Thursday&aposs humiliating loss came in humiliating fashion for one of soccer&aposs most storied nations.
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On the one hand, Jeb Bush suffered yet another humiliating defeat — so humiliating that he was forced to drop out.
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It's very humiliating, and the more humiliating part is, if we remember this, but we're not allowed in the bar, right?
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BRUSSELS — It is by now a familiar, humiliating pattern.
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Season 33 of "The Crown" begins with the Suez crisis and ends with the Profumo affair, taking Queen Elizabeth II and her country from humiliating battlefield retreat to humiliating government sex scandal.
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The need for additional precautions can be frustrating and humiliating.
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And now, after long, brutal, humiliating campaign, I am crushed.
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Finding random strands on my chest and shoulders was humiliating.
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Mocking, humiliating, and denigrating scapegoats is their stock in trade.
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A news conference, however humiliating, is not an impeachable offense.
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The most humiliating instance had come in the 10th inning.
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This humiliating act is becoming a ritual in the Bernabéu.
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The business community revolted, forcing Pence into a humiliating retreat.
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Meanwhile, humiliating debt restructurings and rumours of corruption alienate locals.
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Thank you for your support during this difficult & humiliating time.
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It often involves drama or something terrible, humiliating, or shameful.
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It's humiliating, even though it's clearly a cry for help!
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After a humiliating two weeks, I healed on my own.
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All three students said the meetings with Nassar were humiliating.
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"It was definitely humiliating, and it was humbling," he said.
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We can't even begin to say how humiliating this is.
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He views any concession as a sign of humiliating weakness.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "It was a really humiliating result for Trump.
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I was shouting, being mean and humiliating, but also encouraging.
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Such a ban would be humiliating for Olympic superpower Russia.
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And it's dehumanizing, it's humiliating for a lot of people.
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A humiliating comedownBut by early September, something had to give.
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"It's humiliating," she said of her time on government assistance.
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But Martin, who presented the award, stuck around humiliating himself.
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The tape was humiliating, but he hadn't broken any laws.
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If he discovers nothing, it shouldn't become a humiliating liability.
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Or maybe you just find what you do somewhat humiliating.
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"I just remember how humiliating it was," Dr. Eastman said.
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"Either way, it is humiliating for our country," he said.
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More humiliating than missing shots, than losing, was my attitude.
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Actually seating the activist shareholder would be even more humiliating.
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"I found it to be a humiliating experience," Torres said.
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It's still about humiliating people and having us watch it.
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The move was not just a humiliating rebuke to Spicer.
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It is awful and humiliating to be in that cage.
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"It was the most horrible, humiliating day of my life."
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When Graham finally read the Watergate transcripts, it was humiliating.
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Or that being goaded by the President could be humiliating.
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It was humiliating to send such a personal note, and even more humiliating when HR dismissed it and made no accommodations for me to take one hour per week to address my mental health.
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On the brink of a humiliating elimination, the hosts changed tack.
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Prejudice was rife in parliament, ranging from the comical to humiliating.
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However, there was a catch...er, actually a very humiliating prerequisite.
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Does Meghan's family not realize how much they are humiliating themselves?
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And what Evans wants, allegedly, can range from impractical to humiliating.
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AI that takes over the world by just humiliating us all?
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Seeking Mr Trump's personal patronage can be a precarious, humiliating affair.
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It marked a turning point between complacent consensus and humiliating division.
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Rick has been reduced to humiliating cameo appearances on variety shows.
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It would be out of character, and humiliating, for General Haftar.
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He let the dust settle amid humiliating questions about his leadership.
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It is worse than a bad life—it is humiliating, degrading.
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It's humiliating, and I'm scared out of my mind right now.
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"I think the way it's delivered is humiliating," another user wrote.
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This is better than the humiliating life and tragedy we live.
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And Marco Rubio is trying to regroup after a humiliating defeat.
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"Male guardianship is un-Islamic and humiliating for women," said Akeel.
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Polls show the Conservative Party finishing in a humiliating fifth place.
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The episode does a fine job driving home hacking's humiliating invasiveness.
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Her fiancé's parents compel her to undergo a humiliating virginity test.
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Each time I pass by your home is a humiliating experience.
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" Hostin called the president's comments "humiliating" and "embarrassing for our country.
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Trump's Cabinet secretaries are "humiliating themselves" by defending Trump, Scarborough said.
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TOMI LAHREN, CONTRIBUTOR, FOX NEWS: Well, of course it was humiliating.
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It was, he says, the most humiliating experience of his life.
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Is that not very humiliating for Brandi Love and Dillion Harper?
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It was infuriating and humiliating to have to deal with this.
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At a rudimentary and humiliating level, I'm incapable of lucid discourse.
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The government in Lisbon had to accept a humiliating international bailout.
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In the end, Mr. Erdogan decided to fight the humiliating results.
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Magoo' and perhaps most humiliating of all, 'member of my administration.
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The results of the 2016 campaign were humiliating for the party.
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To this humiliating defeat, there was no Kremlin reaction at all.
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It's a humiliating experience to be accused of something that despicable.
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The idea of a rescue attempt, even if possible, seemed humiliating.
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Kavanaugh won Senate confirmation, so humiliating Christine Blasey Ford was okay.
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María went through the same humiliating experience with a female officer.
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Do any of this year's Knicks individually reach truly humiliating marks?
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It would be downright humiliating if they didn't make the podium.
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Some White House officials, however, said they found the episode humiliating.
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It marks a humiliating low point in an otherwise high-flying career.
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Think about whatever is most humiliating about you and your seedy past.
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In my daily life, I've encountered humiliating and invasive questioning and treatment.
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For recent elections have not just been humiliating for mainstream Western politicians.
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What about Clinton humiliating his wife and daughter and female cabinet members?
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Cory Booker denounced the moderators for subjecting Biden to such humiliating scrutiny.
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Mr Trump's response to these humiliating allegations was sadly true-to-form.
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It described a "widespread pattern of guards beating, humiliating and extorting migrants".
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It's all a bit humiliating really, giving us our own special day.
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Ultimately, Meredith's stupendously humiliating exit aligned with my childlike sense of justice.
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I'd have to explain all of my humiliating triggers to my therapist.
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The humiliating spotlight of national condemnation came as a shock to him.
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The incident, though humiliating, may have even been a blessing in disguise.
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Achilles refuses and doesn&apost then humiliates him by humiliating the body.
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"Body shaming is humiliating, with often painful, long-term consequences," he said.
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It seems like the far right is constantly humiliating itself these days.
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It's humiliating, it doesn't taste good, and often, it's a humbling experience.
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The man who relishes humiliating others is destined to suffer it himself.
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In some cases, Trump is making their decisions easier, by humiliating them.
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The exchange underscored how the alleged assault was both traumatizing and humiliating.
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"A humiliating loss for a man that rarely loses," the adviser said.
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After a humiliating bet in 2015 on Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc VRX.
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It would be horribly humiliating, I thought, almost an exercise in sadism.
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Your most important legislative push ended in humiliating failure you can't accept.
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It was a difficult and often humiliating trip, I can tell you.
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"It's humiliating to have the cops come," he says, whining a little.
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It was humiliating, but at the same time, it was a gig.
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The police came a few times a week and it was humiliating.
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MADRID — It was a humiliating video that fueled outrage on social media.
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The T.S.A. subjects transgender passengers like me to humiliating and dehumanizing treatment.
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Greece's humiliating tutelage, the source of anti-German outbursts, may soon end.
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This humiliating practice was meant to illustrate the impossibility of racial equality.
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Once again, we heard a woman describe a painful and humiliating experience.
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Though far from the most promising option, it is the least humiliating.
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Kidd described the assaults as egregious, degrading and humiliating to the victims.
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It's humiliating to all Egyptians and I do not accept this humiliation.
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"This is so humiliating," Spade said to the laughter of his crew.
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"And my response was, 'Thank you for not humiliating me,'" Burke said.
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So far, the results for the Echo have been anything but humiliating.
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Was this the most humiliating thing you've done in this presidential race?
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Was this the most humiliating thing you've done in this presidential race?
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Maybe now we were on our way to shedding that humiliating label.
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She had to undergo a humiliating recreation of the scene, she said.
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But in the short term, Trump just suffered a humiliating political defeat.
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For Fernandez, PPG was not the most humiliating aspect of his treatment.
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It was humiliating to Mazin, but Bushra says her husband had no choice.
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What's worse: Eichenwald's (alleged) humiliating reviews of his own book or WikiLeaks' pettiness?
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In business, a big humiliating bankruptcy wasn't enough to stop his risk-taking.
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Instagram influencer Quigley is speaking out about her "humiliating" experience on American Idol.
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The coalition partners suffered a humiliating loss in local government polls in February.
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Is there anything more humiliating in this life than a condescending, paternalistic dumping?
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He then subjected Mr Sobotka to a humiliating dressing-down on national television.
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His efforts to turn around that ailing company led to his humiliating decline.
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DONALD TRUMP seems to enjoy publicly humiliating people, especially those in his power.
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The jihadist group said rebels had been forced to attend on "humiliating" terms.
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Even if he has nothing to hide from it, this is deeply humiliating.
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It was humiliating, and there was a line of people behind me staring.
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TUESDAY WAS the most humiliating day in a prime ministership scorched by humiliations.
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She has made it clear that she finds these statements hurtful and humiliating.
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As humiliating as it looks, executives are unlikely to see a better offer.
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"That day was the most humiliating day we had, ever," Soto Moreno said.
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Then someone on the group chat will start laying into them, humiliating them.
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It's horrible, it's humiliating, I must try and bring it to an end.
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Why do generals make the often humiliating decision to retreat from a battle?
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I didn't enjoy it at all; I found it very humbling and humiliating.
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Being a food writer can be a humiliating and humbling experience, I've found.
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Morrissey: It was humiliating to be popular simply because we were considered popular.
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It's humiliating to have to share personal information just so you can pee.
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Hawk is subjected to a humiliating interrogation, but passes a lie-detector test.
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Plus, truth be told, I found engaging with other forms of exercise humiliating.
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"A humiliating loss for a man that rarely loses," one Trump adviser said.
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Life as an alcoholic is far more humiliating than life as a runner.
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The difficulties these women face range from the humiliating to the life-threatening.
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And trust me, this level of earnestness is deeply humiliating for me, too.
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"We have to get to it without humiliating May", one diplomat put it.
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Tensions rose as the country faced a humiliating exit in the group stage.
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All three are viewed as unafraid to say some humiliating things to Mrs.
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This is the attitude of a wealthy man who finds serving others humiliating.
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They are free to sacrifice workers' dignity in dominating and humiliating their subordinates.
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Getting a car after kissing it for 40 hours is humiliating but defensible.
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"That was the most humiliating experience that I have ever had," she said.
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And that lawyer will ask the client about everything, with sometimes humiliating precision.
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Eighties comedies routinely built bits around men harassing, stalking and sexually humiliating women.
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Most Black women who experience these painful and humiliating encounters with police survive.
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"It was a little humiliating, to be honest," she said of the testing.
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She rebuffed his requests and said it was "inappropriate and humiliating," she testified.
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He admitted some might find his work humiliating because he's a college graduate.
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Just a year ago, President Tsai Ing-wen's party suffered a humiliating defeat.
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For the F.P.I. and other hard-line Islamic groups, the scandal is humiliating.
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Friday's outcome is good for the country, but humiliating for the Republican leadership.
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In season two we see exactly how tragically humiliating this subservience can be.
