U.S. inequality is egregious, but it's far less egregious when measured correctly.
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This would be an egregious violation of privacy Of course, this would be an egregious violation of privacy (and probably illegal).
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I think we need to undo a lot of the egregious, a lot of the egregious mistakes that the Bush administration did.
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How bad is bad, how egregious is egregious, how many years need to pass before there is a cleansing of the money?
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So instead she was soaring above her own paranoia and mocking Trump's paranoia, soaring above her egregious messes and gamboling through Trump's egregious messes.
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The most egregious false claim: The safety of the Kurds Trump made it hard to pick a most egregious false claim about Syria and Turkey.
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The use of chemical weapons is an egregious act, but the airstrikes seem like an afterthought given the many more egregious acts that were not considered worthy of response.
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Summers: Budget plan has 'egregious' accounting error: Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers on Tuesday said that President Trump's budget relies on an "egregious" accounting error to make its numbers add up.
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" He also described the attacks as "egregious" and "abhorrent.
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The reasoning, as I understand it, is that if Trump's request of Comey was so egregious, then how come Comey didn't tell Trump it was so egregious, or quit on the spot?
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"It was a terrible act, an egregious act," Gardner said.
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This is the most egregious, and the timing is incredible.
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Be honest: Who's the most egregious offender in talk radio?
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Google wasted exactly zero time pointing out this egregious mistake.
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I realized he'd likely not done anything all that egregious.
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The most egregious examples are Andrei Arlovski and Alistair Overeem.
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Don McGahn personally witnessed the most egregious of these acts.
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The most egregious faking is in services and job creation.
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America's most egregious form of gender discrimination was the draft.
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That's a particularly egregious problem when there's no physical keyboard.
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Gay World isn't the only egregious entry from Ghost_RUS, either.
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And no more recent, equally egregious comment has come up.
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This egregious erosion of the legislative process must be stopped.
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That was by far the most egregious and damning example.
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He simply ignored the challenger and made more egregious charges.
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It's a little clunky, but I don't think it's egregious.
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This was an egregious case, but not a unique one.
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The tweet's omission is egregious enough that committee chairman Sen.
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The most egregious case was surely that of Norman Augustine.
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These are the most egregious picks though there are more.
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Was the press right that it was an egregious mistake?
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Finally a less egregious performance but still an odd one.
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The case of Javier Valdez was perhaps the most egregious.
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Better to save my energy for the most egregious offenses.
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That's particularly egregious, but the pattern holds across the country.
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In that context, Falwell's tweet is all the more egregious.
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Of course egregious insurance denials are not unique to Medicaid.
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But that particularly egregious abuse of FISA was an anomaly.
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Like investment strategists, epidemiologists are prone to egregious forecasting errors.
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I'm glad we may finally act on these egregious allegations.
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Meanwhile, the list of exiled conservatives is vast and egregious.
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It cited "egregious" delays in the investigations of such shootings.
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The most egregious examples of distortion have taken place online.
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Empire The phrase "midseason finale" is television's most egregious neologism.
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When there isn't even an administrative review, that's pretty egregious.
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A particularly egregious example comes with automating telephone technical support.
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"It still permits egregious products and egregious sales," said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Consumer Federation of America, about the most recent draft of a National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) proposal.
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Equifax is just one of the most recent (and egregious) examples.
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I've done something egregious and I don't want to be defended.
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People are fired for much less egregious activity than Ms. Sandberg.
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Egregious violations of the bank's security procedures have also been uncovered.
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She also plans to refer more egregious cases for criminal prosecution.
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Firstly, the amount of olive oil in that pan feels egregious.
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Countries in egregious violation of these rules are subject to penalties.
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"We believe this egregious behavior warrants a thorough investigation," they wrote.
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The requirements are meant to discourage "egregious tax behavior," Lew added.
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These two numbers present an egregious example of the wage gap.
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" Marco Rubio, Florida: "Donald's comments were vulgar, egregious & impossible to justify.
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Ahead, read about Ivanka's most egregious grifts overstatements from the story.
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I don't see anything which is in really an egregious bubble.
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And that's an egregious error — and it has to be intentional.
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America could retaliate against Mr Assad's forces after particularly egregious actions.
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Let's not demand that they do something, unless it's pretty egregious.
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Since Paul's egregious "suicide forest" video that was posted on Dec.
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He scoffed & said: 'what u have done is egregious, and unforgivable.
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It's nothing egregious, but you'll probably get some dust in there.
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BUT I DON'T SEE IT BECAUSE OF EGREGIOUS BEHAVIOR BY CORPORATIONS.
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Yes, when Trump said something particularly egregious, Ryan would tut-tut.
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While nothing egregious was said, it was still an awkward situation.
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USA Today reported "egregious failures" by the facility's leadership and staff.
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Wehrum's most egregious "reforms" were struck down by a federal court.
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But is the press right that this was an egregious mistake?
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His case on the merits appears much more blatant and egregious.
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While bugs happen, this is a particularly egregious and mystifying one.
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Yet the Skripal case stands out as particularly egregious and escalatory.
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What it really is: A less egregious version of /r/KotakuInAction.
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I feel like an egregious asshole even thinking about it. Here.
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There are egregious examples, such as Larry Nassar at Michigan State.
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Finally, in one of the most egregious abuses of power, Rep.
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But as these things go, it's not a particularly egregious example.
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But when the product is books, the losses feel particularly egregious.
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All journalists make mistakes, even egregious ones, from time to time.
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Players can be immediately ejected if a hit is especially egregious.
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It's egregious to the people and it's wrong to the taxpayers.
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It does not make the outcomes any less egregious or harmful.
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I couldn't find any regular iPhone 11 variants with egregious delays.
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The whole was so egregious, no one could quite believe it.
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"The behavior that we saw was egregious and unacceptable," she said.
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The most egregious recent case involved Danske Bank, Denmark's largest lender.
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But it would arise in response to correspondingly egregious American behavior.
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"I feel this is egregious, I think it's an overreach," Del.
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And nowhere is this corruption more egregious than within Trump's administration.
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I do remember one especially egregious moment when I was 20.
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It was the discovery of the most egregious conduct to date.
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Some price signals are emerging where the problems are most egregious.
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Still, the most egregious cases are found at flagship state institutions.
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As music, it is onerous agitpop — an egregious case of bothsidesism.
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Multiple courts have blocked Trump's most egregious overreach, the Muslim ban.
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That may not make up for mistrials in egregious police shootings.
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"It's pretty egregious from a public shareholder perspective," Borrus told Recode.
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The most egregious false claim: Dorian and Alabama We would have forgotten fast about Trump's original false claim about Alabama and Dorian, though it was pretty egregious, if he had quickly moved on to other deception.
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What makes this "leak" particularly egregious in part comes from its timing.
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That is an egregious oversight, given the talented Latinx actors in Hollywood.
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Yosemite's Starbucks is an optically egregious joinder between corporations and national parks.
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The crack cocaine example is probably the most egregious in recent times.
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Even by the egregious standards of reality TV, these were especially dystopic.
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Despite the egregious participation, charging the students could be a major misstep.
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Another day, another egregious misstep in the world of remakes and reboots.
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What's the most egregious thing the boomers have done in your opinion?
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The allegations against Pennsylvania State Senator Daylin Leach were far more egregious.
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Writer's Note: Adam is going to deal with this egregious oversight ASAP.
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I just got so used to in some ways this egregious behavior.
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"We totally understand that these allegations are very egregious," Caloiaro said Tuesday.
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Whether it's violent or egregious enough to be a felony may vary.
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One judge could have focused on the egregious nature of this crime.
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In egregious cases it is a crime, not just a civil penalty.
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But this instance is particularly egregious, according to Breathe's developer Ben Erez.
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It's far more egregious than anything its odd framing and missteps warranted.
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At the moment, the most egregious sexual harassers are no doubt fearful.
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WHERE DO YOU DRAW THE LINE ON WHAT'S AN OUTLIER, WHAT'S EGREGIOUS?
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Unsurprisingly, Miller does not do drugs or commit egregious acts of vandalism.
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An exciting new Kickstarter is now seeking to overcome this egregious oversight.
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Here are its three biggest letdowns, ranked from least to most egregious.
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First and perhaps most egregious, the load screens are frequent and long.
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Over time, such a list might serve to arrest such egregious practices.
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The most egregious fault, though, was that audio streaming was consistently unreliable.
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Prosecutors would need to find something egregious like a knowingly false statement.
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Schneiderman said the most egregious of the products were those targeting children.
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The most egregious error this movie made was putting these two together.
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The tweet was immediately flooded with comments cringing over the egregious mistake.
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Later, a government minister took part in some particularly egregious victim blaming.
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Though such blatantly egregious subscription deceptions are harder to get away with.
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Even companies with the most egregious violations continue to receive federal contracts.
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And that is even more egregious that it was so purposefully hurtful.
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Egregious or repeated behavior is grounds for removal from the Developer Program.
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"Granted, I suck at flying, but even this was egregious," he continued.
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Le reportedly called Meng's arrest "extremely egregious" and demanded she be released.
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If you think the headlines and articles are egregious now, just wait.
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In fact, the more egregious the crime, the more you get paid.
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His birthright citizenship proposal is especially egregious—not just unconstitutional, but fascist.
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Instead, his economic policies provide egregious tax breaks to the wealthiest Americans.
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If Sweeney's right, her findings demonstrate a particularly egregious instance of prejudice.
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For somebody to post that that's supposedly an authority is absolutely egregious.
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Phantom's dire reputation, unsurprisingly, suggests something more egregious than what's really there.
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They also feel all the more egregious in light of Detroit's faults.
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By "responding mindfully" I don't mean acquiescing in Trump's most egregious conduct.
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When a person causes egregious offense, the appropriate response isn't damage control.
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However, it seems to be especially egregious in the music streaming industry.
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Trump's speech yesterday seemed especially egregious as far as veering into politics.
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Egregious generic price hikes signal a breakdown in the prescription drug market.
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The most egregious abuses are just the tip of the iceberg, though.
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"Fast food menus were especially egregious in misrepresenting caloric values," they noted.
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Of the major players, the boys' behavior is probably the least egregious.
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"This is a very egregious act that took place," Chief Cason said.
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The law provides a bit of prosecutorial discretion for non-egregious cases.
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The behavior would likely have to be egregious to meet this standard.
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Why aren't they vigorously protesting and trying to stop these egregious actions?
