Number of dislikes (when deleted): 3.2 millionPercentage of dislikes vs.
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China dislikes the BAT but dislikes global retaliation for internal economic choices even more.
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In contrast to Blithe, she dislikes hormonal approaches because of their side-effects, and she also dislikes risk.
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It has more than 10 million dislikes, overtaking Justin Bieber's 2010 song "Baby," which has just under 133 million dislikes.
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Ask Real Estate Q. Another resident in my Morningside Heights co-op dislikes my dog, and, by association, dislikes me.
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But people who know Trump say he dislikes the appearance of being constrained by his advisers more than he dislikes actually being constrained.
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And there are the words Dreyer currently dislikes most, even more than he dislikes "munch" and "nosh" and other distasteful eating-adjacent terms.
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This year's annual recap has racked up 10 million dislikes, beating out pop star Justin Bieber's 2010 song "Baby," which sits on 9.8 million dislikes.
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Weirder, the amount of dislikes a level gets doesn't show up anywhere—you can't even look up how many dislikes your own levels have garnered.
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Measuring by dislikes, YouTube started to struggle with "Rewind" in 2014 or 2015, when the number of dislikes on the videos started to become substantial.
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Catherine's mother dislikes him, ostensibly because he broke one of her vases when he was a child — but, then again, Catherine's mother dislikes almost everyone, and she has Alzheimer's.
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Number of dislikes: 2.7 millionDislike percentage (of likes and dislikes combined): 35.6%Number of views: 2.1 billionThese four words — Johny Johny Yes Papa — took meme-center-stage in August 2018.
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" He classifies stories that he dislikes as "fake news.
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The leader who dislikes the investigators is a potential tyrant.
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And this is coming from someone who generally dislikes salad.
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Then, you swipe on people who best match those dislikes.
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The video also garnered about 350,000 "dislikes" over 24,000 "likes".
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Democrats seem to grow fonder of the things Trump dislikes.
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It's that a clear majority dislikes him, no matter what.
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He's leaving less to our son, the child he dislikes.
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The Kremlin deeply dislikes the law and wants it overturned.
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First the bad news: Rural America still really dislikes Democrats.
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America detests Kim; China dislikes him but sees his uses.
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A year later, it clocks in at 17 million dislikes.
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A trans woman, meanwhile, says she dislikes her "manly" voice.
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In fact, Dufresne has a lot of likes (and dislikes).
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Did he tell you that he really dislikes Barry Bonds?
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Mr. Sharif dislikes the military (and is disliked by it).
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It is the dislikes which, perhaps inevitably, deliver most fun.
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Germany dislikes buying drinks for others, and so has gone home.
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Discuss needs, wants, likes, dislikes, and things that are off limits.
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Unlike Raúl, he dislikes the "market socialism" of China and Vietnam.
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Erdogan nonetheless dislikes that which he cannot control if not dictate.
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It becomes very evident why Rebecca dislikes her mom so much.
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Anyone who dislikes Instagram's current algorithm may find Daisie more appealing.
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At this point I am just hoping everybody dislikes me equally.
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Paul's video has over 4 million views, but over 600,000 dislikes.
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Mierra dislikes the pungent smell of meat and traces of blood.
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" Trump often derides news coverage that he dislikes as "fake news.
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Mr. Trump famously prizes loyalty from his aides and dislikes criticism.
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"Uncertainty is what the market dislikes the most," he tells me.
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"You can reset the pattern of likes and dislikes," she said.
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Romney dislikes Trump because he thinks he is dishonest and divisive.
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Get clues about their likes and dislikes via Twitter and Instagram.
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Dave said he is Jewish and dislikes being called a Nazi.
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Glenn Beck dislikes Trump so much that he considered voting for Clinton Glenn Beck dislikes Trump so much that he considered voting for Clinton Radio and TV personality Glenn Beck is a man without a party.
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We get to have our own unique likes, dislikes, points of view.
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K. and I give him a bath, which he dislikes but allows.
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Story favors regulation and dislikes the fact that underage teens are vaping.
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AMONG the many things that Donald Trump dislikes are big global firms.
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The governor will spar, too, for he can veto legislation he dislikes.
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" Nadia dislikes Putin and thinks he and Trump share "a certain cruelty.
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They know our preferences, our behaviors, our beliefs, our likes, our dislikes.
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Much is said/written about the America that dislikes/disapproves of Trump.
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That's how I can figure out what the horse likes and dislikes.
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Anyone who loves RBG probably already dislikes Mr Trump, and vice versa.
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In his boundless unoriginality, he has likened women he dislikes to dogs.
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The only dislikes she was definite about had to do with eating.
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To clarify, Tarantino doesn't just dislike Netflix, he dislikes all streaming services.
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This dossier reflects your likes, your dislikes, your feelings, and political leanings.
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A president doesn't have the right to dispense with laws he dislikes.
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The right dislikes leftists — but there is not much left to dislike.
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Mr. Trump has also made inaccurate statements about international deals he dislikes.
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"I think he dislikes us less than everyone else," Mr. Murdoch said.
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There was perhaps no collusion, to use a word that Mueller dislikes.
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Nobody dislikes sustainability, and it is capacious enough to welcome all comers.
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The public inherently dislikes pardons (your reader questions bear testament to that).
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He has threatened, perhaps jokingly, to shoot journalists whose coverage he dislikes.
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WASHINGTON — It's no secret that President Trump really, really dislikes wind power.
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Everything I have heard from her leads me to conclude that she dislikes Aipac because she dislikes Israel, because she does not really believe the Jewish people have a right to an independent state in their ancestral homeland.
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It seems like Campbell dislikes everyone in New Ham for no apparent reason.
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For someone who actively dislikes bodily fluids, I throw up quite a lot.
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Mars determines your pet peeves, dislikes, and even what you flat-out hate.
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Commenters have accused the brand of deleting dislikes as well as negative comments.
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If you could transcribe it, they would learn about your likes and dislikes.
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But tech doesn't just tend to dislike HR; it dislikes rules in general.
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Unlike us, however, their fame makes even their dislikes something we're interested in.
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He dislikes it so much that he leaves earnings calls to his deputies.
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Research suggests that shared dislikes pave the way for faster and deeper friendships.
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To his abundant credit, though, he is very mean about those he dislikes.
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They knew what our likes and dislikes were from the second day on.
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Though Justice Kennedy dislikes being called a swing justice, the title fits him.
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Does the reviewer seem to understand this group and its likes and dislikes?
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A fundamental tenet of Wall Street is that the stock market dislikes uncertainty.
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He avoids automatic settings on the tools he uses and dislikes conversational imprecision.
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The U.S. industry dislikes the measures and wants to see them whittled down.
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Like Mr. Lindsay-Abaire, Mr. Joseph said he dislikes crying out of turn.
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He dislikes mezcal, cats, cologne and any other artificial scents, elevators, and wristwatches.
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The 2018 video currently has 17 million dislikes to just 2 million likes.
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The quiz also includes food tastes and dislikes to further understand your palate.
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The question is not whether one likes or dislikes Rose or the Reds.
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" The video also had the distinction of racking up more "dislikes" than "likes.
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Schutz explained that Arlo dislikes rooms with a lot of paintings in them.
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When Trump dislikes a woman, his instinct is to insult her physical appearance.
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The decision to divest does not mean GE dislikes the businesses, he said.
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He dislikes the way I look / Sometimes I think he is a crook.
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Spoiler alert: When Kelly dislikes a Shirley Temple he's absolutely incapable of hiding it.
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What I was served instead was a warped film that dislikes its own star.
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Dr Buerki dislikes the idea of prescribing that drug because of its unpredictable effects.
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We use surveys, likes, dislikes, shares and other information to measure and improve satisfaction.
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But the commission dislikes NS2 and distrusts Gazprom, which it thinks abuses market dominance.
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The Czech Republic just elected a prime minister who dislikes centralized control from Brussels.
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The video has 270,000 dislikes and only 11,000 likes, at the time of writing.
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" Lajeunesse acknowledges some people see the head and react with "shock, a few dislikes.
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She likes pre-industrial levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide and dislikes inequity in STEM.
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He made clear the government dislikes "revolution" - forcing through reforms that could polarise society.
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"We all have different looks and loves, likes and dislikes, too," the narrators say.
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Viewers surpassed the goal: The video, from December 2016, now has 4.3 million dislikes.
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Along with restaurant rankings, the survey includes questions about dining habits, likes and dislikes.
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That's because everyone dislikes paying a higher price for products made with brown energy.
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He hasn't abandoned issuing political barbs or castigating the media for coverage he dislikes.
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Those who have met him told Reuters he is shy and dislikes the spotlight.
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Beyond their likes and dislikes, you learn a lot about them and their lives.
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Your credit card company knows your likes and dislikes better than your closest friend.
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First, pinpoint a recent event that made you feel like your boss dislikes you.
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Mr. Trump is notoriously fickle in his decision-making process, and he dislikes confrontation.
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If your son is determined to use people he dislikes, you can't stop him.
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Sayoc dislikes gay people, African-Americans, Jews, and anybody who isn't white, she said.
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Additionally, the video itself has already accrued significantly more dislikes than likes on YouTube.
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Take neither of these as a sign that she either likes or dislikes you.
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As for the biggest European leaders, Angela Merkel distrusts him and Emmanuel Macron dislikes him.
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The pet parent should think about what they will do if the pet dislikes flying.
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She has no restrictions and nothing that she likes or dislikes more than anything else.
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We started a conversation almost immediately and tried to gauge each other's likes and dislikes.
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But it doesn't seem like anyone I talk to about it actually dislikes my tattoo.
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If his colleague dislikes a single bet, after 99 bets he should refuse the 100th.
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They had compatible interests, likes and dislikes — he even grew up in her same hometown.
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Each sign has slightly different likes and dislikes and that absolutely applies to the bedroom.
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Apple invented the device and ecosystem that delivers all those notifications Cook dislikes so much.
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He also likes bananas and dislikes empty jelly cups (the food pet beetles typically eat).
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" As for his dislikes, Jackson's list was short — but very valid: "Hates being hungry. 🍼.
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But Twitter should not conclude that anything someone dislikes or disagrees with is automatically abusive.
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The video received negative backlash and a ton of dislikes with comments deeming it fake.
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London particularly dislikes the EU retaining the right to cut Britain off from its market.
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It's not like social media's gonna use our likes and dislikes to do anything malicious.
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It keeps the lines of communication open and offers opportunity to discuss likes and dislikes.
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They were stunningly accurate self-portraits: details of our likes, dislikes, motivations, strengths, and weaknesses.
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The doll can carry a simple conversation and will remember its owner's likes and dislikes.
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Ryan particularly dislikes the toll the job takes on his family, according to multiple sources.
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First lady Melania Trump also dislikes Hagin, a source familiar with their relationship told CNN.
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Military pay raise: The Pentagon dislikes CRs because it prevents them from starting new programs.
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Ottawa dislikes Bombardier's dual-class share structure which gives the company's founding family effective control.
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CNN anchor Jake Tapper says he does not mind that President Trump dislikes his network.
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David Sirota's job is to remind the candidate's supporters why he dislikes the news media.
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The women began comparing notes on Clyde, sharing his likes (chili peppers) and dislikes (strawberries).
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He dislikes days that go by too slow or nights that go by too fast.
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The bloggers also generated 99.7 million "likes" and "dislikes" for the articles, according to prosecutors.
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But since March, he has told friends that he dislikes being in the White House.
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Anything the N.R.A. dislikes never gets the chance to come up for a Senate vote.
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Professor Dumpster, he had his dislikes (school gym as bathroom) and likes (mobility, scaled-down possessions).
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Likes/Dislikes: Say "Alexa, I like this song," and she'll remember your preferences for future requests.
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In a rare interview with Elle (Viard dislikes the spotlight), she detailed their longstanding working relationship.
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Robert Lighthizer, the US Trade Representative, dislikes this mechanism, which he sees as undermining American sovereignty.
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Isn't this just another form of the kind of politics that The Economist dislikes, namely populism?
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Like Roosevelt, Mr Macron dislikes cynicism and thinks that talk of grandeur can restore national confidence.
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Everyone has their peccadilloes and we're not here to shame anybody for their likes and dislikes.
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While she dislikes and distrusts Hillary Clinton, she believes stopping Donald Trump is ultimately more important.
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However, the number of thumbs down dislikes (245,574) outpaces the number of thumbs up likes (187,495).
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The personality he had before the amnesia—the likes and dislikes, habits, emotional architecture—remained intact.
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The actor is still working, but said he dislikes the attention that comes along with stardom.
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McCarthy said Tuesday that he personally dislikes flag burning but disagrees with Trump's comments on it.
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Trump has previously criticized the 9th Circuit as well as federal judges whose decisions he dislikes.
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Performance is equally as poor whether the background sound is music the person likes or dislikes.
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Take startup coverage, which has always had a sort of effusive optimism that Ball clearly dislikes.
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Some suggested that Trump dislikes strong women; others speculated that Merkel reminds him of Hillary Clinton.
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The seven sections mainly provide a convenient way of organizing Gray's likes and (more often) dislikes.
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He has long used the tactic of revoking credentials to outlets whose coverage he dislikes. CNNMoney.
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She doesn't do interviews, because she dislikes the way they make her feel the next morning.