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Weight Watchers didn't work for me, either, and I found the meetings humiliating.
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My school board had invalidated me in perhaps the most humiliating way possible.
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It is a humiliating experience to be a Muslim in India right now.
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I was worried someone saw the humiliating thing that just happened to me.
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Think how much more humiliating and painful it will be if you fall.
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Even more humiliating, though, is sitting in his doctor's office surrounded by women.
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They insist on paying her, which is at first humiliating and then liberating.
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"I found editing myself difficult and being edited by others humiliating," he wrote.
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It took a humiliating public failure for the House to resolve its differences.
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In Britain Theresa May was facing a humiliating defeat at the European Parliament elections.
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"It felt very uncomfortable, very humiliating and very degrading," said Denhollander, during the hearing.
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This time he could be forced into a humiliating second round on May 26th.
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He spearheaded the party's 2014 general election campaign that also led to humiliating defeat.
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Some of these were clearly jokes, but some are probably quite humiliating and real.
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It's a humiliating process that a lot of transgender people are reluctant to undergo.
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It is a humiliating reversal after a high-profile battle against the larger Didi.
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Humiliating though its electoral drubbing appears, the coalition may take comfort from something else.
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His actions are desperate and humiliating — he is a disaster spinning out of control.
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"Odinga is running away from a humiliating defeat," deputy president William Ruto told journalists.
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That kind of taunt is especially humiliating given the personal nature of fighting games.
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"It's humiliating to see Arabic treated with such disrespect," says Mohammad Darawshe, an activist.
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Local elections in Turkey delivered a humiliating blow to the president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Park's humiliating fall from grace has had far-reaching effects on South Korean politics.
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There's a secret to it, and it's very simple: It's unpleasant being unhappy . . . humiliating.
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Some spoke with anguish about the humiliating search to replace jobs they had lost.
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"We could not sign that humiliating agreement," the newspaper quoted the parents as saying.
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He had prevailed over his Asian rival, humiliating the Indian prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru.
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Murdoch's split from his third wife, Wendi Deng, was high-profile and undoubtedly humiliating.
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Sometimes people try to reduce human lives to things like Skittles — with humiliating results.
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His funeral was a humiliating affair, thinly attended by the establishment and poorly guarded.
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The United Nations calls virginity testing "painful, humiliating and traumatic" and wants it banned.
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It was one of the most humiliating moves made by a team in years.
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The most humiliating thing ... I discovered I lost my civil right for five years.
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Democrats have had a full eight months to digest their humiliating 22019 electoral defeat.
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The discredited story marks one of the most humiliating episodes in Rolling Stone's history.
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America's most humiliating war had not been touched before; the film proved emotionally devastating.
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Many Jordanians had viewed the arrangement as a humiliating Israeli occupation of their land.
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The plaintiffs said they had been subjected to beatings, humiliating searches and other abuses.
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The party will aim to avoid such a humiliating public defeat in the future.
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It was also a tragic and humiliating rebuke of the recent Kurdish independence referendum.
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Mr. Gorbachev and Mr. Yeltsin were longtime rivals who delighted in humiliating each other.
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I shudder to think of the harm he could inflict after a humiliating defeat.
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Both Napoleon and Hitler fought "two-front wars" which ended, thankfully, in humiliating defeats.
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It is horrifying, humiliating, and a moment of stark clarity; her sorrow is complete.
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It's a humiliating end for Mayer, a Google veteran who joined Yahoo in 2012.
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It doesn't matter that he is humiliating and perhaps sexually assaulting her maid, Anna.
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They dream up outlandish festivities while belittling and humiliating the maid, Bess (Megan Tusing).
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Still, the question has turned into a humiliating public debate over the athlete's genitalia.
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When Ebola strikes, it's like the worst and most humiliating flu you could imagine.
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Thus, the Trump administration's attempt at humiliating and penalizing Pakistan is unlikely to work.
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In the eyes of many Israelis, Mr. Netanyahu's choice was both humiliating and dangerous.
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"Get Out" names a movie, yet it also endures as a humiliating national command.
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On October 15th it suffered a humiliating scoreless draw against the Philippines, ranked 127th.
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Things escalated Friday and ended up further embarrassing and humiliating her son, Ayers said.
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Why air this humiliating narrative and invite in the judgment it will inevitably bring?
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For many people, going bright red can make an awkward situation even more humiliating.
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For any other company, this would have been a humiliating experience with severe repercussions.
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Still, having coronary artery disease, an old white guy's disease, so young was humiliating.
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Schwarzenegger was accused by multiple women of groping and humiliating him back in 2003.
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Nicholas Kristof In the most wrenching, humiliating way possible, Hillary Clinton has been liberated.
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It took a pretty humiliating news story to bring his attention to drug prices.
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All this with the goal of intimidating, humiliating and throwing me off balance once again.
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Honestly, Tristan cheating on me & humiliating me, wasn't such a shock as the first time.
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The abandonment of an attempt to ask a citizenship question on the census was humiliating.
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Putin was said to be humiliating Obama and showing off his comparable strength and assertiveness.
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"Honestly, Tristan cheating on me & humiliating me, wasn't such a shock as the first time."
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No, of all the humiliating experiences as a reporter, that was very high up there.
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What reason do we have to accept a most unfair and humiliating deal from Trump?
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If you avoid publicly humiliating yourself, you won't just look better, you'll feel better too.
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It is not the most humiliating thing that has happened to the party this month.
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It was a humiliating failure: all 27 other leaders, including Mr Orban, backed Mr Tusk.
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Chinese media had described the episode as "humiliating" for one of the country's corporate giants.
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A humiliating defeat in a by-election there last month sent Liberals into a frenzy.
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Villanelle serves as a kind of opposite of the humiliating casting director in Double Happiness.
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Now it's funny to look back on, but at the time it was so humiliating!
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So I moved from the humiliating to the exhilarating in a matter of five days.
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Hopefully Mimo's cat friends don't make too much fun of him after this humiliating event.
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She described the traumatic and humiliating experience of enduring an hourslong sexual assault forensic exam.
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The show's writers have invented countless ways of humiliating and empowering the two main characters.
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She would also end Coachella's humiliating run of never being headlined by a Black woman.
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It marked another humiliating defeat for a prime minister battling to overcome deep parliamentary divisions.
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And a "digital wall" will be far less humiliating to Mexico than a standard one.
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But what led Cruz to this personally humiliating decision was the logic of partisan politics.
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Elizabeth Easton, who has lived in the encampment since April, said the incident was humiliating.
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More actresses join me in publicly sharing our horrible and humiliating experiences with Steven Seagal.
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Not just embarrassing or humiliating pranks, but physical abuse and serious physical peril, even death.
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This device simultaneously brings viewers closer to her experiences in the most humiliating of moments.
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"Dementia seems like an especially humiliating last stop on the road of life," Kinsley writes.
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Now the mainstream media are apoplectic to put a spin on their second humiliating loss.
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"This was one of the most humiliating experiences of my life," he told ABC News.
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It brings back the debate around an athlete's gender, publicly humiliating her in the process.
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They've been whacked by student loans, a humiliating recession, the hangover of a disastrous war.
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What desperate, humiliating steps would I have to take in order to watch that game?
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She has humiliating thoughts about herself, she admits, thoughts she might never be freed from.
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Ronnie posted and deleted a screenshot of Jen asking for $20k for publicly humiliating her.
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The mug shots are humiliating images of neighbors, high-school classmates and co-worker's grandchildren.
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After publicly humiliating Mr. Sessions for 18 months, Mr. Trump fired him in late 2018.
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Several prominent stars described their humiliating experiences to my colleagues Jodi Kantor and Rachel Abrams.
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Speaking for myself, I would never discuss these experiences with others because they are humiliating.
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Just as this process felt humiliating for me in a way it didn't for him.
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There is the looming threat of losing jobs or the humiliating hunts for new ones.
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But disaster struck in Pico's debut as the youngster suffered a humiliating 24-second loss.
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Adhering to the deal is humiliating and feels like a betrayal of his campaign promises.
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Contemplating a fourth humiliating defeat in Parliament, abandoned by the last of her allies, Mrs.
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Mr. Sessions told associates that the episode was the most humiliating experience of his career.
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The trek into Oaxaca, just 20 miles west but still a world away, was humiliating.
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Germany, the 210 World Cup champion, suffered a humiliating 26-0 defeat by South Korea.
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Our symptoms are our behavior, and the disease makes us do humiliating and dangerous things.
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But remembering the humiliating, abusive police raids is the kind of stuff we gloss over.
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To people who lived through them, those long summer months were exhausting, aggravating and humiliating.
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For the militants, who normally pledge to fight to the death, the optics were humiliating.
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His willingness to laugh at everything develops into taking sadistic pleasure in humiliating his wife.
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But the stops were frightening, humiliating and unwarranted invasions of black and brown people's bodies.
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He also endured what Judge Jackson called "humiliating" cross-examination during three separate criminal trials.
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And by needlessly provoking him and humiliating him, we empower far worse possibilities in Russia.
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Wild theories have already spread like wildfire, roundly humiliating his host country in the process.
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"That was humiliating," Sooners defensive coordinator Mark Stoops told USAToday about last Saturday's fireworks show.
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Conservatives see the constitution as a humiliating symbol of Japan's defeat in World War Two.
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The optics were humiliating for the militants, who normally pledge to fight to the death.
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Mr. Gandhi's party has suffered humiliating defeats in recent state elections despite his active campaigning.
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The incidents highlight how exposed US forces in the region are to potentially humiliating attacks.
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"I believe Judge Kavanaugh when he says these humiliating events never happened," recently appointed Sen.
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If he goes down to a humiliating defeat, Republicans may seek to disavow him completely.
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When the disease strikes, it's like the worst and most humiliating flu you could imagine.
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He called the whole affair a "humiliating exercise" and cleared the accused of all charges.
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"Resolution of this Counterclaim will demonstrate that Mueller alone was the perpetrator of this humiliating and wrongful conduct targeted against Ms. Swift, and will serve as an example to other women who may resist publicly reliving similar outrageous and humiliating acts," read her countersuit.
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Palestinians — especially young people — are losing hope over what seems a harsh, humiliating and endless occupation.
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To locals, his death was a striking example of hogra—humiliating treatment by an abusive state.
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But when he tried making his appeals to them, he was spurned — sometimes in humiliating fashion.
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She is seeking 5 million pounds ($7.31 million) in damages for her "humiliating" and unfair dismissal.
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Not only was it embarrassing and humiliating, but it was solitude in a city of life.
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But I've never heard of a "successful integration" that began with this kind of humiliating looting.
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A Mexican media outlet also reported about the call, and said it was humiliating to Nieto.
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Fig may have forgiven Caputo, but she remembers that humiliating blowjob he coerced her into giving.
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The rules might not have felt so humiliating had we received fair pay for our work.
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She finds herself going on increasingly humiliating dates and being sexually denigrated in increasingly specific ways.
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Not only is that humiliating, but it also makes women more vulnerable to attacks and assaults.
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It's humiliating to go through this process every single time when you're a law abiding citizen.
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That's almost more humiliating than climbing a tree outside of a guy's house to stalk him.
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I could not believe how humiliating it all felt because of how we made ourselves look.
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Beregovoy shot himself in 1993, a month after his Socialist government suffered a humiliating election defeat.
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But she was subjected to a humiliating sexual situation at work, one she never agreed to.
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"He addressed me with noises, sexual whistles, and other humiliating and degrading noises," Laguerre told CNN.