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It's still gentrification, but it's even more egregious, maybe, because it's us.
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These issues are so egregious that the United Nations is taking notice.
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"This is an egregious cover-up that must not stand," said Sen.
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Kidd described the assaults as egregious, degrading and humiliating to the victims.
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Impeachment, not criminal prosecution, is our Constitution's response to egregious executive malfeasance.
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It's got to be so egregious that there's a standard to it.
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However, an equally egregious scandal is the preference in admissions accorded athletes.
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Tech companies are fueling some of the most egregious human-rights abuses.
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But there are legal checks and balances to guard against egregious errors.
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Here's are just a few of the most egregious examples of Mrs.
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The most egregious hostility has inspired genocide at the hands of ISIS.
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I say that this allegation, if true, is the most egregious offense.
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How egregious was the misconduct engaged in while they made their fortune?
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That, more than overstating intelligence on WMDs, was the really egregious lie.
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What other rights are they folding into this contract that seem egregious?
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The most egregious false claim: Saving Social Security Trump is a dishonesty maximalist: He often seems to prefer an egregious lie, told confidently, to spin that might be more accurate but might also make him seem defensive or evasive.
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What I did was so egregious and unforgiveable, no one should defend it.
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Arup Associate Russell Fortmeyer points out the Death Star's egregious lack of sustainability.
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Particularly egregious is the performance of White House Chief of Staff John Kelly.
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But really, it shouldn't take hours for something that egregious to be addressed.
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Keiley found out about this egregious use of eminent domain from — who else?
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Calling the crime "egregious," she noted Schroeder's lack of remorse as a factor.
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Only the most egregious manifestations have been removed, but the rest still exists.
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We're sure their good friend Bey will forgive them for this egregious snub.
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The promises may be more egregious than ever in the 21990 presidential race.
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McGowan, for the record, has endured egregious gaslighting at the hands of Weinstein.
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Imagine confessing to an egregious abuse of power as a strategy for victory.
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This is an egregious violation of the First Amendment rights of ALL Americans.
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There is no egregious bait and switch; you're getting a conventional romantic comedy.
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Pizza was in hand by 1:09, a little late but not egregious.
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That last one is the most egregious, because it applied to the dividends.
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The most egregious example of interference in political appointments concerns the finance ministry.
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The more egregious copyright violations on YouTube often come through automatic copyright detection.
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Fenland is only the most egregious example of local democracy without the demos.
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It's especially egregious, considering women make up almost 51% of the U.S. population.
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I think what happened in Syria is one of the truly egregious crimes.
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And yet the lies, somehow, weren't the most egregious part of the speech.
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China's hukou system is the most egregious example, but there are many others.
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When your absences become egregious, however, you put your job security at risk.
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"It's not like there are egregious cheaters in the first place," said Croft.
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If the challenge was really egregious, the offender risked being shanked or shot.
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Other Massachusetts dwellers soon picked up on this egregious insult and investigated themselves.
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Hellman wondered whether other reports of egregious behavior by a judge had emerged.
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Which is why I find Donald Trump's latest blunder all the more egregious.
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Mr. Dauman's may be one of the more egregious examples given the results.
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But Haeckel's most egregious blind spot was his racist interpretations of Darwinian ideas.
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"The egregious conditions still continue," said Sally Pillay, program director for First Friends.
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Most egregious, the laws of war are repeatedly broken, whether intentionally or not.
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The court called the demolition "an egregious violation of the rule of law".
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Worse yet, Congressional Republicans have done little to check President Trump's egregious behavior.
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Some egregious examples include Scarlett Johansson as Major in Ghost in the Shell.
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Suddenly, the memory of my $22 plate of fish felt far less egregious.
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Yet one lie that I consider particularly egregious has received relatively little attention.
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"Egregious instances of copyright are usually addressed through shaming, not law," he said.
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This is why the ballistic missile tests conducted by Iran are so egregious.
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They are among those reportedly responsible for the most egregious human rights violations.
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There are penalties for such egregious nonchalance about packing guns at the airport.
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That they arrested him despite being wrong about the weapon alone is egregious.
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Here are 14 of the most egregious plot holes and inconsistencies on "Friends."
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When it got to the really egregious things, then it became really clear.
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But the Pacific Legal Foundation thinks it's an egregious abuse of individual rights.
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Mr. Lewandowski may have been egregious, but he hasn't been alone on Fox.
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Gamay noir is the grape of Beaujolais, hence the egregious Bone Jolly pun.
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The company unwound some particularly egregious transactions with Neumann and added new directors.
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But here are the most egregious scenes: The Sons of the Harpy attack.
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Voters will often make egregious choices, and sometimes those choices produce horrifying outcomes.
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Luncheon meats, canned foods, and condiments can contain particularly egregious amounts of sodium.
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Two people in my office are egregious slurpers of their foods and beverages.
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"That seems pretty egregious," said Ms. Katz, who specializes in bringing discrimination cases.
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"An egregious example of police and prosecutorial misconduct," Krasner's homicide-unit chief declared.
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The fact that the perpetrators were foreigners rendered the offense even more egregious.
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It's one of the most egregious acts of political aggression I've ever seen.
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The fill's not bad — aside from BIP and BIS, there's nothing too egregious.
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That power includes the power to decide process at least absent egregious oppression.
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In cases that are particularly egregious, we refer it to the Attorney General.
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Alex Jones ("one of the most egregious polluters of civil discourse in America").
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The US supported the government, despite knowing of its egregious human-rights abuses.
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"The acts demonstrated in the video were egregious and unacceptable," Asheville police said.
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But the stand-up's actions are particularly egregious considering her understanding of Shy.
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Robbing the promise and potential of a human life is an egregious offence.
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His solemn pledge to remedy this egregious problem was to "drain the swamp".
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That Trump has committed egregious misconduct so he must be sanctioned for it.
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President Donald Trump's twitter feed in particular continues to be an egregious offender.
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"Americans deserve the truth about these egregious actions by government officials," Scalise said.
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The conferees will undoubtedly fix that egregious provision, but they shouldn't stop there.
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It was an egregious violation of our community values and code of conduct.
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"This was a case where the reviewers were making egregious errors," Reich said.
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The database also does not distinguish minor cases from the most egregious ones.
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But placard abuses have continued, with egregious examples often documented on social media.
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So I'm condemning the strongest, possible terms, 'egregious display,' 'hatred, bigotry and violence.
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While this scheme appears particularly egregious, the issue goes far beyond the Trumps.
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Predictably, Twitter let McCoy have it for his egregious breach of social media etiquette.
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While their efforts were practically egregious, Joe Hart's contribution pretty much epitomised the evening.
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"This egregious conduct is abhorrent," Trump said at a White House bill signing event.
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Both were so astonishingly egregious that it's a wonder how many journalists stay employed.
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And then there's the more egregious ways in which this feature can be misused.
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There is egregious overmedication with very dangerous antipsychotics for people who don't need them.
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"Patterson's conviction is an egregious example of police and prosecutorial misconduct," Anthony Voci wrote.
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The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has curbed some of the most egregious practices.
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Accidents: Egregious accidents can focus needed attention on companies with unsafe cultures or practices.
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Casually rendering a vulnerable swath of the population invisible seems especially egregious, in retrospect.
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If you've found apps with egregious access to your data, removing them isn't enough.
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The most egregious example concerns his secretary, Helena, whom he beds between other trysts.
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Weinstein is just the most egregious manifestation of an industry-wide tolerance of abuse.
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There are dozens of examples like that; she's simply one of the most egregious.
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That is Trish's punishment for trying to pull Kilgrave's egregious misdeeds into the light.
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The biggest risk is reputational; only egregious transgressions are likely to lead to penalties.
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For a particularly egregious example, consider the most notable Chinese scientific first of 2018.
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Perhaps the most egregious erosion of voters' choice is happening at the regional level.
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Since last year, the numbers have slightly increased, but the gap is still egregious.
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The most egregious are designed to steal the passwords that unlock users' bank accounts.
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The Empire's loss of a politician as high-ranking as Anevi is particularly egregious.
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Perhaps even more egregious than Ashley Madison's bad security was its misleading business practices.
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The most egregious example was imatinib mesylate, the generic version of cancer drug Gleevec.
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But even among this throng of flashy ailments, Detroit's car-insurance problem looks egregious.
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This would probably be the biggest and most egregious Oscar upset in recent times.
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This is a huge battery suck and an egregious violation of Google's Play Policy.
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"These problems are so egregious that it basically becomes one monster," Dr. Choo says.
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But the most egregious aspect of this conflict is the way it was fought.
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And to me that might be the most egregious part of the whole thing.
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Clickwrap contracts are arguably the most egregious for one obvious reason: nobody reads them.
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The pardons revealed some of the most egregious issues in the criminal justice system.
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No, he also has to repeat the egregious misstep as he did last season.
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The abundance of references isn't as egregious as it is in the original book.
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The Supreme Court can and should correct the egregious error in Mr. Buck's case.
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The more egregious mismatches involved in "Waltz" turned out to be behind the scenes.
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"It is still not enough, compared to the egregious price increases they have done."
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Louisiana has been particularly egregious in cutting funding to its public postsecondary education systems.
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Poor Shelly had to dump Buzzy after she caught him in an egregious lie.
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The $6900 million gas station wasn't the only egregious finding in the SIGAR audit.
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" But she left the door open for the penalty's use in "certain, egregious cases.
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This use of taxpayer dollars is egregious, all right, but should we be surprised?
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Removing egregious occupational licensing regimes would provide more opportunities to work in certain professions.
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In a statement, Treasury officials classified it a "non-egregious" violation of the embargo.
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Because of an egregious error at the hands of police, Nakiea became a statistic.
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The website PolitiFact rated the claim "Pants on Fire," denoting the most egregious falsehood.
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Clinton's anger fueled her resolve to push back against Mr. Trump's most egregious statements.
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CNN has performed a great service by dramatically capturing egregious cases of modern slavery.
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"The nature and scope of the charges in this indictment are egregious," he said.
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Although he did not make such egregious mistakes against Paire, a similar pattern unfolded.
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She points to the Stoned in Salem T-shirts as a particularly egregious example.
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Andrew M. Cuomo called that lapse an "egregious loophole" that needed to be fixed.
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To me, a 23-year-old working as a research assistant, that seemed egregious.
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What are some egregious examples of reporting or commentary that stand out to you?
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There are at least two factors that highlight the egregious nature of this move.
