If it seemed unduly harsh, well, life was unduly harsh.
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I was harsh in my critique; some would say too harsh.
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Trump's not tough, he's just harsh and there's a difference between tough and harsh.
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The song is harsh, but harsh because it needs to be to make the point.
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"If it sounds harsh to you, it will sound harsh to the reader," she said.
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"I think the issue here is how harsh the remedies, how harsh the enforcement," Kudlow told Politico.
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All the ones I've tried in the past have been either too harsh or not harsh enough.
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He had to be very harsh in talking about harsh conditions, but it doesn't mean he's not a tender person.
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According to the grown-ups who doled out harsh consequences, it was all these harsh consequences that made me an alcoholic.
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"I think the issue here is how harsh the remedies, how harsh the enforcement," Kudlow said in an interview with Politico news outlet.
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The paintings in Met tere huid combine both soft and harsh hues to reflect the simultaneous harsh imagery and softness in animal flesh.
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My language was harsh and, despite the fact that journalists receive harsh demands for fairness all the time, CBS did not like it.
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With these harsh truths in mind, we have to remember that a budget that doesn't make the harsh cuts Trump's does simply isn't realistic.
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Seventy-one percent had been exposed to high levels of harsh parenting, while the other 29 percent had been exposed to lower levels of harsh parenting.
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Neither did the audience because the characters were cueing them that Daenerys' behavior was largely necessary — sometimes harsh, but a proper response to a harsh world.
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Harsh winter ahead The Afghan refugees are returning to a fragile and war-torn nation, and facing a harsh winter living in tents outside Afghanistan's main cities.
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Harsh responses Crackdown on dissent in Myanmar, also known as Burma, remains harsh, with an anti-defamation clause in the country's telecommunications law often used to quash opposition voices.
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Not everyone in other parts of the world adheres to such harsh notions of justice, and not everyone here adheres to the harsh border-control measures our president celebrates.
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Now, an August study published by a well-regarded medical journal, JAMA Pediatrics, has reignited debate about fluoride, both from harsh critics of fluoridation and harsh critics of the study.
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Many dog owners know the harsh cold, irritating salt and biting snow of winter can be harsh on a dog's paws, but summer can be dangerous for your pet's feet too.
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Harsh judgments, perhaps, but not as harsh as those delivered to Gatsby, Sister Carrie and, for that matter, Undine Spragg, the Edith Wharton heroine for whom Ms. Nottage's character is named.
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Bedouins, the nomadic Arab tribes that founded Saudi Arabia after centuries living in harsh desert conditions, have an austere historic culture and a harsh system of justice, including trial by ordeal.
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She put a harsh price target on MedMen — $1.50.
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. — President Trump's harsh criticism of Sgt.
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He recently had some harsh words about The Weeknd's music.
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Especially after a drink, Mr Griffiths's tongue could be harsh.
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Abdurrahman's defense team told reporters the sentence was "too harsh".
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Trump has been a harsh critic of US intelligence agencies.
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Is it as harsh as dumping your fiancée on TV?
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Iceland's natural surroundings, though stunning, can be harsh and desolate.
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You've had some pretty harsh things to say about him.
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But he said he's not sorry for his harsh rhetoric.
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If this approach feels too harsh, then that's also fine.
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His statement drew harsh criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike.
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But Flynn has also been a harsh critic of Russia.
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Karimov's own family were not immune from the harsh treatment.
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Hopes of finding survivors were dimmed by the harsh cold.
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Like Ghosn, Hamp was held in detention under harsh conditions.
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"The sentence is very harsh," Lescaudron's lawyer Simon Ntah said.
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Nation last week, Kathleen Geier offered a harsh critique of
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Traders said the action was not as harsh as feared.
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Everyone is breathless, with harsh red cheeks, drenched in sweat.
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The justice said that would lead to overly harsh sentences.
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It's a harsh reality, but one we need to admit.
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Now it's MLB's turn and harsh discipline could be coming.
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But for some reason, "lesbian" has always felt too harsh.
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That has raised concerns that any pullback may be harsh.
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And the political parties are exposed to these harsh winds.
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Many people have argued that the sentence was too harsh.
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LIFE in Longyearbyen, the world's northernmost town, can be harsh.
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Locals swear by the camaraderie born of the harsh environment.
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It's not necessarily uncomfortable, but it is a harsh environment.
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Don't let people harsh your buzz about something you like.
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I realize I've been pretty harsh on this $1,300 phone.
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China came under harsh criticism when it devalued in August.
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" Now, Ginsburg is calling those comments "inappropriately dismissive and harsh.
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" Harsh, but as Shrek himself says, "Better out than in!
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Some are fleeing from harsh treatment levied by old bosses.
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It's such a harsh landscape and, obviously, full of dangers.
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Does the creative director think the shadows are too harsh?
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"Those were really harsh words but it's fine," she said.
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The colonel, annoyed, points at him and barks something harsh.
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Some walnut scrubs are kind of harsh on the skin.
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"It was a very harsh moment of understanding," she shared.
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The last six months had been "particularly harsh", he said.
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Moulton: The harsh reality here is that neither is realistic.
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"This court acknowledges that this a harsh result," Pauley wrote.
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It just sounds harsh but I like it lol #KUWTK.
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It's a harsh subject, but it needs to be discussed.
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Both sides unleashed harsh language and insulting memes en masse.
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The company faced harsh criticism for its lack of diversity.
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Unfortunately, this is the harsh reality for women of color.
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Kanye West, left, had some harsh words for Jimmy Kimmel.
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Such is life in the harsh environs of West Texas.
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"The support came accompanied by harsh comments," she told VICE.
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It's a harsh word: It's a rape of our country.
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Consider this one of the tamest of many harsh tweets.
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During the 2016 campaign, Trump had harsh words for Brussels.
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Kuechly just provided a poignant example of that harsh reality.
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Decreasing rainfall due to climate change exacerbates the harsh conditions.
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It seems like the detractors are being pretty harsh, though.
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Some dogs really know how to harsh a cat's mellow.
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I isolated her comm signal and heard harsh, frightened breathing.
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IOM officials hope their campaign will highlight the harsh reality.
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But the security official said observers shouldn't be too harsh.
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Fueled by the moderators' questions, Trump was direct and harsh.
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In that light, BNP can justifiably complain of harsh treatment.
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Sure, laughter might feel like a release from harsh realities.
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Hamilton believes the judge's decisions contributed to Shaffer's harsh punishment.
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Then, blend out any harsh edges using the smudger brush.
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Jessa is reminding everyone the harsh realities of the world.
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In announcing the lawsuit, Sessions had harsh words for Schaaf.
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Jobs, a famously harsh critic, was not easy on Ive.
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"The harsh truth is this: Racism often works," Beinhart said.
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But there could be a harsh payback in the future.
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It's super harsh and also maybe smacks of some misogyny?
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But human rights activists say that the policy is harsh.
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Traders said the action was not as harsh as expected.
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The harsh, flat lighting coats his face like cold cream.
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"If sales were bad, he could be harsh," she said.
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This year, that bill was a harsh, sweeping abortion bill.
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Harsh responses came from the top of the religious establishment.
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Ronald Reagan put a charming, smiling face on harsh policies.
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I am not being harsh here, I am talking statistics.
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This is a harsh reality gun control advocates must accept.
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Human deaths are uncommon in Antarctica, despite its harsh environment.
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She has a history of making harsh comments about migrants.
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The last two sentences wrapped up the obituary's harsh words.
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"Strident" has a pejorative sense and means shrill or harsh.
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But Donald Trump took a surprisingly harsh stance regarding abortion.
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Harsh, sure, but it's not like Duterte didn't warn people.
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The second harsh reality is, it's going to get worse.
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Josie Whittlesey knows how harsh jail can be on children.
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Along the way, though, she dropped some harsh truth bombs.
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Those included her sisters, her friends, and several harsh critics.
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Do you think they'd be as harsh on you now?
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Alas, science has delivered unto us a most harsh truth.
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Instead, this holiday is a harsh reminder of your grief.