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"No one dislikes a lazy or not-good teacher more than a good teacher," he said.
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It's your capacity to control fear, to control your likes and dislikes, to give yourself courage.
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But legislation he dislikes often languishes, and open criticism of him from fellow Democrats is rare.
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The point is that Trump dislikes the WTO and is inclined to do something about it.
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Lee, from Utah, is a fiscal conservative who dislikes using stopgap bills, to fund the government.
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He presumably believes, for example, that a government should refrain from publicly executing journalists it dislikes.
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It is true that people display themselves, their products, their likes and dislikes, loves and hates.
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But, Midge also likely resents Amber just as much as she dislikes Mia, if not more.
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Bee, for all his hatred of racism, dislikes both his son-in-law and the British.
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Franklin dislikes awards shows, which remind him of how explicit the celebrity machine's hierarchy can be.
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She dislikes children, curses with abandon and is inconsolable after a breakup with her French boyfriend.
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It also featured a record of nearly 1.5 million dislikes on YouTube before it was deleted.
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Although he dislikes giving interviews, he enjoys being flattered and remains jealous of Rudyard Kipling's Nobel Prize.
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YouTube did not immediately respond to a Gizmodo request for comment on the video's surge in dislikes.
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Where do I — my likes and dislikes, my hobbies, my habits — end, and my mental illness begins?
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But even though it's carried that title since 2011, the video actually has more likes than dislikes.
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Their hunch is that the West dislikes losing and will use any pretext to hold China back.
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But, that is not to say that all Tauruses are the same in likes, dislikes, and quirks.
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He, too, dislikes both right-wing populist nationalism and identity politics at both ends of the spectrum.
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The Treasury dislikes hypothecated taxes, and the Tories once condemned the very notion of a "death tax".
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They're usually rant-filled screeds against whoever Trump dislikes at the moment, and it all looks bad.
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The video now has received more than 10 million dislikes, Julia Alexander reports: an all-time record.
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Are these new dislikes a way of further honing Twitter's "Let's find tweets Lance will enjoy" skills?
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He is open to elections, but warns that he will "take action" if he dislikes the outcome.
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While Netanyahu reportedly dislikes Obama, he sees Clinton positively, according to one December 2015 email from Eizenstat.
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Generally speaking, someone's sign can provide insight into their overall personality traits, their likes, and their dislikes.
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The algorithm will learn everything about you and your likes and dislikes as you use the app.
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Erin dislikes another miniature fashion item — and it's one that Mindy Kaling has previously spoken out against.
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What kinds of beliefs, traits, interests and dislikes do you share with them — if any at all?
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That is the standard that Trump dislikes because it insulates the media from the threat of litigation.
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The court thus has given Congress a roadmap for dealing with policies it dislikes in the states.
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But maybe not for long: It's well on its way to beating Justin Bieber's "Baby" in dislikes.
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The President has also threatened to end broadcast licenses for TV stations who carry news he dislikes.
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So we decided to test a few couples' knowledge about each other's likes, dislikes, and love stories.
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What they're saying: Some conservative critics are now claiming CNN hired McCabe because the network dislikes Trump.
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"I never thought I would live to see a Tory administration blackballing journalists and publications it dislikes."
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He's too distractible to ride a bike, and he dislikes the subway, so he walks long distances.
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Can his company stride through all the fear and negativity, or will the dislikes continue to proliferate?
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Often, watching the segments feels like stumbling into a Twitter argument, even though Carlson himself dislikes Twitter.
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They are lovely people, but my son has told me many times how much he dislikes them.
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But there are reasons to think the White House singled out news organizations whose work it dislikes.
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This means that a block of voters dislikes him, but wants Congress to leave him in place.
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Brandi Ginger, 43, who works in quality control at the VW plant, dislikes that history of decline.
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And that pandering is unlike what he does with nearly any other people and groups he dislikes.
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The works often address her dislikes: driving, melted ice cream, people who talk about gardening too much.
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Their photos, updates, likes and dislikes are increasingly shared only in closed gardens like group chat and Snapchat.
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His dog, Bonnie, a Maltese-poodle cross who dislikes all men but him, kept her usual vigilant watch.
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And his dislikes: Pants, dirty stupid cancer, and the times hospital workers had to access his medical port.
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But only a person that dislikes Donald Trump would say that I've agreed to make a big commitment.
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Elon Musk still dislikes Facebook, according to a tweet the Tesla and SpaceX CEO published on February 8.
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After all, we know that talking about sexual likes and dislikes can help people get over sexual anxieties.
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I know all of her likes and dislikes, I know so much about her that it's maybe problematic.
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Of course, not everyone who belongs to the same sign will have the exact same likes and dislikes.
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And as a working woman who dislikes the "pink tax, " I want little to do with that era.
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A popular stereotype about Virgos is that you are all neat freaks with very particular likes and dislikes.
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We've determined the best kind of date for every astrological sign, based on each one's likes and dislikes.
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The leader of the Catholic Church dislikes the sprawling mansion, according to Reuters, and considers it too extravagant.
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The number one spot belongs to the music video for Justin Bieber's "Baby," which has 9.7 million dislikes.
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" And Trump laid into rival Ted Cruz, saying that "everybody dislikes him -- I mean he's a nasty guy.
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I disagree, but I want to hear him drop some knowledge as to why he dislikes the strategy.
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Jeremy Corbyn, its left-wing leader, dislikes the capitalists in Brussels and is at best ambivalent about membership.
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Subscription boxes offer companies like Gap a treasure trove of data on consumer shopping behavior, likes and dislikes.
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"Seeing a lot of dislikes, I just really feel like that's not going to make anyone feel good."
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Still, he dislikes "setting down arbitrary timelines on an issue this important" and expressed skepticism about leadership's deadline.
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It's simply that Putin dislikes Clinton, while Trump's combination of international ignorance and catastrophic policies would benefit Putin.
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It would take you a long time to meet someone who dislikes cats as much as I do.
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Mr. Trump could pick through them one by one to eliminate the ones he dislikes and keep others.
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He dislikes repeating the same process over and over, so each piece changes as he works on it.
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The party is devoted to free trade and dislikes any international trade treaties, including those that protect workers.
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Teaming up against Ms. Sanders might allow reporters to better parry her efforts to duck questions she dislikes.
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Mr. Lunin particularly dislikes a military and security apparatus that he sees as menacingly resurgent under Mr. Putin.
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Now the boss has blabbed about the occasion to a higher-up manager — whom the employee really dislikes.
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In effect, the app will profile your likes and dislikes, to target its recommendations that much more accurately.
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Seemingly borrowing a practice from President Trump, Russia appears to be labeling as fake any articles it dislikes.
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It also had a much higher ratio of dislikes to likes than either of the other two ads.
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He dislikes things that are sentimental or cheesy (other than to make fun of them) and hates ties.
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There is a rival exchange in Shanghai; China dislikes being a taker of prices set beyond its borders.
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The ad attracted thousands of "dislikes" on Facebook, and a social media campaign accused Audi of liberal bias.
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Yet some research suggests that people feel like they know each other better…when they share similar dislikes.
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It is struggling to attract investments and dislikes statements that make the area seem like a crime zone.
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Only a person that dislikes Donald Trump would say that I have agreed to make a big commitment.
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He has also said he enjoys hard work and dislikes relaxing too much, often working 16-hour days.
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That because he dislikes Trump's politics, he's looking for the signs of mental illness while discounting complicating factors.
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However, his personal dislike for Clinton is generally hard to cover up even as he clearly dislikes Trump more.
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He swears by it, both because he dislikes using machines but also because there is something therapeutic in scything.
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The algorithm will also get smarter on its own as it learns your likes and dislikes, the company says.
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Her friend prefers Trump to the Democrat but dislikes Trump -- or likes Amash -- enough to vote for Amash anyway.
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With millions of comments, millions of likes and dislikes, and more than 100M views, we're pleased with the results.
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Your video-watching habits may be open for the world to see, along with your likes, dislikes, and more.
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Interestingly, the platform can also work to create predictive recommendations based on your position and past likes and dislikes.
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That sign's likes and dislikes will come to affect the major decisions and changes you make in your life.
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On this year's YouTube rewind video, however, dislikes make up over 80 percent of the like-to-dislike amount.
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Yet it does not wish to use this line, because it dislikes any suggestion that Brexit could be reversible.
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Registered "unaffiliated" voter Amanda Wimmer-Flint said she's leaning toward voting for Clinton but only because she dislikes Trump.
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That includes doing tutorials with wigs and with her own waves, no matter how many dislikes she may get.
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Her dislikes included: The (still living!) King crab, the Crenshaw melon broth, and the green gin drink Mirarchi served.
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Special attention has been given to horses this time around, which will all have varying temperaments, likes and dislikes.
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" And according to one Republican political strategist who deeply dislikes the president, "What we've done here is political malpractice.
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It's crucial with every sign—but especially with Geminis—that you share your likes and dislikes in the bedroom.
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The second is which particular part of the garment she likes or dislikes, which is observed through behavioral response.
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"The positive effects of discovering shared dislikes could still apply, even when you're already in a relationship," Bosson says.
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The results are then entered into a computer, which will make recommendations based on the customer's likes and dislikes.
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It's combined with data about our likes and dislikes and shopping habits, and then used for social media targeting.
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Polls have shown Mr. Trump struggling in Florida because its large Hispanic population dislikes his hard-line immigration policies.
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Social transmission: If one person dislikes the word, they convince someone else that they don't like the word either.
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In his own speech in Houston, Mr. Trump boasted about how much the rest of the world dislikes him.
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The cable network, which intensely dislikes the Prez and makes no bones about it, got in Trump's cross hairs.
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Yazidi commander Qassem Shesho says Iraq's government is too sectarian and dislikes the Yazidis as much as Islamic State.
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It is true that Roberts has often tried to slowly dismantle precedents he dislikes rather than overruling them immediately.
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He stated that he strongly dislikes the Democrats, and feels they are to blame for the country's political issues.
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The president routinely chastises CNN as "fake news," targeting specific anchors and reporters and complaining about coverage he dislikes.
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The French and Japanese both offered to serve as mediators, but that only annoyed Mr. Trump, who dislikes middlemen.
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The president routinely chastises CNN as "fake news," targeting specific anchors and reporters and complaining about coverage he dislikes.
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Trump, by his own account, dislikes modern light bulbs because they make him look orange — which isn't even true.
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This year&aposs video received a similar reaction, and currently has over 7 million dislikes, to 2.8 million likes.
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That said, even Trump is clearly able to rattle off a number of world leaders he likes or dislikes.
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He calls himself a white supremacist and dislikes gays, African-Americans, Jews and anybody who isn't white, she said.
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She dislikes her sister's fiancé (and who her sister is becoming as a result of being engaged to him).
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Ever feel like your dog has a personality, full of its own likes and dislikes, that is unique to them?
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Still, as House Speaker Paul Ryan observed this week, the Trump administration has honored the rulings that the president dislikes.
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It's hard enough to get the president of the United States to stop tweeting grotesque insults about women he dislikes.
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You can send in additional information such as details of your relationship with a person and their likes and dislikes.
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Similarly, if someone dislikes the couple you reference in your bio, they could prematurely disregard you as a potential partner.
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He noted that, as much as he dislikes CNN, he respected the cable news outlet for proclaiming to be neutral.
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Binding the disparate dislikes is a belief in conspiracies—that Jews control society, the economy, the media or the world.
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The reaction of his sweetheart (six times more dislikes than likes on YouTube) suggests that his devotion is not reciprocated.
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Yet Mr Dragnea's allies have fought back, implausibly accusing Ms Kovesi of incompetence and of targeting only politicians she dislikes.
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He dislikes the term "anti-aging," as it conjures up images of snake oil salesmen peddling the fountain of youth.
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" A YouTube representative issued the following statement to The Verge, saying that "dethroning 'Baby' in dislikes wasn't exactly our goal.
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He dislikes Amazon, whose founder, Jeff Bezos, also owns the Washington Post, a newspaper that is critical of Mr Trump.
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Each planetary sign is believed to define a specific component of your personality, rather than your general likes and dislikes.
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The film's first trailer released in March divided audiences and garnered more than 900,000 dislikes, YouTube's most-disliked movie trailer.
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No element will radically change a sign, but it will help astrologers better understand people's personalities, behavior, likes, and dislikes.
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Such a move also makes the U.S. dollar stronger in relative terms — which the American president has said he dislikes.
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Meanwhile, Paul Ryan is a big fan of spending time with his family but, conveniently, really dislikes paid family leave.
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If you spend some time in Bitcoinland, you'll notice that a vocal section of the community strongly dislikes central banking.
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They then fill out a style profile to indicate their child's likes and dislikes, along with other information, like sizing.
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" Darnell Hamilton is a 27-year-old Chicago postal worker who dislikes "people who talk too much and habitual liars.
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The platform's ability to record likes, dislikes, posts and activities dwarfs Snapchat, which has limited reach in its user's life.
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The ad, which features 5-foot-3 former NBA player Tyrone "Muggsy" Bogues, had over 18,000 "dislikes" as of Monday.
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The program has benefited African immigrants and this seems to be at the root of why President Trump dislikes it.
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Justin Bieber's 85033 music video for "Baby" received roughly the same amount of dislikes over eight years, The Verge noted.