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Most egregious of all was a coercive vasectomy drive to control population growth. Mrs.
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"They believe Sufi shrines are the most egregious expression of that shirk," he said.
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Yet he argued that his crime was merely a symptom of more egregious wrong.
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Multiple offenders, or people who post particularly egregious content, could be barred from Facebook.
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This is egregious even by the standards of Republicans' all-out voter suppression war.
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It's more of an education, because it's so egregious that people don't believe it.
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Locals tell tales of frequent underhand deal making, pipeline sabotage and egregious environmental destruction.
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The comparison to Steve King is the most obvious evidence of an egregious stretch.
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Stock valuations in the U.S. genuinely do appear stout, if not at egregious extremes.
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It is egregious that the EPA has been able to get away with this.
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The egregious smugness and righteousness exemplified by both sides seem equally obnoxious to me.
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Vienna may be an egregious example of gender inequality in the classical music world.
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Revelations of egregious failures within the garment industry still emerge on a regular basis.
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And that was not the month's most egregious attempt to revise his political past.
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It took an egregious error to call it into question in Duane Buck's case.
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Like THAT is somehow the most egregious breach of etiquette in Donald Trump's America.
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The recent alleged cheating incidents in bridge are in some ways just as egregious.
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The oppression of the Muslim minority in China is the most egregious current example.
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Medicare cards were an egregious example, since seniors are especially vulnerable to identity theft.
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Egregious invasions of students' privacy, like in the Lower Merion case, will grab headlines.
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" Neal called the exclusion of the legislation from this week's package an "egregious omission.
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As egregious as Manafort's crimes were, his actions did not warrant a death sentence.
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Still, you&aposll want to avoid the most common mistakes and most egregious turnoffs.
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And Facebook has decided not remove some of the more egregious examples of disinformation.
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AFSCME case currently before the Supreme Court is one of the most egregious examples.
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"This administration's obsession with attacking women's reproductive health is egregious and dangerous," Shaheen said.
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His tax reform plan was the most egregious violation of "bipartisanship" in modern history.
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But Mr. de Blasio on Thursday implied that Mr. O'Brien's behavior had been egregious.
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And if his behavior was truly egregious, you have bigger fish to fry, no?
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OK, forget the NBA jerseys, this is clearly the most egregious act so far.
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Here are 9 of the most egregious things Trump got wrong in the speech.
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I think it depends to a certain degree on how egregious the wrongdoing is.
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In any case, King's writing is affecting and engrossing, even as it's egregious and frustrating.
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Let's take a look at a few of the most egregious flaws in the system.
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Anyway, after much well-deserved backlash, the Air Force has walked back its egregious claim.
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You know we read this and you become almost desensitize, but this is really egregious.
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Stay vigilantJust days after sending my first email, I noticed another (arguably more egregious) error.
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All the articles together weave a storyline that seems more egregious than the individual parts.
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Only the most egregious nodes in the radicalization network have been removed from every platform.
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The most egregious example was a scan of a dead salmon that… showed brain activity.
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It sounds insidious, and there are certainly some egregious offenders in the mobile game space.
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That's an egregious abuse of power, but at least makes some kind of political sense.
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It's not just about the acts of sexual assault and harassment, which are egregious enough.
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Meg: I don't exactly have the money for that, especially considering how egregious rent is.
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When reconstruction begins the big sums start pouring in, and the most egregious pilfering occurs.
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This is an egregious violation of Brooke's rights, which we will litigate vigorously to vindicate.
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That's the really egregious part of the patent, because it's actually for a watch band.
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By contrast, Benisek targets one egregious gerrymander in a single district on First Amendment grounds.
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Though both are abuses of power, Weinstein's is a far greater, far more egregious one.
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But listening alone does not go far enough after the egregious acts he has committed.
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The meagre justification was "particularly egregious", he wrote, "in light of the reliance interests involved".
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So she clearly violated the law and egregious cases, like hers, it&aposs a crime.
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These pieces of legislation are especially egregious because they aren't even addressing an actual problem.
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A fine is most likely, but in particularly egregious cases a points deduction is possible.
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Walking through the camp was like taking a tour of the world's most egregious conflicts.
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The tradition of executive order is debatable constitutionally and at times an egregious presidential action.
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But the Vita TV's most egregious failure was that it failed at being a Vita.
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Among the most egregious is the falsehood that the U.S. has a "mass incarceration" problem.
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To go ahead and threaten after they knew -- or should have known -- is really egregious.
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Beatty immediately offered an explanation as to how such an egregious error had been made.
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As high as it is, the price isn't the most egregious thing about this phone.
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"The abuse I suffered was egregious and affected every aspect of my life," she says.
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At any rate, this wasn't even the most egregious thing Spicer said at the briefing.
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We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence.
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Here's a sampling of some of his most egregious public comments made over the decades.
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The two most egregious examples of this behavior are in Provo, Utah and Huntsville, Ala.
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"This is an egregious attempt to tell us how to practice medicine," Dr. Eller said.
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They've argued the rule issued in July was an egregious overstep Cordray, an Obama appointee.
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Counterfeiting is a global issue and those engaged in its practice are egregious and relentless.
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The problem is not particularly egregious conservative politicians like Trump or Palin, but conservative politics.
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Though egregious, the private plane scandal is largely in keeping with Tom Price's whole deal.
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The list of egregious, labor-law-changing decisions made in recent years is quite long.
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The spread of egregious corruption was partly the product of a sea-change in China.
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In the statements, the senators used words like "egregious" and "unacceptable" to describe Franken's behavior.
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But less egregious encounters can also leave female sportscasters unsettled and almost always on guard.
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The treatment of Parkland student David Hogg, 17, is just one obvious and egregious example.
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What they're saying: "President Trump has embraced the most egregious establishment Republican norms," Schumer said.
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But arguably the most egregious myth is that Columbus "discovered" America, and did so peacefully.
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But perhaps the most egregious aspect of the situation is that it was a surprise.
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"The government has demonstrated an egregious lack of sensitivity to non-Abrahamic faiths," he says.
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It was far from the most egregious case of workplace sexual misconduct in American history.
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Initially, one celebrity was accused of egregious sexual misconduct by a large number of women.
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The FCC should use its authority to pre-empt these egregious local barriers to deployment.
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He set an example of conduct so egregious that other wrongdoing looks amateurish and marginal.
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Russia has also successfully obfuscated the most egregious Assad crimes — the use of chemical weapons.
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Should we put this one aside for special concentration because the allegations are so egregious?
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Russia and the United States have even more egregious levels of income and wealth inequality.
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Overall, the doctors I spoke to said they didn't find anything exceptionally egregious about WebMD.
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When does a tweetstorm rise to the level of "egregious violation of the public trust"?
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"This is an egregious conflict of interest," Ms. McGowan told The Times in an email.
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It could even close off the A-3 option for countries whose violations are egregious.
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Corporations and governments should demand an end to the kingdom's egregious violations of human rights.
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It happens that the claim of being a survivor was merely Marco's most egregious falsehood.
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We might be diminishing the power of our lexicon for future and more egregious affronts.
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This is as egregious a violation of democratic norms as anything the president has done.
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" One of the Israeli lawyers representing Ms. Alqasem, Leora Bechor, described the case as "egregious.
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The I.R.S. owes it to the public to investigate such egregious acts for criminal violations.
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A spokesman for Lynch said at the time that the charges were "baseless and egregious".
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They are all accused of egregious rights violations, including the execution of thousands of dissidents.
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Reports of egregious spending by Scott Pruitt, the head of the E.P.A., continue to mount.
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Until that happens everywhere, the court must step in and stop the most egregious gerrymanders.
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Public statements which would once have been condemned as grossly egregious now appear entirely banal.
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The DOJ also found several examples of improper—and in some cases egregious—housing practices.
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"I will say that the behavior that we saw was egregious and unacceptable," she said.
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They could align with Senate Democrats when necessary to thwart the president's most egregious actions.
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We have seen this recently in the egregious incidents of hate toward traditionally marginalized groups.
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So the Court upheld egregious gerrymanders helping Republicans in North Carolina and Democrats in Maryland.
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But what if you&aposve noticed an egregious spelling error in a comment you posted?
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The cost to consumers for this egregious central planning is about $3.7 billion a year.
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This is behavior more egregious than Senator Richard Burr's selling stock after a coronavirus briefing.
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This is behavior more egregious than Senator Richard Burr's selling stock after a coronavirus briefing.
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He has clearly weathered the storm created by mass protests and egregious human rights violations.
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In the most egregious partisan gerrymanders, maps generally ignore some or all of those strictures.
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Another particularly egregious case is the North Charleston, South Carolina, police shooting of Walter Scott.
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KURTZ: By the way, CNN&aposs Michael Smerconish yesterday did something I thought was really egregious.
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In egregious cases of lawyer misconduct, the bar said, the state disciplinary board could order disgorgement.
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That's not a tiny amount, but it does make gifts to Hopkins a little less egregious.
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When I go to the movies, I can suspend disbelief, as long as it's not egregious.
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Arcade Fire has just poured scorn on Kylie and Kendall following their egregious T-shirt débâcle.
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But it's especially egregious in this instance because even Trump has acknowledged he wasn't kidding around.
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But as the Vegas tragedy proved, many of the platform's slip-ups are simple, egregious oversights.
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In the most egregious incident, Beckham launched himself at Norman and hit him helmet-to-helmet.
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Particularly in this environment, judging presidents based on outcomes rather than policies is an egregious error.
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It's especially egregious in Europe, where it essentially puts the device on the top pricing tier.
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Dally as the parliamentarians may, the fib underpinning Lebanon's political system will only become more egregious.
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She also said that she&aposs never seen a drunk driving death that was this egregious.
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It had seemed hopeful then, like the world was going to take China's egregious aggression seriously.
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Mulvaney has said that, in general, the CFPB will go after egregious cases of consumer abuses.
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Yes, even though said sexual history is non-existent, it's still an egregious breach of confidence.
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Though state courts are entitled to "substantial deference" under AEDPA, the error here is too egregious.
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Blagojevich "has a clear and documented record of egregious corruption," they said in a joint statement.
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Aside from being completely unacceptable to begin with, the timing of the promotion is particularly egregious.
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Yet this keeps happening—Boeing's Max planes are merely the latest and perhaps particularly egregious example.
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Here are a few of the most egregious bits of sophistry you might have heard yesterday.
