it all.
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" Later, he added that "the way they performed was really a disgrace.
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Such a change would be a disgrace to the comic book character.
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His political disgrace is that, when it happened, he hedged his bets.
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"You go to the Ninth Circuit and it's a disgrace," he said.
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"It is not a surprise, but it is a disgrace," she said.
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The rules he proposed really are a national disgrace for this reason.
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Two other members, Trent Franks and Tim Murphy, quit in personal disgrace.
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"What's going on in Washington, D.C. today is a disgrace," Pence said.
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Companies can even purchase a type of "disgrace insurance" against wayward executives.
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"That he hasn't done so already is a disgrace," Mr. Lalor wrote.
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"Trump's ad about Joe Biden is a disgrace," O'Rourke tweeted on Friday.
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It's a disgrace that anyone could let such terrible fires run amok.
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"I think it's a disgrace what's happening in our country," Trump said.
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"There's no disgrace in anyone losing to Michael van Gerwen," Gwynne said.
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"Ted Cruz is a disgrace," the Florida Democrat said in a statement.
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Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) calling Sessions a "disgrace" to the Justice Department.
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But I read what was released and I think it's a disgrace.
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This is not an election it is a disgrace on our country.
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Others called the tweet a "disgrace," saying they were "ashamed" of Patrick.
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"Scott Walker was a national disgrace," he said in a statement Wednesday.
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I think it's a disgrace we can't get Hillary Clinton's 33,000 emails.
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We are not meant to live in shame and weakness and disgrace.
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"Being investigated for defending the rights of Italians is a disgrace," he said.
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Cohen said Santos&apos hiring was "a disgrace" and urged him to quit.
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Former cabinet ministers who left government in varying degrees of disgrace are back.
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This is a disgrace to an office with a great tradition of professionalism.
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They are a disgrace to journalism, but then again so are many others.
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"I repeat, selling mega-sandwiches in Borgo Pio is a disgrace," he said.
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Hoover came into office because of the disgrace and demise of his predecessor.
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On 'Hannity,' the president calls Strzok a 'disgrace' to the country and FBI.
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"The disgrace is what this man has done to our justice system," Rep.
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A disgrace that she’ll share a stage with racist demagogue Trump.
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What a national outrage and a disgrace to the rule of law. pic.twitter.
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"Selling mega-sandwiches in Borgo Pio is a disgrace," Sgreccia told La Repubblica.
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This systematic gutting of non-discrimination protections for trans people is a disgrace!
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It was a national disgrace and a low point for American race relations.
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Less than a year later, on August 9, 1974, Nixon resigned in disgrace.
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"Trump is a national disgrace and an international pariah," Powell wrote in June.
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Gore was a disgrace and is now widely viewed by experts as such.
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What an absolute disgrace by tourists who are guests in our beautiful country!
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The Comey involvement in the presidential election was a disgrace throughout the campaign.
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They are both a disgrace to our Country, the Enemy of the People.
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Nixon ultimately complied with the court and, not long after, resigned in disgrace.
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"It's a disgrace what happened to Otto," Trump said at the White House.
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Most activists working for HB2's repeal see the compromise as a disgrace.
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"It's a real disgrace," Trump told reporters at the White House in April.
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"I didn't mean to cause so much disgrace to the SEALs," he said.
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These are the times in which we live, and they remain a disgrace.
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" Sessions allegedly called a white civil rights lawyer a "disgrace to his race.
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Judged by the standards of a quick, bright fox, it was a disgrace.
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" Asked if he would fire Mueller, Trump said the investigation is a "disgrace.
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They are a disgrace to journalism but then again, so are many others!
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The misuse of these levers contributed mightily to his downfall and ultimate disgrace.
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It's a total disgrace and Trump has raised it faster than anybody else.
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" He added, "It's a disgrace that someone could speak in terms like that.
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Al Franken, who resigned in disgrace after he was accused of groping women.
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And the things that she has said are a disgrace to our country.
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"It's a real disgrace," Trump told reporters at the White House on Monday.
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They are a disgrace to the state of Michigan and to our nation.
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They are a disgrace to journalism but then again, so are many others!
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That he helped destroy the credibility of the PR government is a disgrace.
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He co-chaired Trump's voter fraud commission before it was disbanded in disgrace.
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These people disgrace the history that preceded the American moral collapse in Helsinki.
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Bret: The G.O.P.'s refusal to consider Judge Garland's nomination was a disgrace.
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The fact that too many professionals don't have them — that's a national disgrace.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Carter had called the C.I.A. a national disgrace.
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Her father erupted in outrage, excoriating her for bringing disgrace on the family.
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It is a disgrace to Congress and to his constituents, who deserve better.
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The current federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour is a national disgrace.
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Any action short of this is a total disgrace to the American public.
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"You are an utter disgrace to the industry and public service," he tweeted.
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" The House majority leader, Kevin McCarthy of Bakersfield, called the results a "disgrace.
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" The low voter turnout, he wrote in The Guardian, "was an international disgrace.
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" Trump has publicly called Michael Forbes a "disgrace" who "lives like a pig.
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After the government's poor response to Hurricane Katrina, Mr. Brown resigned in disgrace.
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"It's a disgrace, and they ought to be ashamed of themselves," Trump said.
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"It's a real disgrace," Trump told reporters at the White House Monday afternoon.
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I was going to disgrace myself, the family, the Church, all my dreams.
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There was poetry here: Anthony Weiner exiting in disgrace, Andrew Breitbart arriving triumphant.
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What the crazy radical Democrats did to Justice Kavanaugh was a national disgrace.
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But what happened to Mollie was a disgrace, and our hearts go out.
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"What they've done to this country is a disgrace," he said last week.
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The national disgrace is the polarizing effect of extreme ideologies, not political parties.
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Many social media users expressed outrage, calling the coin "tacky" and a disgrace.
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"House Ethics must investigate this disgrace and stain on our institution," he wrote.
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"Making their livelihoods a pawn for political games is a disgrace," Abrams said.
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And it's a disgrace, so you have to fight this on racial terms.
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"This is a disgrace," Avenatti said during a CNN interview on Tuesday evening.
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The only president to resign in disgrace was famously polarizing long before Watergate.
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Powell thinks Trump is a 'national disgrace' The former diplomat slammed Trump as a "national disgrace" and an international pariah" in a June email to a former aide, saying the GOP presidential nominee was "in the process of destroying himself.
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Other candidates quickly followed suit, asserting that the entire affair was a national disgrace.
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Nixon eventually terminated Cox and his office before resigning in disgrace the following year.
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You will be fired from your job, sent away in disgrace, and — who knows?
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The Ted Cruz wiseguy apology to the people of New York is a disgrace.
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Its a disgrace and then (Joe Biden) says Chinas not a competitor of ours.
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" Ryan told reporters that having a hostile environment on Capitol Hill is "a disgrace.
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"I think what Comey did is a shame and a disgrace," Flannery told me.
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We cannot move from our current state of disgrace to one of grace immediately.
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The football program was a disgrace, but it was still operating on Baylor campus.
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Days after the ballot results were revealed, Austria's Social Democratic Chancellor resigned in disgrace.
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WATTERS: Then why would the DNC chairwoman resign in disgrace right before the convention?
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"Canada, what they've done to our dairy farm workers, it's a disgrace," Trump said.
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Interpreting their host's suggestion too literally, Tracey and her friend soon land in disgrace.
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"The board of Myer is an absolute disgrace," Lew said in an emailed statement.
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Republicans shame America, again The Republicans' TrumpCare vote in Congress was a national disgrace.
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From time to time a powerless European dignitary will proclaim such figures a disgrace.
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They've been doing it, they've done it before, and I think it's a disgrace.
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This disgrace proved to be the defining moment of the beginning of his term.
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This is a disgrace to our democracy and a vicious assault on our community.
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Many viewed her as a disgrace to the cultural values of Islam and Pakistan.
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"It's a disgrace, it should have never been started because there was no crime."
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" He referred to a white civil rights attorney as "a disgrace to his race.
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As a result, Alberto Gonzales was forced to resign as attorney general in disgrace.
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" Trump later tweeted that Mueller and his team are "thugs" and a "national disgrace.
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"It was all made up, it was fabricated, and it's a disgrace," Trump concluded.
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"Steve King is a racist, a misogynist and a disgrace to the country," Sen.
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"It's a disgrace what's happening in our country," Trump said in the Oval Office.
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Phil Simms, the announcer, said this is a disgrace, and the players were suspended.
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He is the ultimate Sad Lad parody and a disgrace to emotional men everywhere.
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Theyare a disgrace to the broadcasting industry and an arm of the Clinton campaign.
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And its knockout opponent was Brazil, so a loss hardly seemed like a disgrace.
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On Friday, Biden branded the lack of coronavirus testing "a national disgrace" on Twitter.
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" She added, "It's a disgrace, it's dangerous and it must come to an end.
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South Koreans, at least one in tears, were afraid they had lost in disgrace.
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Disgrace has always been subjective; that's why past policies have been constructed so vaguely.
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The Trump-Putin summit was, by all accounts, a disgrace for the United States.
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"The biggest disgrace in German World Cup history," the mass-market Bild newspaper proclaimed.
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It's a disgrace how he's treated, he's treated so badly, like you wouldn't believe.