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With millions of comments, millions of likes and dislikes, and more than 85033 [million] views, we're pleased with the results.
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You get four "likes" and two "dislikes" for the arenas, which increase or decrease the likelihood you get that map.
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Users are then served additional merchandise based on what Amazon believes from their likes and dislikes is the desired style.
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President Trump was critical of the merger on the campaign trail because Time Warner owns CNN, whose coverage he dislikes.
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I don't need a crowd ... you don't want a crowd to be voting up and down, and likes and dislikes.
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Economists also warn that Beijing will resist changing technology development policies Washington dislikes but that Chinese leaders see as successful.
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He unleashes profane diatribes about countries and world figures he dislikes, with the United States often on the receiving end.
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Beyond that, Trump obviously dislikes anything that smacks of rule of law applying equally to the weak and the strong.
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His dislikes include any mention that his nuclear program is illegal, accusations of human rights abuses or generally menacing behavior.
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The artist dislikes attaching her figures to a particular historical moment, and there's no way around the historicity of shoes.
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Word of the Day : someone who dislikes people in general _________ The word misanthrope has appeared in 13 articles on nytimes.
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But critics accuse the government of using funding as a weapon to punish the BBC for news coverage it dislikes.
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Out of almost 2 million views on YouTube, the Democratic National Committee's remix currently has 85033,000 dislikes and 31,000 likes.
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An increasing number of businesses are sending out questionnaires to customers to create profiles for their likes, dislikes and needs.
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There's a different Coke for all of us ... We all have different looks and loves and likes and dislikes too.
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He has been described as a "guru," but dislikes the term, which he rejects as lazy and rooted in cliché.
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"The video received thousands of dislikes, as well as hundreds of comments from angry people calling Pham "spoiled" and "entitled.
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But if she has tried medication and dislikes the way it makes her feel, she may have reasons for refusing.
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ASM Hutchinson, the successful romantic novelist, comes top of the dislikes table, with Thomas Carlyle and George Meredith just behind.
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The EFF dislikes DRM entirely and, if it has to be implemented, would like to see a much more open solution.
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Her reasons for doing so stem from the fact that she dislikes her natural hair texture, and because of community expectations.
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All of this speaks to another Trump characteristic: When Trump dislikes a woman, his instinct is to insult her physical appearance.
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The closest movie-related item: a Disney "sing-along" version of "Let it Go" from Frozen, No. 52 with 296,000 dislikes.
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G. says he dislikes breathing heavily in a room full of people, so he does some bouldering until class is over.
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But Trump, who dislikes the EU, says captured jihadis who end up freed in the chaos can go back to Europe.
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The EU dislikes the complexity of the arrangement and would be unlikely to replicate it for the far bigger British economy.
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Each nurses a long list of irritants; each dislikes the other's friends; each suspects the other is up to no good.
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The Republican leadership dislikes bringing measures to the floor that need Democratic votes to pass, which virtually any immigration bill will.
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And, although he dislikes being called the "world's most wanted drug lord," it is an accurate description of Guzman, Beith said.
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They know their strengths, weaknesses, likes, and dislikes, and they use these insights to draw the very best from each individual.
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Don't tell that to the fine people of YouTube, because the video has 25,000 dislikes to a scant 2,000 likes. Why?
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Or what if your kid just dislikes the dynamic, something I've seen play out in my own home several times now?
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What customers truly crave are amazing experiences and you can only give them that if you know their likes and dislikes.
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One reason, perhaps, is that China (which dislikes criticism of its pals in Pyongyang) smiles on nations that agree with it.
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Should he need it, Trump still has the power to veto legislation he dislikes, a prerogative he has yet to exercise.
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He reportedly dislikes raw fish and on the campaign trail, frequently consumed fast food in addition to Caesar salads and spaghetti.
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Mr. Kaine, who dislikes teleprompters, often veered off his prepared remarks, seeming elated to be under such a bright spotlight. Mrs.
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But never mind: even if you're a conservative who really dislikes the Democratic candidate, how can you justify choosing Donald Trump?
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Having a pet is equivalent to caring for a child who has needs, likes, and dislikes that are specific to them.
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Suffice it to say that Spicer appears to be a man of strong likes and dislikes, and his waters run deep.
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But he still dislikes the idea of protesting in the United States, for fear of turning another country into his enemy.
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He has no concept of what constitutes America's national interests unhinged from his own immediate personal likes, dislikes and political survival.
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If a consumer tours a store and finds nothing she likes, does she buy the item that she dislikes the least?
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He dislikes Iran because he and his mother were imprisoned for years there, said Ali Soufan, a former F.B.I. terrorism investigator.
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Jim Skaggs, the developer who sold both men their homes, agreed and noted that the senator dislikes the community's property rules.
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Taken together, it's clear that the best-case scenario is that the new president dislikes a deal he also doesn't understand.
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Behind the scenes: Pelosi now sees a potential necessity for impeachment even if she dislikes the political impact it could have.
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Turns out we can blame Freud, not to mention the parental instinct to project our likes and dislikes onto our offspring.
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That it will play into his base's twin dislikes (or at a minimum distrusts) of a) congressional Democrats and b) Muslims.
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Rew told me that, personally, she dislikes being cold, and considers British water temperatures an inconvenience, though not a crippling one.
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Actor John Krasinski dislikes White House hopefuls using his new film about the terrorist attacks in Benghazi, Libya, for wooing voters.
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He dislikes renewable energy like, say, from wind turbines, which he dismisses as windmills that create a "killing field" for birds.
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Skill developers can then leverage this information to generate personalized greetings or responses based on the customers' likes, dislikes and interests.
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"Trump hates traveling outside the U.S. and dislikes multilateral meetings," said Bonnie Glaser of Washington's Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Sometimes our own dislikes get in the way, and create the expectation that our child is not going to like it either.
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Larry Lipshultz, a professor of urology at Baylor College of Medicine, dislikes the inconsistency in how cases are decided at different hospitals.
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YouTube Rewind videos have been criticized in recent years, but not until now has one received such a disproportionate number of dislikes.
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Its secret recipe is an infinite blend of your personal likes and dislikes, scraped off the Internet where you unwittingly scatter them.
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He dislikes Hamilton's refusal to talk about slavery, because the Founding Fathers the musical talks about didn't really deal with slavery either.
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When her father remarries, Vasilisa finds that her stepmother dislikes the old ways, and forbids the family to worship the household spirits.
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Graham, who dislikes Trump so much that he has endorsed Cruz, a man he once joked about murdering on the Senate floor.
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We really had a chance to talk about ourselves, and share our hobbies, our likes, and our dislikes before getting into it.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, her video, titled, "THIS IS WHAT IS HAPPENING," had 3,500 "likes" on YouTube, and more than 10,000 "dislikes."
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Ask yourself if you truly believe this person genuinely dislikes you, or if they simply don't agree with all of your ideas.
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Baggenstos says he dislikes "bombastic people, bros, and know-it-alls" – again, exactly the type of people who Survivor casts every season.
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He dislikes direct confrontation and has been known to pivot from chummy chatter with an associate, in private, to an abrupt firing.
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Back then, Facebook's design was centered around profiles where users listed their schools, relationship status, likes and dislikes and other personal details.
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Of course, responding to these questions and learning how to speak up about your likes and dislikes takes a bit of practice.
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Trump declared in a Fox News interview released Tuesday that he dislikes Twitter but needs it as a defense against the media.
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We all have likes, dislikes, preferences, and routines that we refuse to budge on — and we shouldn't have to apologize for that.
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Using Hater, which is predicated on the idea that people will bond over their mutual dislikes, can be a pretty intense experience.
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Among them are a few writers he apparently dislikes (Michael Tracey, Freddie deBoer, Connor Kilpatrick), Susan Sarandon, Mickey Kaus, and … Oliver Stone.
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We first reported on Gigi's hidden talent last week, and soon realized Bella dislikes wearing pants just as much as her sister.
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He dislikes the British royal family and wants to end the special relationship with this major ally unless it abolishes the monarchy.
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The couple's work has sometimes been compared to a fantasy, a term Julian dislikes because it is rather too commonplace an idea.
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It is possible the platform's annual wrap-up video will surpass "Baby," having gained its 28503 million dislikes in only four days.
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" "Dislikes cold weather, mean stuff, donald trump, patriarchy" "Man seeking woman to help survive the upcoming 4-year dystopian nightmare trumpster fire.
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An older Parisian recently told me he dislikes it because of "l'horreur de la gloire" — excessive shows of pride on the field.
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Footnotes The classicist and author of 'How Do We Look' explains what Instagram's most popular photos reveal about our likes (and dislikes).
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A college graduate who hopes to work as an actuary, he goes on at length about his likes (cats) and dislikes (Bach).
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As someone who dislikes doing jumping jacks, burpees and push-ups, I found the workouts surprisingly enjoyable — at least for a while.
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A typical owl dislikes disruption and will find a new roost if too many people kick up a racket near its daybed.
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Their operation continued until early this year, using special computer software to produce more than 99 million "likes" or "dislikes," he said.
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Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky has been making a big point of how he dislikes this bill and won't vote for it.
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The company also makes future product recommendations based on each customer's journey and what Yumi learns about the customer's likes and dislikes.
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I suspect Jain dislikes heavy-handedness, not merely on aesthetic grounds but because he sees in it a criminal failure of imagination.
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" The president has regularly deployed the term to describe coverage he dislikes, and has described some outlets as "enemies of the people.
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After 2018's YouTube Rewind became the most dislikes in YouTube history, YouTube Rewind 2019 decided to tone things down a little.
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It therefore would behoove it to demonstrate sincere efforts to honor the purposes of environmental statutes, especially the ones it most dislikes.
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All dating apps and websites use information provided by users, from their location to their likes and dislikes, to suggest potential matches.
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Coby, who had also worked on Trump's campaign, said Facebook was a testing ground for them to figure out people's likes and dislikes.
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But, there's a chance that he'll have more in common, in terms of general interests, likes, and dislikes, with royal baby number three.
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On January 23rd Mark Rutte, prime minister of the Netherlands, wrote an "open letter" suggesting that anyone who dislikes Dutch values should leave.
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" What he's saying: "Every day, billions of dollars change hands, and countless decisions are made, on the basis of our 'likes' and dislikes.
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Our devices record our habits, our likes and dislikes, our histories, and the dreams we don't dare to explore outside of Incognito Mode.
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The first is that it struggles to recognise what she calls their "autonomous agency", ascribing any behaviour it dislikes to malign American influence.
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And it recently ousted or sidelined several career officials in the FBI or DOJ whom Trump dislikes — including Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe.
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Since it's not a choice on the visible side of the tweet, I assumed Twitter isn't aggregating "dislikes," though I wish they would.
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She loudly tells Dorinda Medley she dislikes the house that poor, sweet Tinsley Mortimer chose, despite the manor's sprawling beauty and attentive staff.
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He's positioned as the wet-wipe, softlad of the film, the one who dislikes Jennifer and the way that she "kidnaps" his girlfriend.
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As much as he dislikes it, the Syrian Kurds still have a hand to play, and they know where to make their case.
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The Washington Post later reported that Trump has sought to ban specific reporters from White House press briefings because he dislikes their coverage.
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But it does not want to go to war with it; Mr Netanyahu is a cautious man, and dislikes the unpredictability of war.
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Mattis has let it be known that he dislikes the nickname "Mad Dog," which has unclear origins but continues to stick to him.
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Sure, some of Vladimir Putin's political opponents wind up in jail, while some of the journalists he dislikes end up in the morgue.
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Evaluating those choices is a more meaningful enterprise than using political history to dash off a click-happy list of likes and dislikes.
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When she started to get dislikes on her videos, he said he would advise her to think about it as a statistical thing.
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He stated that he "repudiates" Russian interference in the American elections, dislikes the term "witch hunt" and isn't very fond of Vladimir Putin.
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The video had nearly 7,000 dislikes as of Tuesday, as well as hundreds of comments from angry people calling Pham "spoiled" and "entitled."
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Earlier in the week Mr Trump announced that the Washington Post, whose coverage he dislikes, would henceforth be banned from his campaign events.
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He really dislikes trans people in a deep, personal way: What do you suppose candidate David French's platform would be all about pic.twitter.
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Both sets of women become weirdly fast friends, the obsessives' having cheated intimacy by knowing their targets' likes, dislikes, and interests in advance.
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Vanessa, an elementary school teacher from Florida, said she dislikes when students try to "find ways around the system," even at young ages.
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Carson, who said on Friday he dislikes this election cycle's overall tone, said that Trump is employing the tactics he must for victory.
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This week, President Trump threatened both the NFL and NBC with penalties because he dislikes the ideas their reporters and players have communicated.
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The first lady, for her part, has made clear she dislikes politics, and was largely absent from the campaign trail during the midterms.
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Her only card remains that, even if Parliament thoroughly dislikes her Brexit plan, Britain's politicians remain divided and paralyzed over the alternatives. Mrs.
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"We are wary of going into markets that America dislikes, because we never know what they will say," said Ms. Ventura, the chairwoman.
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Though China's Communist Party probably dislikes comparisons to a Mongol horde, its leaders are trying similar tactics in their confrontation with Hong Kong.