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Can we preserve some of that while removing the more egregious harmful forms of status-signaling?
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These are the ravings of a lunatic, and history will judge Garber for her egregious opinions.
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An awful thing done by a man wearing dark skin is often seen as more egregious.
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And perhaps is this scenario no more egregious than the imprisonment of children throughout the country.
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In light of these things, the insults against the Khan family is all the more egregious.
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INHIBIT CURRENCY MANIPULATION While China is the most egregious currency manipulator, it is certainly not alone.
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Local governments have been able resist some of the most egregious policies implemented by President Trump .
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Gropings, genital exposures, grand theft: Andy Dick's litany of offenses to society is long and egregious.
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Anyways, listen to these egregious, good tunes and let us never forget, Mac doesn't deserve Canada.
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For industry supporters, the coal moratorium was among the most egregious examples of Obama administration overreach.
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Again, this channel is demonetized due to continued egregious actions that have harmed the broader community.
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We all need to stand up and put an end to these egregious human rights abuses.
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The core of the team remained in place: Shea Weber and his egregious contract weren't flipped.
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The U.S. is now unable to make a principled claim without protecting an egregious tax avoider.
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Dissembling and exaggeration are no strangers to politics, but this year's campaigns have been particularly egregious.
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But right now the practice is extreme and egregious: a tactic that's turned into a tantrum.
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Trump's tweets tend to include typos from time to time, with some more egregious than others.
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Amy Klobuchar — it would be comedic gold if weren't mocking an egregious display of male entitlement.
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Comey has received plenty of scathing and well-deserved blowback for his egregious and inappropriate action.
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Russia continues perpetrating egregious actions against its own citizens, against its neighbors and against America's allies.
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Fortunately, recently the U.S. Federal Court of appeals took steps to reverse one recent, egregious example.
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The Senate staff memo succinctly lays out just how egregious the FBI's decision was in 22019.
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"The pattern of conduct with the EpiPen business seems egregious," Mr. Foley said in an interview.
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Recall the tie vote that upheld the egregious nationwide injunction against the administration's deportation-deferral program.
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But the first day, the one themed "Make America Safe Again," was perhaps the most egregious.
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But officials said the tactics at 21 East 115th Street in East Harlem were particularly egregious.
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The police department's investigation found the officers' use of the Taser an "egregious violation" of policy.
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It was very slightly sticky upon applying, but nothing egregious, and the color settled in well.
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Some people have committed acts so egregious and deplorable that they do deserve to be cancelled.
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In the statements, the Democratic senators used words like "egregious" and "unacceptable" to describe Franken's behavior.
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The most egregious miscarriages of justice our school systems inflict on children are zero tolerance policies.
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With equal resolve, the Trump administration must squeeze Pyongyang's other glaring pressure point: its egregious criminality.
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Replay officials will now be able to call "egregious" targeting penalties missed by on-field officials.
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But the Georgia governor's race is probably the most egregious example of this kind of behavior.
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But if you do capture an egregious case of misconduct, your video may become vitally important.
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"The death penalty, we are told, is reserved for the most egregious crimes," the letter states.
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An especially egregious aspect of the case involved Wells Fargo's regular appraisals of the Stewart property.
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Hargan, has already documented egregious harms against other young women in Office of Refugee Resettlement detention.
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He blamed "the egregious mishandling of the restoration process on Prepa's part" for the continuing blackouts.
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In one of the most egregious examples, he decided to pursue an affair with Lake's wife.
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The tsunami of harassment exposés makes the paucity of women in leading positions even more egregious.
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Jimmy Fallon got into the seasonal spirit with a joke about an egregious sort of generosity.
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Certainly, Fox News has jettisoned men exposed for egregious misconduct, like Roger Ailes and Bill O'Reilly.
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I don't think you can really do meaningful tax reform without closing the most egregious loopholes.
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Today's puzzle, which I constructed before having gotten that important feedback, is a particularly egregious example.
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Their persecution has been so egregious that hundreds of thousands have fled or languish in camps.
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In this regard, Mr. Schneiderman's case may be the most egregious yet of the #MeToo era.
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For individual Christians to speak out against egregious violations of these moral requirements is not optional.
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"The delay was just truly egregious, and it had a really deleterious impact," Mr. Herman said.
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All four Democrats agreed that, at the very least, courts should dismantle the most egregious gerrymanders.
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Ayotte called Clinton's private email setup "egregious," saying it could have compromised the country's national security.
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Last week, he turned the empty pledge about the future into egregious nonsense about the past.
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You can't have award shows without some surprises, but this year's Oscars snubs feel particularly egregious.
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This restricts access to the courts and allows for the most egregious violations to remain unchecked.
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Trump first condemned "many sides " for the "egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence" in Charlottesville.
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Boston City Hall and Empire State Plaza in Albany are only two of many egregious examples.
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Both of these measures were egregious, with wide-reaching implications for immigrants of color in particular.
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Further along, when the act is more egregious, Kaufman suggests reaching out and (politely) requesting closure.
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It's a missed opportunity, made more egregious by the clear passion Jolie has for the role.
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To them, my tweet was an egregious example of "fake news" from The New York Times.
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"It's egregious that the state is doing this," said Maria Mena, one of Mr. Montano's lawyers.
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The F.B.I.'s recent failures, however, are egregious enough to warrant serious consideration of significant reform.
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Ahamed said that it was "especially egregious" that McAleenan was invited to be the keynote speaker.
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Its chief executive, Les Moonves, was ousted, eventually, after revelations of egregious abuse over many years.
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John McCain said Liu's death was an "egregious" and "barbaric" violation of the activist's human rights.
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Indeed, there is no evidence of a widespread market failure to justify such egregious government intervention.
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Yet, the IACHR has failed to address these current and most egregious violations in our hemisphere.
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But they said Trump's actions with Ukraine are so egregious and unconstitutional, they cannot be ignored.
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Even more egregious than the lack of new investment is our failure to maintain existing infrastructure.
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"Ad Astra" wrestles with it too (although it would be egregious to spoil the film's answer).
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The Ukraine whistleblower complaint doesn't only describe egregious misconduct by President Trump and White House staff.
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But considered especially egregious were Trump's remarks about the number and route of the commando's helicopters.
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Furthermore, the most egregious emails were exchanged in 2013 and 2014 and predate my employment altogether.
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Even more egregious than some personnel decisions were the structural problems built into the plant itself.
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Carnahan denies these donations are connected, calling the allegations "egregious, absurd and irresponsible," the StarTribune reported.
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Hannity's defense of Moore was egregious enough that some advertisers dropped their sponsorship of his show.
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Wouldn't it be egregious for the Fine Brothers to try to take down that first video?
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Hellerstein had awarded King triple damages of $1,500 per call, citing Time Warner Cable's "particularly egregious" conduct.
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The law would allow for prison sentences of up to two years in the most egregious cases.
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Many offices have security cameras, for example, which can put a quick end to such egregious behavior.
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Like you talked about the parentheses, but talk about some of the more egregious things recently. Sure.
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My stories are not unique, and they're definitely not the most egregious issues people have suffered through.
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The Wessing prize winners serve as a more innocuous example than more egregious pattern within the medium.
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"It's just egregious, and it puts the lives of the officers and agents at risk," he added.
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Destroying data is as egregious an affront to the most basic Enlightenment values as is book-burning.
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Many states have taken to passing Religious Freedom Restoration Acts (RFRA), but Indiana's RFRA is particularly egregious.
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Here are five of the most egregious Grammy wins in recent memory: This was a garbage fire.
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Whatever that happens to be… unless it is so egregious that the company can't get beyond it.
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It's a real chance for political entrepreneurs to challenge some of the most egregious upward-redistributing policies.
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"Yahoo's history of nondisclosure and lack of transparency related to the data breaches are egregious," Koh wrote.
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"The FaceTime bug is an egregious breach of privacy that puts New Yorkers at risk," Cuomo said.
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"I think it's particularly egregious when somebody who was a law enforcement official violates constitutional rights," Rep.
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At this time of year, there are ads for everything, but this clothing category seems particularly egregious.
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Accused by Mr. Bosworth of "egregious" human rights abuses and pressed to allow elections, Mr. Marcos relented.
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Four other officers — whose Facebook posts were "less egregious" — will receive a 272-day suspension, Ross said.
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This is a particularly egregious example, but it's indicative of a problem that spans across all industries.
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He serves the interest of team owners, which is the basis of his egregious and undeserved pay.
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The upside is we haven't noticed any egregious letterboxing in our time with the system so far.
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Essentially, there can be no excuses made for egregious and unnecessary displays of force from law enforcement.
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"Israel is using Eurovision to art-wash its egregious crimes against the Palestinian people," says the movement.
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But these restrictions vary from carrier to carrier, with United imposing some of the most egregious limitations.
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It's especially egregious, considering that these folks are being paid a laughable pittance to move: 25,226 yuan.
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It's an egregious example, but far from the only way runners get this scientifically valid principle wrong.
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However, the FDA has said it will continue to take action against companies making "egregious" health claims.
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Federal inspectors in 2017 accused Noqueira of enabling "egregious" and "inhumane" livestock practices, according to the lawsuit.
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But the way schools are funded is not as egregious as widely believed, according to recent data.
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There are horror stories, he says, listing a few openly exploitative app makers and egregious security loopholes.
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Both agencies produce elaborate annual reports which document religious persecution and name certain countries as egregious violators.
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A more egregious error is that Queen is seen playing "Fat Bottomed Girls" on this 1974 tour.
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Well, contrary to what Trump may say, the entire process isn't nearly as egregious as he suggests.
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More egregious is when his "gentleman's radar" misreads the signals of a journalist following his royal tour.
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Of all the points contained in Pai's rant, four particularly egregious lies stood out to us. 23.
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Maybe Trump's relentless self-interest will finally result in something good being done about this egregious overreach.
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The Emmy nominations are out, and, as per usual, there are more than a few egregious snubs.
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I've been looking at these groups for a while now and recently found a few egregious examples.
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From this moment on Zoey doesn't exactly feel like Zoey, because such an egregious offense isn't Zoey.
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Texas's law was so egregious it couldn't survive even the circuit court venue most favorable to Republicans.
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He found plenty, including particularly egregious posts intended to stoke outrage about police brutality among black Americans.
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And while public discourse often focuses on income inequality, there is another egregious issue: the time gap.
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Watch Trump repeatedly push egregious lies to George Stephanopoulos about the contents of the Mueller report pic.twitter.