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The state's harsh response has resulted in arrests and deaths.
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Too much white lighting can make your space feel harsh.
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They have been met with harsh criticism on both sides.
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You knew he was going to be harsh on you.
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Residents of La Rinconada have adapted to the harsh conditions.
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" This harsh, brief scene represents the core tragedy of "Avalanche.
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Make no mistake; the feeling of being unemployed is harsh.
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Meanwhile, Warren and Michael Bloomberg are facing some harsh disappointments.
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Achievement at any cost perpetuates a harsh attitude toward life.
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Matt Bevin tried to impose harsh work requirements on Medicaid.
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Why are so many Uighurs subjected to these harsh policies?
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I've always had a very harsh critic in my head.
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Chris Christie took office with a harsh view against pot.
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The United States reimposed harsh sanctions on Iran last November.
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Making an example of King's Landing was a harsh decision.
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Indeed, Bhagwati was fleeing the demons of a harsh upbringing.
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Mr. Kenner said that dismissal was too harsh a punishment.
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So use the term "died," even if it feels harsh.
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Many have been waiting for years, often in harsh conditions.
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She often posts harsh criticisms of the kingdom on Twitter.
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Of course this is a harsh way of putting it.
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For the survivors and their beloved, a harsh sentence awaits.
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I wondered if my initial misgivings had been too harsh.
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"I've gotten some harsh criticism from some Christians," Ericksen says.
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He gets goosebumps despite the harsh sun and sharp aridity.
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It serves as a check against unjustly harsh court sentences.
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However, critics point to the various harsh restrictions that remain.
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Free speech organizations say such laws are far too harsh.
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"I wasn't ready, and that's a harsh reality," she said.
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Plus, it is free from parabens, soaps, and harsh chemicals.
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There were also many women scavenging in these harsh conditions.
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Four harsh truths that will make you a better person.
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There's a harsh irony about the current health care battle.
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Young viewers could certainly handle a few more harsh facts.
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It also issued an unusually harsh critique of Volkswagen management.
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What sounds like harsh punishment wasn't much punishment at all.
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They contained echoes of the harsh rhetoric of the past.
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Without peace now millions of children face a harsh future.
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Will he tone down his harsh rhetoric and dark warnings?
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HRW also has harsh words for several other Western nations.
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Harsh criticism of Trump's statement came from bipartisan sources. Sen.
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Managers deliver blunt, harsh feedback in the name of efficiency.
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In response to the MIT report, Wyden offered harsh criticism.
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I hate to be harsh, but these people won't succeed.
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It was an extremely harsh punishment for a bureaucratic oversight.
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My body fat score was, to put it lightly, harsh.
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The Russians have responded with harsh language of their own.
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The budget request prompted harsh criticism from Democrats, and Sen.
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The Assistant Rated R for harsh words and scattered syringes.
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We don't mean to sound harsh; it's just the truth.
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Her mother, Margaret, was, by Martin's account, harsh and unloving.
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This continued until President Obama put harsh sanctions on Iran.
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Harsh winters make it challenging for birds to find food.
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It's a harsh subject, yet it needs to be discussed.
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The lessons of the last recession were harsh but clear.
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What is most troubling about Lorance was the harsh sentence.
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There may be some seriously harsh consequences to doing this.
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But the ending feels harsh in ways I'm torn about.
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Nonverbal communication — rolled eyes and harsh tones — get lost online.
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Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards promised "harsh revenge" for Nimr's death.
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She stopped short of harsh criticism, and didn't name Damore.
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The remaining months are harsh, cold, and unwelcoming to produce.
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas students had a harsh message for Sen.
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Aides said she had fled Thailand, fearing a harsh sentence.
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Plus, he has some harsh assessments of mainline EDM structures.
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"The Harsh Light of Day" (season 113, episode 103) "The Harsh Light of Day" is the first season four episode to capture the easy chemistry Buffy's core cast perfected over its previous three seasons.
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He wrote about food shortages and power outages; the burning of library books and ancient places; the harsh new laws prescribed by ISIS and the equally harsh punishments for violating those laws -- including public executions.
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Nor did he deny that they were subjected to harsh treatment.
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The league cited Rule 220 in handing out the harsh penalty.
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Even at his most extreme, there was nothing harsh about him.
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When Eleven can't bear to kill Ray, Kali is extremely harsh.
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The first thing all the captains noticed was the harsh weather.
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Harsh illegal reentry convictions have already strained the criminal justice system.
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Be sure to blend, blend, blend to avoid any harsh lines.
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"This is a harsh and shocking measure," said Mansour al-Jamri.
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But it's harsh words, steeped in the feeling of the moment.
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Many Saudis revere the harsh life of the country's Bedouin forebears.
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What do you make of this harsh criticism from Hollywood types?
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He's committed to a three—a harsh judgment coming from him.
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People have called them nasty and blasted their sometimes harsh criticism.
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Indeed, this decision to block all ads may seem rather harsh.
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Trump and Comey have exchanged harsh criticism in the past week.
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And even after doing all this, it's a very harsh environment.
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Including the detail about selling blood plasma was a little harsh.
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SENATOR Jeff Flake is a harsh critic of President Donald Trump.
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NATURAL selection is a harsh interrogator at the best of times.
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If I were an alcoholic, my mother's harsh treatments made sense.
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That was bound to provoke a harsh reaction from the centre.
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Lawmakers, on the other hand, want harsh retaliation against Saudi Arabia.
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My job search was demoralizing and a harsh reality to face.
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The central bank's criticism of BSI was harsh and wide-ranging.
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They were implemented in a superficial, formalistic, harsh, copy-paste way.
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American presidents can hand out favours as well as harsh words.
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But this buzz masks the harsh reality for many people here.
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Now, Mother Nature has dealt it a harsh and crushing blow.
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The comments have already drawn harsh criticism from Democrats in Congress.
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" Gabbard responded with harsh tweets calling Clinton the "queen of warmongers.
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The police subjected her to harsh questioning and a polygraph test.
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The decision followed two others concerning harsh penalties for juvenile offenders.
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We already know that space is extremely harsh on the body.
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Life in a failed or failing state is short and harsh.
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I've been so harsh on this show the past few episodes!
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The company produces paper without using timber, water or harsh chemicals.
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Season four, for example, took a harsh look at dating apps.
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It's a harsh environment that can fry an ill-prepared spacecraft.
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S. trade war could deal a harsh blow to the economy.
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Already immigration advocates have decried the bill as too harsh. Sen.
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They complain about the harsh environment, about attacks from other refugees.
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He said Saudi Arabia was always harsh, but never like this.
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America also threatened harsh penalties against firms that traded with it.
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We're guessing this isn't casual banter about the harsh northern weather.
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The separatist project foundered last autumn when confronted with harsh reality.
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Harsh new penalties came into force under Brunei's Islamic criminal code.
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I don't know, I heard he was a really harsh guy.
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That would lead to a harsh response, says the Japanese official.
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That harsh description has turned out to be only half-right.
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For a while, Mr Trump's harsh rhetoric seemed to deter migrants.
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This adjusts your grade for easy/harsh graders and grader proficiency.
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But there's some harsh energy tonight, especially within your intimate relationships.
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Donald Trump's harsh nativist slanders have certainly worsened a problem that
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Harsh rhetoric was getting in the way of resolving bitter disputes.
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Fears rose that Mugabe had gone but his harsh system remained.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 begins in the harsh dead of winter.
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Lucia hopes to create a robust system for these harsh conditions.
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"We got some really loving and harsh feedback," Werbach says, laughing.
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"Would you please be respectful?" she asked, her own tone harsh.
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Adulting is one of the most harsh realities you'll stumble into.
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So are the criminalisation of cannabis use and harsh sentencing laws.
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Those who survived painted a picture of harsh conditions in captivity.
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Trump has defended the harsh words her husband uses on Twitter.
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One even lauded its ability to endure harsh Canadian weather conditions.
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Secondly, the Democratic Party has been taught a cold, harsh lesson.
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It WAS a harsh zinger, but it also stole the show.
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I don't say that to be harsh, it's just the truth.