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If Rao dislikes India and wants to write a story that will make others do the same, that is entirely within her rights.
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No matter what your galentine is into, what she likes and dislikes, she is a special lady and you love her for it.
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And she writes nonfiction, including book reviews for the Guardian, in which she is glowing in her enthusiasms and fierce in her dislikes.
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She was also in this: Davidson publicly dislikes social media, so it makes sense that he hasn't made an appearance on Qualley's Instagram.
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Price: $24.00 Your friend who dislikes cooking probably eats cereal a lot – so an interactive bowl might make that a little more fun.
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This isn't the first time individuals have aimed to physically harm those associated with organizations and political parties Trump has said he dislikes.
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The "Rewind 2019" video itself has already received nearly 250,000 dislikes — compared to 150,000 likes — and thousands of comments from angry YouTube users.
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You can see how a specific video is doing by tracking its views, likes/dislikes, comments and more over a specific time period.
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What in particular Trump will do to help the people he favors and hurt those he dislikes is secondary to who comes first.
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The U.S. president-elect said he dislikes what has happened to drug prices, and biotech stocks slumped by more than 2 percent on Wednesday.
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So we went through the script and highlighted anything that gave an indication of what her character was like—her likes, dislikes, and past.
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We know for a fact that at least one of those Ghostbusters dislikes was motivated solely by the fact that the trailer is terrible.
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Normal conversation with a toy or in the surrounding environment may disclose a child's name, school, likes and dislikes and activities, the FBI said.
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This has — understandably — not sat well with Williamson over the years, who dislikes when people say she has followers or call her a guru.
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Not that it would care much if Lifeline was endangered — Chairman Pai has made clear in word and deed that he dislikes the program.
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At the time of writing, the YouTube video posted to tease Artifact has the unenviable ratio of one thousand likes to nine thousand dislikes.
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These characters are real to us, we care about them, down to even their most minute interests (line dancing!) and dislikes (ice cream olympics).
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She is an introvert who dislikes the rough-and-tumble of politics and who tries to run everything through a tiny group of advisers.
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"Trump also explained that Bezos dislikes Trump because he, "thinks I would go after him for antitrust because he's got a huge antitrust problem.
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The app makes recommendations based on likes and dislikes, and it builds a user profile that updates each time a new wine is rated.
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Upon deeper consideration, you'll probably find that it embodies your signs' personality, behavior, likes, and dislikes, to a greater extent than you originally thought.
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Rather than recoiling from his harsh language about immigrants and insults of people he dislikes, these voters said Mr. Trump was merely being honest.
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Some Atlantans worry that Amazon may not want to come to a state that uses its power to punish companies for politics it dislikes.
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That's good news for anyone who dislikes Face ID or having to use Lightning-based EarPods or headphones or wireless headphones such as AirPods.
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The rest of the evening's chats are inconsequential, and it almost seems as though Rachel actively dislikes a handful of guys in the group.
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Additionally, Obama addresses her famous fashion sense and how much she dislikes politics in favor of, as The New York Times put it, empowerment.
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Can someone who dislikes the taste of coffee (but adores coffee-flavored things, like ice cream) happily dip their spoon into the sweet treat?
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The "report reinforces what everyone knows and dislikes about Hillary Clinton," Spicer said, pointing to a clear vulnerability for the leading Democratic presidential candidate.
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Simply run the numbers with your particular likes and dislikes, see where that puts you on the road to retirement, and adjust as needed.
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And although it dislikes multilateral institutions, the Trump administration will probably insist this pattern continues, regarding the job as a restraint on China's ambitions.
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She had filled out a questionnaire about her likes (blue jeans, midnight walks on the beach, G-strings) and her dislikes (gossip, pretentious people).
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Likewise, #AbolishICE is a Democratic candidate's way of communicating to voters that he dislikes immigration limits and the enforcement required to make them meaningful.
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Well, the tax code now gets more complicated all the time, which is one of the things the public dislikes about the tax code.
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Judging by Stephen King's Twitter feed, there's only one politician the horror master dislikes almost as much as Donald Trump, and that's Ted Cruz.
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It ultimately matters little if Trump dislikes the press, but it matters a great deal that the public is giving up on the press.
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Of the experience, Chloë told Vogue that she actually dislikes walking in — and attending — fashion shows, but made an exception for this one specifically.
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Mr. Chandler still dislikes discussing how he abandoned the violin, and the degree to which he opens up about it depends on his mood.
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She dislikes exercise classes, athleisure and Fitbits because they make it easier and more enjoyable for women to incorporate exercise into their daily lives.
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The fiscally conservative FDP dislikes the idea of any facility that may lead to financial transfers from wealthier euro zone countries to poorer ones.
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Customers fill out an online survey about their likes and dislikes, then a company stylist assembles a box of clothing and sends it out.
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Emmanuel Macron dislikes being called "president of the rich," but of all the labels affixed to him, it is the one he can't shake.
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Brazil's new president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro, an ex-military macho promising zero tolerance of everything he dislikes, evokes a "here we go again" feeling.
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The Watch platform itself is more curated, with editors deciding which content to feature rather than recommendations just based off user likes and dislikes.
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Maybe that kind of person dislikes the permanent pout of her mouth or her mild patrician drawl, the private-school privilege of it all.
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The far-left dislikes him because he's under no illusions about Israel's enemies and understands the necessity of possessing and, when necessary, using force.
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These ads, he said, are "all about Mike Bloomberg introducing himself to primary voters as someone who dislikes Trump as much as they do."
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One person noticed that there were no reactions, likes, or dislikes in any of the screenshots — which seemed a little weird, given the content.
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Albert has decided that he dislikes autonomous cars for similarly red-coded reasons, never mind that the technology has steadier support from Team Blue.
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Downing Street dislikes the term "hard Brexit," but an outcome along those lines is not unexpected, because it flows logically from the priorities Mrs.
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In "Nanette," the breakout special by the Tasmanian comedian Hannah Gadsby, she admits just how vehemently she dislikes — in fact, truly hates — Pablo Picasso.
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My mother is one of those people that dislikes children so much I constantly marvel at the fact that I was born at all.
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It's essentially matchmaking for humorous grumpy people who hold their dislikes so dear to their heart that they want to bond with others over them.
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But he also claims to be using his influence with the president to get rid of lower-level State and Defense Department officials he dislikes.
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"Tolerance" implies a reluctant, begrudging acceptance, and indeed it is defined as an ability to bear with something one disagrees with, or dislikes, without interference.
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"Just don't count likes or dislikes until someone has watched at least 25 percent of a video," user NPT Music wrote in the comments section.
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It dislikes the way the document renounces war, diminishes the status of the emperor and makes ringing declarations about the inviolability of fundamental human rights.
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Mr Trump has to yet sketch out an Afghan policy in more than the broadest of strokes, but has made it clear what he dislikes.
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Mrs May is a politician who doesn't really like politics—rather like a footballer who dislikes round objects or an actor who hates make-believe.
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Collins dislikes a clause in the bill repealing a fee imposed on people who do not comply with Obamacare's "individual mandate" to obtain health insurance.
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You might feel that airing your dislikes will make your partner feel rejected, or like you don't love them anymore — and that's not necessarily true.
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"We think a lot alike, we do a lot of similar things, our personalities, our likes and dislikes are all a lot alike," he says.
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On one hand, it's unfair to assume that your family dislikes your partner just because they don't grill you for details every time you talk.
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At first, I mostly got bad reactions from people searching for the real movie, which is why my earlier stuff has a lot of dislikes.
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Qatar also supports the Muslim Brotherhood, has ties to Hamas, and hosts the media outlet Al Jazeera, which has reported stories the Saudi leadership dislikes.
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Whether one likes or dislikes his deeds, the 45th president will distinguish himself from the conventional politicians whom he has often derided as ineffectual blowhards.
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The front-runner dislikes that some delegates are not bound to vote for their district or state winner at the Republican National Convention in July.
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We've had a president who dislikes our friends and bows to our enemies, something that we've never seen before in the history of our country.
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He is quick to assume the worst, on the other hand, when it comes to allegations against people who he dislikes (or who dislike him).
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The way Trump often drives the news cycle with boorish (at best) comments will never convince anybody who strongly dislikes him to vote for him.
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Others who know Mr. Trump hinted that the president dislikes being embarrassed, and that the abruptness of Mr. Ayers's rejection might not have worn off.
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Ms. Green, 45, who is black, stayed away from a president she dislikes so much that she grabs the remote whenever he appears on television.
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" Perdita dislikes "the color pink, kittens (yuk they are so chipper), dogs, children, the Dixie Chicks, Disney movies, Christmas and last but NOT least... HUGS.
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" She dislikes "the color pink, kittens (yuk they are so chipper), dogs, children, the Dixie Chicks, Disney movies, Christmas and last but NOT least... HUGS.
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The state is the only one in India with a Muslim majority, and the Hindu-nationalist BJP dislikes anything that smacks of privileges for Muslims.
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When children with autism go missing, rescuers get to know their likes and dislikes, and use familiar sounds to draw them out during the search.
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The Phoblographer dislikes that the camera doesn't make use of the classic Polaroid print-style film, but said the Snap Touch offers some fun filters.
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Here's where it stands: On the merits, Pelosi now sees a potential necessity for impeachment even if she dislikes the political impact it could have.
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Josh likes cooking, cute boys, and his floppy dog, John; he dislikes conflict, empty sincerity, and losing precious leftovers to Tom (Ward), his oblivious roommate.
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In celebration of film critic Pauline Kael's centenary, the Quad Cinema is staging Losing It at the Movies, a retrospective on her likes and dislikes.
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Courtney has seen her fair share of couple references on apps, and said she doesn't pay them much mind unless it's a couple she greatly dislikes.
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On January 23rd Mark Rutte, prime minister of the Netherlands, wrote an "open letter" to several newspapers suggesting that anyone who dislikes Dutch values should leave.
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With this charging hub from elago, he'll be able to give all of his devices some juice without the cord spaghetti that he dislikes so vehemently.
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Hopefully we don't all have the same likes and dislikes and we can agree that it is subjective and you should embrace what you do like.
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That means you're still stuck with just one USB Type-C port, which was one our biggest dislikes when the original machine launched a year ago.
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Early on Saturday morning, West posted a screenshot of the tweet alongside a statement that he dislikes the "slightest level of slight commentary" from his friends.
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It is more that he dislikes his options: all health maintenance organizations that do not allow customers to go out of their networks except in emergencies.
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Anxieties about the bill have been fuelled by China's apparent frustration with the use of Hong Kong as a safe haven by those it dislikes politically.
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First, let's look at the most obvious and well-known feature in Ivanka's chart: her Scorpio sun, which rules her likes, dislikes, and basic personality traits.
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Every year for the past seven years, the original online dating site has questioned thousands of singles on their dating likes, dislikes, and everything in between.
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OF ALL the unflattering words used to describe the state of the country he governs, "disaster" is the one Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, dislikes the most.
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It's Operation Choke Point, in which government puts pressure on banks to stop doing business with industries it dislikes, such as consumer loans, guns and ammunition.
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Which immediately puts pressure on users to confess their content likes/dislikes to Facebook in order to avoid this 'hell is other people's tastes' bind — i.e.
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The Levada Centre, Russia's last independent polling agency, was declared a "foreign agent", a ploy the government uses to harass organisations it dislikes with red tape.
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While the Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act gives Congress the power to reject rules it dislikes with a simple majority vote.
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His policy of intolerance toward views he dislikes recently aroused the ire of Egypt's journalists union, which includes many who work for state-run news outlets.
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People want them to crack down on things they don't like but it's a polarized political environment — what you dislike is not what someone else dislikes.
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The president has dubbed the newspaper the "Failing New York Times" in several tweets, particularly when he's responding to coverage from the newspaper that he dislikes.
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Little Thunder tries on different identities, playfully mining his accomplishments, his likes and dislikes and his hopes and dreams, searching for some defining essence of himself.
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Trump's consistent attacks on the objective reporting that he dislikes weaken the persuasive effects of these vital—and all too scarce—counterweights to his false narratives.
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A source close to the matter told Reuters the Rome Treasury dislikes the idea because preferential treatment for domestic bonds would run counter to European rules.
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They can't speak for themselves, so keeping a card that lists allergies, previous conditions, handling likes/dislikes, and more can help immensely should an emergency arise.
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President Donald Trump dislikes tweeting in front of other people because he needs reading glasses to see his iPhone screen, The New York Times reported Saturday.
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"I've written nine bestsellers stoned," he says; he was moderately high throughout the writing process for all but his first book, a novel he now dislikes.
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Facebook ranks trending stories for each individual user based on their likes and dislikes; that determines the order in which to show 10 automatically selected stories.
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Generally, the public likes energy and wants more of it, no matter the source; it dislikes pollution and wants less of it, no matter the source.
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The company dislikes paying commissions to the Expedias of the world, but it often needs those websites to help fill its properties on any given night.
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Despite such praise, however, the Trump administration has taken positions — on issues like withdrawing from arms-control treaties and especially on Ukraine — that the Kremlin dislikes.
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But Trump is always uneasy with unflattering media coverage and has a history of being adversarial toward publications for entirely conventional reporting that he simply dislikes.
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If you feel like someone dislikes you based on a single meeting, odds are that's just not the case (and they're probably thinking the same thing).