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I wanted to start the conversation so badly I shared humiliating photos of myself beaten & bruised.
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His career is a never-ending experiment that continues to yield humiliating results for his opposition.
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" Eventually the acting coach was removed, but Hayek said the experience was "humiliating and completely unnecessary.
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I was bullied almost daily and endured humiliating embarrassments, like being dumped in a garbage bin.
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May's deal lost 432 to 202, a humiliating margin that reveals how unpopular her plan was.
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However, he had failed to sufficiently persuade and, in the end, lost in a humiliating fashion.
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Le Roi Est Mort offers a meditation on humiliating royal death in all its nasty comedy.
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A humiliating loss on home ground in Florida, meanwhile, ended the White House dreams of Sen.
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They're also famous for subjecting Lily to some humiliating, albeit hilarious and creative, forms of torture.
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He backs off and leaves the supple drums to punctuate Kozelek's nerve-wracking and humiliating conclusion.
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But the film makes it clear that D'Amato enjoys the power of controlling potentially humiliating material.
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"People say Ronaldinho enjoyed humiliating defenders but he was always efficient," Payet said of his idol.
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Genuine peace and security cannot be achieved through humiliating solicitation or compromise at the negotiating table.
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Arab travelers in the Middle East and North Africa said the order was humiliating and discriminatory.
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I can tell you firsthand that acts of nonconsensual pornography are humiliating, degrading and life-altering.
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After reporting the crime, she says she had to undergo a humiliating recreation of the scene.
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A number of humiliating sex scandals derailed the career of the former Congressman Anthony D. Weiner.
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George McGovern suffered a humiliating defeat to Nixon, carrying only Massachusetts and the District of Columbia.
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His colleagues' religious zeal sometimes led them to overreact, breaking into people's homes or humiliating detainees.
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A key plot hinge is his drunken appearance during Esther's Grammy acceptance speech, humiliating them both.
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"It's humiliating for the government," said Rod Tiffen, a political analyst at the University of Sydney.
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Almost ten years ago, Newsweek gave the citizenship test to 1,000 Americans — the results were humiliating.
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But after the Cultural Revolution began they were labeled "monsters and demons" and suffered humiliating attacks.
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Charles's entitlement makes more sense in light of the humiliating treatment he received from his parents.
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There are few things more humiliating for a service member than to survive a suicide attempt.
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By the tenth time it happens, you're like 'well, this is offensive and weird and humiliating.
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So after suffering from this incredibly humiliating experience, the patients are left with subpar diagnostic studies.
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But that doesn't stop Trump from humiliating her anyway, in a bizarre, unsettling sequence of events.
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For Mugabe, it was an "unconstitutional and humiliating" act of betrayal by his party and people.
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In the American colonial days, we had pillory — putting people in the stock and humiliating them.
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This dynamic plays out in humiliating ways for black women in the real world every day.
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On the other hand, you could accept a humiliating defeat on your party's signature tax issue.
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"It's humiliating, it's traumatizing, for everyone's family involved, and for me," she told MPR on Monday.
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When the disease strikes, it manifests as the worst and most humiliating flu you could imagine.
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The story became national news fodder, complete with photographs of the student in the humiliating outfit.
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In a normal political world, Republicans would have enough patriotism to find this alarming and humiliating.
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But Mr. Spencer's segment was one of the most humiliating yet to air on the show.
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All those lovely people, coming to rehearsals, I had bailed on them and it was humiliating.
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It makes you realize how challenging — and humiliating — it can be to reinvent oneself in midlife.
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The men were subjected to humiliating and often painfully invasive tests and experiments including spinal taps.
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Similar reasoning applies to the humiliating resignation of Trump's national security adviser Michael Flynn on Tuesday.
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It's humiliating and degrading to be told that your very presence in a restroom is unacceptable.
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Virtually none of our national leaders could honestly answer "yes" to this elementary and humiliating question.
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"Words can't describe how humiliating it is to have this person as our president," she said.
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The firing of a secretary of state on social media is both humiliating and without precedent.
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On Thursday afternoon, the summit came to an abrupt and humiliating end for the North Koreans.
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The first goal fell short, and China was content to see America's humiliating abandonment of Vietnam.
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The experience of being handcuffed, fingerprinted, mug-shotted, and held behind bars is traumatizing and humiliating.
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It was a humiliating defeat and called into question Mr. McConnell's power in his own backyard.
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A couple of racist customers got into the 2016 political spirit by humiliating their Hispanic waitress.
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Rubio suspended his campaign Tuesday, after a humiliating defeat in his own home state of Florida.
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In most cases, violent, graphic, or humiliating fetishes are not allowed to be shown on YouTube.
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It was the kind of humiliating play that Newton had largely avoided in a season of superlatives.
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They are hoping to redeem themselves after a humiliating 5-0 loss to hosts Russia last Thursday.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal suffered a humiliating and dramatic defeat in Parliament last week.
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To craft the dialogue, Sikoryak pulled from some of Trump's most humiliating, exclamation-point studded, public utterances.
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May's deal lost 202 to 432, a humiliating margin that reveals just how unpopular her plan was.
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"It is humiliating for civil society observers, (who are) peaceful, to be treated like that," she said.
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Most celebrities aren't looking for controversy, which can be humiliating, emotionally hurtful and detrimental to their image.
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Did that really mean being told to sit in the back row was any less humiliating, though?
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Shopping for her own family at the storehouse was "humiliating," said Allene Jeffs Steed, the bishop's cook.
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Its presidential candidate, Benoît Hamon, came in a humiliating fifth place with just 6% of the vote.
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And if that means humiliating a certain fussy and inflexible middle-aged butler, well, so be it.
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For Mrs Merkel, it would be a humiliating end to her second attempt to form a government.
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And it forced complicit bishops to atone for their misdeeds in the most publicly humiliating way possible.
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Rudd recounted a humiliating experience endured by his Aboriginal friend's parents while stopping at a country café.
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While largely symbolic, an impeachment could prove humiliating to Blair, because Parliament could put him on trial.
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In one sequence, he resorts to creating viral videos for BuzzzTube, humiliating himself over and over again.
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It was a humiliating setback for the Iraqi government and the U.S.-led coalition backing Iraqi forces.
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In a company with so many male employees, "as a woman it was particularly humiliating," she said.
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He also reproduces a long, pornographic letter from him to his girlfriend, which she'd found terribly humiliating.
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I'm glad my roommate wasn't home that night because it was a genuinely humiliating experience for me.
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And it was one of the most humiliating, shameful secrets, and you know, I've had a couple.
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But along with spectacular power comes the potential for humiliating failure, in the form of striking out.
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For the average hedge fund, 2015 was nothing to brag about, and even may have proved humiliating.
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It was a humiliating experience for my parents, and an uncertain time for my siblings and me.
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The woman claims the entire experience was "painful" and humiliating, and now she's out for legal revenge.
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Football captain and resident asshat Bryce (Justin Prentice), forwards the photo to the entire school, humiliating Hannah.
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He stood still shouting with the police in Germany and it was humiliating and I was shattered.
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A society that truly values such dignified, endangered creatures, they say, would leave humiliating animal acts behind.
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But as humiliating as this was, having handed him control over our money added insult to injury.
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I stowed the humiliating package in my apartment and went back to my mother's to get Sadie.
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Although the comment was humiliating, it sparked a renewed desire in Pullen to lose weight for good.
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Now that we know it's there, though, there are a few other humiliating details that astronomers discovered.
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Stefanos Tsitsipas called the chair umpire a "weirdo" during his humiliating US Open first round loss Tuesday.
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In a humiliating public spectacle, Trump dangled the post before Romney until early December, then rejected him.
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It must have been humiliating for the Bush family to watch Jeb Bush endorse Cruz for president.
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There's nothing like a bunch of egomaniacs humiliating themselves in public to cheer up a dark day.
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It was a humiliating comedown from the hype that had followed the company and Neumann for years.
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He'd be unlikely to quit the race unless the alternative was just as, if not more, humiliating.
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Fighting back rarely ends well, since there are few topics Trump won't broach in his humiliating takedowns.
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So me and the boys didn't end up meeting anybody—we were rejected a humiliating 28 times.
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An earlier book about Estée Lauder is for sale at a humiliating discount in a used bookstore.
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For Obama, this was a humanitarian victory, even if it required a humiliating sacrifice of international prestige.
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People are trying to avoid arrest, Wandera told me, where they're often subject to humiliating physical examinations.
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For Rauner it was the most significant and humiliating political blow of his 30 months in office.
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For one moment, however, after a week of humiliating setbacks, the prime minister could savor her win.
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" He added, "It's humiliating and aggravating and upsetting, but the idea that it's national news is unexpected.
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Last week, Mr. Ghani's fears came true, in a humiliating way that he had worked to avoid.
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If Republicans suffer humiliating defeats in the midterm elections, they suggest, President Trump will get the blame.
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On Pro Football The Giants have had a contemptible, humiliating season, with much blame to go around.
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Laurie needs to redirect office gossip away from her humiliating breakup and her ex's pregnant new girlfriend.
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They saw that he was comfortable humiliating aides by flatly contradicting their accounts of his decision-making.
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Mr. Trump has subsequently blamed others in the party for thrusting him into episodes of humiliating defeat.
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When Will finally broke free from his humiliating servitude, the result was decades of litigation and recriminations.
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While a merit-based immigration system may appear fair and practical, it is humiliating in its utilitarianism.
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She had resigned as chairwoman of her party after it suffered a humiliating defeat in regional elections.
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" De Niro added ... "And, that would be the most humiliating thing because he needs to be humiliated.
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Trump's closest advisers described him erupting in rage and profanity, and he seemed to enjoy humiliating others.
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A broken man Another Trump associate who tumbled to earth in the most humiliating fashion was Manafort.
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Some of the salacious and humiliating photos depicted her in intimate moments with a female campaign aide.
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Prime Minister Theresa May suffered a humiliating defeat over her plan to withdraw from the European Union.
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Humiliating Jeb Bush by calling him weak and instructing him to "be quiet" is just one example.
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They effectively torpedoed the bill, and Trump suffered a humiliating loss about a month into his presidency.
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I have been forced to submit to a dehumanizing and humiliating examination...It was the most humiliating ordeal of my life, one that no person should ever have to suffer ... But if this is what I have to endure to prove my innocence, my complete innocence, so be it.
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The loss was Real Madrid's first at home since a humiliating 21-0 defeat against Barcelona in November.
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On the yacht, she takes pleasure in humiliating him; on the island, he has all the survival skills.
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It seems they both have a soft spot for Welsh actors, humiliating poor Lily, and questionable hair trends.
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He is more passionate about proving his dominance and humiliating his perceived foes than about following his strategy.
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Though that information has not been confirmed, Minaj is now being accused of humiliating and bullying the woman.
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Rather than face a humiliating defeat on the floor, GOP leaders would usually postpone the vote — sometimes indefinitely.
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She said the movie reminded her of her own "humiliating auditions" when she first arrived in Los Angeles.
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So the real question is this: how does (unintentionally) humiliating Lundqvist affect him and the Rangers long term?
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But even if it's a humiliating defeat, at least you know the contest will only last 210 seconds.
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Statements that loss of Aleppo represent a humiliating blow to the West quite revealing: it is geopolitics, stupid!
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Scott Walker If anyone in the whole pack has had a humiliating presidential season, it is Wisconsin's governor.