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Would I be punished for giving my true (and harsh) opinions?
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And they don't have harsh winters, like Montreal's, to contend with.
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Though harsh, the policy mimics expectations of many faiths, including Christianity.
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Abdeslam should be subjected to harsh interrogation techniques, Trump told NBC.
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It's harsh political speech, and maybe a joke in poor taste.
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President Donald Trump has been a harsh critic of the WTO.
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Alex and Dailey don't mind the isolation and the harsh conditions.
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It's harsh to put it that way, but it's the truth.
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Headlight AI provides intelligent sensing and mapping software for harsh environments.
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America, Japan and South Korea have responded with predictably harsh statements.
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They occasionally have to suspend missions because of those harsh conditions.
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He survives in harsh winter conditions and sets out for revenge.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — The training session started with a harsh public shaming.
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Would they like the harsh quiet that reigns here all winter?
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"I cannot accept an unfairly harsh two-year suspension," she said.
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Romanticism has been unhelpful to us; it is a harsh philosophy.
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Those caught face harsh prison sentences lasting up to two years.
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Musk also had harsh words for the company's suppliers and contractors.
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Virginia imposes especially harsh restrictions, barring felons from voting for life.
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He gave a quick, harsh laugh, and then his voice lightened.
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Separating vulnerable migrant children from their parents is harsh and unnecessary.
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In a particularly harsh case, Maduro may have had opponents killed.
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Immediately after Rodgers popped the question, Twitter erupted with harsh opinions.
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When she acts "presidential," she is seen as harsh and cold.
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Common Cause last month dealt a harsh blow to American democracy.
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It has gained a reputation for harsh conditions and interrogation tactics.
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She said that some teachers wanted her to be more harsh.
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Her image on those shows was steely, impenetrable and brutally harsh.
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It certainly sounds harsh, but you do get used to it.
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It also drew harsh criticism from legislators from Sasse to Sen.
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Many in the ranks call harsh treatment a rite of passage.
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Clinton after what was a remarkably harsh assessment of her conduct.
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Even her mother, Natalie Hawkins, expressed frustration with the harsh attacks.
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Another classmate said Betts would often use harsh language about women.
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Mr. Solondz exposes its smallness to the harsh glare of satire.
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Harsh mandatory minimum sentences are at the root of this cycle.
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Casper, Wyoming, made the list because of its harsh winter winds.
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Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island, had harsh words for Whitaker.
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That's the harsh lesson this bathing carrot and radish just learned.
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Toni That seems surprising, given Trump's harsh approach toward Hispanic immigrants.
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Renamed OneWest, the bank was criticized for its harsh foreclosure practices.
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But how to explain such harsh realities to a young child?
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John McCain, a Republican from Arizona, to prohibit harsh interrogation tactics.
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I was too harsh on her for cheating on my father.
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But in Friday's brief, it fully backs the judge's harsh rule.
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The harsh language coming from the Trump administration gives her hope.
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And, as it went down lower, I was not as harsh.
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But then punk is kind of harsh and contrasty and bold.
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This is in line with harsh rhetoric and action against homosexuality.
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Trump reacted with unusually harsh language to news of the raid.
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Many have instead sought buyers in a harsh ad tech landscape.
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No post is spared by the harsh trolls on the internet.
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It's a harsh assessment, perhaps, but there's something there with Cena.
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Joe Jackson was criticized at times for being a harsh taskmaster.
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The structure was designed to be able to weather harsh conditions.
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That's not to say the harsh tiger parenting tactic isn't effective.
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They are also exposed to pesticides, chemicals, and harsh weather conditions.
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Images of harsh police treatment also emerged in local news reports.
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That first cold spell of the season always feels especially harsh.
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A reader cites his harsh words about white critics as well.
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But on that note of nostalgic fascination comes a harsh reality.
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Motherhood has been blamed for some harsh consequences for female politicians.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump announced harsh new sanctions against North Korea.
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A harsh reality about the danger of life on the road.
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How harsh a penalty does Facebook deserve for mishandling user data?
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However, that demarcation seems far too harsh to define economic desperation.
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His performance under extreme pressure and harsh criticism has been admirable.
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The judge called the Crown's recommendation was unrealistic and too harsh.
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Look at a child who's grown up in a harsh environment.
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We Muslims shouldn't allow harsh words to get under our skin.
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Other Airbnb guests have also felt burned by a harsh critique.
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Initially, there were a couple of lines that were quite harsh.
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He embraced the former president's harsh stance against the peace agreement.
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But the harsh divisions among Americans in 1968 have largely endured.
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Europe has used crises as a means of imposing harsh medicine.
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The crackdown has been especially harsh for journalists, writers and intellectuals.
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The sun beams down on all of it, harsh and exacting.
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But the harsh truth is this: Rugs are a bad idea.
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The wooden perimeter planks were burned immediately in the harsh winter.
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He chose instead to discuss, in harsh terms, the immigration matter.
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They might have cute nicknames, but these snowstorms have been harsh.
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But Mr. Horowitz's report was particularly harsh about the renewal applications.
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Jennifer Aydin had some harsh words for Bethenny Frankel on Thursday.
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A drought or harsh winter will lead to a die-off.
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Prosecutors had recommended to the judge a harsh sentence for Stone.
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The reaction from the digital rights community was harsh and immediate.
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But the seizure of his body drew harsh criticism within Israel.
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The scene at the border drew harsh criticism even within Israel.
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Mr. Trump's harsh immigration policies build on restrictions already in place.
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"I think it's a shameful, harsh reaction," he told WPVI-TV.
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But she's a harsh critic, having also rejected all other bottles.
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"The punishment meted out to Blitzchung is incredibly harsh," Kibler wrote.
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Our conditions are harsh ... We won't be able to endure more.
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Harsh cleaning chemicals can permanently dull the finish and leave streaks.
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What you shouldn't use: alcohol, acetone, or any other harsh chemical.
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And they had some harsh words for both Tesla and Apple.
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Harsh Vardhan Shringla is the Indian ambassador to the United States.
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He's alienated moderate Republicans with his harsh rhetoric toward racial minorities.
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" A large concern is retaliation, as Tehran has vowed "harsh revenge.
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Many abroad, too, may see such long jail terms as harsh.
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The harsh desert landscape was blanketed by patches of untouched snow.
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Early in their formation, planetary systems are a harsh, tumultuous place.
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Films featuring LGBTQ content are subject to censorship or harsh ratings.
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And to say that China's accession achieved nothing is too harsh.
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And the militarization of its police force came under harsh scrutiny.
|
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Both hosts are also known for their harsh attacks against Democrats.
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For many, social media can be a cruel and harsh place.
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Andrés cited Trump's harsh rhetoric regarding illegal immigrants for his decision.
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But Bettel's harsh words might do as much harm as good.
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Much of the southeastern U.S. is bracing for harsh winter storms.
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The UAE has an equally harsh way of treating migrant workers.
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The bipartisan consensus supporting harsh immigration and border enforcement has fractured.
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Others blasted the harsh treatment Morsi had experienced in Egyptian prison.
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It has also shone a harsh light on Japan's judicial system.
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It's especially harsh because Johnny was extremely close to his mother.
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Harsh words are exchanged, followed by a few slaps and punches.
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The sustenance provided only a brief escape from their harsh reality.
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And it's got some pretty harsh feedback for some presidential hopefuls.
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Harsh sentencing have not made our society safer nor sentencing fairer.
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If the mandatory minimum seems harsh to you, you're not alone.
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Corny songs remain so even when played on harsh electric instruments.
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It's impossible to know how all of this will play out, but if the past weeks are any guide, it would seem that—like many things in Trumplandia—harsh words may not translate into harsh actions.
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The players Steinbrenner had mentioned when he spoke to reporters at an owners meeting in Manhattan were not singled out in harsh terms — certainly not as harsh as many fans would use to assess their performance.
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I grew up in Oklahoma and Texas, so the sun's really harsh.
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A spokesman for the Guard, Ali al-Hassi, promised a "harsh response".