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Luckily, the incident has shed light on some of the more egregious harassment that occurs on Reddit.
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"Given what happened in the performance of the company, it seems on the egregious side," Decker said.
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I didn't notice any egregious overheating problems or technical errors in my time with the BLOCK charger.
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But "these are the same governments underwriting new coal development elsewhere", he said, calling the actions "egregious".
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Not to be overly dramatic, but this is quite possibly the most egregious aspect of iOS design.
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They would take my gear and ... what was egregious is they refused to back me on calls.
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While the device may be used elsewhere, experts speculate that Baltimore police are the most egregious violators.
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He talks tough and has introduced a "diverted-profits" tax, aimed at the most egregious offshore schemes.
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Now, you're forgiven if someone hacking a 3D printer doesn't strike you as a particularly egregious threat.
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Chris Pine definitely is, in one particularly (hilarious) scene, but never in an egregious or gross way.
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"The current Ohio map is one of the most egregious gerrymanders in recent history," the lawsuit states.
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It has become the justification for egregious cronyism and waste to help large and prosperous agricultural businesses.
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While this acronym is an egregious brag, it's a lot better than my favorite failed acronym: SUR.
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A year passed before the bear and its egregious legs started to spread again on social media.
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The meeting was shocking to some and spun many into a panic of egregious and racist insults.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's 2011 speech was so egregious to some dignitaries that a mass walkout ensued.
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Farrar and Hale spoke to Business Insider about the most egregious Kickstarters they've seen over the years.
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Donald Trump is egregious, but at least he's living in the 21st century, as was Bernie Sanders.
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Tesla's Smart Summon feature was captured making some pretty egregious errors when it was released this week.
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And our health outcomes for all that egregious spending are some of the poorest of developed countries.
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Here are the most egregious credit mistakes far too many people make time and time again.22.
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It is egregious that all taxpayers pay for luxury vehicles enjoyed by a small fraction of taxpayers.
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"We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence," he said.
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An even more egregious reduction in sexual interest is observed in the male cynomolgus monkey (Macaca fascicularis).
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One of the most egregious cases discovered by Hearst involves a California man named Paul "Dwayne" Kilgore.
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For Republican voters, it is unfortunate, but not egregious, that the presidency lands in the Democrat orchard.
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Even more egregious, a good portion of the dues payments are going toward political activity and lobbying.
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The Hill's video team compiled a mashup of some of the most egregious anti-Wasserman Schultz clips.
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The USDA's egregious and longstanding disregard of its statutory duties screams out for more—not less—oversight.
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Despite these egregious violations, South Sudan has consistently received full or partial waivers from the CSPA prohibitions.
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It would be an egregious omission to not mention Cave partner/collaborator/fellow aesthetic influencer, Anita Lane.
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But this is particularly egregious and internally illogical, considering things like food and clothes are necessary expenses.
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" Moylan said, "We've seen product placement before, some of it pretty blatant ... but this is just egregious.
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Take the case of atypical antipsychotics, one of the many earlier and egregious examples of pharma impunity.
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I attempted to talk to him about some egregious policies he's passed in regards to women's healthcare.
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Ross last month accused ZTE of misleading the department and warned, "This egregious behavior cannot be ignored."
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Those "egregious" messages were sent "some months ago," according to Reuters, which first reported on the messages.
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I glanced at her tray (an egregious breach of decorum) and saw I-N-L-A remaining.
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Williams had several egregious unforced errors, capped by her driving an easy forehand approach shot well long.
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Here are eight of the most common — and egregious — mistakes people make when getting a new tattoo.
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The best tricks or the most egregious errors are replicated in the form of even briefer GIFs.
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The building on Third Avenue exposed "egregious lapses" in the city's oversight of developments, Ms. Brewer said.
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This is not about the First Amendment, it is about the most egregious violation of privacy imaginable.
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To Ms. Bell, that particular juxtaposition — with no image of Mr. Lochte on the page — was egregious.
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Local authorities took particular aim at one of its more egregious violations, operating clinics within other hospitals.
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This "egregious" event is what led Knight and Dulay, who operate a YouTube news channel called GNews!
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Federal policymakers should consider whether harsh, arbitrary enforcement in non-egregious immigration cases is worth the cost.
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The panel's standards for determining impermissible gerrymandering are hard to meet except in the most egregious cases.
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Whether it is a political speech or comedy routine, egregious bullying is usually met with a shrug.
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That the A.T.F. allowed some stores to stay in business, despite egregious violations, disturbed some gun dealers.
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"This is so off-the-scale egregious... that they need to be seen to act," Anderson said.
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Before 23, such cases were handled through the same disciplinary process as less egregious offenses like cheating.
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" Such an oversight was especially egregious, it said, "because it comes from a professional of world fame.
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The university said it received information on Friday of "egregious behavior" involving drug abuse by Dr. Puliafito.
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There's one common car scam that consumer advocacy organization the National Consumers League flags as particularly egregious.
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We humans have an opportunity to correct these egregious and life-threatening oversights, starting with our maps.
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What message would it send if the House gave Mr. Trump a pass for such egregious misconduct?
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My big fear, though, is that I've made some big egregious error and not even noticed it.
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The near-zero tax rate that Ireland offered to lure Apple is just the most egregious example.
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If President Obama had engaged in the same egregious conduct, would Republicans be singing the same tune?
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How does this administration propose to evaluate and classify the existing Superfund sites as 'egregious' or not?
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"The delay in implementing the law is egregious," Bradley Campbell, the group's president, said in a statement.
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Tom Steyer: Facial recognition is unreliable, intrusive, has egregious racial biases, and has no place in policing.
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This is why the most egregious omission from the Trump National Security Strategy is radical revisionist nationalism.
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" Such an oversight was especially egregious, it said, "because it comes from a professional of world fame.
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The president commented that the length of the sentence was egregious after the recommendation was made public.
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At the same time, the most egregious lout gets to sit in and pollute the White House.
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And, AirPods are one of the more egregious examples of tech disposability: They are expensive and unrepairable.
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And truthfully, unless the guy does something incredibly egregious, I'm usually willing to go on a second date.
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Andrew Cuomo called "egregious" — enabled police officers to legally claim that someone in their custody consented to sex.
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In one of the most egregious fridgings of the modern era, a hallucinating Superman kills pregnant Lois Lane.
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News outlets like NBC News are loath even to refer to King's egregious (and racist) comments as racist.
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Even news junkies are guilty of this, and reporters ironically may even be the most egregious repeat offenders.
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In March, they introduced Cheetos-stuffed Crunchwraps (which does seem egregious, given that Crunchwraps are already, well, crunchy).
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"The efficiency gaps of today's most egregious plans dwarf those of their predecessors in earlier cycles," they wrote.
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Making it particularly egregious is the reality that the crucial ingredient of consumer choice seems to be missing.
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"I worry about the extent of the problem based on the egregious cases I've seen," Mr. Banks said.
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As applied to the particulars of the Carranza case, however, Guadagno's argument about sanctuary cities is particularly egregious.
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"The FaceTime bug is an egregious breach of privacy that puts New Yorkers at risk," says Governor Cuomo.
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This fact made it all the more egregious when Trump began attacking Khan and Ghazala after the speech.
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As his well-documented history demonstrates, he is as deficient in emotional intelligence as the most egregious tyrant.
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It was the most egregious abuse of presidential power since Watergate, and the House managers prosecuted it accordingly.
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The rules were simple: Each game went to 21 points, and only the most egregious fouls were called.
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That is an egregious waste of voters' time and taxpayer dollars, and it diminishes turnout at the polls.
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Go through the channels at your disposal and if you run into any egregious situations let us know.
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Huawei Ascend Mate 2Huawei's skin of Android is particularly egregious—more reminiscent of Android's wincingly ugly early days.
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The industry is already starting to pay the price for egregious ad loads and disruptive, irrelevant ad experiences.
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"President Donald Trump is just one of the most egregious examples of a growing global threat," Khan wrote.
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Cino agreed that this verdict was highly unusual but said the allegations in the case seemed especially egregious.
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Some of the most egregious examples of counties closing a significant percentage of their polls are in Arizona.
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There are some truly egregious rip-offs, sure, but some of the new phones actually look somewhat interesting.
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She has suffered throughout her entire life, and her arrest is an egregious violation of her human rights.
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I consider it penance for the company's egregious and barely functional rip-off of the iOS share sheet.
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It is clear that Al Franken has engaged in a pattern of egregious and unacceptable behavior toward women.
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TIRRELL: SO ONE OF THE THINGS YOU'VE SAID IS THAT YOU CONDEMN THESE EGREGIOUS OR OUTLIER PRICING INCREASES.
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Burning of coal, the most egregious source of carbon, accounted for a third of the growth in emissions.
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Hillary Clinton for President last month, the non-endorsement for Maryland's open Senate seat is perhaps more egregious.
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In a new statement, the company told CNN Business Wednesday that Abigail Disney's account is "particularly egregious" hyperbole.
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And when it's necessary, such as in the case of egregious or persistent violations, we'll still terminate publishers.
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The officers' actions were "egregious violations of the university's code of conduct," the university said in a statement.
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Data can shed a light on how to address some of the industry's more egregious problems of financing.
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Paige's apology for being sexually harassed is only the most recent egregious instance of this unnecessary sexist tick.
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The United States must lead the way to demand an end to these egregious violations of human rights.
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The case brought to the Supreme Court by Hobby Lobby in 2014 is probably the most egregious example.
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He looks forward to holding Layla and those working in concert with her responsible for her egregious misconduct.
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We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence, on many sides.
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What the Republicans did to Merrick Garland was one of the most egregious examples I've ever seen. Right.
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Russel said a launch, "using ballistic missile technology," would be an "egregious violation" of North Korea's international obligations.
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" Maria Cantwell (WA): "Senator Franken's actions are disturbing, egregious, and demonstrate a pattern of serious misconduct and abuse.
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A few patches have brought egregious errors back into line, but innovation has always stemmed from the competitors.
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The United States also wants to make it easier to kick off member states with egregious rights records.
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One caveat: The tax law includes a few rules designed to prevent some of the most egregious abuses.
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Immigration lawyer Greg Boos pointed to a case wending its way through Canada's legal system as particularly egregious.
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The situation is so egregious that both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton addressed it in their presidential campaigns.
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Congress is supposed to explore both of those questions — was there an abuse, and how egregious was it?