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" He continues: "This lack of solidarity was not merely a professional and moral disgrace.
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"For them to use a right-wing, Republican argument is a disgrace," Cohen said.
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"I will devote myself and try not to disgrace the yokozuna name," he said.
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"He's a disgrace to the presidency and a danger to the country," she said.
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"Environmental protection, what they do is a disgrace," Mr. Trump said after the election.
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" Another user wrote, "You are a disgrace to this country and should be deported.
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"Our child poverty rate is a moral disgrace and an economic drag," says Patel.
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"That didn't end very well," Collins said, alluding to Nixon's eventual resignation in disgrace.
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The association in your mind is probably with a half-forgotten scandal and disgrace.
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About the man whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace for obstruction of justice.
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National security adviser Mike Flynn was gone in disgrace after a couple of weeks.
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For the first time a commander-in-chief had quit the office in disgrace.
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USAG is a disgrace to our current athletes, to the survivors and our nation.
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"Your senator is a disgrace," Trump said, referring to two-term Democrat Jon Tester.
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"We are not meant to live in shame and weakness and disgrace," he said.
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"They told me I was a disgrace, that I should kill myself," he said.
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This is a national disgrace, and it highlights the dire plight of America's poor.
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It's a disgrace and then (Joe Biden) says China's not a competitor of ours.
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Making livelihoods of our federal workers a pawn for political games is a disgrace.
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Donald Trump said it was a "total disgrace" that Mr Warmbier was not released sooner.
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" Democratic presidential Candidate and U.S. Senator from Vermont Bernie Sanders called it an "international disgrace.
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And it was a big front-page story, front page, center, color picture, a disgrace.
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We will end the disgrace of having more people in jail than any other country.
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GUTFELD: Enough of this apparel disgrace with Jim, does everybody just need to lighten up?
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And then what they did to Clarence Thomas was a disgrace to the U.S. Senate.
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But Thursday, by all accounts, was not the goodbye of a man resigning in disgrace.
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Straight America viewed him as a joke and gay men saw him as a disgrace.
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" He also said that what happened to the then-22-year-old was a "disgrace.
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At the beginning of this decade, Mel Gibson was widely considered to be in disgrace.
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" At his rally just now, Trump called me an "America-hating socialist" and a "disgrace.
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I thought it was, I thought it was a disgrace that they could write that.
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The latest food proposal trend to disgrace the sanctity of engagements is the avocado proposal.
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"Being a turncoat does not entail falling into disgrace with the base," one told me.
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"Being a turncoat does not entail falling into disgrace with the base," he told me.
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There was a time when anything but an air-cooled 911 was considered a disgrace.
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If they had spies in my campaign, that would be a disgrace to this country.
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I mean, it's a disgrace for humanity in general, but not for Mexicans in particular….
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To be honest: I made it through about one half step before collapsing in disgrace.
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Compared to other parts of the team, Alabama's pass defense has been an absolute disgrace.
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After an event as horrible as the slaughter in Orlando, it is also a disgrace.
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I may change my mind at some point because what's going on is a disgrace.
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"They send a chill by showing what a disgrace the media's been," Mr. Trump said.
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" Democratic and Republican lawmakers alike blasted the president's performance, calling it "shameful" and a "disgrace.
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His actions aren't just disgraceful to the Democratic Party, they disgrace the halls of Congress.
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It is a disgrace to our nation, which can do so much better than this.
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"It's a disgrace, what happened here," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday about GE's quarterly results.
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A "disgrace" to the local community, said one visitor who offered to buy the site.
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Her political conniving has been a disgrace to this issue, and to the Senate itself.
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" He also fumed: "What they have done to our dairy farmer workers is a disgrace.
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It is a disgrace that this country is left with such poor choices for president.
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Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz called Cruz a "disgrace" in a blistering statement.
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The situation is not surprising, but that does not make it less of a disgrace.
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This latest disgrace just adds to a list of Trump's offenses against American democratic norms.
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He died three years later in disgrace, and has been a reviled figure ever since.
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"It's a disgrace what happened to Otto," Trump said at the White House last week.
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"It's a disgrace, what's happening in our country," Trump fumed, seated behind the Resolute Desk.
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The announcement on Tuesday, five years after the incident, was nothing short of a disgrace.
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" In a Tuesday tweet he called the probe a "witch hunt" and a "total disgrace.
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"I repeat, selling mega-sandwiches in Borgo Pio is a disgrace," he told La Reppublica.
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A nun coordinating the protest dismissed allegations that they were trying to disgrace the church.
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They are a disgrace to the broadcasting industry and an arm of the Clinton campaign.
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That this horrible injustice is an acceptable norm in 21st-century America is a disgrace.
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Tell Me How It Ends distills the hypocrisy of all actors involved in this disgrace.
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But now Uber's CEO has resigned in disgrace and the company's future is in doubt.
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"He is a national disgrace who is destroying the City of London!" the president wrote.
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The report is a method to disgrace countries into discontinuing the use of child soldiers.
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"They are a disgrace to our Nation and don't care how many lives" they ruin.
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They are a disgrace to our Nation and don't... ....care how many lives the ruin.
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"It's a disgrace — especially since we know exactly how to fix this problem," Bernstein wrote.
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"The history of this trial is a disgrace to the Russian justice system," she said.
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But in early 2016, Bell Pottinger signed a client that ultimately buried it in disgrace.
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"What the mayor of Oakland did the other day was a disgrace," Trump said Thursday.
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What do you think watching that as a president — TRUMP: I think it's a disgrace.
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"This whole thing has been a disgrace," Mr. Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
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Repealing and replacing it with junk policies and sham insurance amounts to a national disgrace.
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Park Geun-hye had been impeached last March and removed from the presidency in disgrace.
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The scandal led to the disgrace of one of America's most respected four-star generals.
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" Trump on Wednesday slammed the Republican presidential primary process as "a disgrace" and "a scam.
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Then, once Trump won, they led an effort to disgrace him and disenfranchise his voters.
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Trump is a bum & a disgrace & it's never too early to get ready for impeachment.
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They mock and assail him, call him a disgrace, a punch line, a pretender-king.
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" He followed that tweet with another: "The Caravans are a disgrace to the Democrat Party.
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It's a disgrace and I think they ought to apologize to start with Michael Cohen.
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Mr Flynn left in disgrace in February 21951 and Mr McMaster departed in April 2018.
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This "railroading" the bill through is a disgrace and an insult to our democratic system.
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Her father — the "jailer" of her girlhood — sent them all to Santa Barbara in disgrace.
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They are a disgrace to our Nation and don't care how many lives the ruin.
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And if anybody watched Peter Strzok testify over the last couple of days -- and I was in Brussels watching it -- it was a disgrace to the FBI, it was a disgrace to our country, and, you would say, that was a total witch hunt.
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And if anybody watched Peter Strzok testify over the last couple of days — and I was in Brussels watching it — it was a disgrace to the F.B.I., it was a disgrace to our country, and you would say that was a total witch hunt.
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Traffickers, if you think about this, human traffickers are making a fortune, it&aposs a disgrace.
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I&aposll meet them at the White House today, because I think that is a disgrace.
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"The amount of time Americans are given for holidays is somewhat of a disgrace," he said.
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The message is couched in comedy, but it's pretty damn clear: Your balls are a disgrace.
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"This is just a shame, this is a disgrace, this is a travesty," he said. Rep.
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In my view it's a national disaster and a national disgrace that hasn't been fully addressed.
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You look at the false charges, you look at the false accusations, it was a disgrace.
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In other words, this presidential pardon is a disgrace in a month full of disgraceful moments.
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Whoever wins the 2016 election, half the country will think them a disgrace on Day One.
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It would reinvigorate the global jihad, and it would disgrace our fundamental values as a nation.
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Bernie Sanders, who lost Arizona to Clinton, called the situation "a disgrace" soon after the primary.
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Your callous disregard for the well-being of some, in favor of others, is a disgrace.
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Several of Hitler's Schutzstaffel guards were dismissed in disgrace while several more were demoted in rank.
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But that's been a silly pipe dream at least since President Nixon left office in disgrace.
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TRUMP: If they had spies in my campaign, that would be a disgrace to this country.
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And he spent so much time screaming at this protester, and frankly, it was a disgrace.
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" Carter, the oldest living president, described Trump's immigration policies as "a disgrace to the United States.
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"Holding your ground in honor is a thousand times better than retreating in disgrace," he said.
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For a thing like that to happen is a disgrace, and frankly it shouldn't have happened.
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It's a disgrace how weak our lawmakers look for bowing down to these tech corporate overlords.
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Trump has called the move "a disgrace" that's hurting U.S. producers in dairy states like Wisconsin.
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It has been a fiasco and a disgrace on every level — politically, procedurally, legally, and morally.
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He also called it a disgrace and said it was the beginning of the presidential campaign.
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The second, "A Censurable Disgrace," was the lead editorial in the conservative Weekly Standard (July 20).
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"You look at the corruption at the top of the FBI, it's a disgrace," he said.
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For a thing like that to happen is a disgrace, and frankly, it shouldn't have happened.
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Bloomberg pegged him at $2.9 billion, which Mr. Trump called "a disgrace," blaming Michael R. Bloomberg.
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Their continued neglect of common sense and the will of the American people is a disgrace.