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Will the survivalists have what it takes to endure the harsh terrains?
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" Harsh"The public toilets haven't had water since the last two months.
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Critics worry that harsh cuts could harm operations in volatile African states.
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Coulter wasn't the only Trump supporter with harsh words for the president.
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Both investigations found Illini coaches' player treatment was harsh but not discriminatory.
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"The charge of producing pornography is a little too harsh," he said.
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Zhang's harsh words echoed China's earlier statements about trade tensions with Washington.
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Make sure to blend as you go to avoid any harsh lines.
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Now, a new study quantifies just how harsh the Mayan droughts were.
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Prepare to say goodbye to indecision, foundation brushes, and harsh lines ahead.
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Johnson says the harsh Hollywood industry affects her self-esteem as well.
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She said the harsh conditions only enabled Nassar to abuse the athletes.
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In that time, Uber saw a 10 percent reduction in harsh braking.
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What's harsh is I've got to live with fear in my home.
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Aunt Viv has some harsh words for her former Fresh Prince family.
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"Our life is simple, but the world outside is harsh," says Barry.
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This is a harsh word but every day we are being depleted.
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But he made his views clear in direct and even harsh terms.
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Yet the harsh truth about the workings of said economy isn't hushed.
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"That results in a very harsh process for the defendant," Downing said.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had harsh words for Bee.
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"It's very harsh for a kid to live such experience," he said.
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The stares, from harsh or curious faces, heightened his sense of isolation.
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Even the most conservative bishops have denounced Mr Trump's harsh immigration policies.
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The internet had some harsh, hilarious, and concerned reactions to the tweet.
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Nicotine salts make high concentrations of nicotine less harsh on the throat.
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Several other countries have harsh laws, but often look the other way.
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But Saied Shoukair, the pilot's father, had harsh words for whoever's responsible.
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His crass mannerisms and harsh rhetoric don't make the party look serious.
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The harsh economics of the food delivery business just claimed another victim.
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Overall, I found the harsh distinctions between absolute quiet and sound distracting.
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Senate Democrat Ron Wyden keyed in on that part, and was harsh.
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However, people on Chinese social media website Weibo weren't nearly as harsh.
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The color barrier is not as harsh as it was back then.
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Nothing like some harsh, unsolicited criticism about how you're raising your children.
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Sisi's critics say his presidency has brought a harsh crackdown on dissent.
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It may sound harsh, but it's part of the culture at Facebook.
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A Turkish security source said the patrol was postponed over "harsh weather".
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Ace Frehley has harsh words for his ex KISS bandmate Gene Simmons.
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Even Cattrall's comments don't seem particularly harsh toward their time on set.
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The argument for leniency also cited Trump&aposs harsh campaign-trail criticism.
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"Mean" is rumored to be a response to a particularly harsh critic.
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The song that came to me was a harsh and hateful song.
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S. trade war that could deal a harsh blow to the economy.
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On the premiere episode, he had some harsh words for his wife.
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Nobody is prepared for the harsh Alaska winter, least of all Ernst.
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Go deeper: Defense Department's new transgender policy outlines harsh limits for troops
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And he could use some warm clothes for the harsh Minnesota winters.
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Agile rovers for heavy-duty in rough terrain and harsh environments. LumenCache
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For someone who is the "fun dad" Bachelor, these are harsh words.
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I'm with you: I'm a well-documented harsh critic of Facebook myself.
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But experience has taught American officials harsh lessons about North Korean promises.
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The White House on Monday had similarly harsh words for Russia's behavior.
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Virtual skimmers are simply just a harsh reality of our digital world.
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But the outbreak was met with harsh criticism by world aid leaders.
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Harsh laws also govern what can be said about the palace's inhabitants.
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But,when winter came, the harsh weather would have them stuck indoors.
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Tanzania isn't the only African nation enforcing harsh laws targeting LGBTQ citizens.
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If you're starting to think Josie's mom is harsh, hear her out.
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It might have been harsh, but my time and work is important.
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Speaking of harsh chemicals, do embalmers worry about being exposed to them?
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C., the only black Republican senator, had harsh words for the president.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer had particularly harsh words for the plan.
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La Jolla, California (CNN)President Barack Obama directed harsh criticism at Rep.
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Another important tip is to make sure there are no harsh edges.
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But Johnson did not only have harsh words for the Republican nominee.
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The argument for leniency also cited harsh campaign-trail criticism by Trump.
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Other young people whose situations garnered less attention have received harsh treatment.
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If animals could survive the harsh conditions of space, so could we.
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It's supposed to make displays less harsh and easier on the eyes.
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The cover works amazing for protecting my plants from the harsh weather.
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Clinton also drew attention to Trump's harsh rhetoric toward women in general.
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Nebraska illustrates the complex incentives at work in America's harsh penal system.
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In Us, though, the Wilsons are forced to confront these harsh truths.
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But Committee members did not take a uniformly harsh stance on Libra.
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If they don't, the bosses of those companies will face harsh penalties.
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We'd also have to have been clever to avoid harsh, punishing heat.
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I was arrested, illegally, and faced a potentially very harsh jail sentence.
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The harsh conditions of the desert hold advantages for bees as well.
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Dauber tells Broadly a "recall" is not as harsh as it sounds.
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Online privacy is another FCC target for unduly harsh and inequitable regulation.
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It seems Betty's harsh words and Hermione reaching out worked after all.
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Thailand has harsh laws preventing any perceived insult to its royal family.
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The harsh charge drew thousands to protest in the town of Jena.
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Explore a harsh desert realm of hidden terrors - and lost Númenórean treasures!
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The harsh truth is that salads can get real sad, real fast.
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However, last week's court ruling was a harsh blow to Kesha's cause.
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Ouch ... It's a harsh rebuke for sure, but Wayne makes valid points.
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Harsh rules and regulations, harassment, and unfair wages have dogged the industry.
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Once listed, the country would face harsh regulations on its external affairs.
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Some said the sentence was too harsh, even if she was guilty.
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Now, though, Via Vengeance is back, armed and ready with Harsh Conditions.
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It's perfect for sensitive skin because there's absolutely no harsh scrubbing involved.
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" Hemsworth turned toward the camera and said, "That was a harsh one.
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She spoke to Morgan, who agreed that she was maybe too harsh.
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His supposedly false numbers justified the harsh conditions imposed by Greece's creditors.
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Indonesia and other Southeast Asian countries have notoriously harsh anti-narcotics laws.
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It is probably a bit harsh to put Kanter on this list.
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A harsh schedule also does not mean a drug is totally illegal.
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LG Tone Studio OK, maybe I'm being a little harsh on them.
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And that it did has a harsh impact on the administrative classes.
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Trump later said he "felt foolish" using the harsh rhetoric toward Kim.
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That is doubly true in the extremely harsh and remote offshore Arctic.
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Even when a scene is less than vicious, a harsh aftertaste lingers.
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Trump's request follows a month of often harsh presidential language about Pakistan.
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Most did so, but some have remained despite the harsh winter conditions.
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Life in Jackson can be as harsh as the state is beautiful.
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" Single + Swiping — "a docu-series exploring the harsh realities of dating apps.
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Stop arresting Central American families and children using these harsh enforcement tactics.
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But it also seems unlikely that their guidelines will be particularly harsh.
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"Young viewers," he wrote, "could certainly handle a few more harsh facts."
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Sjogren, fearing harsh future winters when they must shovel snow every morning.
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Despite the harsh words no formal action was taken after the session.
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The Saudi position on Canada has been harsh to say the least.
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Many agreed that what the violations called against Williams were unjustifiably harsh.
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The penalties under federal law are as harsh as the drug itself.
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And I honestly did not give Porsha advice in a harsh way.
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The Hungarian government's actions have provoked harsh critiques at home and abroad.
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The National Rifle Association in particular had harsh words for the retailer.
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Several senators from his own Republican Party had harsh words for him.
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Due to the arid, harsh conditions, wild animals and plants aren't abundant.
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"It was quite a harsh sentence for what was involved," he added.
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Shortly before her death, Catlin wrote some harsh final thoughts to herself.
