Fatebe is a female Buster Keaton enduring humiliation upon humiliation.
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But your humiliation as a journalist, then, is really like the public's humiliation, right?
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I didn't want Maria to act her humiliation, her rage, I wanted her to Maria to feel...the rage and humiliation.
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I will choose the humiliation of wearing adult diapers over the humiliation of wetting my bed and having someone else clean the sheets.
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I didn't want Maria to act her humiliation her rage, I wanted her to Maria to feel, not to act, the rage and humiliation.
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"Unless humiliation is your kink and consent has been given beforehand, degradation and humiliation during sex is never okay," says Laura Deitsch, DHS, resident sexologist at Vibrant.
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That is true, but you also feel like the stakes are higher in covering an election, so the humiliation is ... and also, the humiliation is more widely endured.
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And it reveals that the episode is more interested in turning gadgets into weapons of maximum humiliation than in saying anything more interesting about how digital humiliation works.
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While the West viewed this new reality with promise liberal democracy would spread, former KGB officials regarded this defeat as humiliation, a humiliation that had to be redressed.
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It's worth returning, in the wake of England greatest major-tournament humiliation of the modern era, to Hodgson's analysis of England's last major-tournament humiliation, two years ago.
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This year, however, was a match between an inexperienced candidate who was an expert at personal humiliation, and an experienced candidate who proved to be a novice at political humiliation.
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The fantasy element of Game of Thrones seems to grant the writers freedom play out humiliation fantasy after humiliation fantasy, in ways that would surely be avoided in a modern show.
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" Money is "the unit by which people measured humiliation.
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The way Louis writes of Eddy's humiliation as a queer is especially intriguing because of how similar it is to the way Louis writes about the humiliation laid upon Hallencourt's working poor.
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"This humiliation can be based on nothing else but his blackness, which means it is in actual fact a humiliation of black people as a whole," the EFF said in a statement.
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That's why I said probably the deepest ache is humiliation.
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Until then, I must live with the humiliation and pain.
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Humbling moments too easily can turn into moments of humiliation.
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I recall her bullying me, kind of like public humiliation.
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Are you in the mood for cruelty, insults, and humiliation?
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Yes, it's a grotesquery of public humiliation and fake intimacy.
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He ruled over them with humiliation, coercion, and physical abuse.
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The humiliation that Judge Kavanaugh has suffered is a disgrace.
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The party which for decades has dominated politics faces humiliation.
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He'd lost last time and didn't sit well with humiliation.
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Does she ever feel bad when she's hit peak humiliation?
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"Humiliation for May," said The Times on its front page.
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Some say they are joyless, others that they fear humiliation.
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As a lawyer, you just have to accept the humiliation.
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There are many brutal scenes of abject torture and humiliation.
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I wondered how I would live with so much humiliation.
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Those wanton murders did nothing to assuage the global humiliation.
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She'd only wanted to save me from humiliation and failure.
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The burden of this humiliation fell hardest on Republican strongholds.
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I mean it is individual to Emma: It's the humiliation.
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Hardy claims he suffered serious physical injury and great humiliation.
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Screen sharing can be an easy route to professional humiliation.
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Humiliation, that is, at the hands of your staunchest ally.
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The humiliation will be a lesson for the political class.
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Trump's repeated public humiliation of Sessions is difficult to watch.
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And with each disappointment comes a fresh dose of humiliation.
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So how did the nation's top narcissist process this humiliation?
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One measure of humiliation is everything goes through the wringer.
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National humiliation is long in gestation and violent in resolution.
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They told us stories of heartbreak, humiliation and, ultimately, resilience.
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And he viewed unfair trade as a humiliation of the U.S. "A lot of what he does in his life is about humiliating opponents and then avoiding or defending against humiliation himself," D'Antonio says.
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Just embrace this exquisite moment of humiliation for what it is.
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There were also allegations of torture, including beating and sexual humiliation.
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"Our own people rob us," Chirinos said later, recounting the humiliation.
