Nomads get a raw deal from every angle, as though this is official policy.
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Maguire tends to get a raw deal because Spider-Man 3 was such a pile of garbage.
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It could also reassure some other senators who worried that their state would get a raw deal.
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They often get a raw deal anyway, because spare production capacity is largely concentrated in Saudi hands.
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The doubles players get a raw deal sometimes because they can't schedule in advance because of on-site sign-ins.
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Amazon's attempt to capture those dollars alarms its critics, who say that taxpayers could get a raw deal while the tech giant expands its dominance.
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Sanders plans to make his first visit to an Amazon warehouse next month, to register his complaints that in his view, Amazon employees get a raw deal.
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On stage at the Code Media conference last month, Campbell Brown, Facebook's head of news partnerships, fired a warning shot to publishers who think they get a raw deal from Facebook.
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Since his release, Mill has made a point of saying that his experience is not unique, and that many other black Americans get a raw deal in this country's criminal justice system.
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At a polling station near where Mr Ramaphosa voted, Tshego Kgasago, a 28-year-old office worker, explained that while she objected to some EFF policies, such as Zimbabwe-style land seizures, she was voting for the party because it best embodies the idea that black people still get a raw deal.
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Farage said that the next prime minister had to be a "Brexit prime minister" and that any concessions during the negotiations would mean that the U.K. would get a raw deal from the remaining 27 members of the EU. He said he wanted to have a new leader by the time of UKIP's annual conference in September.
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"Did Ex-Alabama Governor Get A Raw Deal? 60 Minutes Reports On Bribery Conviction Of Don Siegelman In A Case Criticized by Democrats And Republicans", CBS News, February 24, 2008. On March 6, 2009, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld key bribery, conspiracy and obstruction counts against Siegelman and refused his request for a new trial. In October 2015, more than 100 former attorneys general and officials, both Democratic and Republican, contended that his prosecution was marred by prosecutorial misconduct; they have petitioned the United States Supreme Court to review the case.
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Many localists are concerned with the problems of the development of the Third World. Many advocate that third world countries should aim to rely on their own goods and services to escape from what they see are the unfair trade relations with the developed world. George Monbiot claims this idea does not recognise the fact that, even if Third World countries often get a raw deal in trade relations, refusing to trade at all would be a significant blow, as the countries need the revenue generated by trade.. Some localists are also against immigration from poor countries to rich ones. One of the problems they claim results from such immigration is the drain on the intellectual resources of poor countries, so called brain drain.
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