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It's bleach-free, so you won't have to deal with harsh odors.
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They both faced the problem of long journeys through harsh, forbidding territory.
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In March, the Security Council imposed harsh new sanctions on the country.
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It, too, has moved away from harsh discipline as an automatic response.
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Testing can lead to anxiety, invasive follow-up procedures and harsh treatments.
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The formulas don't resort to harsh and harmful ingredients to be effective.
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The backlash from Trump allies in his conference was swift and harsh.
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Trump has also taken a harsh stance toward those who leak information.
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"Since the beginning, this administration has had harsh immigration policies," she said.
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I don't like paint pens, which won't come off without harsh cleaners.
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But Mr. Daniels's harsh yet fulsome artistry is a sealant against pity.
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She told Reuters before the hearing that life inside prison was harsh.
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Unfortunately, I can't help but turn that same harsh gaze on myself.
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Melee finals online—a move that garnered incredibly swift and harsh backlash.
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Free People is getting some harsh criticism for its new festival collection.
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That may sound harsh, but it's all right there on the page.
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The harsh reality of being human is that we all must age.
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The harsh reality is that we love eating sweet, salty, starchy things.
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Only four varieties of potatoes managed to grow in those harsh conditions.
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I suppose I'm being a bit harsh on you, Mr. Prime Minister.
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That's harsh, I know, and thank goodness it's not really like that.
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There are also numerous complaints of harsh treatment by Border Patrol agents.
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This harsh self-criticism was the mainstream voice that defined American civilization.
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But for all the harsh talk, he can strike surprisingly bipartisan notes.
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A harsh-seeming text message can sound thoughtful and logical when spoken.
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Hitting the warmth of paint, the overhead lights lose their harsh glare.
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If the problem is harsh lighting, think about solutions: Different overhead bulbs?
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I am allergic to harsh chemicals such as bleach and hydrogen peroxide.
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California's skyrocketing housing costs have created a harsh new reality for refugees.
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Even some who like Trump's mining policies chafe at his harsh rhetoric.
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I apologize to anyone who was the recipient of such harsh language.
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Hong Kong is not alone in carrying a harsh stance toward weed.
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But the reaction among politically minded gamers has been harsh and swift.
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The harsh truth is, if it can't scale, investors won't be interested.
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Jane described her as coming off "a little harsh" in that exchange.
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Perhaps you have hurt someone with your harsh words, mockery or dismissiveness.
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The expedition was forced to end its mission because of harsh weather.
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Among aficionados, Proactiv's products have a reputation for being harsh and drying.
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" You sort of think, "Why are they proposing such a harsh world?
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Has criticism suddenly gotten more harsh than it ever used to be?
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Zack Beauchamp: Some of the anti-refugee rhetoric has been quite harsh.
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But the harsh words continued during a closed meeting of House Democrats.
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So he is leaving it to his minions to announce harsh measures.
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It may sound harsh, but it's better than being left in limbo.
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Demonstrations quickly spread across Sudan despite often-harsh efforts to suppress them.
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The protesters have shouted harsh slogans against clerical leaders and their policies.
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"These are people fleeing harsh economic conditions and violence," Mr. Payan said.
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The markets' recent gyrations have offered a harsh lesson for inexperienced investors.
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The coronavirus has had a particularly harsh impact on the hospitality industry.
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Diplomacy, even the harsh kind, has failed to dissuade Russia from meddling.
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Read more about how Trump's CDC chief is facing increasingly harsh scrutiny.
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Some progressives were finally convinced of the moral need for harsh policies.
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On Friday, Khamenei promised harsh revenge and declared three days of mourning.
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The girls' 1964 admission forms used the harsh terminology of the time.
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The European Investment Bank was harsh in its critique of the company.
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Normal life was reportedly a harsh dose of reality for the parents.
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Such hesitancy prompted harsh words from Mr. Trump during the presidential campaign.
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"It shocked me," Ahlers told WTVG of stumbling upon the harsh posters.
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And net worth-based qualifications to keep receiving benefits may seem harsh.
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The chances of anyone surviving the harsh conditions has been considered remote.
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Brown said the turmoil — the strong comments, the harsh critiques — was unnecessary.
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ET. It was a cloudy day and the sun wasn't too harsh.
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Our selection is guaranteed to not harsh your vibe, but enhance it.
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Taseer had also criticized Pakistan's harsh blasphemy laws and campaigned against them.
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Not everyone in the National League for Democracy favors such harsh treatment.
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The Israeli government also had harsh words, as did French Jewish organizations.
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But even prestige options can contain harsh abrasives or potentially harmful chemicals.
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At the time, Boris had some harsh words for the Miliband brothers.
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Equality between genders or religions was rejected; harsh corporal punishments became routine.
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"Harsh revenge" awaited the "criminals" who killed Soleimani, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei declared.
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Iran called the move a "foolish escalation" and warned of "harsh retaliation."
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The attack was authorized by Trump, and Iran has promised harsh revenge.
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Unfortunately, that means not you, Jennifer Lopez, Beyoncé, Awkwafina and others. Harsh?
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The punishment he's been hit with is harsh: a four-year ban!
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The NNSA agreed with the findings, but suggested the assessment was harsh.
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As a historically mitigated minority, women know the harsh feeling of discrimination.
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It also tempers the harsh burnt character coming from the roasted barley.
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Wing has had trouble though, such as accusations of harsh working conditions.
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She received harassing phone calls and harsh objections from family and friends.
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Pearson, on the other hand, said the U.S. hasn't been unduly harsh.
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This harsh reality exists in 36 states because of the Hazelwood v.
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When Corey Reppond, 36, took the microphone, he acknowledged a harsh truth.
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I was harsh the last time I saw him, hiding my love.
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"These harsh conditions could have stimulated their diversification into more complex forms."
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But they'll also be harsh on the working class, which we didn't.
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Farmers have to hand prune their vineyards in harsh weather, she noted.
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National protests shone a harsh light on police killings of black civilians.
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Those who tried to buck the conventional method experienced harsh trade-offs.
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Mr. Halperin's thoughts on Mr. Trump's behavior in 2016 were less harsh.
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Do you think the government response to opioids has been too harsh?
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Testing can lead to anxiety, invasive follow-up procedures and harsh treatments.
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Be kind and soft in a world that is harsh and unfair.
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Many see little benefit from large projects and the harsh fiscal reforms.
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The reaction may be harsh from lawmakers, allies and some military officials.
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It's goofy and fun, but it doesn't shy away from harsh reality.
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Other reports listed "the worst Canadian prisons" and described harsh prison conditions.
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Harsh flavor compounds, like acetic acid, evaporate during conching, mellowing the cacao.
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Is it double the freedom, or does it harsh your (nude) toke?
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The maximum punishment is harsh -- $5k and/or 6 months behind bars.
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He railed against black teen "superpredators" and signed a harsh crime bill.
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I knew I wanted to make it harsh, but it's all love.
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The federal health minister Harsh Vardhan called for doctors to be protected.
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As recently as last fall, Flynn defended his harsh attacks on Clinton.
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The people responded with more and more outrage to their harsh tactics.
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The UDPS endured harsh repression, and the elder Tshisekedi was repeatedly jailed.
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"It feels harsh and there's no question that Friday was harsh, but relative to our peak we're not that far off," said Aaron Jett, vice president of global equity research at Bel Air Investment Advisors in Los Angeles.
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Yes, there are some harsh things happening and harsh judgments, but the one good thing is that we're becoming aware of what it means when somebody, even if they don't think they're harassing, is crossing the boundaries a bit.
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Lev Parnas: The message that I was supposed to, that I gave Sergey Schafer, was a very harsh message that was told to me to give it to him in a very harsh way, not in a pleasant way.
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Harsh words are exchanged this afternoon, but the vibe is easier this evening.
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It can also look quite harsh, whereas FEA is gentle and non-toxic.
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The instance highlights the Trump administration's often harsh, ongoing attempts to combat immigration.
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Was there a serious downside to the harsh attacks by Christie and others?
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He has an abusive father, which is why he's so harsh on Max.