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I understand the shame and humiliation and why people don't report.
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Minutes later, Germany's humiliation was completed with a touch of farce.
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He laments "the ignominy and the constant humiliation of premature ejaculation".
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A defeat for China would represent humiliation, and a broken promise.
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In the book collection was a humiliation and cuckolding-themed novel.
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No opinion pollster had predicted the scale of Mr Macri's humiliation.
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And then falling off it shortly after: Every small humiliation counts.
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There seemed to be no end to the violence and humiliation.
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But I can say one man's horseplay is another man's humiliation.
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Who puts their life on pause for weeks of potential humiliation?
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It's kind of mixed because of my small penis humiliation fetish.
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We are clear - we will not be voting for this humiliation!
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Adding to their humiliation, photos were then shared on social media.
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Bless her for saving her children from a lifetime of humiliation.
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To add to his humiliation, Ludendorff's rival Hindenburg won the presidency.
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It can be used during dominance and humiliation play, Knight says.
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That humiliation, it turned out, was felt across the entire region.
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Broadly spoke with people about their personal tales of masturbation humiliation.
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Solange delights in the humiliation as the abuse becomes increasingly barbed.
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She has stories of being bullied, of humiliation at field day.
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Like her, he left Downing Street in personal defeat and humiliation.
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Humiliation is a destabilizing emotion; it creates rocket fuel for revenge.
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For the terrorist, a sense of humiliation is the primary reality.
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They brandish humiliation like a weapon while craving release from it.
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Go deeper: Trump officials embarrassed by Putin show Trump's Helsinki humiliation
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Its specialty is scoring laughs without taking the shortcut of humiliation.
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It could make the Guggenheim feel some pain and public humiliation.
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The deal faces delay or humiliation in parliament on Tuesday. 3.
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"Nothing like international humiliation to set your perspective right!" she said.
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Sheeran manfully accepts his humiliation and bows to the greater talent.
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Five days later, it was discovered intact, completing the major's humiliation.
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For this, she got little in return, she said — except humiliation.
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"I think the public humiliation is more than sufficient," he said.
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But Mr. Corden's comedy also has another recurring shtick: self-humiliation.
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"Hopefully that's something the MacArthur will enable: to continue risking humiliation."
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At the time, I was mired in shame, guilt and humiliation.
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What about daily humiliation and the daily enslavement of human beings?
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The visit was widely viewed in Mexico as a national humiliation.
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" He adds, "With each disappointment comes a fresh dose of humiliation.
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And she faced humiliation on the international stage, as did Semenya.
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I think literally the headline was The Humiliation of Mitt Romney.
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Jesus' nudity was not incidental, Tombs says: It was sexual humiliation.
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Perhaps it is hard to imagine what humiliation and despair are.
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They promise to relieve an enormous experience of impotence and humiliation.
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Already, there are calls for civil disobedience to resist such humiliation.
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She told me stories about her repeated humiliation at the firm.
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It's a humiliation for you and a warning to your successors.
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Sometimes we're humbled by humiliation or failure or some other calamity.
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Any slight or criticism is experienced as a humiliation and degradation.
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"Serbs will say they are fed up with humiliation," he said.
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They play on the normal human fear of humiliation and exclusion.
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People have seen this candidacy as a provocation, and a humiliation.
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This time, he asked for foot fetish, spitting, and verbal humiliation.
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Public humiliation Clinton has endured all kinds of public humiliation during her long tenure on the national stage -- especially during the impeachment saga set off by her husband's Oval Office dalliance with White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
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His humiliation came after the game, however, and it was self-imposed.
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It's the constant humiliation of playing a role you know isn't yours.
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The decision is triggered when he is reminded of a primal humiliation.
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It could've easily tipped into another Mitt Romney-style exercise in humiliation.
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And now, with each day, I wake up with humility, not humiliation.
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I wanted Maria to feel, not to act, the rage and humiliation.