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Her attacks on Bloomberg probably help her raise money, maybe she just genuinely dislikes him, but it wasn't her intention to get her any more votes.
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway on Tuesday denied a cable news report that she dislikes President Donald Trump and only works for him for the pay.
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The film's official trailer has received close to 1 million "dislikes" on YouTube, making it the 9th most unpopular video on in the history of the site.
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The YouTube video, which has been viewed more than 2.8 million times, has almost 250,000 dislikes, while others took to social media to respond to the campaign.
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If you are fool enough to allow strangers to dictate your likes or dislikes in music, movies, books and television there's not much we can tell you.
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In the caption of each photo, Turner describes the things she likes and dislikes about each sausage dish and even gives them a rating out of ten.
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Apparently he dislikes the dog so much he even sent back the Meyers' family Christmas card, which contained a photo of Frisbee dressed up as a reindeer.
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No one's astrological identity can tell us everything about their sexual preferences, but that info can certainly give us a better idea of their likes and dislikes.
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Mileage varies on how many people are online at any given time, but the stream currently has more than 81,000 likes, 13,000 dislikes, and an active chatroom.
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Plus, if you're someone who dislikes the fact that USB-C doesn't automatically disconnect like MagSafe does, it's also a hacky workaround to get that functionality back.
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Take Australian feminist Clementine Ford, known both for general male-bashing comments and for vicious attacks on individual men as well as women whose views she dislikes.
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It's pretty clear how much Kim dislikes Parker and it clearly irks her that Parker offered condolences for all the public to see, despite the bad blood.
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Wouldn't it be nice if code and algorithms knew us so well — our likes, our dislikes, our preferences — that they could anticipate our every need and desire?
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This means checking in with your partner to discuss how it felt, your likes and dislikes, and how the next time can be even better, Aviva says.
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Taking backlist income away from publishers and authors could also hasten the decline of the trade paperback, a medium that Amazon dislikes because it's not as lucrative.
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"The Justice Department has an obligation to defend the law and it has refused to do so because it dislikes this particular law," Bagley told USA TODAY.
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So, on every flight, we will observe the preferences and the likes and dislikes of the customers so we get to write it down for future flights.
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"YouTube Rewind 2018: Everyone Controls Rewind," which was created to showcase the past year on the platform, has garnered more than 10 million dislikes in eight days.
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The "Stitches" singer has been very vocal about how much he detests tomatoes and has even taken to Twitter to express how much he dislikes the vegetable.
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A new king of most-disliked YouTube was crowned in December: YouTube itself, whose end-of-the-year Rewind video garnered widespread criticism and 16 million dislikes.
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Of course, with so many views, the video has also accrued millions of comments and dislikes from people who weren't as big fans of the viral song.
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Trump regularly derides coverage he dislikes as "fake news," using the label to demean the press at campaign rallies, on Twitter and when taking questions from reporters.
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They don't mind at all since it means more guac for everyone, and I appreciate that they know and accept the quirks of my likes and dislikes.
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"Star Wars" fans have their own likes and dislikes, as Disney learned the hard way with "The Last Jedi," the 2017 blockbuster that killed off Luke Skywalker.
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By that logic, it does not matter if Trump implies that someone he dislikes may have committed murder, because the threat of murder in general is real.
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"There is less known about Kayla Moore's hobbies and likes and dislikes and personality than there is about any other political spouse in Alabama," Ms. Stalnaker said.
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Collin from Lawrence dislikes the pretention around classical music, and says it is for everyone: It is sad to hear that people are intimidated by classical music.
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Kennedy hasn't decided whether he dislikes this version as much as previous iterations that would be improved with a "shredder," but he needs time to digest it.
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We briefly see a video of the kidnapped Princess on YouTube; it has received 19,345,973 views and, in a sardonic touch, more likes (8,471) than dislikes (8,20133).
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" Trump has derided the media throughout his presidency derided the media, labeling coverage he dislikes "fake news" and describing certain organizations as the "enemy of the people.
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But fucking a fat girl when you don't know her, what she likes, or what she dislikes, is apparently a minefield for most people with slimmer frames.
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Ohio election attorney Brey, who said he dislikes but will vote for Trump, believes a challenge in Ohio would be a last-ditch effort for the candidate.
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If one person strongly dislikes something, out it goes, as was the case with a whimsically painted, purely decorative French door that only three of them adored.
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She dislikes media interviews, current and former aides say, and is ill at ease at the social gatherings that are part and parcel of being party leader.
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And he dislikes John Kasich, the Ohio governor who narrowly trails Trump in his home state with less than two weeks until Ohio's primary on March 15.
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With this charging hub from elago, your dad will be able to give all of his devices some juice without the cord spaghetti that he dislikes so vehemently.
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If there's one thing the Trump team is doing convincingly day after day, it's proving that it truly dislikes, distrusts, and disrespects almost every trapping of official Washington.
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Hater, the dating app that matches people based on their mutual dislikes, revealed just how divided generations are on certain hot-topic issues in the world of dating.
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Democrats and industry watchers suggest the government's review was inappropriately swayed by Trump, who dislikes Amazon owner Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosWho will be first on the moon?
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We reported just two days ago that at 7.7 million dislikes, or "thumbs down" votes, this year's Rewind had officially become the second most disliked video on YouTube.
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Simply put, his performances seek to demonstrate the remarkable coincidence that "voters," particularly of the central casting Average Joe variety, dislike all of the same things he dislikes.
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While caricature of public figures is usually a given in this genre, Carrey's drawing style takes this to the extreme, rendering the politicians he dislikes as outright grotesque.
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So, even if your rising sign traits are the first qualities that people notice about you, they don't tell the full story about your behavior, likes, and dislikes.
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Its top priority is maintaining the country's three-decade-old currency peg against the euro and so it dislikes anything that might push up the crown too much.
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The customer pays a set fee — about $515 for hardcovers — and the store chooses the exact volumes after interviewing the recipient about their likes, dislikes and idiosyncratic interests.
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For the most part, the same children attended the center each day, making it easy for Cooper and the other staffers to learn their likes, dislikes and habits.
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The FDP dislikes the level of state intervention that switching off power stations might involve, and frets about the damage such plans would do to Germany's industrial heartlands.
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It helps, too, that his electoral base admires Israel and dislikes Arabs; and that many evangelicals think the ingathering of the Jews will hasten the end of days.
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The itinerary, which begins Saturday in Saudi Arabia, is a startlingly ambitious excursion for a president who dislikes travel and has displayed a shaky grasp of foreign affairs.
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According to the Washington Post, he "consumes a steady diet of cable news," structuring his day around a series of programs on networks he both likes and dislikes.
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Hartle said the team is interested in continuing to work on the product — for example, it could develop more personalized journey recommendations based on your likes and dislikes.
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She clearly dislikes talking to the press, and she is cautious and precise in her answers when she does engage, creating the impression that something is being withheld.
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Such fine-tuned marketing requires staggering amounts of data on each consumer's likes, dislikes, habits and history — information that platforms have in surplus and most news organizations lack.
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Navigating your career in your 20s as you try to assess your likes and dislikes, as well as which advice from others you should take, can be challenging.
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"You and your colleagues here have said the job of a judge is to follow the law even if he dislikes the results, you said that," Franken said.
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Instead, Trump won, and the country is divided, but at least Putin doesn't have to deal with Hillary Clinton who he dislikes for accusing him of rigging elections.
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Should he support Trump, whom he clearly dislikes, or should he take a flier on a possible third-party campaign, say, of Mitt Romney or possibly Jeb Bush?
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However, Peloton is a fresh IPO in a market "that dislikes them right now," said Cramer, adding that the lockup on insider trading will expire in early 2020.
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"I can be super negative about anything," he says, noting that on every album, he could find a moment he dislikes, even if fans would call it nitpicking.
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And not for the relatively crude business of profiling consumers via their digital likes and dislikes; but for far more valuable matters, both in societal and business terms.
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To avoid being drafted into the Korean War, Marcus attends the fictional Winesburg College in Ohio, where he is housed with two other Jewish students whom he dislikes.
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It's proof that Mr. Trump still wields a lot of power from his Twitter perch, and he's not afraid to use it when companies do things he dislikes.
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Instead, the bill would merely allow the government to block any outlet it dislikes by refusing a license without having to prove grounds of national security or ethics.
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They create immense amounts of data — not just likes and dislikes, but how many seconds they watch a particular video — that Facebook uses to refine its targeted advertising.
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Google's decision to allow the traditional three-button layout as an option in addition to this gesture system is a concession to everybody who dislikes this new system.
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The oil industry, which dislikes the biofuel mandates because they cut into its market share, has said it would oppose any efforts to further bolster the ethanol industry.
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When buying a home, residents agreed to share anonymized data on energy usage with Alabama Power and meet researchers monthly to discuss their experience and likes and dislikes.
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But beyond a barometer of antitrust, the deal is also being closely watched for Mr. Trump's strong-arm approach to media — particularly to organizations whose coverage he dislikes.
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While Kudlow dislikes tariffs, he has shifted to a more Trump-friendly middle ground in recent weeks, arguing that China's trade practices do indeed deserve an economic retaliation.
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In truth, the armed forces reflect broader attitudes: the highly educated officer corps dislikes Mr Trump, while 47% of the enlisted ranks, largely without college degrees, back him.
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The proposal is regarded by Republicans -- and even some Democrats -- as the sort of massively expensive, pie-in-the-sky proposal that the average American dislikes about liberals.
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Where Sylvia is wiry and cerebral, a successful astrophysicist and supposed "prude," Carlotta is a whimsical, willowy bohemian who dislikes books but has a soft spot for Rilke.
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The proper remedy, the plaintiffs say, is to order Mr Trump to welcome them back into his flock—and to refrain from blocking more users whose ideas he dislikes.
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Most of the clientele dislikes the modern and updated feel of the new breakfast house and still prefer to wait in line to be seated in the original location.
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Who would have thought that President-elect Donald Trump, who has made headlines with his rants, fights, spelling errors and wrong mentions on Twitter actually dislikes the social network?
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It took more than 8 years for Bieber's music video to amass 9.8 million dislikes, a click on the thumbs down icon signaling a viewer's distaste for a video.
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We have a range of likes and dislikes, and there are individuals and even subcultures that seem to have a different pattern of pleasure stimulation than what is typical.
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The other is that the party might attempt to tap into this nationalism through Chinese student organisations and mobilise such groups to protest against activities that the party dislikes.
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While she dislikes how corrupt the African National Congress (ANC) became under Jacob Zuma, president from 22014 to 210, she believes that his successor, Cyril Ramaphosa, can clean house.
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Indeed, many hardly care about the elections' actual results at all, seeing them more as a way of affirming likes and dislikes based squarely on their own national politics.
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The flippant tone he took to the hot button issue of net neutrality was unpopular, and as of writing, the video currently stands at 7k likes to 169k dislikes.
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" While she admitted that they are "polar opposites" when it comes to expressing their likes and dislikes, she admired that Koplelman "chooses to be a good person every day.
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Yet if nearly all of black America dislikes Trump, he does have a few supporters, notably former rival Ben Carson, basketball player Dennis Rodman, and the boxer Mike Tyson.
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What we think we know about celebrities and project on them — their authenticity, their fakeness, their goals, their failures, their interests, their dislikes — we consume, we taste, we judge.
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It's his final act to show Batman and anyone else who dislikes him (Batman v Superman is never clear on how the public feels about Superman) that he's good.
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And he isn't looking to change the world that Wonder Woman dislikes — the same one that Superman cherishes — as much as he is out to affirm what he believes.
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Akira Nakano, an 87-year-old businessman from Tokyo who recently bought Mr Ishihara's book, dislikes Mr Abe but complains that there is no viable opposition to vote for.
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"If you've got any ability to train a horse, most of the time you can understand what the horses are telling you about their likes and dislikes," he said.
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It's unclear whether the President censors his intelligence community's analysis, discounts it, or simply dislikes what they say, but the American people are not fully aware of what's happening.
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Pompeo, for example, will be on the road often, without the same day-to-day proximity to Trump, and also heads a department of diplomats Trump dislikes and dismisses.
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Giulio: I don't know if it has much to do with the fact that we're twins, but we have the same likes and dislikes when it comes to food.
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So according to this poll, France dislikes the U.S. president more than the man whose country quite possibly rigged the 2016 election and is thus responsible for Trump's win?
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Then watch Olivia Gatwood reading her poem "Ode to Women on Long Island," on YouTube, and consider the incredible breadth of this nation's desires and realities, likes and dislikes.
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Trump, meanwhile, frequently dismisses critical coverage as "fake news," refuses to grant interviews to media outlets he dislikes and seeks to restrict their access to government and campaign events.
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But the thing that most impressed Mr. Brunelle about Ms. Gabbard had less to do with what he likes and more to do with whom he dislikes: Hillary Clinton.
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Context: Critics say the government is using funding as a weapon to punish the BBC, which cut 450 jobs in its news division last month, for coverage it dislikes.
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When shopping, I was surprised at how early and how often I was required to make choices about my daughter's likes and dislikes and her presentation to the world.
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I don't know if he likes me or dislikes me as a person but I don't actually give a fuck what he thinks about me, I gotta tell ya.