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" Dalrymple's evacuation order was issued on Monday due to the "harsh winter conditions.
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Barack Obama's wishful thinking hasn't changed the harsh reality for most American workers.
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Harsh stuff, but that all seems to be water under a bridge now.
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Another fantastic way to deal with the harsh energy is by having sex.
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Is he about to absolutely harsh the living daylights out of that dude?
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You need to prepare for the onslaught of a harsh and uncaring month.
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Sandra Bernhard had some harsh words for Roseanne Barr after her show's cancellation.
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This partnership between the two companies reflects some harsh realities for both businesses.
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"Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, they can be really harsh places," Hernandez, 17, tells PEOPLE.
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While these numbers might harsh our collective buzz, Griswold said that's the point.
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One aide to a Republican lawmaker said the economic consequences could be harsh.
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When they run these exchanges, they accompany them with a very harsh mandate.
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Warren, on the other hand, is viewed as more of a harsh partisan.
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A good fairy tale will always be more sellable than a harsh truth.
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A history of harsh words Giuliani has a history of going after Biden.
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I still find the big and bold fonts too harsh on the eyes.
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When luck is recognized, softening its harsh effects becomes the basic moral project.
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That's the harsh reality that the liberal media isn't honest enough to report.
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Here's how the game is described on its website: Rust's world is harsh.
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Several rights groups have criticised the harsh conditions at the Nauru detention centre.
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This is also a moment when our public discourse is loud and harsh.
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The tiny pen used gives a graduated, natural effect, not harsh, blocky color.
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The boss that gave me the harsh feedback went through unconscious-bias training.
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Meanwhile, Moore's harsh criticism of the Fed is in line with Trump's views.
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Harsh words, and ones that Guwop will no doubt respond to with rapidity.
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Media mogul Barry Diller had some harsh words about Donald Trump on Thursday.
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He added that there was little appetite for such harsh measures in Mexico.
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It retreats from the harsh, combative, hyper-political world, rather than engaging it.
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Both places are claustrophobic and closed off, informed by Vancouver's harsh, Brutalist architecture.
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He was held in prison under harsh conditions without charge for a year.
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Quebec has taken a harsh approach to regulating cannabis compared to other provinces.
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Race conditions were so harsh that a handful of elite runners dropped out.
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But being active in the Arctic requires adjusting to the harsh conditions there.
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Non-tribal governments in northeastern Arizona will also be dealt a harsh blow.
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Unconstitutional is harsh, it is a strong word, but that's what I feel.
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But the photos also revealed fatigued climbers, visibly depleted by Everest's harsh conditions.
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Devotion's apartment is a harsh and unwelcoming space, but it's more than that.
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The combination of heavy use and harsh laws has resulted in overcrowded prisons.
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Celebrities busted with illegal drugs in Japan often face harsh punishment, including erasure.
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People also suggested less harsh ways to handle Santa letters this time around.
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"'Insatiable' is a harsh example of the best intentions yielding the worst results."
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And once convicted, blacks are more likely than whites to face harsh sentences.
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The use of Native Hawaiian law enforcement has been met with harsh criticism.
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Eric reacted to harsh criticism that followed the story's publication with a tweet.
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His suspension cost Wales dear, which makes it seem all the more harsh.
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The new facility offered a better place for patients, but conditions remained harsh.
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And it's a harsh one – all strong angles, towering structures, and rugged materials.
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This dive is not the most likely place to find harsh club music.
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The continued harsh rhetoric from Washington appeared to cast doubt on that, however.
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Harsh weather due to climate change isn't a way's off—it's already happening.
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Trump exuded strength -- and occasional compassion -- but mostly he was angry and harsh.
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Mandatory sentencing laws were created to punish drug-related crimes with harsh penalties.
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Sunday night's second presidential debate was tense, harsh and often hard-to-watch.
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Kim Kardashian West is dishing out some harsh style advice to her sisters.
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But this is the harsh reality for many women in the UK today.
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It's super cute, but you can tell the fight was harsh on Jack.
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Have we been just, like, waaaaay too harsh on Joe this whole time?
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The Game of Thrones world may be harsh, but it's also fair... sometimes.
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That was too harsh, says Joonas Rahkola of the Social Democrats' policy unit.
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"It was harsh to boil down your patriotism to one act," Hawkins said.
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Hey, we shouldn't be so harsh — Charlie Brown would probably be very impressed.
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The rhetoric has been harsh and vacuous; the news cycle fast and unrelenting.
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Reforms such as these are harsh and their implementation has often been botched.
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Several rights groups have criticized the harsh conditions at the Nauru detention center.
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With its harsh work ethic and big bonuses for big earners, Pactual grew.
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But surely you must occasionally set up books to get a harsh review.
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Mr. Deakins relied primarily natural light, capturing moments in the harsh desert sun.
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They shield their kids from these harsh realities, and it creates a disconnect.
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Some defectors have cited harsh working conditions as reasons for abandoning their posts.
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Last season was ultimately a harsh lesson in the ways of injury regression.
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But even she had harsh words for the press, telling her husband's supporters.
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"Some hand sanitizers can contain harsh chemicals … be careful with those," he says.
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Harsh for those companies, but iPhone users will get over it (we're sure).
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"So I'm very used to rural, out-of-hospital harsh conditions," she says.
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I have found politics to not be as harsh as my friends predicted.
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We're way too harsh on women's bodies — that's not exactly a revolutionary idea.
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One that ended with some harsh words between Mani and Hooky, at that.
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Make sure to blend the color into the crease to avoid harsh lines.
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The weather is often harsh and unrelenting; the wind whips your ears constantly.
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The mineral is mined in harsh conditions and subject to significant price fluctuation.
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Most Greeks are reeling from harsh budget cuts imposed under three international bailouts.
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Everything seemed cold and harsh, and it felt like there was homelessness everywhere.
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"Some walnut face scrubs are kind of harsh on the skin," she says.
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A harsh move, perhaps, but it's probably a right one for the times.
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When the weekend turned violent, the organization fielded harsh criticism on social media.
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I don't want to harsh painting's mellow by getting all formalist on it.
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Others were no less harsh: Selena Quintanilla to Cardi B from heaven pic.twitter.
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Kashmir endures harsh winters, with temperatures as low as minus 8 degrees Celsius.
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Their matte exterior was flat under the harsh sun that poured through skylights.
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The case has cast a harsh light on Japan's criminal justice system internationally.
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The vibe is harsh this morning, but things will chill out later on.
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HE'S A NICE FELLOW, BUT I THINK THE HARSH RHETORIC IS ONE THING.
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A really harsh world," said RuPaul, who goes by both "he" and "she.
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I liked the idea of Ulysses escaping his harsh reality through everyday beauty.
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LePage continued that he believed Trump hadn't been harsh enough in his words.
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It made for a very harsh scene with a lot of amazing players.
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Two years later, some of us are still grappling with that harsh reality.
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" Another source was more harsh: "Emil is the chief sycophant officer to Travis.
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In the harsh and unforgiven world of Westeros, it seems all too likely.
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Interestingly, most Americans don't agree with harsh punishment for sex work or solicitation.
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The video's devotion to the harsh beauty of nature doubly complicates Cistern's setting.
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That's when being a mother in the music industry became a harsh reality.
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Similarly, harsh scrutiny of Hollywood heavyweights Harvey Weinstein and Roman Polanski is appropriate.
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Imposing harsh socioeconomic restrictions is the opposite of what America should be doing.
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They also saw a China unknown to them before, very poor and harsh.
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It felt unwearable for everyday, the lines always looked a bit too harsh.
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"Perhaps Iowa farmers' biggest fear is becoming a harsh reality," the article declares.
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To impress the Germans, he pursued fiscal austerity and harsh labor market reforms.
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Some leaders came through the subtropical city to escape the harsh Beijing winters.
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Ted Cruz, a sometimes harsh critic of McConnell, declined to attack his leader.
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But Coleman's "beautiful vision" for remaking the exam soon met some harsh realities.
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Nail-strengthening products that contain harsh chemicals can do more harm than good.