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A whole other part is about family, friendship and self care after a brutal and humiliating public defeat.
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And after the most humiliating setback in the M5S's brief history, the answer is less clear than ever.
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For the political as well as the spiritual authorities in Moscow, it would be humiliating to "lose" Ukraine.
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Called a "delope," it was a duelist's way of humiliating an opponent by suggesting he wasn't worth shooting.
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His decision to invite Trump to Mexico when he was still a candidate was deemed a humiliating disaster.
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It's a humiliating chapter in the long political career of Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton.
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Its creditors, led by the Imperial Ottoman Bank, forced the empire's grand vizier to accept a humiliating solution.
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Where Ken is right is regarding comments Camille made about Lisa on camera that were mean and humiliating.
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ISIS took over Mosul in June 2014 in what many call a humiliating defeat of the Iraqi army.
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Putting a harness and a leash on your toddler has long been a controversial approach: helpful, or humiliating?
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In "30 Century Man" (2006), a documentary about Mr Walker's songwriting, Brian Eno described the music as "humiliating".
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Neither did any candidate have the kind of humiliating night that would hasten his departure from the race.
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And this "thuggish and humiliating" methodry reminded one senior intelligence official of a particular scene from The Godfather.
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There was something sadly humiliating about all this, to witness the beloved national garment reduced to a prop.
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"This is so humiliating, you lost and now you have to stand out here…" – Matt Damon to @jimmykimmel.
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We are ritually humiliating people and banishing them for jokes and for tweets ... PERINO: Yes, cut it out.
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Trump has been reluctant to get intelligence briefings, but eager to keep humiliating old foes like Mitt Romney.
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Will Trump make nice with Romney or will he force Romney to make a humiliating public apology first?
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This will avoid the humiliating, emotional, and sometimes even violent episodes of the kind we saw in Chicago.
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But, it also means taking risks, embracing letdowns, and powering through even the most humiliating moments in life.
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For most politicians, such a turn of events would be an humiliating embarrassment that could overshadow their careers.
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The humiliating date was nothing compared to the horror of the following three weeks recovering from E-coli.
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For some, humiliating a reporter with a disability, as Trump famously did, shows disdain for "elitist" political correctness.
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Because, you know, people don't really listen so well when you ram ahead, completely degrading and humiliating them.
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There are thousands of people gleefully wringing their hands in anticipation of Brooks getting starched in humiliating fashion.
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In the docs, she says Bari and a friend were both recording the humiliating scene with their phones.
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" He became certain that this was a comedy intended to be "humiliating to the victim in the crosshairs.
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And with Cruz winning his home state of Texas, a Florida loss for Rubio would be particularly humiliating.
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But it would be wrong completely to discount the possibility of an inelegant, humiliating, and yet welcome, Breversal.
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I can tell you firsthand how humiliating and devastating, dehumanizing this is because I was one of them.
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Will she have the will power necessary to save herself from giving off the humiliating smell of fear?
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The humiliating loss of a Senate seat in Alabama was only because they nominated a uniquely dreadful candidate.
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In fact, Trump made the process more humiliating, not only for them but for the entire Republican Party.
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He told the crowd the "fake news" would love the "humiliating" storyline of a Trump-endorsed governor losing.
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They are met with disaster and opportunity, moments in which to shine or to suffer ridiculously humiliating failures.
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Sometimes families would get caught, and their children would be removed from the school in a humiliating fashion.
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Pelosi's victory over Trump on the shutdown isn't the first time she's bested a president in humiliating fashion.
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Why it matters: Regardless of the ultimate winner, it was a humiliating and sobering night for the GOP.
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" Despite my charm, things did not go to plan, in ways that ranged from "inconvenient" to "actively humiliating.
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After 12 (rigorous, humiliating, acne-ridden) months in office, she'll be bumped back down to the VP position.
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It began as a solo project but he found it "terrifying and humiliating" to be on stage alone.
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Think of the Marine barracks bombing in Beirut in 1983 and the humiliating American withdrawal in its wake.
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This book, his fifth, comprises four sequences in four characters' voices, each complicit in his own humiliating story.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — House speakers historically exit amid political intrigue, mounting scandal or humiliating rejection by the voters.
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The phone call capped a humiliating moment for an industry that had long reigned in the state capital.
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The scandal's been particularly humiliating for the GOP party at large, considering their repeated claims of voter fraud.
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When news broke of Britain's humiliating defeat in Norway, that simmering discontent boiled over into fear and fury.
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It is a common-sense reform that would put an end to these unconstitutional, humiliating and destabilizing arrests.
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But life is never the same for the people whose bleakest, most humiliating moments now live online forever.
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In a bold move from England captain Michael Vaughan, Australia were given a humiliating slap in the face.
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The network has become a national emblem for the emirate, making the piracy of its broadcasts especially humiliating.
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It was the perfect example of something familiar to most Moroccans: arbitrary and humiliating treatment by the state.
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It is to the film's enormous credit that her mistake doesn't embroil Nadine in a humiliating sexting scandal.
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The more humiliating or difficult or scary the material is to present, the more the audience loves it.
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It's humiliating to look a counselor in the eye and listen to things you both know aren't true.
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Trump has made sport of publicly humiliating Sessions to the point that Sessions has pushed back at times.
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But while the war between Bannon and McConnell is just getting started, Alabama dealt Bannon a humiliating defeat.
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Mr. Trump confronted the possibility of a humiliating loss on the first significant legislative push of his presidency.
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But he said that over the years he was sometimes subjected to humiliating sexual encounters with Mr. Levine.
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She's just endured her own round of disappointments — largely stemming from another teacher dumping her in humiliating fashion.
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Given that personal and often humiliating details are often shared, survivors have final say over who can attend.
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But did Trump's actual investigation reveal widespread fraud, leading to his humiliating popular vote defeat by Hillary Clinton?
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"Trump's decision is unfortunately a humiliating insult not only for us as academics but for all Iraqis," she said.
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We asked some New York City comedians to share the most brutal, bizarre, and humiliating heckles they've ever experienced.
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Treating them as if they are not worthy of your full effort for 30 minutes seems just as humiliating.
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Jennifer Lawrence opened up about the "humiliating" and "degrading" experience she had in the early days of her career.
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After the humiliating fall of Debaltseve, it is unlikely that Kiev will ignore increasing belligerence from the rebel side.
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Then: Big, major, humiliating rejection that to this day still haunts Sharper's otherwise sterling reputation as an NFL player.
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She even recalled a particular humiliating instance from her middle school days where her bag burst on the bus.
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Anyway, I know for sure I'm not the only 90s kid who grew up with a humiliating email address.
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The army said the soldier "acted professionally" by showing restraint but right-wing politicians described his behaviour as humiliating.
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Because, as Germaine Greer intimated, bralessness only opens you up to the heavy, humiliating weight of the male gaze.
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"It is very humiliating and embarrassing," the beauty-industry businesswoman, 49, told her RHOD castmates in an emotional scene.
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He noted that it was hard to understand why young men would voluntarily expose themselves to such humiliating practices.
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Where Ken is right is regarding comments Camille [Grammer] made about Lisa on camera that were mean and humiliating.
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It comes out in a humiliating way, and Kevin is there to witness it (something I'll come back to).
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It was humiliating, acutely, for a very short time — and then there was this amazing rescue from the world.
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On Wednesday night, Mary Looper attended the Carrie Underwood concert at the Staples Center and experienced something rather humiliating.
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Another source previously countered that Cattrall was not happy with the "humiliating" plotlines for her character in the movies.
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" But she later told Minnesota Public Radio News that she would not release the video because it is "humiliating.
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Chastain also noted her most embarrassing moment of her career, and it was decidedly less bloody — though humiliating nonetheless.
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Like in other middle-income emerging economies, many in Mexico consider it humiliating to take aid from wealthy countries.
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A long, humiliating history exists of sports organizations that are baselessly fearful of men masquerading as women in competition.
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Even though she knew it obviously wasn't me, and she reported it, it was just so humiliating for me.
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Immediately, the internet was ablaze with people calling out the actor for publicly humiliating and sexually harassing his costar.
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After their humiliating loss on health care, Republicans in Congress could use a quick victory on a big issue.
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Before the Coalition came Known as the "graveyard of empires," Afghanistan has a reputation for humiliating would-be conquerors.
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Baku was filled with national flags as crowds celebrated Azerbaijan's first "victory" since the humiliating defeat 20 years ago.
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The two years that Democrats slid noticeably in the polls after their convention, 1968 and 1972, augured humiliating defeats.
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Once, in front of a live audience, a fellow writer asked me to describe a humiliating moment from childhood.
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If you are not the boss, then you are being bossed, and for him this condition is unbearably humiliating.
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Here they offer a show focusing on life's more humiliating episodes, and heaven knows, adolescence is full of them.
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To avoid a humiliating public spectacle, the Afghan government quickly and quietly canceled Mr. Dostum's visit, the officials said.
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Slash's ex says his claim they were never married is an absolutely humiliating joke to her and their kids.
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" "If you're looking to convert someone to your side, humiliating them is probably not the best place to start.
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To them, Mr. Peña Nieto looked weak and submissive in front of a bully who is humiliating their nation.
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It was a humiliating departure for Mugabe, who clung onto power for a week but eventually buckled to pressure.
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Khatami's reformists made the error of sidelining and humiliating the veteran dubbed "the shark" in the 2000 parliamentary election.
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But he has faced a stagnating economy and a humiliating Olympic ban over state-sponsored doping of Russian athletes.
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McCreadie seems to relish humiliating his doe-eyed staff and has little care for the repercussions of his behaviour.
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Russia may have lost dozens of its mercenaries in a humiliating recent encounter with American forces near the Euphrates.
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Another 65.5 percent said they had received "several times, or often" humiliating remarks of a sexual or sexist nature.
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In the end, the vote was a humiliating rebuke of the United States, 128 to 9, with 35 abstentions.
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They have given him humiliating headlines to go along with the mortifying ones that he already had in abundance.
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"I think it would have been humiliating not to have done this," said Ann Northrop, a longtime gay activist.
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In school, instead of focusing on lessons, he would envision humiliating scenarios, like tripping in front of his classmates.
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Life is never the same for the people whose bleakest, most humiliating moments now live on the internet forever.
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Facing a humiliating defeat, she delayed the vote on Monday, disrupting the process and infuriating members of Parliament. Mrs.
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Stamos's briefing had prompted a humiliating boardroom interrogation of [Sheryl] Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, and her billionaire boss.
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Doctors threatened to ship her off to an insane asylum and force fed her -- an excruciating and humiliating ordeal.
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It was a humiliating end for Mr. Zuma, a charismatic anti-apartheid hero who was imprisoned with Nelson Mandela.
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These teams reveal something awkward for modern nationalists: Elite sporting achievements often come at the humiliating price of diversity.
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Bryant's 423 passing yards accounted for close to 80 percent of Missouri's offense in a humiliating loss at Wyoming.
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With Indian support and military intervention, East Pakistan separated, and Bangladesh was born after a humiliating defeat for Pakistan.
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The policy disproportionately affected communities of color, namely, black and Latino men, and stops were often aggressive and humiliating.
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It is humiliating that this has to be a public lesson but it is indeed a much deserved lesson.
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"This is so humiliating," Ruby says after hearing she has to be the one to get it in person.
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But perhaps this idea of humiliating Mexico is what really appeals to President Trump and his most fervent supporters.
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Jettisoned officials have learned of their fates by tweet or ill-timed phone call or following a humiliating leak.