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"It's a disgrace, it should have never been started because there was no crime," Trump said.
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This is an absolute disgrace, what has been going on here over the last few months.
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If you are a Republican who desires a balanced budget, this process is a complete disgrace.
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He is nothing but a disgrace to his office and a threat to our world order.
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" Speaking to reporters on Friday morning, Trump called the ruling a "political decision" and a "disgrace.
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The needless carnage created by communities that refuse to cooperate with detainers is a national disgrace.
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"You look at the corruption at the top of the FBI — it's a disgrace," Trump said.
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"You look at the corruption at the top of the FBI -- it's a disgrace," Trump said.
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This is a disgrace and we have to do better by the women of our country.
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"What Jon Tester did to this man is a disgrace," Trump said at the Michigan rally.
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He was always insistent that in spite of his public disgrace, they would take him back.
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A total disgrace that Turkey will not release a respected U.S. Pastor, Andrew Brunson, from prison.
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A spectrum of outcomes played through Paul's frightened mind, each scenario ending in disgrace and punishment.
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But now Anonymous have targeted you with the message, because you disgrace what we stand for.
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" Sanders, who has the support of many people behind this lawsuit, called the day a "disgrace.
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"Making livelihoods of our federal workers a pawn for political games is a disgrace," she said.
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Obama's policy, he told her, was a disgrace, and she was defiling herself by defending it.
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But the rise of disgrace insurance also poses questions that are less practical and more existential.
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Glass might win the chutzpah prize when it comes to trying to turn disgrace into reward.
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He infamously called the proceedings "a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks": It's a national disgrace.
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The bigger national disgrace is the discrepancy in income between low-wage workers and the plutocrats.
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Now Mr. Astarita faces prison, the ultimate disgrace for an agent sworn to uphold the law.
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A last-minute mailer from Democrats wrongly describing Ms. Nixon as anti-Semitic is a disgrace.
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And as far as ICE is concerned, the people that are fighting ICE, it's a disgrace.
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Porter resigned in disgrace after two of his ex-wives publicly accused him of domestic abuse.
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Schumer's response: Schumer called the resolution a "national disgrace" and Democrats were unified in their opposition.
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" Asked why he hasn't moved to fire Mueller, Trump again said the situation is a "disgrace.
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She lived through two world wars, a great depression and a president who resigned in disgrace.
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" At last week's cabinet meeting, Trump said current libel laws are a "sham" and a "disgrace.
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"I think Bruce Ohr is a disgrace," Trump told reporters from the South Lawn on Friday.
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But instead of putting our country first, you have decided to disgrace our country still further.
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It's also interesting that Nixon gets a spot at the table, despite his disgrace and resignation.
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Trump blasted the raid on Tuesday as a "disgrace" and said it killed attorney-client privilege.
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Premiums are higher, patients are saddled with larger deductibles, and drug prices are a national disgrace.
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If there will be no reforms, we will do everything so that he leaves in disgrace.
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Two of President Ronald Reagan's national security counselors, Robert McFarlane and John Poindexter, left in disgrace.
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It is a huge disgrace, and will likely hurt them as they seek reelection in 2018.
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Those tapes, which revealed Nixon had obstructed the investigation, led to the president resigning in disgrace.
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The section's deputy editor at the time, Bret Stephens — now a columnist for The New York Times — said he gave Mr. Keyes a dressing-down, calling him a "disgrace to men" and "a disgrace as a Jew," and barred him from the office without an appointment.
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But calling him a "total disgrace" probably isn't going to make him behave the way you'd like.
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But that didn't come to pass, and he brought disgrace to both himself and the L.A. Times.
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So you can take all that disgrace, Mr. Pence, and you can look yourself in the mirror.
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Peter King added his condemnation to the fray, telling CNN on Friday that Reid was a disgrace.
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Then you have people that grab children and use them as a prop and it's a disgrace.
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Speaking to reporters on Friday, he called Ohr a "disgrace" and continued to attack him on Twitter.
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To allow such a character back into the ring is a disgrace to the sport of boxing.
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The disgrace had to be purged, and the person to purge it was the minister in charge.
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Schools are in chaos, public health is a disgrace and Cape Town is running out of water.
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He had saved it from his family's ill-advised tricks, from the disgrace of Frank's dinner parties.
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The lawmaker said it was a "shame and a disgrace" that Congress hasn't acted on the issue.
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Cameron, like many in the Conservative Party, had opposed Brexit — and resigned in disgrace after the vote.
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WATTERS: It is a national disgrace and the mainstream media is not even holding Rahm Emanuel accountable.
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" Zhao posted a retort, which has also been deleted, saying that Rice was "such a disgrace, too.
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"It&aposs an absolute disgrace by the Trump administration to be deporting a patriotic spouse," Soto said.
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Previously, campaigns — including Bloody Disgrace — have called on the government to take decisive action against the tax.
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Holmes' round was no disgrace but it felt like that as he played with a rampant Lowry.
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"It's a disgrace that @WendyWilliams is hosting the @RuPaulsDragRace viewing show on @VH1 #FireWendyWilliams @RuPaul," one tweeted.
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Many Pakistanis have had negative remarks and have said I'm a disgrace because I'm badmouthing the society.
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As his Ukrainian patron ultimately fled in disgrace, Manafort found himself with towering expenses and collapsing income.
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Geert Bourgeois, premier of Belgium's Dutch-speaking region of Flanders, called the deadlock over CETA a disgrace.
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After the resignation of Roy Hodgson, the team's manager, another revered British institution is a rudderless disgrace.
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" He warns: "The coexistence of wealth and poverty is a scandal, it is a disgrace for humanity.
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"What a disgrace for the @mlb," Carney tweeted on Tuesday during Game 6 of the World Series.
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Still, he said, he worried that they were motivated more by a fear of disgrace than privacy.
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Trump responded by calling the justice a "disgrace," adding she should resign from the nation's highest court.
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" Trump also said of the revelations about the funding of the dossier: "I think it's a disgrace.
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" Banks recently sent Collins's constituents a letter calling him a "disgrace" and a "snake in the grass.
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But I think anybody that would have seen Chris Cuomo would have said that was a disgrace.
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"You are a disgrace not only to the GOP but to all America," he wrote on Twitter.
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"It was a disgrace, an insult," a baseball fan, Arlene Raicevich of Detroit, told The Associated Press.
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"All political parties here, even the 'leftist' ones, think homosexuality is a disgrace," my friend told me.
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Progress measured in centuries and in tenths of percentage points is an insult and a national disgrace.
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Now he resigned his office in disgrace, and his disciples brought it when we would not settle.
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But many others described the family's emotional reaction to their experience as a national disgrace for China.
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It's a disgrace to see people sleeping on the streets with this material wealth all around them.
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So far Mr. Trump has grudgingly accepted the nuclear agreement despite having described it as a disgrace.
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"I think it's a disgrace what's happening in our country," he told reporters in the Oval Office.
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Ms. Handel, he said, "resigned in disgrace" after seeking to end the organization's relationship with Planned Parenthood.
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Even as more recent governors have resigned in disgrace, democratic self-government in Puerto Rico has remained.
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"This brutal crime is a disgrace for our entire country," Horst Seehofer, the country's interior minister, said.
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Such a disgrace that the Do Nothing Democrats are doing just as their name suggests, Doing Nothing!
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Matt is a gold-medal-winning Olympic swimmer in disgrace, a bad boy in need of reforming.
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TV had yet to begin its renaissance, and Hollywood was a place where writers slouched in disgrace.
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It is not a "local matter," as the White House suggested last week, but a national disgrace.
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He "should resign in disgrace, by the way," Trump added, after again suggesting "shifty" Schiff committed treason.
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"Turning pro was no disgrace because he was moving to another level of the game," Flink said.
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" Trump blasted the media for comparing the scene to Nazi Germany, calling that critique a "total disgrace.
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Mr. Portnow bowed away from the Academy in disgrace after making misogynistic remarks about woman recording artists.
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House manager Adam Schiff called the pretrial comments a disgrace, but of course only those of Republicans.
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Mr. Schumer called the plan a "national disgrace" and accused Mr. McConnell of rushing a sham trial.
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WALL He called U.S. immigration policy "a disgrace," and pushed for additional funding for his border wall.
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Barlow is not who he seems; the author is not whom Charlie believes; disgrace and suicide follow.
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Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) calling Sessions's prior service as U.S. attorney a "disgrace" to the Justice Department.
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Trump remarked Monday that the FBI's raid on his lawyer's office was a "disgrace" to the country.
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Letting Sean Spicer tango onto prime time this fall is not the largest disgrace of all time.
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Letting Sean Spicer tango onto prime time this fall is not the largest disgrace of all time.
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" MSNBC's Nicole Wallace called Trump a "disgrace," arguing he'd "given safe harbor to Nazis, to white supremacists.
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"Trump is a national disgrace and an international pariah," Powell writes in one email from this summer.
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Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Jeri Cohen says Santos&apos hiring was "a disgrace" and urged him to quit.
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In the ad, Chrin branded Cartwright "a disgrace" for what Chrin said is his support of sanctuary cities.
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"This confirmation process has become a national disgrace," Kavanaugh said in an intermittently angry and tearful opening statement.
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"It was a disgrace to me to our organization because that's not what we stand for," said Diaz.