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Profile in Style 11 Photos View Slide Show ' Michael Anastassiades's lighting and furniture are the very picture of minimalism, but the designer dislikes the limited nature of the word.
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He has previously talked of wording to make it clear that Brussels dislikes the backstop, too, and would endeavor to ensure that if triggered, it would not last long.
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"I think rather than focusing on Icahn likes or dislikes—and I love the guy—we need to focus on what this market wants out of a company," Cramer said.
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London Mayor Boris Johnson has landed himself in hot water after an opinion piece published Friday included claims that the U.S. President Barack Obama dislikes Britain because of his ancestry.
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Relationships can get tricky when your dog openly dislikes your partner, especially when so many pet owners openly admit that they would chose their furry friend over a significant other.
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It was delivered on Saturday via Twitter, a platform the Republican presidential candidate has frequently used to telegraph his views and to attack people, places and things that he dislikes.
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He dislikes speechifying, but says that, as he writes, he constantly questions "what right we have to try and change the world and how we can, if indeed we can".
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After all, when we first learn about the signs of the Zodiac, we're taught that they each have a specific set of likes, dislikes, and personality traits that define them.
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If people are brought up within a society that dislikes Jews or considers millions of Muslims to be apostates, inevitably that prejudice fertilizes the soil within which extremism can grow.
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"The hysteria has gone world wide, and everyone that dislikes the way the Australian cricket team has played ... has been given the opportunity to lay the boots in," he said.
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Contra the fear-mongering, Kim is responding logically as head of a weak nation in a difficult geopolitical position threatened by the globe's superpower which routinely removes regimes it dislikes.
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Female condoms can also be inserted up to eight hours before sex, so if you're someone who dislikes interrupting foreplay to put on a male condom, that's a neat benefit.
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To determine the best options for them, he asked them intently about their likes and dislikes, their fears and motivations and their worldly desires to feel refreshed upon waking up.
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"Those willing to characterize any messages that Trump dislikes as 'fake news' were probably not likely to accept journalistic fact-checking that discredited his claims to begin with," she says.
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On Wednesday, a federal district judge ruled the president is barred under the Constitution from preventing people from viewing his Twitter feed merely because he dislikes their views (The Hill).
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Everything looked good on the web, we had similar likes and dislikes, and we shared a passion for fixing conflicts and mis-selling that occurs regularly with financial service products.
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He frequently labels coverage he dislikes "fake news," has threatened to pull press credentials and the White House last week barred a CNN reporter from covering an open press event.
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Mixing and matching vintage eras definitely takes vintage dressing to the extreme; it's not one for retro newbies, or anyone who dislikes being mocked by teenage boys in the street.
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The big picture: It's proving hard for them to convince a Republican who abhors regulations, dismisses climate change and dislikes global accords to embrace a policy that combines all three.
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The deputy minister added that Tehran's statements that external influences fomented the protests were not groundless and that the United States uses any possible method to destabilize governments it dislikes.
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The reader follows author Emily Voigt, an accomplished writer and reporter, as she discovers, dislikes, and becomes obsessed with the Asian arowana, the most valuable aquarium fish in the world.
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She is "tall and thin and blond and pretty and young" (her own words) and dislikes nearly everyone and everything, as if she has rolled a condom onto her heart.
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Plan Details: All meals are vegan and there are a ton of filtering options, ranging from lifestyles like Keto and gluten-free to likes and dislikes based purely on taste.
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Almodóvar so dislikes what he calls los biopics that he joked to me that he'd inserted a clause into his will prohibiting anyone from making a movie about his life.
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This is why we should be alarmed when Mr. Trump, defying tradition, vilifies media institutions, attacks reporters by name and refuses to take questions from those whose coverage he dislikes.
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Below, 13 people who might be the author of the op-ed, based on what we know about the various factions, likes, dislikes, motivations and ambitions within the Trump administration.
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People across the internet are already going after YouTube&aposs "Rewind 2019," calling the production "lazy" and "boring" while inundating the video with hundreds of thousands of dislikes and comments.
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This lets kids try something new in a low-pressure environment (try snack time instead of the dreaded dinner battle) and allows them to better express their likes and dislikes.
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The best way to understand the pervasiveness of Trump's misogyny isn't to just look at how he talks about women he dislikes, or even the women he's attracted to sexually.
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Though some of them are hand crafted for the sake of the game's story, most of them are made procedurally, a collection of likes, dislikes, skills, flaws, and complicated histories.
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The brother of Rob Ford, Toronto's late mayor, who was most famous for being caught on video smoking crack, the premier-designate rails against Canada's elites and dislikes the mainstream media.
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Orban has often bashed the EU and repeatedly clashed with non-governmental organizations sponsored by Soros, who promotes a liberal and internationalist world view that the nationalist-minded Hungarian leader dislikes.
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Ecuyer's autism can show itself in a variety of ways, and she is continually finding out about his likes and dislikes, such as the limited things that Ecuyer likes to eat.
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However, she dislikes the civil rights movement" — the gains from which she, as well as all Chinese Americans, surely benefited from — "and does not want to see her children marry black.
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No one should confuse Mr. Macron's attention to Mr. Trump's likes and dislikes with a genuine bromance, however, and Mr. Macron's staff bristles at the suggestion that the two are friends.
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His leftward lean in the cities ruling may have been influenced by the threat of a 4-4 split, something he much dislikes, since only eight justices were considering that case.
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The EU dislikes the first idea, does not believe technology will ever solve the problem and is against any time limit as it would negate the very purpose of a backstop.
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Hot-Blood Dance Crew was created with help from iQiyis AI Brain, a system that uses machine learning algorithms to analyze video and search data and predict audiences' likes and dislikes.
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The European Union may not like Mr. Trump or the way he is doing things — but that does not mean it dislikes his aims when it comes to trading with China.
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It asks for your happy face, sad face, likes, dislikes, best friend, the way you dance and more, but instead of filling in this biography quiz with text, you shoot videos.
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Fast forward a few days, and the video has the distinct honor of becoming the second-most disliked video on YouTube, racking up an impressive 7.7 million dislikes since its debut.
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He frequently labels coverage he dislikes "fake news" and has threatened to pull press credentials, and the White House last month barred a CNN reporter from covering an open press event.
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Though, honestly, it may also be because the study focused on dads, who seem to have less influence over the likes and dislikes of their daughters as compared to their sons.
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It asks for your happy face, sad face, likes, dislikes, best friend, the way you dance, and more, but instead of filling in this biography quiz with text, you shoot videos.
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Ideology is present when the pro-choice person instantly dislikes and insults someone who is pro-life, regardless of their reasons and regardless of what else they may have in common.
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When you permanently delete your YouTube account, you will also delete any videos you have posted to the site, as well as all of your comments, likes or dislikes, and messages.
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In an effort to understand what makes audiences band together to dislike a video, we took a look at the 12 most-hated YouTube videos, based on the number of dislikes.
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Overall the deal is a win for Mr Macron, who may have killed off the Spitzenkandidat system (which he dislikes) while getting friendly faces into both the commission and the ECB.
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You've got plenty of company—research shows fear of those creepy crawlies is the most prevalent phobia among adults, and that about a third of the population generally dislikes these animals.
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From this, he compiled his own YouTube playlists of most-viewed Pokémon videos, most-liked Pokémon videos, and most-"appreciated" Pokémon videos (determined by the ratio of video likes to dislikes).
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The D.U.P. dislikes anything that puts Northern Ireland in a different category from the rest of the United Kingdom, as any backstop plan would do, at least to a limited extent.
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It refers to a conspiratorial worldview: a cabal that likes open borders, diversity and weak nation states, and that dislikes white people, Christianity and the traditional culture of their own country.
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For decades, when other young girls are coming into their own understanding of their likes and dislikes, Brodeur is becoming an expert liar and gobbling Tums like candy from the stress.
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They tell criminals about your likes and dislikes and help them create a fuller portrait of who you are and what might be lurking in your email should they hack it.
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Experts say it's OK for a child to see that a parent has likes and dislikes, but they need to show that they eat regular meals and prefer healthy foods, too.
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One is Senator John McCain, a Cold Warrior who dislikes the idea of cozying up to the Kremlin and is preparing for hearings on Moscow's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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However, it's also worth noting that President Trump has taken other actions that the Russian government strongly dislikes — most notably, ordering a strike on Syrian government forces that are backed by Russia.
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"I knew they had in depth data on my likes, dislikes, and general interests and that someone could compile that into a pretty detailed persona on me as a consumer," she said.
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Reports have suggested that a video with a high number of dislikes — that outweighs the number of positive likes — is less likely to be recommended, and could therefore hurt the creator's channel.
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Mr Guest, 68, pioneered improvised "comedies in a documentary style" (he dislikes the term "mockumentary") when he co-wrote and co-starred in "This is Spinal Tap" (1984), directed by Rob Reiner.
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Candour over his likes and dislikes is a well-ingrained trait of the 45th president, and nothing he has tweeted suggests that anything but fear and disdain characterise his feelings toward Muslims.
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Yet all seemed willing to discuss their sexual likes, dislikes and anxieties, including use of porn, body shyness, and the possible role of both in fuelling a millennial obsession with pubic grooming.
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Now that first families are approaching the chief usher position as a sort of bespoke role, one tailored for their particular likes and dislikes, we're starting to see that tradition slowly dying.
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Infinite Warfare's trailer, meanwhile, has received more than 540,000 dislikes on YouTube so far, which was so bad publisher Activision's CEO Eric Hirshberg had to comment on it during an earnings call.
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Rather than being greeted as an honest attempt to reach out to a voting group that overwhelmingly dislikes him, the taco bowl post was widely mocked as an obvious, ham-fisted pander.
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It should be easy to delete your witty bio, photos, and list of likes and dislikes, but there are often a few less obvious steps you need to wipe your presence completely.
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The most disliked video of all time, Justin Bieber's "Baby," has 28500 million dislikes and "YouTube Rewind 6900: Everyone Controls Rewind" is close behind at 2628 million at the time of publication.
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Throughout the five films in the series, we've learned almost nothing about who Hunt really is: His likes and dislikes, his personal history, his life outside the stories told in the movies.
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It starts with an idea that's usually inspired by an everyday annoyance, like an upcoming machine that's designed to prevent Herscher from having to lick his own stamps (he dislikes the taste).
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As he grills potential lovers about likes and dislikes, delivering question after question about marriage and kids, each ultimatum feels more ridiculous, yanking love's ethereal mystery back to the logistics of Earth.
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Many of you wondered why we ended Tuesday's episode about Representative Rashida Tlaib with a quote from President Trump that condemned her statements about the Holocaust and claimed she dislikes Jewish people.
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If he isn't satisfied with the salary being proposed, or if he dislikes the city where the team plays or the manager he will play for, he can remain where he is.
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Later, she picks up a dead dog that had "fallen from the sky" (it had been tossed over a wall) and throws it at the knees of an adult she instinctively dislikes.
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Enlightened trainers learn all they can about a species, from anatomy to social structure, to understand how it thinks, what it likes and dislikes, what comes easily to it and what doesn't.
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An awkward spot for health bureaucrats Government health experts onstage with Trump had to tread a difficult line -- between honoring their professional assessments and avoiding angering the President, who dislikes being contradicted.
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The buttons will also be accessible on some of the content recommended across Hulu's main interface, so you can share your likes and dislikes as you're browsing for something new to watch.
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He was such a frequent visitor that he had his own room and was treated as a member of the family, his likes and dislikes known, his various ailments — melancholia, insomnia — understood.
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Facebook is driven by data, and in order to get people to see opposing points of views, it might have to do the unthinkable — disregard the likes and dislikes of its users.
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While Ebadi dislikes severe economic sanctions of the type imposed by Washington, she believes that with enough international pressure of a different kind, the West can force Iran's clerical establishment from power.
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Each character has his or her own particular set of likes and dislikes that influence how he or she reacts to your actions in the game, depending on his or her individual personalities.
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We all know Taurus dislikes change, so it's exciting to see what Uranus will shake up over the next seven years (expect changes to how you spend money, seek security, and approach materialism).
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As someone who dislikes butter getting everywhere, I like that the sprayer's trigger button remains sealed under an outer-layer of silicone, ensuring any splash-back won't get into the device's inner workings.
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In this,Trump is starting to sound a lot like the typical American voter, who supports individual provisions of the ACA but suddenly dislikes the law the minute it's revealed to be Obamacare.
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"Either Trump has spent too much time in his Trump Tower and has no clue about what's happening, or he truly dislikes women and are quite threatened by them," Boxer said on MSNBC.
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The Trump administration installed its own appointees to several important US attorney posts without getting the Senate's approval and has recently sidelined several career officials in the FBI or DOJ whom Trump dislikes.
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In the era of "big data," broadband providers do not need to look at the actual content you stream or download to learn about the likes and dislikes of everyone in your home.
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Sharif's supporters say the military dislikes the ousted prime minister because of his attempts to assert civilian authority over the army, but the military has several times denied any role in his ouster.
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Four years off being legally allowed to vote in this country, he's dressed in a two-toned Supreme velour tracksuit (retail: $478) and is alarmingly articulate about his fashion likes and, notably, dislikes.
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There should be an app for this, where everyone's pizza preferences and dislikes are plugged in, and then a complicated algorithm determines what pizza should be ordered that caters to all finicky tastes.