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Both seem like humiliating prospects for a bone-crunching carnivore, although perhaps it would find a meat smoothie delicious.
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Her hard-won career makes it even more humiliating that she was abandoned so publicly and yet so intimately.
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Humiliating as this is for me to admit as an artist, I grew up in a seriously stable home.
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These were drawings meant for my mother's eyes only: the humiliating, worst moments of one young career woman's life.
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The results were strikingly different: a 2-1 loss to Liverpool and a humiliating 3-0 defeat by Arsenal.
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In Mounira Al Solh's large scale-paintings, real political figures from West Asia are placed in ludicrous, humiliating situations.
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But Popal was right: Ghani had no following, and he received a humiliating three per cent of the vote.
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Her hard-won career makes it even more humiliating that she was abandoned so publicly – and yet so intimately.
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The warehouse provides more jobs than the mine did, but it is mostly low-paid work in humiliating conditions.
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On Tuesday, Deputy President William Ruto said Odinga had pulled out of the race to avoid a "humiliating defeat".
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Few figures in Washington have supplicated themselves more completely, and in more humiliating fashion, to Donald Trump than Sen.
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The 19th-century reformer Swami Vivekananda called the state a "lunatic asylum" for its humiliating range of caste discriminations.
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"The thing has been humiliating; there is a sense of no one being in the cockpit," Mr. Leonard added.
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In Israel's recent election, in April, Labor barely squeaked into parliament with a humiliating six seats out of 120.
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In some ways, it is truly humiliating to be called out as a serial exaggerator and liar and deceiver.
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Holdout moderates will face tremendous pressure to cave or else deal their party and President Trump a humiliating defeat.
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Some at the top of the hierarchy take advantage, with senior staff humiliating juniors and MPs treating staff "like servants".
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Paris Hilton has regrets over humiliating Tara Reid in one of the most epic videos in the history of TMZ.
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Cassidy said his trouble with alcohol was "very humbling and it's also humiliating," in an interview with CNN in 2014.
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He could've lost Oklahoma, Minnesota, and Colorado, leading to a humiliating finish in which he only won his home state.
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SBC leaders say there are many more cases — adding up to a humiliating debacle for the 15.2 million-member denomination.
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Transgender and non-binary people "have historically faced humiliating, hurtful treatment during their interactions with law enforcement," the statement said.
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"She actively participated in humiliating me in the media and indirectly put my kids at risk for months," writes Ivana.
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But Trump doesn't get anything out of humiliating Ryan save for a worse relationship with his most important legislative ally.
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The miracle of Two Small Bodies is Eileen's ability to maintain the upper hand in even the most humiliating scenarios.
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She started life like lots of kids, made wise decisions and wretched ones, glowed with success and suffered humiliating setbacks.
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The desk is part of a broader push to improve YouTube's content moderation system following a series of humiliating failures.
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The singer's spontaneous choice to enjoy a THC-laced lollipop had some humiliating (for him, but hilarious for us) consequences.
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Missing the Olympics would be a humiliating blow for Russia, where sporting success is seen as integral to national pride.
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In the eyes of Mr López Obrador critics, it is he, not Mr Trump, who has performed a humiliating climbdown.
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"It's humiliating, it's traumatizing, for everyone's family involved, and for me," she told Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) earlier this week.
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The NDP lost the election in 2015 in humiliating fashion after throwing away an early lead in the opinion polls.
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And for a San Francisco bride, that one video just happened to feature the most humiliating moment from her nuptials.
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Trump may claim victory today, but this is nothing short of a total, humiliating defeat for him and his administration.
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Detailed accounts of some of the allegations aired in recent weeks suggest that humiliating women was part of the point.
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Another source previously countered that the actress was not happy with the "humiliating" plotlines for her character in the movies.
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It was utterly humiliating for the Cavaliers, more so because the game was at home and broadcast on national television.
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The holiest rite of March Madness every spring is tracking whether Duke can dodge a humiliating first round upset loss.
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Some people enjoy what's called "slut play," which is essentially dirty talk that uses words generally considered humiliating or degrading.
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A young North African man hops aboard your cab, seething with anger from yet another humiliating encounter with French police.
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This isn't the time to reveal that humiliating thing they did in college or highlight their crippling fear of commitment.
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This is so humiliating — I don't like Tsai Ing-wen, but I don't like other countries screwing her like this!
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It had only been a few years since the company that put up that sign suffered its own humiliating breach.
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For now, Mr. Salvini won't abandon Mr. Berlusconi, whose comeback plans suffered a humiliating setback when Mr. Salvini outperformed him.
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It was a humiliating outcome after an election that May had intended to strengthen her ahead of the Brexit push.
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He has compared India's economy to Brazil's, which is similarly indebted and shrinking fast—a humiliating rebuke to the government.
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Two weeks ago, Pence was facing a pretty decent chance of a humiliating loss in his reelection bid in Indiana.
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"By globally humiliating indigenous peoples of Brazil, the Bolsonaro government humiliates the very Brazilian nation," it said in a statement.
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Even kids who barely have control over their bodily functions are raised to believe that farting is a humiliating thing.
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The embarrassing event brought an already planned 1960 Paris summit with Russia's Nikita Khrushchev to a screeching and humiliating halt.
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" Robinson stated she was also asked by DPS investigators about the incident and said they "asked humiliating and accusatory questions.
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"It was a clumsy deal and the concessions are embarrassing and a humiliating retreat," a head of leveraged finance said.
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That accomplishment helped achieve Ford's dual goals of handing Ferrari a humiliating defeat and redefining the American company's own brand.
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I, like many other women architects, found it much easier and less humiliating to just strike out on my own.
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In Iraq, it recently lost control of Ramadi and was pushed out of Falluja last month — a humiliating Ramadan defeat.
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"It's very humbling and potentially humiliating," Mr. Schamus, 56, speaking in his loft-style offices in Manhattan's Flatiron district, said.
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It is even humiliating for some because it reveals the failure of Congress to maintain its fiscal house in order.
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"It was humiliating," fisherman Omari Nghahara, 29, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone from Dar es Salaam in Tanzania.
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They were, as a fatal flaw, so deliciously humiliating — such a perfectly ironic undercutting of the statue's otherwise heroic stature.
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Chiron is smaller than most of them — his humiliating nickname is Little — and vulnerably different in other ways as well.
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The one brief clip that shows him having sex with a client makes clear that it is grueling, humiliating work.
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That pose isn't too much of a big deal in the West, but generally considered a humiliating posture in Japan.
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As The Times has reported, these longtime patients must now be subjected to humiliating "pain contracts" and random drug tests.
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If he finishes fourth or fifth on Tuesday, it'll be humiliating, and probably a sign that he should drop out.
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We as a society have come a long way since the days of demonising Britney Spears or humiliating Amy Winehouse.
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We know what happened on television in 1991: Hill was subjected to humiliating questions from a panel of white men.
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Managing the Sisyphean task of capitalist survival even as each monetizable hour heralds your physical body's ultimate and humiliating demise.
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This results in the father humiliating his son, while Jamie tries to rally everyone together in support of Charles' cause.
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Clinton's personal lives have in some ways taken parallel tracks, with each woman choosing to forgive her husband's humiliating transgressions.
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Judge Walton's scathing decision has led to a humiliating result not just for Barr but for the entire Justice Department.
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And no one here has forgotten Brazil's humiliating 20143-22014 defeat in the semifinals against Germany, the eventual tournament champion.
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Polling surveys suggested that wavering voters saw a Democratic Party more invested in humiliating the president than in helping them.
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It's a humiliating announcement for Mayer, because it clearly signals that the board is losing patience with her turnaround efforts.
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Mr. Zuma, seemingly untouchable just a couple of months ago, was pushed to a humiliating choice: Resign or be fired.
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According to Johnson, facing a humiliating defeat on his very first vote, it meant time to ask for a vote.
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In detention centers, guards subjected women to humiliating invasive searches, gang rapes and torture to force confessions and extract information.
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Early in the game, the Jaguars were rolling over us, smashing us with their defense, humiliating us with their offense.
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Bulls players, in essence, refused to practice Sunday in the wake of a humiliating 133-77 home loss to Boston.
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Mr. Modi had handed the party its most humiliating defeat three years earlier by playing up its various corruption scandals.
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Somehow, a humiliating moment for Lebanon has become an occasion for national unity, even pride, our correspondent in Beirut writes.
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Mr. Stamos's briefing had prompted a humiliating boardroom interrogation of Ms. Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, and her billionaire boss.
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And C.L.F., after humiliating Mr. Bishop, returned to spending in his district within weeks, trying to save him after all.
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The incident is a humiliating blow for Twitter, which has long struggled to police hate and abuse on its platform.
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It was about 20 percent altruistic and 80 percent the exact humiliating cliché "teenage summer service trip" calls to mind.
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By all accounts, Kratochvilova never failed a drug test at a competition, or humiliating sex tests given at the time.
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I know that sounds weird, but we were two people going through something that was along the lines of humiliating.
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Soon afterward, he forced Mr. Zuma to step down as president, a humiliating defeat that Mr. Zuma has not forgiven.
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But it seemed as if all it would do was save face for a team headed for a humiliating defeat.
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The process of testing out potential mates, and of being tested by them in turn, can be gruelling, bewildering, humiliating.
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Polifemo seems driven as much by brutal power, by, in a sense, the thrill of humiliating Galatea in Aci's presence.
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The victims were made stateless, and subjected to humiliating exit procedures, which involved the confiscation of their possessions and savings.
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Cryin' Chuck Schumer fully understands, especially after his humiliating defeat, that if there is no Wall, there is no DACA.
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"We were relieved to fly back home and distance ourselves from that violent, stressful and humiliating situation," the post said.
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But as the weeks passed, I found that painful emotions, long ossified and remote, began overtaking me in humiliating ways.
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The spammer has a webcam video and promises it's humiliating, but he will keep it to himself — for a price.
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The spammer has a webcam video and promises it's humiliating, but he will keep it to himself — for a price.
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An autocrat with a sadistic streak, the reverend mother enforces harsh discipline and seems to enjoy humiliating her young charges.
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Pair it with "NAKED," on Netflix, a film starring Mr. Wayans as a groom who's stuck in a humiliating nightmare.
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Trump may claim victory today, but this is nothing short of a total, humiliating defeat for him and his administration.
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Mr. Christie had attacked Mr. Rubio contemptuously in New Hampshire, calling him shallow and scripted, and humiliating him in a debate.
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And, more importantly, you won't accidentally break the whole thing by sticking it in backwards — truly the most humiliating of defeats.
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And if the plane doesn't physically accommodate your body type, flying can turn from an uncomfortable experience into a humiliating one.
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"For the nominee, whether it's for a judicial position or Senate confirmation, those can be very humbling, humiliating experiences," he added.
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Even for those groupies, this new humiliating wreck of a movie—the reclusive director's worst ever—presents a test of will.
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Mr. Trump emphasized, as he often has as candidate and president, the satisfaction, in itself, of destroying and humiliating one's enemies.
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The pro-Clinton Media Matters and anti-Trump Huffington Post have called on CNN to stop "humiliating" itself by paying him.
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If—or more likely when—tight security fails, the combination of controversial legal opinion and general shock risks a humiliating climbdown.
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She has repeatedly gone on hunger strike, and says she is the victim of a show trial aimed at humiliating Ukraine.
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That's another dream gift to Marine Le Pen, and an unacceptable, dangerous and humiliating German interference in the French election process.