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But Walsh evolved into a frequent and harsh Trump critic after the election.
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When compared with recent cases, Mr. Singleton's sentence appears to be disproportionately harsh.
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The second was to adjust the tone so that it wasn't as harsh.
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What ensues forces all of Lily's carefully hidden differences into the harsh light.
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He also offered harsh words for Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and Iran's regime.
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It drew harsh condemnation from conservatives, who labeled it a Wall Street bailout.
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But he said the Russia summit didn't merit the harsh criticisms of Trump.
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A lot of leaders mistake domineering, controlling, and otherwise harsh behavior for strength.
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That harsh, bright center of the sign is what really grabs your attention.
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Eventually, she learned the harsh reality that she couldn't keep stretching herself thin.
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However, he considers the most significant contributor to be the harsh, dry environment.
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Harsh winters have also damaged public utilities like ferry docks and gas lines.
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A harsh critic of network programming, including NBC's, he seemed an unlikely savior.
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Pai has been a harsh critic of former Democratic Chairman Tom Wheeler's rules.
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" But on Thursday, Mr. Duterte apologized, saying he never intended his "harsh words.
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Waters has become famous on the internet for her harsh words against Trump.
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Storr has harsh words for positive psychology, and for the self-esteem movement.
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Judged by that harsh criteria, genuine climate hawks are a rare species indeed.
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"I feel like you come off so harsh sometimes," a producer tells him.
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And with my family it would be judged on a very harsh level.
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Some Europeans have already begun to draw harsh lessons from the British experience.
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For instance, the victims were largely voiceless and defenseless against their harsh conditions.
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And I'm quite harsh on Dan's writing and famous for my red pen.
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It is bitter, full of fennel and anise, and harsh on the tongue.
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For example, can organic compounds found on Earth survive the harsh space environment?
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Interestingly, however, it's not just harsh regimes that have a higher Tor usage.
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Trump has been a harsh critic of NATO since the 2016 presidential campaign.
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This was unapologetically harsh music that held a mirror up to real life.
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FDR was measured by two scales: harsh-coercive fathering and paternal warmth/supportiveness.
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" These redactions turn the text into something harsh yet beautiful: "Make Insect Profit!
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The findings were troubling, sometimes shocking, and really fucking harsh on Courtney Love.
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So how to tell if your tech is using one that's too harsh?
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The possible future is often portrayed as a harsh one in video games.
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The course defied every harsh condition, natural and political, that Rio has presented.
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The judge's harsh words got them to admit this was not the case.
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The restaurant was purposefully placed in an area known to have harsh weather.
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And the last few months have been especially harsh for the Vermont senator.
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Those entities quickly responded with retaliatory measures and harsh rebukes of Trump's policy.
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Spawn's contributions, by contrast, are harsh and weird, aspiring only to absolute newness.
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"For a young girl from the provinces, it was very harsh," she said.
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The harsh North Korean reaction may have been a time-tested negotiating tactic.
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This would be far too harsh a fate for a superhero, of course.
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That bill included harsh penalties for deported criminals who re-enter the country.
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Most of the children have runny noses from exposure to harsh living conditions.
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He lectures her on respect ... and then burns her with a harsh line.
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Fathers who died on the mountain alongside her didn't hear such harsh criticism.
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A cycle of increasingly harsh tariffs would slam the brakes on global growth.
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In Brooklyn, any exhibition about displacement would be incomplete without confronting harsh realities.
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" A user called Celtic Warrior said, "Harsh medicine, indeed, but sadly, very necessary.
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Trump's administration has seen little success in their harsh stance on North Korea.
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The Egyptian government has been overseeing a harsh crackdown on opponents since 2013.
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And harsh security measures make mass protests against a central leader nearly impossible.
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The migrants also said certain workers were brusque and harsh with the children.
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Mr. Trump withdrew from the deal in May 2018 and reimposed harsh sanctions.
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To the rest of New York, this building turns a harsh concrete wall.
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Though it was nonbinding, the vote was another harsh blow to Mrs. May.
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"Adams endured harsh criticism in the court of public opinion," Mr. Rosenstein said.
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"We often get very, very judgmental and harsh and blame ourselves," she said.
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Behind bars, she started sketching the harsh realities of her fellow female inmates.
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What is likely to happen is just the opposite of a harsh punishment.
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There was, however, the harsh truth of Mr. Rose's treatment of Ms. Jones.
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The sheets aren't made with any harsh chemicals, which your skin will love.
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Mikey's got a pretty good chokehold, and I've said some pretty harsh words.
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Trevor Noah on Tuesday had harsh words for the American criminal justice system.
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But Mr. Trump is selling his harsh treatment of asylum-seekers as deliberate.
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That method was too harsh for the delicate embryonic cells of a mouse.
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But the International Monetary Fund offered a dose of harsh reality on Tuesday.
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These hints at China's harsh past may have been too much for officials.
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And I think that America is, you know, unfairly harsh on ethnic people.
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What's next: The currency manipulator designation does not come with particularly harsh remedies.
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While she has a point, her delivery of it is harsh, and unexpected.
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The conditions are harsh, with most of it covered in ice and snow.
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Their kind of rock music, bluesy and harsh, broke the rules of harmony.
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The term also covers forced labour mandated by harsh states like North Korea.
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And for a time cultural life was less restricted by harsh ideological controls.
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"Harsh and painful, leaving enough blood to paint a scarlet angel," he began.
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This is a harsh lesson that other Silicon Valley "visionaries" have already learned.
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Dothan is a city where judgment is swift and punishment can be harsh.
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All matter is treated equally on this lakebed known for its harsh conditions.
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"It's harsh, it's outdated, it needs to be reformed," Ms. Winner-Davis said.
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It's the foundation, too, of a harsh wit that recalls early Lorrie Moore.
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His administration has been characterized by secrecy, scandals, and harsh treatment of migrants.
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When hot coffee cools, even more acids develop, many of them unpleasantly harsh.
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Fake news and harsh rhetoric have fanned fears about potential outbursts of violence.
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Then it turned to social media to try and soften its harsh image.
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His songs still feel like little guidebooks for staring down a harsh universe.
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At least one person I know faced harsh criticism for refusing to comply.
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Groups are arriving in "very remote, very rugged, harsh environments," added the official.
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Instead she had some harsh words for haters on Monday and quit Instagram.
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The vast majority of the comments are from harsh critics of the commission.
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Linden trains in northern Michigan and so is well accustomed to harsh weather.
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Her family faced the harsh reality their newborn's survival rate was 5-10%.
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These judgments are informed by a harsh reality: the weather will get worse.
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The harsh truth is that the Obama guidelines have led to bad outcomes.
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The agency's loss was a harsh reminder of the tobacco industry's staying power.
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Son admitted he learned a "harsh lesson" from the collapse in WeWork's valuation.
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Avoid fixtures with exposed bulbs, as those can be harsh to the eye.
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Iranian leadership has already threatened "harsh retaliation" over the U.S. killing of Gen.
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The story creates drama from a classic combination of heroism and harsh conditions.
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The Indian is me is definitely attracted to harsh contrasts and color theory.
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Minneapolis and Denver are the two areas with harsh winters where iBuyers operate.
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Such a designation would have led to harsh economic penalties against the groups.
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Such a designation would have led to harsh economic penalties against the groups.
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If you want a cozier space, it's time to toss harsh white lightbulbs.
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"Replace your harsh, cool whites with a soft, warm white bulb," Rasmussen said.
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Even the Red Cross itself is not trying to deny this harsh truth.
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The men face jail time — an unusually harsh punishment for such a fight.
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Lights and Christmas decorations don't fare too well against the harsh Australian sun.
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He also faced harsh criticism and allegations of treason by hardliners and fundamentalists.
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"While this environment looks odd and harsh, it's actually very fragile," he adds.
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Still, Mr. Guaidó faces the possibility of harsh reprisals when he returns home.
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McCabe, who planned to retire in March, faced harsh public criticism from Trump.
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Business regulation is sometimes harsh, the economy is sluggish, and infrastructure needs work.