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"Some of these bills are pretty egregious, and these are consumers who have done everything right," Godfread said.
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Since then, Hoffman has been working with the company to tackle its most egregious problem: lack of labor.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who last month accused ZTE of "egregious" violations, was singing a different tune Monday.
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Roseanne Barr made egregious comments but lost her shield of invulnerability because of her outspoken support of Trump.
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There is no question that Congress can reverse a monument designation — and has done so in egregious circumstances.
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The rental scandal hit the local news media in February, and Mr. Tronca's team began evicting egregious violators.
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"If you see something so egregious, don't you think you have a responsibility to do something?" she said.
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The president's delayed removal of former IRS Commissioner John Koskinen was perhaps the most egregious example of that.
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A few months later, Reddit banned five of its most egregious communities, including r/FatPeopleHate and r/ShitNiggersSay.
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Ultimately the military tried to silence him with one of the most egregious courts-martial in American history.
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Obviously, even the most egregious Mac bug is never going to have the impact of a nuclear meltdown.
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"Perhaps the clearest — and, to my mind, the most egregious — form of corporate philanthropy comes in "reputation-washing.
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Ma Jun, an environmentalist, said the government's effort to investigate egregious cases of pollution was a promising step.
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That's true even if you exclude the most egregious nonsense, like Mitt Romney's claim that protectionism causes recessions.
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Ng has previously described Li's Facebook post as "an egregious and baseless attack" on the Singapore legal system.
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Arguably the most egregious violation of physical laws in Star Wars is the iconic lightsabers wielded by Jedis.
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To that end, we've collected some of the most egregious lies that The Devil Wears Prada told us.
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That's raised the ire of many, who believe this is just another example of egregious drug pricing policy.
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Black Panther's T'Chaka almost ensured the downfall of Wakanda because he couldn't admit he made an egregious mistake.
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Egregious racial segregation also provided an alternative script for understanding (and imagining a solution to) socioeconomic decline: crime.
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It's easy to assume that those egregious and uncorrected stereotypes are the reason the show is under scrutiny.
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In one especially egregious incident, she was accused of poisoning two white girls with the aphrodisiac Spanish fly.
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This shabby journalism is causing egregious harm to all involved, particularly our friend, and is simply beneath contempt.
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Eliminating race as a consideration in admissions would cause egregious harm to people of color, including Asian-Americans.
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The Obama administration's investigations into K-12 systems revealed some of the most egregious violations, Ms. Lhamon said.
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Alas, in other scenes, some apparent and egregious digital manipulation occasionally turns the women's faces into distracting smears.
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Trumpism likely won't be as egregious; the U.S. has much stronger institutions and no history of authoritarian leadership.
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But I believe that the commission still has ample authority to address these egregious pay-to-track practices.
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The international system provides few tools for punishing the perpetrators of even the most egregious crimes against humanity.
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In one egregious case, the standards that determined which absentee ballots were valid and which were not varied.
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There could have been many more egregious policies that would've been adopted if we weren't out there protesting.
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It would be easy to avoid the more egregious problems by simply refusing to rely on unsourced claims.
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Now he faces twin allegations: an egregious act of violence toward a young woman, and lying about it.
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" Their extended and entertaining argument ended with the man's egregious accusation: "Your son has a terrible, terrible father.
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The ire has increased this year, after government reports detailed what inspectors called egregious conditions at the jail.
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How to mitigate the most egregious abuses and instill more confidence in the platforms' commitments to election integrity.
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One particularly egregious example centered on activities to promote health and wellness, a chief focus of senior centers.
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That Washington is more concerned with fat-shaming the president than actual policy is nothing short of egregious.
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Wright fondly weaves in their most egregious gaffes, not to embarrass the former presidents but to humanize them.
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" Wilkenfeld, Nevils' attorney, said after Lauer's firing that she had detailed "egregious acts of sexual harassment and misconduct.
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"But in order to do that, they'd have charged us egregious fees" to use the couriers, he said.
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One egregious example: Banks could count loans for improvements to stadiums that happen to sit in poor neighborhoods.
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The meal was unmistakably airplane food but still managed to pack in some flavor and avoid egregious sogginess.
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The IWC and perhaps even the UN need to sanction Japan for their egregious abrogation of international law.
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During the George W. Bush years, many of us blamed Republicans for this egregious infringement on our rights.
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One egregious policy has kept citizen children from accessing a fundamental Fourteenth Amendment right to their birth certificates.
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Was "Odelay's" egregious snub the reason why Beck has gone on to win Grammy Awards for inferior projects?
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"Merck's acts are even more egregious because the main perpetrator of its misconduct was its attorney," she said.
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"Iran is already trying to capitalize on this egregious mistake by taking more U.S. citizens captive," he added.
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His rendition on May 123, along with a similar claim in March, might have been the most egregious.
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Consider for example a violation of environmental rules both recent and egregious: the Volkswagen diesel emissions cheating scandal.
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When they say things that are irresponsible, that may have egregious consequences, we must call them on it.
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Republicans, bankers, and industry groups lambasted the CFPB during its formation as an egregious example of government overreach.
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So it goes on Fox & Friends, which has already proven willing to defend the president's most egregious corruption.
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If a bartender cuts someone off from drinking further, they&aposve probably done something egregious to provoke it.
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The most egregious humanitarian concern has been Trump's brutal policy of separating children from parents at the border.
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But to critics like Mr. Bowman and Ms. Talento, the rule was an egregious example of federal overreach.
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Only in the most egregious cases should a president face criminal liability for actions taken while in office.
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This is not an egregious international incident; it's taking them briefly, then returning the sailors and the boats.
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There has been talk of youthful indiscretions and paying for behavior so egregious it cannot be swept away.
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There doesn't need to be one here to right wrongs so egregious they were apparently worth lying about.
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But he also condemned Cardinal Pell for his "sustained offending" and described his "graphic sexual misconduct" as egregious.
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Can you give me an example or a particularly egregious stat, something that illustrates your point about greed?
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From what we can gather from surrounding context, there don't appear to be any egregious, politically motivated redactions.
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But it still proves that a company can sell shoppers eyewear that doesn't have a comically egregious markup.
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In particularly egregious cases with well-documented evidence, the EEOC will file a lawsuit on a worker's behalf.
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The price difference between razors is especially egregious because most use blades made by the same types of machines.
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Mylan is the latest company to be caught up in the growing outrage at apparently egregious drug price increases.
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Bjarke Ingels, founder of BIG, thinks the building's most egregious weaknesses mirror those of structures in the real world.
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I mean, this is the most egregious-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Where would I be right now if I did this?
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He not only deleted the tweet, but actually apologized for the egregious act of reaching across the political aisle.
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Her many online advocates say that the pretrial detention of a minor is an egregious violation of human rights.
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The UK House of Commons was the most egregious, with its debate about banning Trump from entering the country.
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So to say that the speculum was not designed with patient comfort in mind would be an egregious understatement.
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Trump's egregious tweet against Nordstrom accused the company of treating his daughter Ivanka unfairly for discontinuing her branded products.
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Because this is just the first of three egregious examples of fake news we&aposre going to highlight tonight.
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His previous album — 903's Big Willie Style — has two of the most egregious examples in the same song.
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They abandoned the long standing consensus that presidential impeachments should be bipartisan and based on clear and egregious wrongdoing.
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Neoclassical architecture exemplifies "purity" and simplicity in art, values that can take many forms, including not necessarily egregious ones.
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It would be a shame if a movement organised around electoral fairness resulted in egregious gerrymanders to favour Democrats.
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It's not just Facebook and Google's egregious VPN apps or the occasional flagrant TV and movie torrent software, either.
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However, it only breaks the seal on the most egregious forms of police misconduct — sexual assault, murder, and dishonesty.
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Some say the egregious number of violations has given robocalls, and the people who make them, a bad rap.
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This would leave Congress powerless to punish many egregious executive abuses—including all the current allegations against Mr Trump.
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The United States must not accept anything less, given North Korea's egregious history of nuclear, chemical and missile proliferation.
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But it effectively does this in only the most egregious cases, such as instances involving terrorism or war crimes.
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Ready Player One is the most egregious example of a mainstream story homogenizing gamer culture, but it's hardly alone.
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"Those were companies that had the longest or most egregious list of crimes levied against them," Tider told Hyperallergic.
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Specifically, since the election, something that dawns on her thanks to a painful montage of Trump's most egregious statements.
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One of the most egregious examples cited in the report concerned a prototype of NASA's Lunar Roving Vehicle (LRV).
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UBS paid American authorities $780m in 2009, in a case widely considered more egregious than its alleged French transgressions.
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There's also the dreaded glasses fog, which is a year-round problem, but especially egregious in the summer months.
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The most egregious part is that Microsoft's proprietary charger probably doesn't do anything functionally better than the USB-C.
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But that violates Apple's guidelines and developers have been booted from the app store for far less egregious transgressions.
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That is still five years behind the rest of the city, but the gap is no longer so egregious.
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Some of Google's algorithmic fails are more egregious than others, and sometimes Google steps in, but it often doesn't.
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No one should violently harass anyone on social media, but it's particularly egregious when you've got the wrong person.
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As egregious as his opinions are, they aren't the kind of thing that I am inclined to take seriously.
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In fact, AT&T's use of 5G E is so egregious, Sprint is suing AT&T for being deceitful.
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Here are the most egregious examples, and we'll update this list as more Trump critics hop aboard the bandwagon.
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The CMS rarely revokes Medicare funding, but will threaten to do so if it believes there are egregious violations.
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To avoid making himself a fixed target, Mr. Zuckerberg is wise to not defend Facebook's most egregious historical practices.
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Security problems and patches happen all the time, although they are rarely this egregious, or this easy to exploit.
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"This behavior is more than bad operational security — it is an egregious affront to national security," the letter said.
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The defending champion Warriors are still the league's best team, which they prove in increasingly egregious ways each week.
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But however egregious the transgression or profound the suffering, no statute or doctrine says these injuries matter, legally speaking.
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Allowing someone to anonymously nitpick the work Wu has done to advocate for representation in film is particularly egregious.
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But Timberlake's throbbing sexuality manages to transcend even the most egregious ensembles a costume designer might throw at him.
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He has also joined the court's liberals on occasion to rule in favor of defendants in certain egregious cases.
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Yes, public safety is important and well-trained police are helpful and needed in dire situations and egregious emergencies.