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Prime Minister Theresa May lost the second vote on her Brexit deal on Tuesday, when lawmakers handed her another humiliating defeat.
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Even if it's followed by a cathartic cry over a dollar slice of pizza, the experience is a distinctly humiliating one.
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We are acting to make sure our laws keep pace with emerging technology and trends in these disturbing and humiliating crimes.
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The military said in a statement that the officer "acted professionally" but right-wing Israeli politicians described his behavior as humiliating.
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The show is run by producers who profit from filming situations that can be humiliating, violent or intense in other ways.
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Cruz's humiliating endorsement about Trump is about making good with donors and keeping his Senate seat... so he can become president.
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It's hard to imagine him surviving much longer, especially with the President so publicly distancing himself in humiliating fashion for Bannon.
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His gum consumption seems suboptimal, his tweets are humiliating, and his relationship with the truth seems like a midnight "sup" text.
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The answer may be far simpler, and ultimately more humiliating: The men we placed in charge of Iraq robbed us blind.
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It's hard to imagine that a chauvinist like Trump would take kindly to one of his employees publicly humiliating his wife.
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There is nothing that I would find more humiliating than someone reading the diary I kept during my pre-teen years.
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That's humiliating us as a person, because we're trying to stand for something, to single us out in front of everybody.
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And it looks like Erika believes the others take pleasure in "humiliating" her, based on the accusations lobbed in the trailer.
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"Body-shaming is humiliating, with often painful, long-term consequences," City Attorney Mike Feuer said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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He said if the Fed continues on its indicated tightening path, the market "seems intent on humiliating" the U.S. central bank.
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In fact, it turned out to be one of the most humbling, humiliating, and demoralizing things I've ever volunteered to do.
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Lucky for you, Hollywood is chock-full of characters doing things way more humiliating than whatever trash you pulled last night.
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" Abunimah also said, "Israel is flagrantly violating the 4th Geneva Convention," which "prohibits exhibiting and parading prisoners in a humiliating manner.
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It was a humiliating moment for a company that, like most of Asia's big retailers, usually gets it right at home.
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Only an investment by the Quandt family, which controls BMW to this day, saved it from a humiliating takeover by Daimler.
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"Asking a child to remove her clothing … is shaming, humiliating, traumatic sexual harassment," Cuomo said, according to the New York Post.
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In order to qualify for welfare payments, he now has to trudge through a maze of humiliating and Kafka-esque bureaucracy.
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Now, after humiliating Theresa May's government in the general election on June 8th, he could well be the next prime minister.
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"Biel said that Timberlake "coached" her through singing another song from the boy band but that the experience was "really humiliating.
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The walk of shame is so searingly humiliating that it evokes pity for one of the show's most morally depraved characters.
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This party infighting over the European Union, some analysts say, eventually contributed to the Conservatives' humiliating defeat in the 1997 elections.
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Trump told South Carolina supporters that a McMaster loss would be portrayed by the "fake news" as "humiliating" for the President.
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Displeased with Taft's performance, Roosevelt made a bid to regain the White House in 1912, which ended in a humiliating defeat.
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Third, the Trump administration has shown its total weakness by handing over executive power to Congress in the most humiliating way.
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The humiliating stint standing behind Trump at press conferences, looking as if he'd been hit on the head with a mallet.
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"I found it so degrading and so humiliating, my treatment in the office, that I just think it's wrong," she said.
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When he must, Mr. Grimm, a high school junior, uses the nurse's restroom, an alternative he understandably finds humiliating and stigmatizing.
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"What happened was totally humiliating to her," wrote Laurie Levy, a retired preschool director, in a blog post for Chicago Now.
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Speaker of the House Paul Ryan withdrew the plan before he and the President could suffer a humiliating roll call defeat.
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I was an extremely sensitive child, so the thought of publicly humiliating someone for TV entertainment made me want to cry.
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If not, at least everyone can still enjoy the communal experience of humiliating the New England Patriots on sport's grandest stage.
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The report found that some lawmakers routinely bullied their staff by shouting at them and humiliating them in front of colleagues.
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What most of us know about giving birth is that it's usually a) painful and b) humiliating (see: spontaneous bowel evacuation).
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US troops are making an humiliating exit from Syria, with videos showing their tanks being pelted with rocks and rotten fruit.
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Will Britain enter into a ruinous war or submit to humiliating and most likely temporary peace on terms dictated by Hitler?
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Because you have this extreme kind of humiliating, submissive way of contorting your body, but then there's also power in that.
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Yet Mr. Trump's tariff announcement, along with moves perceived by the Chinese as humiliating, may prompt China to retaliate with force.
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A humiliating recording soon emerged of the governor telling a woman, identified as Mason, how much he liked touching her breasts.
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"This unveils the humiliating underside of our country's glorious facade as a sports powerhouse," President Moon Jae-in said on Monday.
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Mr. Sánchez called the snap election in February after suffering a humiliating defeat in Parliament, when his national budget was rejected.
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The biggest concern among respondents was having private videos and images shared, followed closely by sexual harassment and receiving humiliating messages.
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Republicans faced a humiliating loss in Virginia's election for the Senate, after a Trump-style racial provocateur won the party's nomination.
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"It was the most humiliating and embarrassing incident I had ever been through in my life," one of the women said.
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The authors raised concerns that wellness campaigns could encourage crash dieting, humiliating of bigger employees, and over-diagnosis from over-screening.
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Bloomberg's underperformance was especially striking and humiliating in the context of the hundreds of millions that he spent to woo voters.
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For the Giants, the game was a humiliating defeat that left Coach Ben McAdoo uncharacteristically and caustically critical of his team.
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His stepfather had him wheel their lawnmower around to neighbors' houses and offer to mow their lawns, which he found humiliating.
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Maybe all those acting classes, humiliating auditions and bit parts on set, did, in the end, have a purpose after all.
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Indeed, almost exactly a year ago, then-Prime Minister Theresa May suffered a historic and humiliating defeat on her Brexit deal.
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Could the Tesla Cybertruck be the latest car to play host to shameful, embarrassing, humiliating, 42-second, foggy-windowed first times?
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Brazil President Dilma Rousseff suffered a humiliating loss in a crucial impeachment vote in the lower house of Congress on Sunday.
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Investigations into doping by Russian athletes had led to a humiliating result in advance of the 2018 Olympics: Russia was banned.
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After the polls closed in the Israeli election last week, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared to have suffered a humiliating blow.
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Syrian military defector general Ahmad Rahhal said the talks in Moscow on Monday "were humiliating to Turkey" and had angered Ankara.
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For the soldiers, who fought in the belief that their cause was right and their nation just, the silence was humiliating.
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Fresh off the humiliating implosion of the House health care bill last week, Mr. Trump appears to be courting another disaster.
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If Rubio goes down to a humiliating defeat in Florida, some argue it could be curtains on his future political career.
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The Congress was reduced to a humiliating 44 seats out of a total of 545 in the lower house of Parliament.
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The militants held 22010 Americans hostage for 20003 days, a humiliating foreign policy debacle that would severely undermine Jimmy Carter's presidency.
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It was a humiliating defeat for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, whose forces either fled or were killed in the streets.
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Neel (New World Order) is most effective when Goat depicts the humiliating practices many fraternities use to initiate their new members.
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Detroit has been playing tough the last few weeks, losing to the Lions isn't as humiliating as it might sometimes be.
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I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that, to a certain degree, these people who called Song to Song a "Humiliating Wreck of a Movie" are correct: despite, or perhaps because of, its star-studded-ness, it is profoundly humble; humiliating, even, for a star like Christian Bale, who was cut from the film entirely.
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The humiliating climbdown aims to defuse street protests; but she'll need more to regain the confidence of corporate bosses, investors and citizens.
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Humiliating. They dug up as much dirt on me as they could about my sexual history and alluded to me being promiscuous.
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But more importantly, pressure rose for Pruitt to step down when his travails shifted from the merely humiliating to potential legal violations.
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For instance, you can create a contentious or humiliating public event, invite all of your friends, and manually change them to attending.
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A health-care bill promised as one of his "first acts" suffered a humiliating collapse in the—Republican-controlled—Congress (see Lexington).
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And while Hilton may have been comfortable being sexualized on her own terms, the tape was a humiliating development outside her control.
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But getting picked last for any type of competition is still one of the most humiliating experiences a human being can endure.
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She also alleges Brokaw grabbed her from behind in a conference room and tickled her waist in front of colleagues, humiliating her.
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Now, to add insult to very humiliating injury, his pasta-loving face keeps showing up in my feed as a suggested friend.
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Having suffered the humiliating failure in July, Republican congressional leaders only want to hold a vote on legislation they know can pass.
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Then Mr Trump arrives and berates mainstream Republicans, humiliating them in the debates, which become something akin to a professional wrestling match.
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Maybe getting hit with federal charges and being outed as a sex offender means Weiner can finally drop his dangerous, humiliating routine.
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Maybe dying would be less explicitly humiliating, but getting murdered Homeland-style via hacked medical device is a specifically modern anxiety shudder.
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If that weren't humiliating enough, she fashions a new toy (Tony Hale) out of a white plastic spork and names him Forky.
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Caution prevails; everyone remembers the Sino-Indian war of 1962, which led to a brief but humiliating multi-pronged invasion of India.
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But it's still humiliating, and almost guarantees that May won't make a third attempt to get this deal passed before March 29.
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Meaning, I learned fingerpicking, which is a humiliating process especially after getting away with playing "rock" guitar since I was a teenager.
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She also says he would sometimes "choke" her until she "passed out," allowing him to do "humiliating, degrading things" to her body.
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So far, the consequences — with the exception of sharing Israeli intelligence with Russian officials — have mostly been confined to Trump humiliating himself.
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At the time I lied and said there was a huge line because getting lost within a ten-block radius is humiliating.
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But it did foreshadow an even more humiliating experience for Microsoft involving Belichick and the Surface, which came just this past weekend.
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As a woman of color, I've had more than my fair share of humiliating experiences in the makeup chair at department stores.
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The former "Teen Mom" is suing Viacom for at least $5 mil for sex-shaming, harassing and humiliating her for doing porn.
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It's a humiliating reminder of how the promise of fame (and its equally capricious twin, fortune) can cloud even the clearest eyes.
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Meanwhile, let's give it up for the Jags for forcing a first-quarter turnover themselves and thus avoiding another humiliating NFL milestone.
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In Trumpworld, the revelation that he's only worth a couple of billion — maybe even less than a billion — would be utterly humiliating.
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How is it OK for me to get off on dominating or humiliating women but consider myself an ally outside the bedroom?
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It was also totally humiliating because all of our friends knew, and it was hard to accept that no one told me.
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While she admitted the situation was "humiliating," a source recently told PEOPLE that having a baby brought Kardashian and Thompson closer together.
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Yet Republican lawmakers, bent on humiliating Mr. de Blasio, allowed only a one-year extension, which expires at the end of June.
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And by now, the "played offstage" trick is so old that when people do get played off, it's more funny than humiliating.
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PSG suffered a humiliating elimination from the tournament by Barcelona last season after losing the second leg of their tie 6-1.
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The charade resulted in a private dinner at the end of November and one humiliating photograph, which has since become a meme.
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The agents made the homeowner lie face down on the floor, cuffed him, then searched him in a needlessly harsh, humiliating way.
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Iraq's humiliating defeat also spurred many of its citizens to rise up, particularly in poorer communities that happened to be Shiite Arab.