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It&aposs a disgrace, and I apologize to Justin Trudeau and the other people at the G-7.
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"Everyone has the right to express themselves but not to insult or disgrace individuals or organizations," he said.
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If his conflicts led to disgrace, it would deter reputable firms from doing business with the Trump Organisation.
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He hadn't seemed the type: either to combust in disgrace, or to become governor in the first place.
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"What is left unexplained is why the government does not simply let Aegerion collapse in disgrace," Young wrote.
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You know, "Our government is a disgrace ..." So he's been an equal opportunity insulter going back many years.
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Recently, a lawmaker in Siberia was forced to apologize on camera after calling Kadyrov a "disgrace" to Russia.
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I think think of it is accurate it's a disgrace to all of media, to all of journalism.
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Trump tweeted in Brunson&aposs defense last week, calling it "a total disgrace" that Brunson is being held.
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" Trump said the attack on Pulse nightclub was "a disgrace," and expressed his "deepest sympathies to the victims.
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Following that were as many "contrasting words" to describe their "statist," liberal opponents: corrupt, disgrace, pathetic, shame, lie.
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That&aposs a disgrace and I apologize to Justin Trudeau, to -- and the other people of the G21989.
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But the disgrace of the world leaders who failed her and many other Syrians will surely live on.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren has a demand for Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf: Quit, and do so in disgrace.
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"It's a disgrace, this is illegal, and complete international lawlessness," Rogozin told the Rossiya-24 state TV channel.
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" - Meg Whitman Whitman joins a chorus of conservative commentators who have called Christie's move "irresponsible" and a "disgrace.
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Stein calls it a "f***ing disgrace" and says he's not buying Ford's story ... and questions her motives.
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The bubble burst and the Scotsman was forced to leave the country in disgrace, his scheme in ruins.
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" It was also alleged that Sessions had called a white civil rights attorney a "disgrace to his race.
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It's a disgrace," Trump said Thursday, adding that he thinks NAFTA has been "a disaster for our country.
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Konstantin Senchenko, an independent politician from Krasnoyarsk, called Mr Kadyrov "a disgrace to Russia" on his Facebook page.
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And getting outplayed by Sam Bradford on the prime-time stage is not a disgrace easily lived down.
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The disgrace is having a problem that can be solved and a country that refuses to solve it.
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But Mr. Reagan's steadfast partisanship fueled his rise within the Republican Party after Mr. Nixon resigned in disgrace.
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On this point, Kavanaugh is only partially correct: His confirmation was a disgrace long before this controversy arose.
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" Trump has continually railed against Mueller's investigation, often referring to it as a "with hunt" and a "disgrace.
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"You, Donald Trump, are a total disgrace," Ms. Warren said in a speech to the American Constitution Society.
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"You're a disgrace to the world," the precious girl says to the comedian, before taking a phone picture.
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"Your participation in this scheme is a shameful disgrace, and you need to be punished accordingly," he said.
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" Pence blasted the op-ed and the Times in the CBS interview, calling the anonymous author a "disgrace.
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Most Democrats have ripped the bill, calling it a "disgrace" and a windfall for the rich and powerful.
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"And I think all of that is a disgrace and a disservice to the American people," Sanders continued.
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McCabe's dismissal in the dead of night is a disgrace to this country and our law enforcement community.
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Baroni's lawyer, Michael Baldassare, told reporters the case was a "disgrace" and said the conviction would be overturned.
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After his disgrace he had plenty of time and gradually learned how to attune himself to his daughter.
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"He is nothing but a disgrace to his office and a threat to our world order," she continued.
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" During an exclusive interview with The Hill at Trump Tower, Trump said, "It's a disgrace for the party.
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"Stacey Abrams' antics are a disgrace to democracy and completely ignore the will of the people," Mahoney said.
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He's best known for Watergate and resigning in disgrace, but he actually had a pretty stellar first term.
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They ought to look into Judge Curiel because what Judge Curiel is doing is a total disgrace. OK?
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And we don't care about momentum when it comes to a disgrace like just happened to our country.
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Remember ... Stein told us last month Ford's allegations are a "f***ing disgrace" and wasn't buying Ford's story.
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Trump: I think the driver of the car is a disgrace to himself, his family and this country.
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Robert Bentley (R), who later resigned in disgrace and pleaded guilty to charges related to an alleged affair.
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If he fell it would be a disgrace he would carry for life, Mr. Biwa had warned me.
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"This confirmation process has become a national disgrace," he said in opening remarks written only 24 hours before.
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It's a national disgrace that dare not be discussed in the halls of power in Washington and elsewhere.
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His use of homophobic language suggests self-hatred, but his focus on disgrace suggests some kind of crusade.
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As far as I'm concerned, coconut ice cream is not only complete bullshit, but a disgrace to mankind.
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"Courtney Irby's arrest is a disgrace," Andrew Warren, the state attorney in a neighboring district, wrote on Twitter.
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Back then, a popular revolt had just toppled President Viktor F. Yanukovych, who fled the country in disgrace.
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We've had a huge impact, but the laws are so bad, the immigration laws are such a disgrace.
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I expect the Trump presidency to end poorly for Republicans, in some combination of disgrace, unpopularity and defeat.
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From there, in November 2015, he went to the Police Department, shortly after Mr. Burke left in disgrace.
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Steven Mnuchin might be a darling on Wall Street; so far, he's a disgrace as a public servant.
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In September 1974, a month after Richard Nixon resigned the presidency in disgrace, President Gerald Ford pardoned him.
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When the novel begins, with a prologue set in October, 2008, she is in a state of disgrace.
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"The mayor said, when we passed it, the signature piece of this administration, it's a disgrace," Biden said.
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An interview is one thing but to allow such a man to express himself unchallenged is a disgrace.
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"On something as important as impeachment, the McConnell resolution is nothing short of a national disgrace," Schumer said.
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The whisper becomes a murmur, then a mighty blast, until the poor victim must skulk away in disgrace.
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"These meetings are confidential and classified, and it's a disgrace that information would be let out," he said.
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Born into penury and disgrace, Becky pulls herself up by her corset-lacings, assisted by prettiness and wiles.
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"Bruce Ohr is a disgrace, with his wife Nellie," Trump said on the White House lawn last year.
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"Trump's ad about Joe Biden is a disgrace," the former Texas congressman and 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful tweeted.
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" Freeh even appeared on CBS's "Sixty Minutes" to hawk it, famously referring to Clinton as an "immoral disgrace.
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Trump called the driver a "disgrace" but declined to say unequivocally whether he committed an act of terrorism.
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Khan's testimony could open the compassionate heart of America and send Trump back to the shadows in disgrace.
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" Trump blasted the FBI on Monday, calling the raid a "disgrace" and a "pure and simple witch hunt.
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"What's going on is a disgrace, and it's an embarrassment to our nation," Trump told reporters on Tuesday.
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Finally, we must continue to name and shame the companies for their role in this utter moral disgrace.
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" He's also slammed the op-ed as "gutless" and the person who wrote it as "really a disgrace.
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White House statement makes it even more obvious that this President needs some help -- what a national disgrace!
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At the time, army commanders described the shooting as a disgrace and a gross violation of military ethics.
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It was a whole setup, it was a disgrace for our country, and everyone knows it, too, everyone.
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"It was a whole hoax and a disgrace to our country," Trump said of the case against Stone.
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TRUMP: I think the driver of the car is a disgrace to himself, his family and this country.
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Our treatment of homeless is a disgrace, it's a moral pustule on American society, and the local society.
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Trump&aposs 2020 campaign manager calls for CNN&aposs &aposabsolute disgrace,&apos J im Acosta, to lose press credentials.
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In Florida, where American Media is based, extortion includes maliciously threatening targets with disgrace, or to expose their secrets.
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Have you seen that video of a young girl telling President Trump that he's "a disgrace to the world"?
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That's a disgrace because this is a law that affects all of us in the most intimate of ways.
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" Ghostbusters director called Toback a "disgrace" over the allegations, while MSNBC's Joy Reid slammed the accusations as "Beyond disgusting.
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Her total erasure was the only way for The Conners to forge ahead, so great has been Barr's disgrace.
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Activists should disrupt the events of Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch, who disgrace the institution with their corruption.
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" Meanwhile, British Labour politician Wes Streeting led the Twitter backlash in the U.K., calling the president's son "a disgrace.
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TRUMP: Well, I think the driver of the car is a disgrace to himself, his family, and this country.
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"The Mueller investigation was a shakedown and a disgrace," he told Geraldo Rivera for his "Roadkill" podcast on Thursday.
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It is diesel's disgrace and decline, executives and analysts say, that has finally set the stage for mass electrification.
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This is "a disgrace", complains David Ritter of Greenpeace, a pressure group, showing "Adani's unholy grip on our politicians".
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But the investigation of Russian intervention is not just a disgrace, it's a collective eclipse of reason, it's lunacy.
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"It's a disgrace," she spits to T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) and Nakia (Lupita Nyong'o) as they enter an underground casino.
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" A photo of Foley moments before his death was shown under the tweet with the words, "you disgrace me.
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"What a wonderful little girl, I'm a disgrace to the world," Atamanuik said in the clip while in character.
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Congrats on your guy not being totally and completely tied to a governor who needed to resign in disgrace!