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Sexualization and humiliation become the natural endpoints of a trend of dehumanization.
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Both regard the humiliation of adversaries as a salutary exercise of power.
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To my surprise, there was one emotion that overrode the humiliation: relief.
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"Buy 'humiliation' in distressed EM and EU when triggered," BAML strategists wrote.
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Turks saw the detention of a government minister as an unacceptable humiliation.
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" Now, the source says, "it's the public humiliation that's worse than anything.
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This song has been used as a humiliation towards us for years.
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I just don't want to play a part in anyone else's humiliation.
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" Another wrote: "Why would anyone endure such humiliation for a monthly salary?
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Add to that the humiliation of having your identification papers checked constantly.
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And the humiliation of not being able to get into a discothèque.
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So Chrissy turned her personal humiliation into a powerful call to action.
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I recall so clearly the sensation of my face burning in humiliation.
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This humiliation was a turning point, Chinese and Western navy officers say.
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The terrible swift sword of public humiliation has come with a vengeance.
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The reality is, everyone deserves a childhood free from humiliation or discrimination.
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Four goals came on set pieces — another humiliation for New York City.
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Well, my friends, you may never have to experience that humiliation again.
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Inside, of course, his soul is revving up, fuelled by the humiliation.
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Many have felt the pains of its humiliation for centuries before us.
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The question, really, is in what context will you endure this humiliation.
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A name change could lessen the humiliation involved in a loyalty switch.
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Kiril remembered it from somewhere: some distant fluorescent classroom, shaded with humiliation.
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But it was on climate change that Trump suffered his greatest humiliation.
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His punishment resulted in humiliation and lost earnings that ran into millions.
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"I call it the humiliation report, not the evaluation report," he said.
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And Trump isn't going to let that kind of humiliation go unpunished.
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My already "resting bitch face" was on fire with rage and humiliation.
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"It's taken the form of repression, humiliation, and intimidation," Assa told me.
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Perhaps you've felt outrage about the humiliation of women, minorities and immigrants.
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And his chief tactics, he said, will be shame and public humiliation.
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There, the shock, anger, even humiliation poured forth, along with the confusion.
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And speaking of all-purpose humiliation, look at Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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In Gray's own telling, even many upbeat stories end with his humiliation.
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The detective wonders whether his client takes masochistic pleasure in the humiliation.
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She said she felt "soreness, self-loathing and humiliation" after the abuse.
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The outcome, which the British press described as a humiliation of Mrs.
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"We cannot allow the humiliation of black people to continue," he said.
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The outcome was seen as a major humiliation for Kim Jong-un.
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"Part discomfort & humiliation and part devotion" is how she describes the relationship.
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Can Brazil, driven on by Neymar, avenge the national humiliation of 2014?
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The tension in fighting derives from the potential for profound personal humiliation.
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It's humiliating to all Egyptians and I do not accept this humiliation.
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What kept Massimino going was an unrivaled ability to shrug off humiliation.
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The consensus seemed to be that it was a humiliation for May.
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Mr. Trump has great gifts in the art of vengeance and humiliation.
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This behavior on the part of the President is a national humiliation.
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To Russia, the match looked to be a humiliation waiting to happen.
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Mr. Fabre ran a company where "humiliation is daily bread," it said.
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"But negotiating with the Americans would be a humiliation now," he said.
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The physical stuff wasn't as bad as some of the humiliation stuff.
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I have no objection to the ritual humiliation of the grotesquely wealthy.
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Another way is to join in on our Twitter small penis–humiliation campaign.
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To the chancellor's humiliation, the main measure of his first budget was scrapped.
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So how did Colin recover from his humiliation at the Department of Defense?
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Also it forces me to masquerade for my own protection, suffering public humiliation.
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Twenty years later Mr Sessions is in a position to avenge that humiliation.
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But then a current of intense humiliation gripped me: I was a fraud.
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It was a humiliation from which the Iraqi army has never fully recovered.
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Looking at the studies conjured intense feelings of pain and humiliation, they said.