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My sentence of 22 years was egregious, and a sentence of life without parole for nonviolent people is unconscionable.
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It misses truly awful places that hardly anyone visits, and over-emphasises less egregious ones that handle more people.
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Permitting egregious gerrymandering in a democracy is like allowing the home team to throw bean balls at opposing players.
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But if this case teaches us anything, it's that the vast majority of people won't tolerate these egregious acts.
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Letter To the Editor: Housing patterns and socioeconomic extremes are major factors in New York City's egregious school segregation.
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In both, the Chinese Communists used military might to crush popular uprisings, and both involved egregious massacres of civilians.
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The fact that Wendell Pierce has never been nominated for his work on "The Wire" seems egregious to us.
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In certain egregious instances, this American president seeks redemption largely in the reciprocal sufferings of other nations and peoples.
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"The behavior the DNC engaged in was egregious, undemocratic and it can't be allowed to happen again," Weaver said.
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Pay discrepancies are sadly nothing new in the entertainment business, or anywhere really, but they rarely get this egregious.
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Israel's explanation that the settlement was a "satellite" of another did not wash; its actions were viewed as egregious.
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Grandin's chapters on the Border Patrol make evident the origins of many of today's most egregious border-enforcement practices.
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She points to recidivism risk scores, used by judges in sentencing decisions, as one of the most egregious examples.
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If the violation was truly egregious, Zuckerberg would just apologize, usually via a Facebook post, and announce a fix.
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I think dancing in the car is the worst, it's most egregious thing you can do to a teenager.
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These regulations are the most egregious contributors to the epidemic of lead poisoning in public and low-income housing.
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Which is why it's especially egregious that the Republican-controlled Congress has been unable to reauthorize CHIP in time.
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The most egregious outlay reported in the piece was the Secret Service spending $60,000 on golf cart rentals alone.
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These actions are an egregious attack on the separation of powers and the very legitimacy of the judicial branch.
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For most people working in the science community, there's no overstating the egregious conflicts of interest his nomination flags.
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Vivid, egregious new facts about two police-shooting cases in capital cities are reigniting community fury in Sacramento, Calif.
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Was this a situation of one doctor's egregious mistakes or a sign of larger issues related to reproductive rights?
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The most egregious example of this in the GOP tax plan is the proposed end to the estate tax.
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Circuit Judge Dennis Jacobs, in a concurring opinion, called Chaves' leaks "in some respects more egregious" than Walters' crimes.
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Since October of last year, Democrats have urged Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to denounce Bolsonaro's most egregious statements.
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Most egregious of all was that Mr. Obama permitted the continuation of the inhuman blockade and siege of Gaza.
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There were plenty of egregious penalties throughout the game that left officials no choice but to throw the flag.
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Yet it bears saying that Ms. Bialosky's inadvertent repetition of biographical boilerplate was not an egregious theft intentionally performed.
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Worse, he was frequently cited as one of the tournament's most egregious divers, not something to polish a legacy.
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Certainly [the author character] L. L. Moore was quite egregious in terms of his behavior, and we addressed that.
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China, in pursuit of its goals of economic and regional dominance, has been among the most egregious rule breakers.
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" Wojcicki, though, says Paul shouldn't be kicked off for good despite calling his videos "a pattern of egregious behavior.
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We must continually challenge this egregious double standard, urging politicians to emphasize the importance of rehabilitation for juvenile offenders.
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A couple months ago, I decided to revisit this grid and see if anything egregious jumped out at me.
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A. I have only one experience to base this on, but it was a pretty egregious and horrific process.
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The most egregious versions of the stereotype were banished from the public square by the end of the 19703s.
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But this was one of those egregious circumstances when you question whether we're witnessing a basic scrambling of loyalties.
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President Trump's enthusiasm for dictators in the Middle East is only the most recent—and the most egregious—example.
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Jerry Dunleavy at the Washington Examiner has the most comprehensive roundup of his particularly egregious remarks over the years.
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PWT What did you find were some of the most egregious examples of how women in tech were treated?
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Even more egregious, Williams was the subject of an outrageous racist caricature in an Australian newspaper, The Herald Sun.
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They should also consider talking to a lawyer or reporting egregious practices to their state attorneys general, she said.
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In short, this would be a satisfying start to pulling the plug on an egregious example of crony capitalism.
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On the basis of his egregious misconduct, the House of Representatives returned two articles of impeachment against the President.
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By focusing on a couple of apparently egregious cases, thousands of honest and hard-working property owners are tarred.
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Despite saddling us with an egregious 12 percent error rate, providers have complained about the "burden" of being audited.
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The burden of proof is to demonstrate that his actions were so egregious as to merit removal from office.
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The case was recognized inside the UN as so egregious that it became a 'poster case' for better accountability.
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In one particularly egregious incident in October, someone slashed a police officer in the neck with a box cutter.
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP'S critics say a telephone call with his Ukrainian counterpart would reveal his most egregious offence yet.
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As described in the complaint, Sloane carried out some of the more egregious -- and comical -- actions of the scam.
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Perhaps most egregious — and puzzling — is the agency proposal to open the monument's Escalante River corridor to cattle grazing.
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The latest findings are especially egregious as they deal with what was in effect a second chance for Russia.
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In the past, Twitch has allowed its biggest stars to come back, despite egregious acts that suggest harsher penalties.
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"Equifax's breach was far more egregious than the Facebook issue, and there hasn't been any significant legislation," Lip said.
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As for Foster ... Joe couldn't say the same -- telling us the allegations against the LB are just "too egregious."
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PolitiFact awarded Mr. Obama its Lie of the Year, its annual selection of the most egregious falsehood, in 2013.
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Asking foreign leaders to political help in return for aid and then suppressing your own agency's inquiry is egregious.
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This approach — looking for signs of user dissatisfaction — could curb stories that constitute the most egregious examples of misinformation.
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A gaffe-free zone The most memorable moments in debates often come when a candidate makes an egregious error.
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Communities can start by taking a close look at the most egregious of the repetitive loss properties mentioned earlier.
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While Ms. Jenkins's case was particularly egregious, the legal theft of black land in similar ways was not uncommon.
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All the articles together weave a storyline that seems more egregious than the individual parts that make it up.
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"It's important to note that while these events are egregious in nature, they are not entirely unprecedented," the letter said.
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Only the most egregious offenders, those whose actions were dreadful enough to have shocked their own comrades, come to trial.
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None are nearly as egregious as gleefully filming the body of a dead man, but YouTube has clearly had enough.
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It shouldn't take one of the most egregious crimes in American history to convict someone for killing unarmed black people.
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To fix this most egregious error, jet4571 build a mod for the game—"Immersive Toilet Paper"—that flipped it around.
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And how egregious a sin is this when Sanders is clearly not that personally interested in the details of policy?
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Reda also pointed out that egregious sampling or wholesale theft of news content is already illegal under current copyright law.
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The natural question is: How can a company like Uber get away with such egregious behavior over and over again?
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Knowing this, most federal managers have given up on even trying to remove problem workers, except for truly egregious performance.
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In reality, only a minority of students take part in the more egregious sorts of disorder that "The Coddling" documents.
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If, as Democrats insist, the president has committed egregious misconduct, they should be proud to vote "yea" on an inquiry.
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But the trio made no attempt to test whether the fields they call "grievance studies" have a particularly egregious problem.
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"Granted, I suck at flying, but even this was egregious," Forkner said, according to a transcript reviewed by the Times.
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In one particularly egregious example, a game called "Ice Age Village" included an in-app purchasing option that cost $99.99.
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What the three partners allegedly did was especially egregious which is why the SEC was able to attack so forcefully.
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This apology letter isn't any more egregious than one you'd see from another company that committed a highly public misstep.
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"In his case, it was apparently so egregious, it was not just the act itself," Glendening told The Associated Press.
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The report, made public on Friday, said the facilities have "egregious repeat deficiencies" — some of which remain unaddressed for years.
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Ah, yes, a fruit that needed plastic around it from EgregiousPackaging Share your most egregious packaging stories on r/EgregiousPackaging.
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The system itself will not correct the egregious error of her 35-year sentence in time to save her life.
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"The longer this goes on, the more egregious the civil rights violations are going to get," Mensing told BuzzFeed News.
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Tim Kaine repeatedly cited Trump's most egregious comments, but all Pence did was deny Trump ever said any such thing.
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Many would see such a Brexit as the most egregious possible example of Scotland's destiny being settled by English voters.
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Again, the GDPR makes egregious personal data heists untenable over the long term — at least where the regulation has jurisdiction.
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Despite practicing negotiation in school and knowing the egregious stats that women rarely negotiate, I did not seize the opportunity.
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Oh, and the notch on the Pixel 3 XL is not as egregious in person as it is in photos.
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In power, both parties stuck their snouts in the trough—though the BNP's second term in office was especially egregious.
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This could change if details about the attack – such as how or why these accounts were used – are particularly egregious.
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The Hammonds are the victims of one of the most egregious, indefensible and intolerable instances of prosecutorial misconduct in history.
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Probably most ... most of us probably agree that the most egregious thing is the zero tolerance kids in cages thing.
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Why it matters: It suggests that he considers these things so egregious and failing that they're no longer in existence.
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That includes harsher penalties for channels caught doing "something egregious that causes significant harm to our community as a whole."
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One particularly egregious claim pointed out by the FDA, for instance, is that CBD can help manage type 2 diabetes.
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The city's name was turned into a new adjective used to describe the most egregious food treatments Twitter could conjure.
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"This agreement would be an egregious violation of law and common decency," Refugees International President Eric Schwartz said on Thursday.
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The new board is based on a Sony IMX219 sensor, which is still a potato, just a less egregious one.
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As I said on Saturday, we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence.
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Although some egregious subsidies have been trimmed, the rich world's taxpayers still spend vast sums propping up their own farmers.
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As I said on Saturday, we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence.
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This disparity is even more egregious given that African Americans are more likely to develop and die from heart disease.
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No mention, of course, was made about the true reason for Rubin's 'resignation' — his egregious sexual harassment while at Google.
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And in the most egregious moment of the night, he literally threatened to jail his political opponent if he wins.
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Under this law, insurers can engage in egregious actions like price fixing, bid rigging, and market allocation with total impunity.
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Michael Flynn as his national security adviser, however, Trump showed that he, too, was prone to egregious lapses in judgment.
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This balanced proposal would enable Congress to reject egregious or destructive actions by the president under his delegated trade powers.