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But what self-respecting restaurant owner wants to live with the disgrace of a poor grade in full view?
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To recollect, these antics brought the country to its knees and sent President Nixon from his office in disgrace.
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" But then he added: "I may change my mind at some point, because what's going on is a disgrace.
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Kavanaugh has flatly denied the allegations and blasted the confirmation process as a "national disgrace" during the hearing Thursday.
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Every minute we allow this to persist through tacit encouragement or inaction is a disgrace, & corrosive to our values.
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MR: Shutting down the government is a national disgrace and it should never be used as a negotiating tactic.
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"You are a disgrace not only to the GOP but to all America," he said in a Twitter post.
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"I think it's a disgrace to the court and I think she should apologize to the court," he said.
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Rodriguez has a deep and abiding love for the game, which makes his decisions to disgrace it especially appalling.
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He has tried to disgrace you and this office with a sustained propaganda campaign that would make Nixon blush.
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"If it is accurate, I think it's a disgrace to all of media, to all of journalism," Sanders said.
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"It's a disgrace to see people sleeping on the streets with this material wealth all around them," Branson said.
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Though Trump called the driver a "disgrace," he declined to say whether the incident was an act of terrorism.
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He condemned the raid against Cohen as a "disgrace" and claimed it was a violation of attorney-client privilege.
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The president said Wednesday it was a "disgrace" that Democrats had helped pay for research that produced the document.
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"It's a disgrace," says Michael Siegel, an epidemiologist and member of the Violence Prevention Research Unit at Boston University.
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It was a disgrace to journalism, and I think also that the coverage by the mainstream media was disgraceful.
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This is a disgrace; humanity is once again failing Holocaust survivors, yet few are speaking out on their behalf.
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"In the history of our country, there has never been a disgrace like what's going on right now" pic.twitter.
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She said it was "a disgrace" that CPAC invited the National Front scion Marion Maréchal-Le Pen to speak.
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Prosecutors said it was a matter of "national disgrace" for a head of state to be facing such charges.
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He was incessantly criticized for this, being called a "disgrace" to Latino players and even a poor role model.
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Patterson is not the only evangelical leader to have left his position in disgrace since the rise of #MeToo.
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Bernie Sanders called the Alabama law an "utter disgrace," while former Vice President Joe Biden denounced it as unconstitutional.
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" Mr. Trump, speaking to reporters at the White House on Saturday, called the article "a disgrace to our country.
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" Before the Mavericks' home loss to the Knicks on Sunday, Carlisle called the article "a disgrace" that "erodes trust.
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I think it's a disgrace, but it's the Washington Post, and I guess we have to live with it.
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Heitkamp has a choice: Stand with President Trump, Judge Kavanaugh, and all who thought this was a national disgrace.
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TRUMP: Well I think the driver of the car is a disgrace to himself, his family and this country.
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She is a disgrace to our country," Trump added, before quipping: "I'm very angry with you people right now.
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She is a new addition to the royal family yet the public treats her with disgrace instead of welcome.
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He should remember, though, that even the generosity of Bebe Rebozo never saved Richard Nixon from resignation and disgrace.
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It was a disgrace to the good people of Iowa who take their responsibilities in the caucuses very seriously.
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"I never declared the NAACP un-American or a civil rights attorney a disgrace to his race," he said.
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My Jewish friends and I called it "a shanda," which is Yiddish for a scandal, a disgrace, an embarrassment.
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Biden went off on Bloomberg for previously calling Obamacare "a disgrace" and opposing a federal monitor for the NYPD.
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He derided impeachment as a "hoax" and a "disgrace," but did not mention it at all during his remarks.
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" Ms. Macsween went on to call Ms. Abdel-Magied a "flea" who "slinked away from this country in disgrace.
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" Trump on Tuesday bashed the Republican National Committee, calling its system for picking a GOP presidential nominee "a disgrace.
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It would be a disgrace to the office of president, which at this point we should be used to.
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What these guys are doing, Democrats are doing to this country is a disgrace and it shouldn't be allowed.
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"The whole room was made of special interests and donors, which is a disgrace from the RNC," Trump said.
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The illusion that our disgrace and outrage may slow the massacre is giving the people of Ghouta false hope.
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Here we see another disgrace promulgated by the Trump administration, compounded by disregard of science, history and true conservation.
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Unlike the Clinton impeachment, it ended with Nixon leaving office in disgrace, resigning to avoid certain impeachment and removal.
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Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace, which elevated Gerald Ford to the presidency and created a vacancy, which Rockefeller filled.
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Just imagine if there were similar numbers for other deadly diseases; it would be widely considered a national disgrace.
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He thought it was a "fucking disgrace" that fabric lost its license, but didn't think twice about Dance Tunnel closing.
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"These allegations, if proven true, are a disgrace and wholly disavowed by this department and this city," the release said.
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It is a disgrace that we are excluding those who have, of all things, assisted our military and counterterrorism efforts.
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"It's a disgrace to his office that he occupies it," said Richard Cohen, president of the Alabama-based law center.
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It&aposs people like Peter Strzok and Andrew McCabe and Lisa Page that have brought this disgrace on the bureau.
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"These were Mueller people, and the whole Mueller investigation was a shakedown and a disgrace," Trump said of the prosecutors.
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When he ultimately realizes his disgrace is hurting Ally's career, he decides to die rather than continue hindering her rise.
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"These were the same Mueller people that put everybody through hell and I think it's a disgrace," the president said.
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UK RAP is just a disgrace to rap culture in general," she tweeted, before adding: "UK rappers NEVER have swag.
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Mugabe, in his first comments since he stepped down, said last week that Mnangagwa's rule was "illegitimate" and a "disgrace".
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" The next day, after being called a "disgrace," he backtracked and said he meant to say "wouldn't" instead of "would.
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" The video shows passengers erupting in anger, with one person telling her, "you are a disgrace to all white people.
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Bernie Sanders, who lost Arizona to Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, called the situation "a disgrace" soon after the primary.
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"The decision on Sergeant Bergdahl is a complete and total disgrace to our Country and to our Military," Trump wrote.
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Makhosi Khoza, an MP from South Africa's ruling African National Congress, called her party's leader, President Jacob Zuma, "a disgrace".
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The CBS announcer Phil Simms labeled the scene a "disgrace," echoing the views of many viewers, including the league's commissioner.
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Speaking to Senate Republicans over lunch, Mitch McConnell dryly mimicked Gerald Ford's inaugural address after the disgrace of Richard Nixon.
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The fuss and "disgrace" this caused was too much for a brother to bear, and one drugged and strangled her.
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"Remove this stain of disgrace from the Muslim world," said Ali Akbar Velayati, an adviser to his country's supreme leader.
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I think it is a disgrace to the military that this is happening and I have lost faith in humanity.
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I think it, frankly, is a disgrace of the media to try to portray an act of kindness like that.
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Many predicted when the former Fox News pundit was brought in that Kelly's tenure at NBC would end in disgrace.
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His Indiana career ended in disgrace after former player Neil Reed accused the coach of choking him during a practice.
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"The income inequality that exists in this country is a disgrace," AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said in a statement.
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To do so is to allow them to further disgrace the agencies they have already tarnished through their biased actions.
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He was the latest Latin American leader to fall into disgrace in unending corruption scandals, but probably not the last.
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And it was never even touched, so I think it was a disgrace, but that's the way the press is.
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" They describe the White House as a "uniquely dysfunctional environment" and predict that Trump could face further "disgrace and downfall.
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RELATED: Donald Trump: 'Lindsey Graham is a disgrace' "I've been trying to do this for like three months," Bush said.
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He is, I believe, a disgrace to the Justice Department and he should withdraw his nomination and resign his position.
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Trump called the settlement a "disgrace" and continued to be convinced of the group's guilt well into the presidential campaign.
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S. presidential candidate Donald Trump a "disgrace to all America" and demanded on Twitter that he withdraw from the election.
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What happened was a national disgrace, and yet some of the employees involved in these scandals remained on the payrolls.
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She adds, it'd be a "disgrace" if young people watching think these brave women acted this way behind closed doors.
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Check it out ... Kurtis says even though Herring was a fan, what he did by wearing blackface was a disgrace.
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He will live in disgrace, shunned by a film community that once embraced him and covered up for his crimes.
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The fact that Oscar hasn't nominated an African-American in the acting categories for two years running is a disgrace.
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"You're a disgrace to the world," a little girl told "President Trump" in a short video posted on Twitter Sunday.
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Rather than welcoming this as a sensible shift towards renting, Donald Trump and others have portrayed it as a disgrace.
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Al Franken said the reported decision to end DACA was a disgrace and that he would fight to protect Dreamers.
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Speaking after Ford, the nominee called his confirmation process a "national disgrace" and insisted he had never sexually assaulted anyone.
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The city's most recent mayor resigned in disgrace, and the campaign to pick his successor has been a morose one.
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And like The Departed, BlacKkKlansman's strongest campaign argument is: Spike Lee doesn't have a competitive Oscar, and that's a disgrace.
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The president called Monday's raid a "disgrace" and an "attack" on the country in statements to reporters later that day.
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Roger Ailes, the only CEO Fox News has ever had, resigned in disgrace last month amid charges of sexual harassment.