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At the same time, it dives into excruciating episodes of humiliation and abjection.
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Do you feel that scorch of humiliation, still potent after all these years?
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The Europeans fought desperately to assuage Mr Trump's concerns, and earned only humiliation.
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Coote endured a cartoon by George Cruikshank, a vaunted caricaturist, and national humiliation.
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Gattine did so, and the resulting public humiliation has LePage openly considering resigning.
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Asya's husband was still barefoot when he arrived back home, another painful humiliation.
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" "When I was growing up, the word 'queer' was a term of humiliation.
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But it was an incident of real sexual humiliation nonetheless, by all accounts.
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Responding to allegations of humiliation, sexual assault and deprivation raised by Democratic Sen.
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" Historian Enrique Krauze called the decision a "supreme act of humiliation and cowardice.
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With, maybe, just a little bit of humiliation as part of the package.
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Childhood photos and tapes are a source of humiliation for many of us.
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And the answer depends on whether Trump learned anything from his complete humiliation.
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It was a woman cop, which I think was part of the humiliation.
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"Guys are definitely much more into humiliation play and strap-ons," says Faction.
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The attackers assaulted Mamado and shaved his head as an act of humiliation.
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The rate of failure is as astronomically high as the risk of humiliation.
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Each Trump scandal is well-documented, and a source of enduring national humiliation.
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I wanted his humiliation to end, for it to all work out somehow.
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Perhaps, after this most recent humiliation, they finally will believe that Trump won.
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But the humor of this show is rooted in insecurity and even humiliation.
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In which case Ryan would have endured his long humiliation for exactly nothing.
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"A private humiliation became a public turning point," Williams said at the time.
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But it's not just that men use violence to avenge humiliation and shame.
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In the end, though, she transforms humiliation into inspiration in true Cookie form.
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"But worse than death was the humiliation which came after," the post reads.
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There was just no end to the humiliation and destruction our bodies endured.
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At the time, Frey's exposure and humiliation struck many people as just deserts.
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There could have been nobody better placed to say what humiliation felt like.
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On Soccer SWANSEA, Wales — The protests started even before the humiliation was done.
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Only after that humiliation were the women able to gain the upper hand.
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Once neighbors suspect the provenance of a baby, the humiliation can be stifling.
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The suit asks for unspecified damages for emotional distress, horror, grief and humiliation.
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How it has made the oppression and humiliation of another people somehow acceptable.
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Since responsible institutions were not responding, Ms. Roa decided to try public humiliation.
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Is this the year that the ever-talented England squad finally avoids humiliation?
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Every public humiliation I have endured, I have suffered and he has won.
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He says his refusal to genuflect was indirectly a result of his humiliation.
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Cuban women must silently endure humiliation in a patriarchal, monolithic and cyclical system.
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Sixty-four percent said they felt intimidated, while 52 percent reported experiencing humiliation.
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Humiliation is all smattering, impulses, and extremities laid out, absolutely committed to ugliness.
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The man whom he idolized had become a source of humiliation and grief.
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To me, though, they're something else entirely: cracked symphonies of anguish and humiliation.
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Rick is Tandy's most recent mark, and he wants violent retribution for his humiliation.
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"I found myself thrown into a universe of death, humiliation and barbarism," she wrote.
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Such soft-core humiliation is not the only danger of Chinese money in Europe.
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In that moment, a wave of hurt, embarrassment and "humiliation" rushed over the mom.
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His sole bid for the Democratic nomination, in 1984, crashed amid humiliation and debts.
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My mom stayed quiet, probably trying to reduce my humiliation by not getting involved.
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But, as Mr Stach vividly shows, loneliness, not humiliation, was Kafka's first formative experience.
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I endured the public humiliation of wearing pastel scrubs on the subway every day.
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That is bad enough for Mr Trump, but his humiliation does not end there.
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It's also the humiliation that the victim will do anything you ask of them.