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The ads were so egregious that Google removed a number of them, as The Washington Post reported at the time.
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By 'full responsibility,' I mean acknowledging the appalling workplace culture and the egregious abuse that has gone on within it.
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Martin displayed an unprecedented and egregious lack of journalistic ethics and integrity by leaking questions prior to the town hall.
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Democrats know that Judge Kavanaugh's judicial record is beyond reproach, so they will go to egregious lengths to misrepresent it.
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The FCC's recently-passed net neutrality rules clearly ban some of the most egregious ways that ISPs can do this.
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Republicans consider the designations of non-banks one of the most egregious extensions of federal power included in the law.
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This newest role is only the latest — if also the most egregious — departure from the military's rightful and honorable mission.
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One of the most egregious breaches of election norms in recent history came from James Comey, the former FBI director.
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Our biggest cities are plagued by housing shortages, egregious displays of income inequality, status anxiety, inadequate schools and ailing infrastructure.
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"Their thorough work spotlighted this egregious act and the consequences incurred for hunting illegally in Yellowstone National Park," Webster said.
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But Wells had theirs in a particularly egregious way, which was really kind of thumbing their nose at the public.
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Out-of-state businesses have no redress, no representation and no way to fight these egregious and ill-considered actions.
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A single violation can cost a school $53,907, but in some more egregious cases, that penalty can soar much higher.
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In one egregious case, it charged eight people for mocking the prime minister and the head of the junta, Gen.
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Perhaps the most egregious omission was any mention of free-speech-chilling actions by the event's hosts, Turning Point USA.
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ANONYMOUS If this weren't so egregious, it might actually be funny: Your human resources department needs a human resources department.
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But the word "billionaire" is an especially egregious appellation, considering Trump's refusal to supply the public with his tax records.
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The officials said staff members took pictures in common areas of "egregious" violations, like electrical wiring, mold and peeling paint.
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Meanwhile, these steps will do little to deter the Russian operations that targeted so many American voters with egregious disinformation.
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He didn't need to — the most egregious inequities in our tax code are designed features, quietly supported by both parties.
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I had always assumed that sex offender registration was limited to those who committed the most egregious and dangerous offenses.
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And the dreams themselves are so stylish and smartly constructed that the cheating feels less egregious than it would otherwise.
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But they took the egregious rent hike in stride, "The landlord was a bit of a weirdo," according to Sarah.
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The most egregious moment for the former Pride heavyweight came in 2004, when Yvel fought Finnish MMA journeyman Atte Backman.
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Even more egregious is the seemingly unconscious discrimination that a mental health practitioner might exhibit, even before the first meeting.
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As I said, remember, saturday, we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence.
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In one egregious case, a Houston home valued at $115,000 flooded 18 times in 16 years, costing the government $800,000.
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Regardless of its applications, spyware is an egregious (and generally illegal) violation of the privacy of anyone targeted by it.
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Even more egregious, was Dennis Wilson's bringing home the Manson family and involving the Beach Boys with the Mansons professionally.
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One egregious dereliction of Toomey's duty to advise and consent on judicial nominees involved Third Circuit Judge L. Felipe Restrepo.
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In short, our nation's experience with qualified immunity has made the court's earlier error all the more egregious and harmful.
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This is either the most egregious violation of attorney ethical rules I've ever seen, or The Times is being punked.
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This is one of the Trump administration's most egregious and loathsome positions that history will not remember them kindly for.
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To the Editor: I stand with the many who are outraged by the egregious behavior of Harvey Weinstein et al.
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It is acutely alert, too, to the egregious sexism that Smith and other women endured just to do their jobs.
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But it's a particularly egregious way to think about this particular bill, since candidate Trump would have thoroughly denounced it.
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There's a legal term that comes up in the investigation, "depraved indifference": inaction so egregious that it amounts to murder.
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It's all too easy to see how social media information can be used for the Trump administration's most egregious initiatives.
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In this view, there aren't really "good" and "bad" companies for H-1B visas — just more and less egregious violators.
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Some of the most egregious evidence of corruption has not been heard by the jury, and likely never will be.
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Word of the Day : conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible _________ The word egregious has appeared in 334 articles on NYTimes.
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Another factor is that the union contract with the state shields prison workers from prosecution even in many egregious cases.
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The most egregious example of fridging is widely considered to be The Killing Joke's treatment of Barbara Gordon, a.k.a. Batgirl.
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To the Editor: The Times has done a great service by exposing how pervasive, egregious and pernicious surveillance capitalism is.
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During my soccer career, the difference between how the men's team and women's team were treated and paid was egregious.
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But the opprobrium generated by other senators' egregious mistreatment of Ms. Hill seems to have unfairly rubbed off on him.
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Some civil rights groups have found the way Manning's gender dysphoria is cast in the document to be particularly egregious.
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Julia Alexander reports: This "egregious" event is what led Knight and Dulay, who operate a YouTube news channel called GNews!
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Some may know I call them "sea anemone clues," after a particularly egregious example cluing SEA (not in The Times).
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As long as theater's egregious gender gap remains, though, her male colleagues will have far better odds than she will.
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Prosecutors have argued that his conduct was especially egregious and that he should be sentenced to 15 months in prison.
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Last year, the NAACP issued a report chronicling the egregious records of numerous nominees who defended or enabled voter suppression.
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We ranked them from best to inoffensive to call-the-manager egregious... and some of our reasons may surprise you.
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We haven't had a serious attack on loopholes, complexities and egregious deductions since 1986, and we desperately need another one.
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"We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides," he said.
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But the mass audience watching on TV should be told about the president's egregious distortions and attempts to stoke fear.
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The league responded to an egregious non-call in the playoffs by making the penalty, or absence of it, reviewable.
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"My actions were just egregious," Janet said in court in April 2017 after pleading guilty to murder and other charges.
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There are so many antithetical environmental riders added to the 21625 federal budget, here are some of the most egregious.
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For years, Mr. Hernandez was held up as a particularly egregious example of N.F.L. players running amok off the field.
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As I said on Saturday, we condemn, in the strongest possible terms, this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence.
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But sometimes the bugs themselves are so egregious that you have to wonder what other dangers lurk in that code.
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Her department has set its sights on firms with "even more egregious business practices," she added, without naming specific companies.
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The policy applied to Crowder's comedy channel because its "pattern of egregious actions has harmed the broader community," YouTube said.
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To the Editor: Kamala D. Harris and Rand Paul make several excellent points about bail's intent and its egregious consequences.
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We don't approach anything like the egregious conduct that should be necessary before a President should be removed from office.
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FaceApp has typically egregious terms of use that give it a lot of rights to your newly created oldster photos.
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Even more egregious to Mr. Biden, some fellow Democrats had concluded that blue-collar whites were not even worth pursuing.
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Humanitarian aid groups have described the Haas attack as one of the most egregious assaults targeting children in the war.
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But he added that most members don't want to look the other way on other "egregious violations" on Trump's part.
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The NAACP recently released a report chronicling the egregious records of Trump's nominees who have defended or enabled voter suppression.
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Secondly, many of the most egregious examples of ridiculous hacking on screen came out in the 6900s and early 2628s.
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Make no mistake: The Taliban's enforcement of its brutal brand of sharia has led to egregious repression of women's rights.
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Envision said it is negotiating in good faith with UnitedHealth, which it claims is making "egregious demands" for price cuts.
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After GDPR, there has been "less egregious sharing and abusing of data across the board and in Europe," Green said.
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Other governments around the world are also seeking to clamp down on what they see as egregious corporate tax avoidance.
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There has been strong public opposition to the crackdown, fueled in part by what appeared to be particularly egregious arrests.
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Yet countries like China, where Duke has a campus, receive little student condemnation for egregious human rights violations, he said.
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So there were mistakes, but they weren't as egregious as they are when you're drunk or high playing an instrument.
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Donald Trump, who is now the 45th US president, continues to make one of the most egregious mistakes in suiting.
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At the same time, Sanger had views that if we looked back we would find some of them egregious now.
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In an interview with Variety, Dennis Graham defended Jussie Smollett and R. Kelly, both of whom are facing egregious allegations.
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The price of Chrome OS devices like the Pixelbook (which launched at $1,000) and earlier Pixel Chromebooks has been especially egregious.
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It denies high-level involvement in some of the more egregious cases, such as 43 students who went missing in 2014.
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The Xinhua report quoted Le as calling Meng's detention "extremely egregious" and demanded the U.S. vacate an order for her arrest.
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The practice of charging egregious interconnection fees would be banned under SB 822, but notably, SB 460 fails to address it.
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"If the school did something, that makes it hard to argue deliberate indifference, but Darbi's case is so egregious," she said.
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What video game could I be writing about that would allow for that egregious sentence to make it past my editor?
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Photo: GettyFacebook likes to outsource its most egregious issues, and weeding out the platform's gruesome and graphic content is no exception.
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At least until the complaints get loud enough and egregious enough that someone somewhere with enough influence notices and cries foul?
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Mary Gay Scanlon, a Democrat of Pennsylvania, who was sworn in less than a month ago, as a particularly egregious case.
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Go deeper: Boeing exec exits as 737 MAX crisis continues Boeing pilot texted about "egregious" issue with 737 MAX in 2016
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The most egregious example of these underbaked modes is the toy spaceship that you use to fly from world to world.
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Thumbnails that include egregious content, such as pornography or graphic violence, will result in a creator earning a community guideline strike.
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"Twitter now finds itself in a similar situation, where you have a lot of this really egregious behaviour," Phillips told Motherboard.
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Which Scalia was happy to strike down in one of the most egregious examples of political policy-making in judicial history.
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" News of the pay disparity was met with intense backlash, with people calling it "shameful" and "an egregious gender pay gap.
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The most egregious example of Us' willful, continued habit is when Jack and Rebecca have to deal with her cancer scare.
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Now, to fill this article out I had to get a bit pedantic, but honestly, some of these are pretty egregious.
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For heavy Alexa users, going through all of these commands to find egregious conversations to delete might be too much work.
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Rather than apologize for the egregious mistake, the Television Academy deleted the tweet with no explanation, and posted the correct version.
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With such egregious affronts to privacy becoming commonplace, it's clear that women celebrities are being especially targeted by hackers and trolls.
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It's far from egregious, but the addition of mapping features to Samus Returns is the one modern touch we slightly regret.
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And the DOJ could find that, having gone all guns blazing into marginal cases, it has less powder for egregious ones.
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