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He's called the party's system a "scam" and a "disgrace," sending out another tweet Sunday accusing Cruz of dirty politics.
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Lindsay Graham, who served in the US Air Force and rose to the rank of Colonel, calling him a disgrace.
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I think it is a disgrace, it just really, it is a very sad commentary on politics in this country.
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Three ministers in Johnson's new-look team have previously been sacked or forced to resign from the Cabinet in disgrace.
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This is a further attempt to publicly disgrace Mr. Weinstein for financial gain and we will not stand for it.
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" He tweeted, "The decision on Sergeant Bergdahl is a complete and total disgrace to our Country and to our Military.
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"I think it, frankly, is a disgrace of the media to try to portray an act of kindness like that."
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It is a disgrace that at last count, the U.N. humanitarian appeal for South Sudan was only 3 percent funded.
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"Danske Bank's money laundering in Estonia is a disgrace and a scandal," he said in a tweet late on Sunday.
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Clinton was too flawed a candidate for this disgrace to go down in history as a defeat for her gender.
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Any resulting pregnancies are viewed as heaping even more disgrace on families, according to counselors working in the refugee camps.
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For me that faith was initially shattered by the confirmation hearings of Clarence Thomas, the first disgrace of the process.
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While he left Scotland in disgrace, originally living in northern England incognito, Cardinal O'Brien's legacy went well beyond the scandal.
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"It is a disgrace," Howard Weitzman, the estate's lawyer, wrote in a 10-page public letter to HBO last month.
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Former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean called Gabbard's views "a disgrace" and said she was unfit to be in Congress.
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Bret: You'll get no argument from me that McConnell's behavior when it came to Judge Merrick Garland was a disgrace.
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" The fifth is labeled as "author abuse" for smearing the author and calling the editor a "disgrace to the profession.
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In his video, Mr. Enders called it a "disgrace" that businesses still did not have enough information to make plans.
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The people who are most disturbed by such theological contortions are earnest evangelicals who fear the disgrace of their religion.
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"Resigning in disgrace shouldn't let you off the hook for unprecedented unethical behavior," the senators said in a joint statement.
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When you churn out a disgrace a minute and no one expects anything nobler, you're inoculated by your own awfulness.
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Ilhan Omar: Photos of Omar flashed on large screens with the words "America-hating socialist" and "disgrace," reports the Post.
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"It's a disgrace" that so little is known, said Dr. Victor M. Montori, a diabetes expert at the Mayo Clinic.
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" The FBI raid carried out on his longtime fixer and personal attorney Michael Cohen's office is "frankly, a real disgrace.
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The president and his allies responded to the raid calling it a "disgrace" and a violation of attorney-client privilege.
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Furthermore, if Republican senators attempt to impugn her character, they will disgrace themselves in the eyes of the American people.
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"It's a disgrace what's happened with the things that were done to our country," Trump said in the Oval Office.
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"We've got to end the disgrace of our profit-driven health care system and pass Medicare for all," Sanders tweeted.
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TRUMP: And many, many other things, so I just think it's a disgrace that a thing like this can happen.
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"The exposure and punishment of public corruption is an honor to the nation, not a disgrace," the quoted portion said.
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"Today is a day of shame and disgrace," Steinmeier said outside the synagogue in the eastern German city of Halle.
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" Trump blasted the FBI on Monday for the raid, calling it a "disgrace" and a "pure and simple witch hunt.
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Speaking in gravelly, colloquial Arabic, he drags on a cigarette and insults Mr Sisi as a "midget" and a "disgrace".
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The personal indignities to which he was subjected, from "birtherism" to other acts of disrespect and contempt, are a disgrace.
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I MEAN THAT IS A DISGRACE AND WE SHOULD ALL RAISE OUR HANDS AND RING THE ALARM BELL ABOUT THAT.
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I think it's a disgrace that information that was false and fake and never happened got released to the public.
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And former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev blasted the decision as "a disgrace," saying it would only undermine the games themselves.
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She may believe that Mr. Trump is a disgrace to his office, but she is certainly the same to hers.
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"I think what happened in Syria is a disgrace to humanity, and I guess he's running things," the president said.
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This is a further attempt to publicly disgrace Mr. Weinstein for financial gain, and we will not stand for it.
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Tagliabue is a disgrace for the way he handled concussions and enabled Elliot Pellman to spew junk science, but—but!
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No, the disgrace for what this man has done has -- UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The gentleman from Texas will suspend for a moment.
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Women need us to build them up so that they can stand up to those of us that are a disgrace.
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Astronomy had been reeling since famous exoplanet hunter Geoff Marcy resigned in disgrace from UC Berkeley for repeatedly sexually harassing students.
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And who can forget President Ford's pardon of President Nixon, who resigned in disgrace as a result of the Watergate scandal?
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"As far as aircraft tracking is concerned, it's a disgrace," Emirates president Tim Clark told the IATA annual meeting on Thursday.
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A two-year fall from a historic landslide reelection in 1972 to leaving public life in disgrace is a rapid descent.
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It is a national disgrace that the Trump Administration appears to be using the census as a tool of voter suppression.
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When they returned to Europe with the news of their marriage, Diaghilev was so furious he fired them both in disgrace.
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"This is a disgrace," Mona Hanna-Attisha, the pediatrician credited with drawing attention to the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, tweeted.
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I don't like heavy metal so I don't listen to it, but I don't go on Twitter calling it a disgrace.
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He accused them of "laying in wait" to destroy him and making a "national disgrace" of the Supreme Court confirmation process.
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He has been vilified in the national press - snapped at a gay party - and rejected as a disgrace by his parents.
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Amina was thrown out of the family home in disgrace - a fate typical for many gays and lesbians in conservative Zimbabwe.
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I'm not even counting the Bill O'Reilly and Ailes sexual harassment debacles, which caused both men to be ousted in disgrace.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
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"You are all a disgrace," tweeted the SBA, which according to its Twitter bio represents 13,000 active and retired NYPD sergeants.
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"These are, I guess, the same Mueller people that put everybody through hell and I think it's a disgrace," Trump said.
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Her pictures and videos outraged religious conservatives who viewed her as a disgrace to the cultural values of Islam and Pakistan.
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" O'Reilly said he is seeking damages for the "public hatred, ridicule, disgrace, and permanent harm to his professional and personal reputation.
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His patients included an academic whom the government had expelled in disgrace from the capital, and who had become terminally ill.
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"Trump is a national disgrace and an international pariah," Powell wrote in an email this June, as BuzzFeed News first reported.
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Tom Enders, the boss of Airbus, spoke for many firms when he recently branded the government's handling of Brexit a "disgrace".
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
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"The film industry says the right things, but its continued exclusion of African-Americans is a national disgrace," the magazine read.
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"The decision on Sergeant Bergdahl is a complete and total disgrace to our Country and to our Military," the president wrote.
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THE 22 OFFICIAL surveys that estimate the number of lesbian, gay and bisexual Britons would disgrace the back of an envelope.
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The latter had to step away from his creation in disgrace before eventually returning to the helm an arguably wiser man.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 25 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted and his 17 angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA.
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Manafort's work engineering Yanukovych's rise from disgrace up to the country's highest office may represent his most improbable success so far.
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Activists and supporters of Nashi rally with posters saying "Russia's Disgrace" marking Russian National Unity Day in Moscow, Russia, Thursday, Nov.
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They are a far left organization, and it&aposs a disgrace that the government is using their imprimatur to silence speech.
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In the most scathing combination of words since "hard Brexit", the venue's former president has labelled its stewardship a "national disgrace".
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 2628 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
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The inability of Congress to staunch the unacceptably high cost of education in a bipartisan manner has been a national disgrace.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA.
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"Every minute we allow this to persist through tacit encouragement or inaction is a disgrace, & corrosive to our values," she continued.
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Sousa Mendes survived by eating at soup kitchens and selling family furniture; he died in 1954 in poverty, debt and disgrace.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 22019 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
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Isn't it a disgrace that it can now take ten years just to get a permit approved for a simple road?
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I think it's a disgrace that he's allowed to say it," Trump said during a telephone interview on "Fox and Friends.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 28500 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!
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Cardinal Law Cardinal Bernard Law, the former Boston archbishop who resigned in disgrace during the church sex abuse scandal, has died.
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Trump's repeated attacks against the CIA and the other intelligence services are a disgrace and a danger to our national security.
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So you can take all that disgrace, Mr. Pence, and look yourself in the mirror and you'll find it right there.
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The President lashed out at Mueller's investigation, calling it a "disgrace" and publicly mulling if he should get rid of Mueller.
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Every age has included historians who consider it their responsibility to provide an honest record, and who consider distortion a disgrace.
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Earlier Tuesday, Trump called Warmbier's treatment a "disgrace" and said it could have been avoided if he was brought home earlier.
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"It would be mimicking the tin-pot dictators of historical disgrace who seek to punish those who have run against them."
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"It's a disgrace that kids have to be subject to this," said Mari'onna's great-grandmother, who declined to give her name.
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It bled into President Gerald Ford's tenure, which began when Nixon resigned in disgrace in 228 due to the Watergate scandal.
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But in a 213 interview, the recording's producer, Howard H. Scott, said it would be a "disgrace" to make them public.
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"What we saw today in that press conference was a disgrace to this country," said Mark Levin, a Fox News commentator.