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He suffered a humiliating and unexpected defeat in 2013 when parliament voted to reject military action against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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This included a state election in Bavaria at the weekend which delivered humiliating results for parties in Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition government.
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ROME, March 5 (Reuters) - Matteo Renzi, the head of Italy's Democratic Party, resigned on Monday following a humiliating defeat in national elections.
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The greatest pressure was on Mr. Rubio, who is facing the prospect of a humiliating loss in his own state on Tuesday.
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"It's totally humiliating," said State Representative Allen Farley, a Republican who last year spoke with Mr. Bentley about rumors of sexual impropriety.
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And it set off a debate over whether President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi had made a humiliating concession to a wealthy ally.
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Failure to pass the exams resulted in a fine and mandatory training classes that were quite time consuming, not to mention humiliating.
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Or was this a show for the public, to try to save face from the bill's humiliating defeat a couple weeks ago?
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Without grace, within these humiliating scenes, Madani is uninterested in allowing her pudgy, cartoon-like human subjects to learn from their mistakes.
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This is humiliating and pitiful, but between running mystery publishing companies, a mystery bookshop, and editing mystery anthologies, I read nothing else.
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They were surrounded by barbed wire and guards and often were forced to undergo humiliating medical procedures, the New York Times said.
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Both the Parti Québécois, which had a humiliating result and lost official party status, and the Liberals saw their leaders quit politics.
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Later, he had a humiliating attempt at a threesome with strangers who were clearly only interested in him because he is black.
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For Mugabe, it was an "unconstitutional and humiliating" act of betrayal by his party and people, and left him a broken man.
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Second, as a legitimate if increasingly flawed ruler from independence in 1003 until his humiliating defeat in a constitutional referendum in 2100.
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His plan went down to a humiliating defeat, foreshadowing the string of policy and political debacles that would define his second term.
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So Trump is willing to publicly confront US allies on defense spending, humiliating the assembled heads of state at a NATO summit.
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She postponed the vote for a month, rather than face a humiliating defeat, as she tried to win new promises from Brussels.
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After the humiliating Trump-Putin cuddlefest in Helsinki, Finland, one might have expected Mr. Trump to clarify America's displeasure regarding Moscow's meddling.
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Nine years after his ouster from the presidency, and many humiliating attempts to reclaim political relevance later, he is at it again.
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The AfD remains strongest in the formerly Communist east and has dealt the Christian Democrats humiliating election defeats in state elections there.
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P.S.G.'s last experience in this competition was a harrowing one: that humiliating, breathtaking comeback from Barcelona at Camp Nou in March.
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May's humiliating loss of her parliamentary majority, will Britain be thrown into another national debate about what kind of exit it wants?
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She was barred from competitions and subjected to humiliating gender testing until a court ruling allowed her to run two years ago.
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Cervical cancer is also a painful and humiliating way to die: It is sometimes diagnosed partly by the stench from rotting flesh.
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Hundreds of thousands of people denounced what they viewed as a humiliating setback in the country's fight to end endemic government corruption.
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To many mainlanders, for example, the recent protests in Hong Kong brought back humiliating memories of the Chinese Empire at its weakest.
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Considering all the humiliating failures, why have successive governments — both Conservative and New Labour — continued to pursue privatization with such unbending zeal?
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"Alright, now for any other president this hearing would be the most damning and humiliating day of their lives," Thompson's Cummings began.
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The coalition of Poland's two biggest left-wing parties, the Democratic Left Alliance and Your Movement, suffered a humiliating defeat in 2015.
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So unless his team's rosy predictions come true, Trump will find himself unable to curb Iran's nuclear activity without a humiliating climbdown.
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President Donald Trump says it's probably time to "just let Obamacare fail" after the latest humiliating heath bill collapse in the Senate.
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Sure. However, Gomez has committed to becoming more authentic recently — and yes, sometimes that means getting real about your most humiliating moments.
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When I got older, my earliest hookups with guys were one part thrilling (male attention!) and three parts uncomfortable, gross, and humiliating.
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He was even forced to submit to a humiliating primary election — also without precedent — to decide who would be the party's candidate.
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First ladies have many things in common: no job description, no pay and, for many of them, humiliating betrayals by their husbands.
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The fallout has been swift and humiliating, just as one father predicted when discussing the scheme with Singer, according to an affidavit.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday cut short his visit to the UK for the NATO summit after a series of humiliating incidents.
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That complaint arrived in the aftermath of the Emirates' humiliating defeat in front of its own fans in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.
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If it fails, the thinking goes, he'll have fallen victim to a humiliating defeat that will imperil the rest of his agenda.
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It features a jaunty soundtrack and recounts a litany of "humiliating defeats" suffered by the US at the hands of North Korea.
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It was another humiliating blow for the police, who have long been seen as one of the most corrupt institutions of government.
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"That was the most humiliating thing that's ever happened to me," Rinna told Kim backstage, as the recovering addict tried to explain herself.
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What's more, he said, America was "self-humiliating" by admitting that a foreign country had the power to intervene in its election process.
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Trump is the Alpha male, the baboon who specializes in humiliating the weaker (or "low energy") males so he can lead the tribe.
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Though Minaj has spoken out publicly about the fight, saying the ordeal was "humiliating", the rapper hasn't entirely backed down from the drama.
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It took a few decades, but Katy Perry bravely headed back to Medieval Times restaurant after enduring a humiliating experience as a kid.
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" Park has said he was tortured and sexually abused by his captors, and called the treatment he received "humiliating" and "worse than death.
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Trump is willing to take his time making the change to avoid humiliating McMaster and carefully choose a strong replacement, the Post said.
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But after further humiliating demands that Mexico pay for the border wall Mr Trump promised during his campaign a return visit was scotched.
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After the dynasty's collapse in the early 20th century, Chinese reformers viewed the lack of a complete translation of his works as humiliating.
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After all, Nick had gone through more than his share of humiliating heartbreak on The Bachelorette, making runner-up not once but twice.
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She was actively suffering; the prolonged, humiliating, dirty death she had always feared and tried to counteract manifested itself more clearly each day.
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As the granddaughter of people who were subjected to grave and humiliating violations of their rights, I'm intimately aware of America's racist past.
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Its president, Lady Hale, observed that it was "deeply humiliating" to deny someone service on grounds of legally protected characteristics, which include sexuality.
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Dear Mitch McConnell & all those representing him, Please refrain from using my image in support of anything but your own stunning & humiliating defeat.Thanks!
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He "relishes judging women on the basis of their looks," and humiliating them by calling them ugly is "almost recreational pastime" for him.
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"The stepped up airstrikes gain the government ground, but also aim at humiliating the opposition on the ground and in Geneva," he added.
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Now, as part of an agreement with the Kurdistan Regional Government and the United States, they are preparing to reverse that humiliating loss.
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So it was humiliating for Ms Feinstein when the California Democratic Party failed to endorse her at its annual convention in San Diego.
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That pretense -- the suggestion these laws are not clearly and specifically aimed at humiliating and discriminating against Muslim women -- needs to stop now.
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But in a humiliating spectacle, Emirates pulled out the deal and ordered 40 Boeing 787-10 airliners made by its American arch-rival.
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I faced his weighted gaze during visiting hours, an awful reflection to Scott's humiliating look of shame on you, look what you did.
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The Foreign Press Association, which represents journalists covering Israel and the Palestinian territories for international news organizations, has called the strip searches humiliating.
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But China will not accept to do that under a humiliating ultimatum that requires economic policy changes and a permanent threat of sanctions.
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I said that we wanted asylum, we didn't have a country, it was humiliating to flee from war only to be attacked again.
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"Sexual assaults are aimed at humiliating women and an expression of a male desire for power," Ms. Kronenberg said in a telephone interview.
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The promise of cashing in big kept many employees at Uber despite what some described as humiliating treatment at the hands of managers.
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It's all hard to swallow, but that doesn't mean we can't rejoice in this small, delightfully humiliating moment of resistance to the president.
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Press coverage of House Republicans' withdrawal of the American Health Care Act back in March portrayed it as a humiliating defeat for Trump.
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On Tuesday, the prime minister's Brexit deal suffered a second humiliating defeat as it was voted down by a majority of 149 votes.
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" She added, "You say that you were angry but there is no need to ever be so abusive and humiliating to a female.
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"The facts have shown that rape was systematic, as was pillage, and was perpetrated in a humiliating way, anywhere, anytime, by multiple rapists."
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Chances are, however, that Beijing could relent — if the trade agreement is reached in a way that would not cause a humiliating retreat.
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Each suffered catastrophic and humiliating setbacks that would have sent ordinary people into ashamed retirement, yet they climbed back to ever greater successes.
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Britain's government also proposed a new social media "code of practice" aimed at a joint approach to addressing bullying and humiliating online content.
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But, still, he's failing at his objectives, humiliating himself and us, and ominously undermining the credibility of the presidency of the United States.
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His elusiveness was an affront to the state, made all the more humiliating by the celebrity status he and his family had acquired.
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"This idea of humiliating and trying to embarrass qualified men and women who just wish to serve this nation is reprehensible," Conway said.
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Dear Mitch McConnell & all those representing him,Please refrain from using my image in support of anything but your own stunning & humiliating defeat.Thanks!
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How humiliating it might have been for the current mayor to have been upstaged by his predecessor, Michael R. Bloomberg, we don't know.
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In 2012, after finishing seventh at the London Olympics, he tested positive for marijuana and was sent home, where he faced humiliating headlines.
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Humiliating Pence in front of a sold-out crowd of people who already probably mostly disliked and resented him was a low move.
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Madame Lanlaire (Clotilde Mollet) is a nit-picking slave driver who envies Célestine's beauty and spirit and relishes humiliating her at every opportunity.
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It is a philosophy likely to be more rewarding for those whose lives contain more privileged moments than grinding, humiliating or exhausting ones.
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Every once in a while, the Republicans or Democrats will post something so humiliating that Twitter users have no choice but to reply.
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"Trump Jr. hit back, accusing Conway of humiliating his wife by regularly attacking the president for the purpose of "building his own brand.
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His film, though heavy and at times heart-wrenching, leans heavily into comedy — self-deprecating and humiliating at times, but no less funny.
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And these cases show us that sexual shaming is a way not just of humiliating, demeaning, and hurting women, but of silencing them.
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Change In 2008, liberals were reeling from eight humiliating years of Republican rule, and the country at large was desperate for real change.
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At first, it's humiliating — there's no script for taking responsibility for advantages that he never asked for and that he can't actually revoke.
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News reports, as per usual, bleated about the shocking demonstration of female fighting as a humiliating to the great city of New York.
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Plus I fancied one of the guys in my group, so it was super humiliating to have done that in front of him.
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Then again, watching this campaign season has made you remember that one humiliating email you sent your ex around midnight on Feb. 15.
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If you haven't read the book, it's about a secret society that terrorizes a prep school by forcing students to perform humiliating pranks.
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When oil prices collapsed in 2014 and threatened to start this humiliating cycle all over, Mr. Putin's government shifted its focus further inward.
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I (not popular) was matched with Mike P. (extremely popular) and he was nice about it, but it was humiliating for us both.
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She has a special gift, given to few, of being able to deliver prose that feels like actual, flickering, unmediated, sometimes humiliating thought.
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Labour's Brexit policy chief, Keir Starmer, said May had been forced to avoid a "humiliating defeat" and "to enter negotiations with her backbenchers".
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"They start to lose hope, and it's humiliating," said Dave Gallagher, a former outfielder who is serving as a coach at the camp.