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One of the best ways to prepare for an interview is to be equipped to answer questions that relate not only to your resume, but to your likes and dislikes as a professional.
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Steidl dislikes the shiny paper that is often found in photography books, and prefers to use uncoated paper, even though it takes longer to dry and thus makes a printing cycle more expensive.
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The Trump administration has had a tense relationship with the press, with the president frequently deriding media coverage he dislikes as "fake news" and encouraging his rally crowds to jeer reporters in attendance.
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And I've tried, I swear, but it's so fucking hard for me because I am a picky eater in general (other dislikes: all seafood and really any meat unless it's very well done).
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" She dislikes the euphemism "the change" for menopause because it is "a bland word that holds none of the distress and despair of endless hot flashes, depression, brain fog and eradication of libido.
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" Jody Williams, who with Rita Sodi owns the West Village restaurant Via Carota and has her own smaller place, Buvette, dislikes talking about policy and prefers to say that "laptops are frowned on.
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" Her PAD says hospitals shouldn't "overload me with a whole lot of questions" and that although she dislikes electroconvulsive shock, it's helped her become communicative, so "if they have to do it, yeah.
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"I ask for your commitment to resist the president's request and call on you to publicly refuse to challenge the license of any broadcaster because the president dislikes its coverage," Mr. Markey wrote.
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As soon as some new person also swipes right on that active dating app user, the algorithm assumes the new person "also" dislikes the Jewish user's profile, by the definition of collaborative filtering.
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Rather than K-beauty, a term he dislikes partly owing to its pop associations, "the focus now is more on organic ingredients and A-beauty," he says, where the A stands for Asian.
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The way the story is usually told, it was in the eighteenth century that, for various unrelated reasons—sociological, religious, philosophical—it seemed important to distinguish personal likes and dislikes from disinterested appreciation.
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He's getting acquainted with feminism, has clearly stated he dislikes the Muslim travel ban, and played gay in a movie before it was cool, so he must be somewhere on the left, right?
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Now, food researchers who are seeking to better understand the diets of elementary-school children have begun assessing the scientific reliability of emojis as a means of measuring kids' culinary likes and dislikes.
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Heise has long been vocal in her efforts to resurrect it - she dislikes its replacement on the outskirts of town - but has found that, as an older woman, her opinions have often been ignored.
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" Doctorow declined, published the legal threat and fired back with a rebuttal letter from the EFF accusing the scooter startup of making "baseless legal threats" in an attempt to "suppress coverage that it dislikes.
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Orban, in power since 2010, has often bashed the EU and repeatedly clashed with non-governmental organizations sponsored by Soros, who promotes a liberal and internationalist worldview that the nationalist-minded Hungarian leader dislikes.
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If you look at the all-important YouTube metrics, the video has amassed more than 13 million views in three days and has 326,000 likes, compared to more than 700,000 dislikes on the platform.
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Leazott, who dislikes Trump and says he voted twice for George W. Bush, created the fake seal after the 2016 election as "just a goofy thing for some people I knew," the Post reported.
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"There are so many negative voices accompanied with this photo," she captioned it (though she declined to get specific about what she dislikes in it; no need to give those negative voices further credence).
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Humans are obviously at the heart of things, he said, but digital assistants, like Microsoft's Cortana, will be "always with you across all your devices," getting to know your personal preferences, likes, and dislikes.
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"I always recommend meeting with a registered dietitian, who can take into account your health history, lifestyle habits, likes and dislikes, and develop an eating plan that is specific to your needs," she added.
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When teachers take the time to learn about their students' likes, dislikes and personal interests, whether it's racial issues brewing at their school, their after-school job, or their dreams and goals, learning improves.
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The result is a system that is able to suggest not just shows a listener may like, but also individual episodes, based on their likes, dislikes and other insights gained from their listening history.
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Thomas dislikes media interviews and almost never speaks up at oral arguments, but his booming voice fills the court room when he reads an opinion and he frequently speaks at schools across the country.
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"The establishment dislikes (Cruz and Trump) for various reasons, but they fear Cruz because he has not been able to be co-opted by the corrupt system in Washington," said Needham of Heritage Action.
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It is more complex than that, and simply pressing control-alt-delete, as Mr. Trump would like to do with everything he dislikes or disagrees with, and erasing NAFTA will not solve those challenges.
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Several people who have spoken with Cuomo about the WFP said that he dislikes the party because it represents a wing of leftist politics in New York that he hasn't been able to dominate.
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The belief that there is only one Asian culture and not dozens, some with entrenched dislikes and prejudices against one another, has been one major source of misunderstanding between the East and the West.
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"Thus, just as the case was to be submitted to the jury, Shkreli made a public threat against two women whom he dislikes and with whom he has feuded in the past," prosecutors wrote.
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YouTube keeps these comment likes or dislikes private for the safety and security of users, but it&aposs likely a safe bet anyone who left a positive comment on your comment also liked it.
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While reporting at Kotaku, I took a closer look at how some piracy websites resemble message boards, with people coming together to talk about their likes, dislikes, and stories about their adventures in gaming.
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He sees everyone from journalists to his own children as potential converts, and he dislikes the campaign's prevailing media narrative, which tends to ignore this pet issue in favor of his views on Sept.
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"Shit happens, deal with it, stop whining, take your medicine, grow the fuck up," says Ellis, who has written an entire book about how much he dislikes it when people unfollow him on Twitter.
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The Trump administration favors stricter rules on how much NAFTA content auto parts need to have to qualify for duty-free treatment — a desire the auto workers' union embraces and the car industry dislikes.
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The idea that the US military should be subject to the personal likes and dislikes of the commander-in-chief runs directly counter to the image of our troops both in the US and abroad.
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Cuba dislikes U.S. attempts to undermine its Communist rule, such as the Miami-based, U.S. government-controlled Radio Marti broadcaster which beams radio, TV and online news that is critical of Cuban leadership to Cuba.
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The online portal contains detailed notes on residents' likes and dislikes — from sports teams to food preferences — so the concierge who greets them can immediately interact with them in a way that seems more personalized.
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Mr Mattis dislikes the sobriquet, and was better known among his men as a "warrior-monk" who combined ferocity in combat with a taste for reading Marcus Aurelius and other Roman thinkers in his tent.
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Nominated to replace Mr Tillerson as secretary of state is Mike Pompeo, the hawkish director of the Central Intelligence Agency who also dislikes the Iran deal and wants to see regime change in North Korea.
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If she, for one second, betrays that she dislikes the men who tried to rape her or the men trying to defend them, SHE will be cast as the abusive, violent party in the exchange.
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In other words, Mr Obama should pick a candidate, the Senate should grill him and, if it dislikes what it finds, it can demand that someone else be put forward, until the vacancy is filled.
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Their announcement video currently has nearly 240,000 thumbs down off 1.95 million views, and a subsequent video that tries to explain and clarify their intent has been slammed with 230,000 dislikes off 2.46 million views.
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We asked Julia Moskin of The Times's Food section (who dislikes dining streetside because of the people, pollution and traffic swirling around) for ideas about how to eat under blue skies, but off the sidewalk.
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To determine your best match, make sure you're asking the right questions before your first meeting: anything relating to a person's family, college, jobs, likes and dislikes, religion, and philosophies in life are good options.
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Mr. Bolton is far more hawkish than either Mr. Mattis or General McMaster; administration officials said his deputy, Ms. Ricardel, actively dislikes the Pentagon chief — a feeling Mr. Mattis is believed to return in full.
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She tells him that she likes or dislikes most of these things, and he, in turn, tells her some things she already knows, like the fact that he was an only child and relentlessly teased.
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If only for your poor nephew, who probably had to walk through Johnny Cash's "burning ring of fire" to get you on the guest list if his mother dislikes you as much as you claim.
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If you're not careful, most of what you do online and in mobile apps will wind up fueling targeted advertising, all that data feeding into a composite profile of your likes, dislikes, and demographic information.
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Sessions is ready to dispense with the laws he dislikes — the law of asylum and the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution — in order to achieve an end that he desires — detaining and deporting immigrants.
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In the "Currently" post on her website and app – which gives fans an insight into her latest thoughts, likes and dislikes – the reality star wrote that she is wearing a back brace because of the injury.
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Every day, billions of dollars change hands and countless decisions are made on the basis of our likes and dislikes, our friends and families, our relationships and conversations, our wishes and fears, our hopes and dreams.
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Bush speechwriter David Frum, who has recently enjoyed a rehabilitated reputation as someone who agrees with Donald Trump on basically everything but nonetheless dislikes him, has accused Iraqis of choosing to be slaughtered after the invasion.
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While Jezebel writer Frida Garza vehemently dislikes the plant, and Vox's Ellen Airhart diplomatically chooses not to express an opinion one way or the other, I'm finding it hard to contain my enthusiasm for this thing.
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We had a great time during the three or so hours we spent together – we laughed, we exchanged hilarious date-fail stories, we spoke about our families, likes and dislikes…just normal date stuff, you know?
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Mike Knipper, a grain farmer from Iowa who likes some of Trump's policies and dislikes others, said that most farmers in his community are Trump supporters who will continue to support him through the trade war.
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Beijing dislikes the U.S. military presence in South Korea and Japan and has urged Washington to suspend the drills that Pyongyang claims are rehearsals for invasion, in return for the North&aposs halting of nuclear activities.
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He blacklisted a host of leading news organizations during his campaign and threatened to "open up" libel laws to sue them for coverage he dislikes, though experts say he'd have a real hard time doing it.
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It's in these complicated questions that one senior Democratic strategist made another comparison: Single-payer, the strategist said, could become Democrats' version of Trump's border wall -- something his core supporters love but the overall electorate dislikes.
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In conversation, he dislikes questions about his own biography — he doesn't even much like to have his picture taken — but his work has often been a mirror of the influences of his native city and upbringing.
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During a keynote conversation for Create & Cultivate's Los Angeles conference on Saturday, Kardashian West admitted to best pal Allison Statter and the gathered audience at City Market Social House, the one thing she dislikes about fame.
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There's a profile with various likes/dislikes fields that can be filled in, and users can also take a questionnaire to further flesh out what the app knows about them so it can better tailor matches.
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But tweeting angrily about Pfizer was part of a pattern that's played out multiple times in his administration: Trump publicly calls out a company that's doing something he dislikes, then claims their reaction as a victory.
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Every day, billions of dollars change hands, and countless decisions are made on the basis of our likes and dislikes, our friends and families, our relationships and conversations, our wishes and fears, our hopes and dreams.
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We can be certain that Mr. Hamilton's name has been added to a list of Western scholars who are banned from China, another common tactic used against outspoken China scholars whose work the Chinese government dislikes.
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Everything we have here is informed by our likes and our dislikes and our experiences, and while we continue to have more experiences, what we choose to look at — paint colors and objects alike — will change.
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However, our findings show that our social attitudes, our likes and dislikes for various types of people and various forms of behavior, are related more than we might think to our preferences in the physical world.
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When children with autism go missing, rescuers get to know their likes and dislikes, and use familiar sounds, such as the voice of a cartoon character and a favorite song to draw them out during searches.
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McCain is in the role because he is "a Cold Warrior who dislikes the idea of cozying up to the Kremlin and is preparing for hearings on Moscow's meddling in the 2016 presidential election," Weiner writes.
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But a source directly familiar with the meeting said the United States, which dislikes the idea of clamping down on what are predominantly American firms, made clear it had no interest in the prospect of regulation.
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Adults may hang on to their youthful food dislikes — at the top of the list are vegetables — but then add more restrictions, such as consuming only smooth foods or limiting their diet to bland, white meals.
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Trump dislikes a sunset clause that allows Iran to restart some of its nuclear program as soon as 2025, and has noted that the agreement does not ban Tehran from continuing to test intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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"Most traditions are hostile to beauty and excellence," he said, although he believes in a "biological hierarchy" that privileges some traditions over others (he's a fan of the French, the Greeks, the Japanese; he dislikes Ashkenazi Jews).
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This disturbing peek into Brennan's mind makes it entirely plausible that one of the reasons he hates President Trump so much is because he dislikes our capitalist system that produces wealthy and successful entrepreneurs like Donald Trump.
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President Donald Trump, who dislikes the term "border adjustment," said on Tuesday his tax reform plan would create "a level playing field" for U.S. industry - a phrase widely viewed as referring to some kind of border tax.
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As to Dr Lobmaier, he found that, though the men in his study expressed strong likes and dislikes concerning the odours he asked them to smell, these bore no relation to the MHCs of the women involved.
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She dislikes facials, which irritate her sensitive skin, and instead replicates the spa experience in the privacy of her own home using at home masks (the actress has shared the moment once or twice on social media).
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" That's probably better for him in the long run, since Minaj made clear that she dislikes disapproval of her new man by replying to a fan on Instagram, "He was 15, she was 16 … in a relationship.
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Users sign up for the services, which survey them about their likes, dislikes, preferred brands and price points, then they begin receiving pre-scheduled or on-demand deliveries of clothes that they can either keep or return.
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" He dislikes the vast expansion of the role of parenting into every aspect of children's lives, including curating their children's hobbies with excruciating care, and he says he aspires to be "the opposite of a tiger parent.