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"The decision on Sergeant Bergdahl is a complete and total disgrace to our Country and to our Military," Mr. Trump tweeted.
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"Men are thinking that semen analyses are an embarrassment, inconvenience, disgrace, and waste of time," he said in a press release.
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A report prepared for lawmakers last year, A National Disgrace, described low pay and long hours for many temporary migrant workers.
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Yet when his tenure in office ended in failure and disgrace, conservatives decided he'd never been one of them after all.
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I hate to do this, but this is a total #disgrace , #shame on #maralago , you can't serve caviar with plastic spoons!
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"You bastards, you disgrace; you're going to pay," a woman yelled at police officers as she passed by in a truck.
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After the House passed the two articles in December, Pence called it a "disgrace" to a crowd of supporters in Michigan.
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" He then segued into familiar criticisms of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe, calling it a "witch hunt and a disgrace.
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"It's a real disgrace," Trump said to reporters at the White House on Monday afternoon after news of the raid broke.
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" Mr. Sanders said in an interview with CNN on Sunday that the Iowa contest had been "an embarrassment" and "a disgrace.
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"She is a disgrace to our country," Trump added, jabbing his finger in the air as the crowd jeered around him.
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" And following the Court's decision, the Attorney General, Geoffrey Cox, called Parliament a "disgrace" that has "no moral right to sit.
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His response was that the episode was a national disgrace, a comment that many interpreted as a veiled criticism of Iran.
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"What happened to Mollie was a disgrace, and our hearts go out," Trump said while speaking to Republicans in Ohio Friday.
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Trump has sharply criticized the FBI over Monday's raid, which the president called a "disgrace" and an "attack" on the country.
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"The real disgrace is that management keeps believing they've got it right when in reality they're dead wrong," the host said.
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The British magazine The Lady asserted in 1896 that any hostess whose decorations were "meagre" was a disgrace to her family.
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The president said it was a "disgrace" for the newspaper to have published the op-ed from a senior administration official.
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Isn't it a disgrace that it can now take 10 years just to get a permit approved for a simple road?
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For nearly a quarter-century, Sheriff Joe Arpaio was a disgrace to law enforcement, a sadist masquerading as a public servant.
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Look at every other administration embarrassment (Scaramucci) or failure (the wall, and Mexico paying for it) or disgrace (the Charlottesville equivocation).
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So I think it was a disgrace, but that's the way the press is," Trump said, calling the report "fake news.
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All these men have a walking, talking reminder in front of them that the post-public disgrace comeback can be done.
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"You go the Ninth Circuit and it's a disgrace," Trump told reporters during a gaggle outside the White House on Tuesday.
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"You have sullied my name and reputation, and you have delivered me a disgrace at a time when," he trailed off.
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Peter Shumlin, who banned official state government travel to North Carolina: The law passed in North Carolina is an absolute disgrace.
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"[Y]ou cannot win — if you're us — a case in the 9th Circuit and I think it's a disgrace," Trump told reporters.
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And, you know, the dishonest media — because you people deal with it as well as I do — but it's really a disgrace.
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ANDREW NAPOLITANO, FOX NEWS CHANNEL SENIOR JUDICIAL ANALYST: I think that the letter was a disgrace and harmful -- MACCALLUM: The January memo?
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But when you read that I.G. report about how she got away with what she got away with, it&aposs a disgrace.
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After leaving Washington in disgrace he made a new career in New York representing, among others, organized crime figures and businessman Trump.
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But her pictures and videos outraged religious conservatives who viewed her as a disgrace to the cultural values of Islam and Pakistan.
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But the legacy admissions system is a far greater disgrace, and it's time for it to be abolished once and for all.
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Penn plays Garrett Modi, a former New York City Council member who ended up partying too hard and leaving office in disgrace.
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" In a meeting with governors on Monday, Trump continued to criticize deputies, reportedly saying, "The way they performed was really a disgrace.
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Similarly in China, the recent anti-corruption push from President Xi Jinping has seen many high-ranking officials brought down in disgrace.
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Its public image is in tatters, its CEO has resigned in disgrace, and hundreds of thousands of people have deleted the app.
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We see it in the women on our cable morning shows ruling the airwaves after their male co-anchors resigned in disgrace.
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"CANADA, what they've done to our dairy-farm workers, it's a disgrace," snapped Donald Trump from the Oval Office on April 20th.
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"What happened on the floor of the Oklahoma House and Senate today was a disgrace," Freedom Oklahoma Executive Director Troy Stevenson said.
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The openly gay blogger later started receiving comments online calling him a "slut" and a "disgrace to the gay community," he added.
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The amount of food that we are wasting, in supermarkets, restaurants, and on the production line, is huge and it's a disgrace!
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" As the negotiations neared a close, Trump wrote an op-ed in the New York Daily News calling the terms a "disgrace.
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DONALD TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: If they had spies in my campaign that would be a disgrace to this country.
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"Newsweek is a disgrace, and to publish such hatred and bigotry in this day and age is beyond the pale," Hannity added.
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Sitting or kneeling down during the national anthem is a disgrace to those people who have served and currently serve our country.
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He resigned in disgrace from the coalition government in 2011 over his working relationship with friend and self-styled adviser Adam Werritty.
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"The handling of the primary election in Arizona was a disgrace," Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver said in a statement Thursday afternoon.
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She is a disgrace for the lies that she told those mothers about their children that got killed over there in Benghazi.
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The move enthralled Republicans, who lavished Trump with praise and disgusted Democrats, who hissed and booed, later calling Trump's speech a disgrace.
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On Election Day, having shrunk beneath the enormity of his disgrace, Trump will be unmasked to his followers as a counterfeit Jeremiah.
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Hillary talks about Nixon "whose presidency would eventually end in disgrace" after firing the man investigating him — clear shot at Trump pic.twitter.
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" In February, Pence, also a featured speaker at the conference, called Omar's tweets "a disgrace" and said her subsequent apology "was inadequate.
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Many people would experience this sort of trauma—the explosion of the family unit, the disgrace of a parent—and cave inward.
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Is it not a disgrace that it can now take 10 years just to get a permit approved for a simple road?
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The guy from accounts mentioned the riots from the night before in the staff kitchen, referring to them as a total disgrace.
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General Electric's quarterly earnings results were a "disgrace," but new CEO John Flannery will turn things around, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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"What we've done is a disgrace and it's hurting America," JP Morgan's chairman and CEO told Yahoo Finance in an interview Tuesday.
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Bannon is supporting Michael Grimm, a felon trying to win back the seat he gave up in disgrace, in that primary. Why?
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LONDON — Mohammad Amir will go in search of redemption Thursday as he returns to the scene of his disgrace six years ago.
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" The comments came a day after many Republican and Democratic lawmakers condemned his press conference with Putin as "shameful" and a "disgrace.
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The evidence demonstrates that outsourcing the detention of immigrants, many of whom are seeking asylum, to profit-maximizers, is a national disgrace.
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Trump lashed out at the FBI on Monday following the raid, which he called a "disgrace" and an attack on the country.
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Their colleague's disgrace undid a painstaking, years long strategy of replacing his funnyman's past with the gravitas of a serious political player.
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" "She is a disgrace for the lies that she told those mothers about their children that got killed over there in Benghazi.
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And I want to tell you, they hate the Clintons, because what's happened in Haiti with the Clinton Foundation is a disgrace.
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"What Jon Tester did to this man is a disgrace," Trump says in a portion of the speech cut for the ad.
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Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to the USA.
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"It's a disgrace that they leaked because it's very much against our country," he told Fox News's Judith Miller at the time.
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A burned mark into the skin publicly announced such status—a physical stigma, an observable mark of disgrace to define true outcasts.
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"It is a shame and a disgrace that Congress has not taken action to fix what the Supreme Court broke," Lewis said.
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Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.), who referred to Sessions as a "throwback to a shameful era" and a "disgrace" to the Justice Department.
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His blunt emails fractured the restraint of his public persona, revealing complaints about Mr. Trump ("a national disgrace") and aides of Mrs.
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" Asked to respond to ppl who say his tweets this morning attacking Yovanovitch constituted witness tampering, Trump attacks process as "a disgrace.
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"What the authorities are doing with him is a disgrace," Pavel Kaplevich, a theater producer, said after the ruling in Serebrennikov's case.
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There's a far side to this American disgrace, a way to contain the damage, and it's both utterly straightforward and entirely effective.
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Some ended up in jail on fraud or rape charges or lived in disgrace after the rapture they had promised never came.
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And it is a national disgrace that millions of our fellow citizens do not have a single day of paid sick leave.
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This American slouching toward another Middle East war has been a disgrace, shot through with the twisting of truth or outright lies.
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Today, disgrace insurance is used by thousands of reality shows, but SpottedRisk is focused on big-name stars and big-budget productions.
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"I think if it is accurate, I think it's a disgrace to all of media, to all of journalism," Ms. Sanders said.
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He has tried to disgrace you" — meaning Mr. Starr — "and this office with a sustained propaganda campaign that would make Nixon blush.
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"This confirmation process has become a national disgrace," he said in an opening statement that he said he wrote himself on Wednesday.
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Mr. Christie's successor as governor, Phil Murphy, has called New Jersey Transit a "national disgrace" and has pledged better funding and improvements.