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But in recent weeks, Speaker Pelosi proved a powerful foil to Trump, politically humiliating him in a way no other public figure has.
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After a humiliating defeat in 2014, the party that had dominated India's political scene for decades was hoping to bounce back this year.
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Trying to get rid of Obamacare had been their most humiliating failure in the two years they controlled the White House and Congress.
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Among the 40 schools that have established policies for dealing with unpaid meal bills, only a few explicitly prohibit schools from humiliating children.
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Leaving the bakery that day, I thought about how humiliating it would have been to be turned away because of who we were.
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If tariffs cost the company enough business, it might shutter factories in Canada, presenting a humiliating turn for its prime minister, Justin Trudeau.
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The Harlem Renaissance novelist Ann Petry once wrote that her "most humiliating Jim Crow experience" took place in Connecticut, where she grew up.
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A deal with the Taliban or unilateral withdrawal, the likeliest alternatives, would require humiliating capitulations or watching idly as the country collapsed further.
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"We have begun the humiliating process of justifying our continued presence at The New York Times," the letter from the copy desk began.
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The aim was to get the prosecutors to think hard about what it would be like to suffer a humiliating defeat at trial.
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He was later released on bail, but the prospect of his humiliating imprisonment could be used by the principlists to pressure Mr. Rouhani.
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But the Democrats' delight in this distracts them from rising from the humiliating ashes of 2016 with some dynamic new ideas and messengers.
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"The Trump administration has demonstrated total impotence, handing over executive functions to Congress in the most humiliating way possible," he wrote on Facebook.
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The practice is prohibited, but dozens of lawsuits allege a pattern of humiliating searches of women who consented only to a pat-down.
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But trips can be a traumatizing and deeply humiliating experience, some visitors said, pointing to searches, long wait times and inhospitable correction officers.
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Harassment Disparate treatment may be considered harassment if it creates or fosters a work culture or atmosphere that is demeaning, humiliating, or offensive.
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She is probably to blame for the fact that I was overweight and had to wear humiliating husky-size pants as a child.
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For the politician who was once heralded as "The Republican Savior" on the cover of TIME magazine, this is a humiliating new low.
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And then there was the research that involved humiliating and emotionally tormenting 22 undergraduates at Harvard University over three years starting in 1959.
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And Mr Trump's latest move is humiliating to China's negotiating team, points out Bill Bishop, the author of Sinocism, a newsletter about China.
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It also comes after a humiliating electoral setback for the Socialists last month in Andalusia, that has seen the far right grow stronger.
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You don't threaten to publish sexually humiliating photographs of another person -- never mind the world's richest person -- unless there's something big at stake.
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They performed constantly, at venues with names like Hen & Chickens, and learned to cultivate the art of humiliating themselves to make others laugh.
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" While liberals were cheering on comedians for humiliating the right, the Tea Party was "off the highway by Stuckey's taking over school boards.
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"It was humiliating," said an alleged victim, who asked CNN in an exclusive phone interview to identify her only with the pseudonym Jane.
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More deputies have been found guilty of routinely sexually humiliating inmates and severely beating them at the jails, according to the Justice Department.
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The grease marks on my calves are the sign of a true beginner, which is humiliating as I've been biking for 20 years.
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He also seems to recognize that because of the stature he has come to enjoy, another failure would be seen as especially humiliating.
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He also seems to recognize that because of the stature he has come to enjoy, another failure would be seen as especially humiliating.
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Trans people traveling through TSA checkpoints have all sorts of humiliating stories of what happens when their scans don't "match" their stated identity.
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When you get fooled that hard, the only non-humiliating explanation is that everyone pointing out your credulity is getting fooled even harder.
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Thus, you're never subject to their exclusionary regime and humiliating power: you approach them as 3D images, like a tourist walking through museum dioramas.
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Henry McMaster was projected to win Tuesday&aposs Republican gubernatorial runoff election, avoiding what would have been a humiliating defeat to a political outsider.
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We guess being America's most prominent ephebophiliac is less humiliating than having people think your girlfriend will occasionally bring some toys into the bedroom.
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Supporters see it as the foundation of post-war democracy but many conservatives view it as a humiliating imposition after Japan's defeat in 1945.
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Also called "gingering," figging creates a warm, tingling, or burning sensation that some people find erotic, intense, humiliating, or painful in an exciting way.
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It only took a few more days for the courts to halt all its controversial elements, in a humiliating defeat for the new administration.
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Kim leveraged what would be a humiliating invasion of privacy for almost anyone else into multimillion-dollar careers for herself and her entire family.
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USC's medical school suffered another humiliating blow in April when a cardiovascular fellowship it sponsored together with Los Angeles County had its accreditation revoked.
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Not just in her marriage to Robert, but most recently, in her humiliating walk of shame, from which she most likely will never recover.
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Trump, in his hour-long speech, urged his supporters to vote for McMaster, in part to spare Trump from humiliating headlines if McMaster loses.
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Today's social media platforms provide instantaneous, free and global reach to anyone who wants to exact harm on someone else by publicly humiliating them.
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The lifting of long-standing and humiliating visa restrictions for Turkish nationals would represent one of the government's most significant diplomatic feats to date.
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As part of its settlement with the agency, Deloitte Brazil also faces the humiliating presence of an independent monitor until at least mid-2017.
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" Swift demanded a jury trial, which would "serve as an example to other women who may resist publicly reliving similar outrageous and humiliating acts.
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Being known as a sexual assault victim isn't a badge of honor or career booster; it's a highly difficult, sometimes traumatizing and humiliating experience.
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She described the traumatic and humiliating experience of enduring an hourslong forensic exam for sexual assault, urging Persky to hand down the maximum sentence.
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Too many women have had that humiliating "oh shit" moment when they find out just how much the guy in the next cubicle makes.
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His sister also cruelly betrays him in front of the other kids, humiliating him by telling their classmates that he wears their mother's dresses.
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So Stanley took to Instagram to break down the "humiliating" gesture — and to speak up against the stigma that surrounds breast-feeding in public.
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The statement said the president would not tolerate "any acts deliberately calculated at humiliating women on the political space and creating politics of anarchy".
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Ever since the humiliating 7-1 semifinal loss to Germany at the 2014 World Cup on home soil, the decay had set in hard.
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Trump has lambasted his "beleaguered" attorney general, accusing him of insufficient loyalty and publicly humiliating him in an apparent attempt to force him out.
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Many families find the experience humiliating, and such operations are more expensive to run because of transport, storage and other costs, aid officials say.
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In part, it's out of kindness: It's humiliating to have that little control over your own body, and you want to spare them that.
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For Osaka, a back-to-back Grand Slam champion, it is the latest humiliating misstep after a sudden fall from world number one status.
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British Muslims already complain of costly, humiliating and unexplained last-minute blocks on trips to America, apparently based on their behaviour on the internet.
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That leaves him more room for humiliating, hilarious slapstick, like a scene where Healy catches March in a toilet stall with his pants down.
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On Tuesday, Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal suffered a second humiliating defeat as it was voted down by a majority of 149 votes.
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He is certainly humiliating the office of the presidency in the eyes of many Americans, and most certainly in the eyes of the world.
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"It felt very uncomfortable, very humiliating and very degrading," said Denhollander, who sought treatment from Nassar 16 years ago for a sports-related injury.
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House Republican leaders reportedly may try to hold a vote next week on their Obamacare replacement plan, which suffered a humiliating setback last week.
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In a joint statement, 10 human rights groups said the decision was "humiliating", accusing the government of discriminating against LGBT+ people and enabling homophobia.
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We don't say Pravin Gordhan must be untouchable," he said, adding the probe should be conducted without "having an element of humiliating this minister.
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The rant came on the heels of a particularly humiliating week for Senate Republicans, whose efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare collapsed once again.
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It's been a humiliating season for both Giants and Jets fans, but for one of the two, it's about to get so much worse.
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The Labour Party fell to a humiliating third place, behind the Conservatives, who won seats in part by appealing to Scots opposed to independence.
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Osorio survived because of his work guiding the national team to nine wins and a draw before Saturday's humiliating loss in Santa Clara, Calif.
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Humiliating Ryan and McConnell, as Trump has long done with snide tweets, is a way for him to assert dominance over the party establishment.
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Margie Bright-Matthews (D) pushed back on the amendment, saying many women do not report the crimes because it can be traumatizing and humiliating.
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"It was definitely humiliating," said Newbold, who has been a White House security adviser for 18 years and has a rare form of dwarfism.
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After that degrading and humiliating lineup, the female producer told me I should use the naked photos of myself as inspiration for my diet.
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The public lambasted the decision as humiliating and discriminating against women, and Didi responded swiftly to extend the limit to both women and men.
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Can you imagine the Chinese humiliating Mr. Putin the way they did Mr. Obama in Hangzhou by not providing a staircase from his plane?
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They must withstand humiliating sexual "reviews" to participate in the economy at all: There was black male review for ladies night At the nightclub.
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Many men found the encounters humiliating and degrading, and statistics showed that minorities were far more likely to be subjected to such a search.
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The video quickly caught the attention of the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio, which characterized the judge's actions as humiliating to the defendant.
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The draft law bans humiliating or slanderous content, "propaganda against the state of Vietnam," and the incitement of riots or disturbance of public order.
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"The time has come for Fidesz to stop the humiliating haggling with the European People's Party," the paper said in an editorial on Thursday.
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Immediately, people who saw the video posted by Frankel began criticizing Maloney's decision to have Johnson cut his hair as both humiliating and racist.
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And Trump's protectionist agenda has been derailed, with trade hawk Peter Navarro now in the humiliating position of serving under free-trader Gary Cohn.
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But that's especially true, and especially necessary, for all the women who are currently stuck navigating a needlessly complex and humiliating "plus size" regime.
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As an actor, you're the most desperate creature in the world for people to like you, so subjecting yourself to that can be humiliating.
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But their failure to even make the top two in an open seat election in the nation's largest state is, nonetheless, kind of humiliating.
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In 2017 at Elle's Women in Hollywood event, Jennifer Lawrence spoke out about the "humiliating" and "degrading" ways the film industry approaches body image.
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"Oh, you should do 'Ol' Man River,' " the elderly black pianist suggests, referring to a humiliating number about the unceasing misery of being black.
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"Oh, you should do 'Ol' Man River,' " the elderly black pianist suggests, referring to a humiliating number about the unceasing misery of being black.
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In the meantime he demeans, vilifies and puts people down, giving voice to his followers' anger but also humiliating and taking advantage of them.
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The Algerian war in the French psyche is often likened to the Vietnam War for Americans — two conscription wars that ended in humiliating defeat.
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Mugabe denounced his removal as an "unconstitutional and humiliating" act of betrayal by his party and people, and it left him a broken man.
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Chapo's escape in July — and the obvious corruption that allowed it to happen — was deeply humiliating for the administration of President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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The report found that over 40 percent of female parliamentarians had seen "terribly humiliating or sexually charged images" of themselves spread through social media.
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In fact, their act goes down in humiliating fashion, with Ollie wrapping one of his many tentacles around Tammy's leg and dragging her offstage.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said he opposed the increase, once again publicly humiliating the behemoth transit agency in an attempt to force it to change.
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But even men who weren't charged have been subjected to humiliating scrutiny and lurid news coverage, with their photos often posted on social media.
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In interviews with our reporters, the subjects talked — some for the first time — about the bleak, humiliating versions of themselves circulating in viral videos.
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