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President Donald Trump usually refrains from tweeting in front of other people because he dislikes wearing the reading glasses he needs to see his iPhone screen, The New York Times reported Saturday, citing people close to him.
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Social network is defined as follows: A social structure made up of individuals or organizations that are tied together by values, visions, ideas, financial exchange, friendship, dating, relationships, kinship, likes, dislikes, conflict, trade, common ideas or principles.
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"The United States cannot proceed from ideological prejudice, use its own standards and likes and dislikes to judge the media of other countries, let alone suppress the Chinese media unreasonably," said Geng Shuang, a Foreign Ministry spokesman.
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"The effect on the life of the nation of a president inventing conspiracy theories in order to distract attention from legitimate investigations or other things he dislikes is corrosive," said Jon Meacham, a presidential historian and biographer.
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"What he was doing for Trump has pretty much been limited to sending threatening letters either to media outlets or about stories that Trump dislikes," Mirell said, adding he doesn't know the current work of the firm.
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This poses a deep danger for legitimate, aggressive journalism, especially from the president-elect, who has been consistent in his heavy-handed demonization of any and all media whenever he dislikes critical but accurate stories about him.
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"They will learn more about your habits, your likes, your dislikes, your routines, when you're most likely to forget to take your medication, what are the aspects of your health that need the most attention," she said.
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Generally, though, it has been a boon for the advertising world, giving marketers the ability to make sales pitches to you based on your precise moods and interests — derived by your likes, dislikes, clicks and thumb swipes.
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"He's criticizing her work, but you love him, and you love them," Gerwig said — a mood conjured by an oddly charming exchange between Jo and Bhaer after he reads her stories, dislikes them and tells her so.
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He wasn't exaggerating: Like all diners, my husband and I received an email in advance of our reservation inquiring about our likes and dislikes and any allergies — then enjoyed a meal that met our pescatarian preferences perfectly.
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Strain dislikes Warren's proposal for all sorts of reasons, including that he thinks it will increase tax avoidance and his general skepticism of the idea that inequality is as big a problem as liberals say it is.
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It's also given us the chance to discuss serious subjects that we probably wouldn't have otherwise discussed so early on in our relationship: dirty talk, fantasies, the seriousness of our relationship, our likes and dislikes during sex.
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The ladder to the loft bed is divisive: Mr. Chen loves the space savings and can go up and down one-handed, but Ms. Do dislikes using it late at night and first thing in the morning.
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The relationship between creators and the platform is also more strained than ever, with vague and unpopular policy changes, YouTube Rewind getting more and more dislikes every year, and YouTubers suffering from mental health issues like burnout.
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For the court, then, a serial comma was a necessity, even though, as Daniel Victor of The Times notes, the writer of the law followed the rules of The Maine Legislative Drafting Manual, which dislikes such commas.
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As she takes her position in the spotlight — a place she has said she dislikes — the question now is what her version of Chanel will look like, and how it will uphold or diverge from Lagerfeld's work.
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It's a lot about building relationships and helping people... One of the fundamental things about the game is you meet a character, you get to know them, you learn their likes and dislikes and how to help them.
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BREXITEERS have long fretted that the civil service dislikes the whole business of leaving the EU. Former officials have made this plain, criticising especially the Department for Exiting the European Union (DEXEU), led by David Davis, a Brexiteer.
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After Facebook was launched, for the first time people felt comfortable sharing intimate details online, including their phone number, relationship status, likes and dislikes, location and more, because they felt they could control who had access to them.
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Incidentally, it's also a day when anyone who dislikes clowns should steer clear of midtown New York since no fewer than 33 clown groups, including breakfast clowns, viking clowns, and "aarsome pirate" clowns, will take to the streets.
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But a future administration that is less sympathetic to the ACA could invoke the delays as precedent for declining to enforce other provisions that it dislikes, including provisions that are essential to the proper functioning of the law.
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But if she wanted much-better advice from someone who could speak to her strengths, weak spots, professional likes, dislikes, and areas of curiosity, I figured that she might want to look for a mentor closer to home.
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And in the wake of the Republicans' failure to repeal Obamacare last month, it was only a matter of time before Trump would directly tackled this aspect of the healthcare law — one his conservative base dislikes the most.
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You know, not to say Fidel Castro and Cuba are perfect — they are certainly not — but just because Ronald Reagan dislikes these people does not mean to say the people in their own nations feel the same way.
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"Your child's 'likes and dislikes' do not supercede the rules and regulations set forth by your current school district that you reside in and pay taxes to," one person wrote in the comments section under Pearlman's blog post.
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Across from him, Mr. Trump, a leader who dislikes preparing for high-stakes meetings with other leaders and instead relies on personal relationships to guide his diplomatic deal making, seemed to come in focused on flattering Mr. Putin.
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Zendesk has a great amount of data at its disposal about the customer's likes and dislikes based on interactions with the help desk side of the house, and Zendesk CEO Mikkel Svane sees the two sides being interconnected.
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She disqualified outright the men who were shorter than 5 foot 10, who were named Jimmy (she dislikes the name) or who had been dumped in their previous relationship, making the rose ceremonies on "The Bachelorette" look generous.
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Williams, with more championships than any other player in the Open era, has often said she dislikes in-match coaching, even the legal variety on the WTA Tour, and it would be in her interest to do so.
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Last year's video — which ignored, for instance, KSI and Logan Paul's high-profile boxing match — was so detested by the community that it became the most-disliked video ever on the platform, with 16 million dislikes to date.
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The off-site events and dinners at Mr. Pence's residence underscore the vice president's outreach to donors for an administration led by a president who dislikes courting contributors, who often expect personal attention in exchange for their support.
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But the solution to the broader misinformation dilemma — the pervasive climate of rumor, propaganda and conspiracy theories that Facebook has inadvertently incubated — may require something that Facebook has never done: ignoring the likes and dislikes of its users.
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Plus, with all the quality time he spends with them, Terry can now tell Safe Haven employees each individual cat's likes and dislikes, important things to know to keep the kitties comfortable while they wait for their forever homes.
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" Ted Cruz: Trump team planted National Enquirer sex scandal story When asked who he likes better -- President Barack Obama or Republican presidential rival Donald Trump -- Cruz said he "dislikes Obama's policies more ... but Donald -- Donald is a unique individual.
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It has since announced a scaled-down hunt, ignoring suggestions that declaring itself unbound by international agreements it dislikes could backfire (some said China and South Korea might apply the same logic in their bitter territorial disputes with Japan).
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Some of the groupings we could identify as "it grouped all the comedies together," but sometimes it was grouping films in clusters based on humans' expressions of likes and dislikes where we couldn't understand what was the common theme.
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He said he dislikes using anecdotal evidence, but he has been talking and writing about this for some time, and he said he believes the vast majority of financial advisors with long-term clients have seen a similar pattern.
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The question that will hang over Mexico during the next four months is whether, in his sharp-elbowed ascent, Mr Anaya has made too many enemies to unite the disparate majority that dislikes AMLO and thus win the presidency.
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That's where you'd find a paragraph or two about his/her likes and dislikes along with a pull-out poster you could hang on your wall (if your mom would let you — I swear that sticky tack comes off!).
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Here's a list of things I like about the Fenders and a couple of things I don't: Likes: Dislikes: Fender says that this line of headphones is just the first in its efforts to branch into new product categories.
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Let's start off with one of the most helpful healthy eating tools out there: PlateJoy is a super user-friendly meal app (with optional grocery delivery service) that offers personalized nutrition plans based on your likes, dislikes, and lifestyle.
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The president said he dislikes McCain because of his connection to a dossier of claims about the president and Russia as well as his vote against a Republican effort to repeal ObamaCare and his support for the Iraq War.
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Yet, I am not sure I am ready to blame the employees of Revolut (or its leaders, frankly) before I place the blame on a culture that demands extreme growth and dislikes it when the consequences come to bear.
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The fiscally conservative FDP dislikes the idea of a euro zone budget or any facility that may lead to financial transfers from wealthier euro zone countries to poorer ones, as well as the possibility of national debt being pooled.
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He does not appear to be fostering a policy discussion about local sales taxes in a connected economy; instead there is reason to suspect that the president has used his political muscle to target a firm he simply dislikes.
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His father, who is white, is extremely conservative but deeply opposed to Trump; he dislikes the president so much, Mollenkof said, that he changed his stance on issues like climate change to be as far from Trump's as possible.
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A 34-year-old New York woman who couldn't get her buspirone refilled in January said she couldn't sleep and had such severe panic attacks that she had to use Klonopin, a drug she dislikes because it is addictive.
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"Pheramor uses both your biology and your social technology; we collect your genetic data through a q-tip-like cheek swab and acquire your like, dislikes, and interests from your social media profiles like Facebook, Twitter, etc," the company website explains.
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Finally, she pivoted to the sanctity of the free press — something many people believe is threatened under a Trump administration due to his history of barring reporters he dislikes from the press pool and promising to revamp our libel laws.
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As much as your sun sign (the sign that you normally read your horoscope for) can influence your general personality (your likes, dislikes, strengths, and weaknesses), you might find that it doesn't quite "get" you when it comes to your fears.
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This month lawmakers in the one-party state approved a sweeping cyber-security law that would push social media firms to remove content the government dislikes and to reveal the identities of those who use their platforms to spread dissent.
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For this reason, even if there isn't any prospect of receiving an appointment to a prominent position by Trump and even if he doesn't want one, Cruz is going to think seriously about standing behind the man he so dislikes.
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But - in what the sources said was a worst-case scenario - a government angry at Boeing and unconvinced by other U.S. options may end up facing off against a Canadian air force that dislikes the idea of a European jet.
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" Another colleague, Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace, said in a separate interview he dislikes media personalities who join Trump in "bashing the media, because oftentimes what they are bashing is stuff that we on the news side are doing.
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Using a mirror to watch yourself masturbate is a sexy way to intimately connect with yourself — and watching while you turn yourself on (and get yourself off) can actually help you learn even more about your sexual likes and dislikes.
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This is unlikely, not just because the EU heartily dislikes a man who made his journalistic career mocking their precious project, but also because it recognises that it can't concede too much to Britain without threatening the integrity of the union.
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I thought that technology would be the biggest stumbling block that you would face in faking your death, but it's actually really being able to truly abandon your old life and your old profile of your likes and dislikes and preferences.
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An army veteran, he dislikes texting while driving (which he probably will not encounter on this show) and nose-picking (which he definitely will encounter on this show.) The 28-year-old Kentucky native lists Jesus Christ as his life's inspiration.
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Battle Royale meets the Bachelor But beyond its Battle Royale meets The Bachelor premise, The Lobster also suggests a world where adults have learned to socialize from a wikiHow manual, discussing their hobbies and likes and dislikes with dispassionate recitation.
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An easy camaraderie develops among us as we chat during our work — fondness turns to light teasing, we develop inside jokes, we start to get to know one another's likes and dislikes, become attuned to the rhythms of our work.
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When party and ideology are as tightly aligned as they are, an ad doesn't need to connect all the dots to push a voter who dislikes President Obama's health insurance program to vote Republican or an environmental activist to vote Democratic.
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While Hater's focus is on dislikes, it's not the only dating app trying to suss out more information about its users' personalities as a means of differentiating itself from the hot-or-not, photo-driven apps like Tinder and Bumble.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Tuesday cast doubt on U.S. President Donald Trump's ability to keep Twitter users whose political views he dislikes from responding to his own account, suggesting it might violate those users' free speech rights.
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So the first task in repairing it is to seek empathetic understanding of the other person — understanding the other person's likes and dislikes, his or her oddities, how half-forgotten wounds in the past can trigger ridiculous overreactions in the present.
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His relationship with King George VI (Ben Mendelsohn) is strained at first — the king clearly dislikes this slovenly replacement for the refined Chamberlain — but both men evolve as they figure out how to work together while the conflict abroad deepens.
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The two companies are likely to receive a high ratio of user consent given their loyal customer base while both own high-quality data because users post likes, dislikes and location, or search for areas of interest on Google or YouTube.
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True Companion's RoxxxyGold comes with a base personality so she "likes what you like, dislikes what you dislike"—but for anything resembling emotional variety, extra personalities such as "Frigid Farrah" or "S&M Susan" have to be bought and installed.
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"The government wants to arbitrarily label, malign and separate from society certain N.G.O.s it dislikes" and, eventually, to force them to cease their operations, the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, which provides legal assistance to asylum seekers among others, said in a statement.
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So we have a small group of men, Mr. Turtle, Mr. Nox, Mr. Swabey-Boyns, Mr. Jaraby, General Sanctuary, Sir George Ponders, Mr. Sole, and Mr. Cridley bound together by ancient memories, antique jealousies, anecdotes crumbling into dust — and unquenchable dislikes.
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Aides to Mr. Sanders view him as well positioned against Mr. Biden — who in many ways embodies the centrist Washington establishment Mr. Sanders dislikes — and they have urged him for months to go after the former vice president more directly.
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Amazon is now protesting that Microsoft victory, arguing that its cloud technology is so superior to the rest of the market that the real reason the US chose Microsoft was because President Donald Trump dislikes Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos.
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And while our food preferences and dislikes help determine what we actually put into our mouths -- which ultimately influences our health -- more and more research points to lifestyle factors that can greatly affect both the quality and quantity of our diets.
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