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CreditCreditAndrew Renneisen for The New York Times KIGALI, Rwanda — Neighbors whisper that she is pregnant, a disgrace for a young, unmarried woman.
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The big picture — that we incarcerate people for their addictions and then don't give them adequate treatment — is a silent national disgrace.
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" His disgrace might even be a political advantage, he thinks: "There's almost an added element of relatability that comes with public failure.
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" Moreover, the main opposition party, the leftist Syriza, has condemned the floating barrier plan as "a disgrace and an insult to humanity.
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The gravamen of their case, however, will be to show that the president and his policies are a disgrace and must go.
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"You are all a disgrace," he replied on Twitter hours later, using the official account of his union, the Sergeants Benevolent Association.
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Goldberg and I discussed an argument that I occasionally heard from younger feminists and Internet utopians: that someday disgrace would be irrelevant.
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He has repeatedly derided the case against Stone as a "disgrace," targeting the prosecutors and judge involved with the case in particular.
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That argument goes like this: Though the economic stats look pretty good, the Trump boom is a mirage and a moral disgrace.
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"This is a complete disgrace and clearly we should put an end to it," Mr. Medvedev told a cabinet meeting on Monday.
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"I feel disgust and disgrace and rage and every emotion that makes me cry without tears and scream without sound," King wrote.
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Boris Johnson had already been labelled a disgrace for refusing to resign when the Supreme Court ruled he shut down Parliament illegally.
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At the end of the fifth season, in a case of art echoing life, Claire became president after Frank resigned in disgrace.
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The fact that he's so terribly cruel is obviously a huge disgrace, and makes him a bad person and a bad leader.
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And I want to tell you, they hate the Clintons because what's happened in Haiti with the Clinton Foundation is a disgrace.
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When Trump has called the nominating rules a "scam" and a "disgrace," the response has been mainly that he should stop whining.
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But this time, the documents were denounced by experts as forgeries, and Shapira left London in disgrace, committing suicide six months later.
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Losing the Navy isn't merely losing a job, it's losing an entire life, in disgrace, all because of whom he chooses to love.
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They risk civil and criminal legal actions, impeachment, media scrutiny, public protest and being tossed out of office into a lifetime of disgrace.
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Bork willingly followed Nixon's order terminating Archibald Cox in an act that would only temporarily stall Nixon's slow march to disgrace and resignation.
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With a figure like Weinstein, it's hard not to allow him to suck all the air out of the room, even in disgrace.
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"It is a national disgrace that the Trump administration appears to be using the census as a tool of voter suppression," Reyes insisted.
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Bob Packwood resigned in disgrace over harassment claims — and conversations with congressional aides have indicated it's an issue that still goes largely unaddressed.
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Kandori, who's also 21 years older than Garcia, was PISSED -- yelling at her on stage and reportedly calling her a "disgrace" in Japanese.
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The health and human services secretary, Tom Price, had to resign in disgrace after his addiction to private planes was revealed by Politico.
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And the mayor of Oakland went out and warned them all," Trump said at the time, adding that her actions were a "disgrace.
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Grab some Clorox wipes because my living situation is a disgrace and a ginger ale cause it's been 18 hours without soda ($25).
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But for the time being it seems that no one is going to get the chance to tell Trump that he's a disgrace.
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In 1868 Andrew Johnson was impeached for (among other things) bringing the presidency into "contempt, ridicule and disgrace", which is not a crime.
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"Environmental protection, what they do is a disgrace; every week they come out with new regulations," he told Fox News Sunday last year.
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" Martin Schulz, her rival in next month's election, often thunders: "The AfD is not an 'alternative for Germany' but a disgrace for Germany!
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Powell, who served three Republican presidents, describes Trump as a "national disgrace" and an "international pariah," while slamming the "racist" movement he's leading.
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" Rice fired back at the message on Twitter, not only calling Zhao "a racist disgrace" but saying that he was "shockingly ignorant too.
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"The decision on Sergeant Bergdahl is a complete and total disgrace to our Country and to our Military," the President tweeted in 2017.
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It is a disgrace that my full Cabinet is still not in place, the longest such delay in the history of our country.
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Many Pakistanis have said negative remarks and have made it clear to me that I'm a disgrace because I'm bad mouthing the society.
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Though Coatsworth reportedly concurred that the program is a "disgrace," he told the students that the university could not provide them with refunds.
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"I think it's a disgrace, and I say that, and that's something that Nazi Germany who have done and did do," he said.
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"What a disgrace," he tweeted Wednesday afternoon, minutes after the nonpartisan agency announced that the measure would leave 23 million more Americans uninsured.
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On the campaign trail, Trump railed against the environmental agency, calling it a "disgrace" and vowing to undo federal environmental rules and regulations.
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"It's a disgrace when every case gets filed in the 9th Circuit," Trump said as part of a lengthy criticism of the court.
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"Total is one of the main fossil fuel companies operating in France, and this partnership is a disgrace for the Louvre," Dubois added.
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It was "a bit of a disgrace that that was not even acknowledged last night," McCaul said in remarks at the Hudson Institute.
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"What the mayor of Oakland did the other day was a disgrace," Trump told reporters before a Cabinet meeting at the White House.
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"There is something we can say now: Trump's tenure in the White House is a disappointment and a disgrace," the editorial board wrote.
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"The ultra-conservative society of Khosistan considers divorce a disgrace," the 37-year-old said, referring to the southern province where she lives.
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Lauer was fired from the network in disgrace in 2017 after being accused of what NBC called "inappropriate sexual behavior" in the workplace.
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The Army's recent decision to exclude World War II pioneers called Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPs) from Arlington National Cemetery is a disgrace.
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This occurs at the time when the most important and influential of Republicans are calling on him to leave the race in disgrace.
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Attorney General Geoffrey Cox on Wednesday told members of Parliament they were a "disgrace" and called for the current parliament to be dissolved.
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There was the chaos of the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, and the disgrace of the Watergate scandal that undid President Nixon.
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He said he had made clear in his comments that the Holocaust was a disgrace and that Germany had a monument to it.
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The Shamen, who performed it on the BBC's Top of the Pops TV show, were branded a "disgrace" for spreading pro-drug vibes.
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It's a disgrace to humanity that for millenniums we've placed a divine stamp on discrimination against women, insisting that inequity is actually sacred.
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On Thursday, President Trump called Ms. Schaaf's actions a "disgrace," but it is ICE's maltreatment of Latino and Muslim immigrants that is reprehensible.
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As Deadline noted last year, insurance normally costs producers 1 to 2 percent of their budgets, but disgrace insurance could double that cost.
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President Trump's administration has made this job easier: The midterm election results showed that its scandals and disgrace have already focused voters' attention.
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For most politicians, those types of disclosures would mean it was a question of when, not if, their careers would end in disgrace.
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To me that is the biggest disgrace of his presidency, the blot staining his legacy and the utter ignominy that history will record.
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A petition that stated, "Chris Filardi is a disgrace and frankly does not deserve to breathe another breath," was signed by 3,798 people.
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And then, to America's enduring disgrace, he was able to use his fictional reality-TV persona as a steppingstone to the White House.
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We all love a prize, and a scandal, and a chance to shake our heads when the great and good fall into disgrace.
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As a white male who served with many African-American men when we were at war, I felt ashamed of my country, disgrace.
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Bloomberg did call the final Obamacare bill "a disgrace" during a July 2010 event at Dartmouth College, just months after the law's passage.
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This may make the station slightly less unpleasant, but it will still be dangerously crowded, poorly designed and inadequate: a mass-transit disgrace.
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Books of The Times When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. Feminist. Disgrace. Martyr. Joke.
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" Former NYPD and LAPD Commissioner Bill Bratton professed strong condemnation for the reforms referring to them in a radio interview as "a disgrace.
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Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump called the bombings "an absolute disgrace" and vowed to get to the bottom of them.
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And Trump is working hard to smear one more Muslim — and, meanwhile, bringing disgrace to the office of president of the United States.
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"The real disgrace is that management keeps believing they've got it right when in reality they're dead wrong," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The fact that Cohn died in disgrace and Stone faces a federal trial on felony charges doesn't seem to matter to the President.
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Ochs brags that "some women like to be seized" by powerful men like him before being brought down in disgrace near the end.
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He called the joint statement "a disgrace rife with lies" and said its account of history would not be taught in Israeli schools.
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Even if Symonds did not write under the threat of execution, there was still, at the time, the risk of blackmail, imprisonment, disgrace.
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That a territory that's home to more Americans than 21 states should suffer with so little for so long is a national disgrace.
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Then-Speaker John Boehner reportedly asked Grimm to resign after he had pleaded guilty to tax evasion, and he left Congress in disgrace.
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Trump blasted a reporter for asking about possible Russian sway over him, saying it was a "disgrace" that she was suggesting such a claim.
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GOHMERT: -- there is the disgrace and it won&apost be recaptured anytime soon because of the damage you&aposve done to the justice system.
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In the end, Max finally takes a hard look at himself and decides his dissipated self is a disgrace to his former glory days.
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"I think what happened was a disgrace," Trump told reporters on a visit to the U.S. Capitol, where he had lunch with Republican senators.
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They are both a disgrace to our Country, the Enemy of the People, but I just can't seem to figure out which is worse?
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