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"He was very calm and never used harsh words," Mr. Nézet-Séguin said.
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New, harsh proposals by the government may have been the catalyst, they suggested.
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Maybe Elway or Manning will come back Man, Denver Broncos fans are harsh.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.), another harsh Trump critic, has also floated the idea.
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The phone call prompted a harsh response from some of Trump's biggest critics.
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He followed up that widely hailed masterpiece with "Yeezus," a harsh, industrial reset.
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He argued Canada has imposed harsh tariffs of its own on dairy imports.
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Slaughter might be harsh but I guess for drug peddlers, they deserve it.
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Despite the harsh sparring, the Democrats on stage united in taking on Trump.
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Manafort has already agreed with prosecutors about how harsh his punishment should be.
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Trump has demonstrated neither of those qualities in his harsh treatment of Sessions.
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The Trump administration's new proposal was met with harsh criticism from consumer advocates.
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She is a very sensitive person, and I can be quite harsh sometimes.
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That's not a political statement—it's a harsh reality, and we must act.
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The design includes sheltered pathways from harsh Boston weather, along with green spaces.
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"There has been some harsh language exchanged on both sides," Rabbi Zwiebel said.
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I was unremittingly harsh to the worst transgressor of all: the bandwagon fan.
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When exposed to the harsh light of reality, they often look less impressive.
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It's what the students call a harsh lesson in the limits of meritocracy.
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Harsh and inflexible sentencing laws only contribute to our nation's mass incarceration epidemic.
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The Three Strikes Law resulted in shockingly harsh punishments for even minor crimes.
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The Obama administration also faced harsh criticism for its actions at the time.
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The result has been increasingly harsh policies directed at immigrants and asylum seekers.
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Most are just busy and stressed, harsh one day and lenient the next.
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Health Minister Harsh Vardhan visited the state on Sunday to assess the situation.
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So I feel like these days work, [and] work ethics are quite harsh.
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Holder pointed to the limited impact of harsh sentencing on the use and availability of drugs, as well as the harmful consequences of harsh policies, not only for those who were incarcerated, but for their families and communities as well.
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HARSH POLITICAL CLIMATE A harsh political climate that engulfed Latin America at the end of 2019, with an unusual rift between Brazil and Argentina and an outburst of protests in Andean countries, will also weigh on the region's foreign exchange markets.
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In a harsh environment, many see it as the only way of staying alive.
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In almost every other circumstance, rangers will not intervene in the harsh bear world.
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This may seem harsh, but it is far kinder than not letting them in.
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It is harsh and tender at the same time, insightful, smart, a graceful film.
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Less than one-third said the harsh language used on the trail is justified.
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Prince Jackson has some harsh words for critics of his late grandfather Joe Jackson.
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Vice President Al Gore, the Democratic nominee that year, came in for harsh criticism.
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Boatright explained that Trump's harsh language had prompted him to kneel with the flag.
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Within days, Musk changed his mind and accepted a slightly more harsh SEC deal.
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They're also cruelty-free and free from parabens, synthetic fragrance, and other harsh ingredients.
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"Yes," Gillibrand responded, her sunny smile cracking in the harsh glare of the spotlight.
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Trump on Wednesday turned a harsh spotlight on Germany&aposs own ties to Russia.
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Across the country, Clinton supporters used unusually harsh language when describing the election result.
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The lines of the laptop are curvier, with soft swells instead of harsh angles.
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Jack Dalrymple had ordered the protesters to leave immediately, citing the harsh wintry conditions.
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Rajoy has taken a harsh stance against Catalan separatism since taking power in 2011.
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The incredibly harsh attacks on John Bolton, Vice President Pence, and making threatening noises.
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Despite the harsh criticism, Noonan said they've been blessed having O'Leary as their Shark.
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Some fans probably agree both men's comments are awful and deserving of harsh consequences.
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The government, sensing a harsh verdict on its rule, prefers not to mention it.
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When you have harsh conditions, especially heat that drains you, it impacts the gameplay.
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Use a clean finger to buff any harsh edges and diffuse the color more.
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Some respondents defended and supported the move, while others were a bit more harsh.
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He's not a bad boy, and does not seem harsh and rude at all.
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Despite the harsh tone, the two sides were evidently able to reach an agreement.
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Kenny is hesitant, but Eve gets harsh, reminding Kenny that he works for her.
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While in Congress, Secretary Price was a harsh and outspoken critic of bloated budgets.
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But the ACA's penalty wasn't nearly as harsh as those imposed in other countries.
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They think it's a message from Aaron, and give him a pretty harsh beating.
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I didn't think it was going to come back this harsh, but it did.
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The harsh "sequestration" budget caps would return in fiscal year 2020 without congressional action.
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Too much contrast will look harsh, so a warm brown is almost always flattering.
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None, at least so far, are comparable to the harsh moves two decades ago.
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Meanwhile, people crossing the remote Arizona and New Mexico border faced harsh weather conditions.
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People might not accept them as easily if they were harsh and gritty looking.
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The order takes effect from Wednesday, with violators facing "harsh" punishment, the report said.
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Unlike many climate activists, Glendon avoids taking a harsh line on the business world.
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He sent a signal that he's accepting the harsh realities of the delegate math.
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The difference with Kenra, though, is that this one comes without the harsh effects.
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The two then exchanged a number of harsh words before going their separate ways.
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Even so, there's no guarantee the harsh feelings towards the airline will linger long.
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For Smart, she witnessed the harsh effects of pornography addiction when she was kidnapped.
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Last night, developer Victoria Fierce had some harsh words for Vice President Mike Pence.
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" Despite Henrik's harsh words, he does say that he and Margrethe "love each other.
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It's time to face the harsh reality: some snowmen are just better than others.
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Using fake names is less about privacy and more about escaping harsh social consequences.
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And, up until now, Pandora's web version has been pretty harsh on the eyes.
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"For Ratan Tata, it's an emotional issue," said Harsh Vardhan, head of Starair Consulting.
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This has a harsh sound but there's some beauty to this lead singer's voice.
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And maybe the anonymity maybe even made it seem less harsh in that way.
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A second set of accusations dealt with harsh treatment of prisoners by the CIA.
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The conditions are harsh, the region is remote, and a spill could be devastating.
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While the consequences are harsh, the fact remains that these crimes are largely undetected.
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She says she only began to get harsh comments once her following became massive.
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" Duterte also had harsh words for the US President and the European Union: "Mr.
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Duterte said martial law would be "harsh" and could last up to a year.
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The North may also hope to secure a relaxation of increasingly harsh UN sanctions.
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But the world these morally grey characters were born into is harsh and unforgiving.
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IBM—at least for the time being—seems willing to ignore these harsh realities.
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Brazil's banking industry has struggled with a harsh recession and record delinquencies this year.
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Earlier this year, they were given harsh sentences for using fake documents and identities.
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We are at once proud nationalists and harsh critics of our country of origin.
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If Italians do not sort this out, the markets will render a harsh verdict.
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But fish-processing survives largely thanks to Poles willing to endure harsh factory conditions.
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But make sure that you aren't being too harsh with others when offering criticism.
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Throughout the Muslim world, a harsh campaign was conducted against people who celebrate Christmas.
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But it creates a harsh portrait of Rostand – one which the leader himself rejects.
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Afghanistan seemed like a lawless place, harsh like its arid, craggy Hindu Kush landscape.
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The Instagram comments ranged from laughing at the resemblance to super harsh and hilarious.
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But the four-time Olympic gold medalist wasn't taking the harsh feedback lying down.
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"Culturally, [for] South Indians, the ceremony is the focus of the wedding," Harsh says.
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That has brought relief after more that two years of Islamic State's harsh rule.
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The harsh light of truth and visibility, however, can be the world's great disinfectant.
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The harsh light of truth and visibility, however, can be the world's great disinfectant.
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The years of austerity and economic contraction took a particularly harsh toll on Prepa.
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That's a harsh assessment, but it's also okay to not be a great wrestler.
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Simon was always known as the harsh one, but he was hardly ever wrong.
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