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Mary descended into a legacy of bloodshed and humiliation — and not without good reason.
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They took pictures of me to memorialize their triumph in my moment of humiliation.
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Among those facing defeat or humiliation, suicide can arise from hopelessness, defiance or calculation.
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Indeed, Mr Trump's letter could hardly have broadcast his feelings of humiliation more clearly.
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The only thing that can stop the humiliation is to use their 'safe word.
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He would spend the next few days litigating and relitigating his humiliation of Machado.
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And the humiliation of the way that people look at you when that happens.
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Lastly, Trump, like Hitler, taps into this sense of humiliation on the global stage.
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It's a place that represents bondage, lynching, and the humiliation of second-class citizenship.
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The authors of TPD themselves are responding cautiously to what might look like humiliation.
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The common approach was to use humiliation or social shame as a motivating instrument.
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"Most Palestinians have lived with the humiliation of occupation all their lives," he wrote.
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Whatever comes my way, in terms of public humiliation, I brought it upon myself.
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Being picked last every day was the humiliation which turned me into a comedian.
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Losing Sharp to Foxconn would be a singular humiliation for the INCJ and METI.
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Some people couldn't take the humiliation and jumped in the river to end it.
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Trump's political obituaries will celebrate the role of the press in his final humiliation.
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Ivan Rakitic struck a third in added time to complete the South Americans' humiliation.
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"The humiliation of the United States in Syria is complete," the NATO official concluded.
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And what kind of society would this produce, this lack of certainty, this humiliation?
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It is a story of great heroism in the midst of humiliation and depravation.
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In so doing, the cover re-enacts the very harm and humiliation Chand identified.
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"What critics said: "Its specialty is scoring laughs without taking the shortcut of humiliation.
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Some are unable to continue their education due to discrimination and humiliation from peers.
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"It's death by humiliation," Ms. Roginsky, who is also a Fox News contributor, said.
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" What critics said: "Its specialty is scoring laughs without taking the shortcut of humiliation.
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Any true friend of peace must help stop the self-induced drug of humiliation.
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He needed his work to matter; without that, celebrity was little more than humiliation.
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Many women smile as some of the men cover up their backsides in humiliation.
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Their valuing criteria are based on simple division — winners and losers, victory or humiliation.
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And Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is also, in a way, a novel of humiliation.
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Group trust is also accomplished by breaking in new members; by pointed, communal humiliation.
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Maybe. I'm used to playing multiplayer games built around the idea of player humiliation.
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Think of all of the harassment, humiliation and mistrust created by these unjustified stops.
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That's another story: Harm them, disrespect them, hold them up for scorn and humiliation.
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If they had spoken out other women could have been saved lot of humiliation.
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The following year of fear and humiliation was the most misery I have experienced.
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To say the humiliation of this defeat still stings is to put it mildly.
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Moral authority is where China is most vulnerable to humiliation, at home and abroad.
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I saw countless bare butts getting spanked in playgrounds and parks — a humiliation perfected.
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Anything less than complete vindication for our side may wind up as utter humiliation.
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Duggar says once the story came out, it caused him mental anguish and humiliation.
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African-American workers have reported threats, humiliation and barriers to promotion at the plant.
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The even slight possibility of social humiliation is enough for me to say nothing.
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Fresh from her latest humiliation on Tuesday at the hands of rebel lawmakers, Mrs.
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The email advised her to drop out of the race or face public humiliation.
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I mean, there was the humiliation of not being able to do the math.
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She's been forced to play the role of supportive wife and smile through humiliation.
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" Then Davis headed toward the set for what she said was "a humiliation scene.
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Worshipers said they viewed the metal detectors as an Israeli provocation, and a humiliation.
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Several plaintiffs say they limit contact with family and friends to avoid this humiliation.
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Those people, she said, who stood naked and made no fuss of their humiliation.
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His humiliation by the court this week may do that populist strategy no harm.■
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And the tweeter-in-chief's initial reaction to health care humiliation was, predictably, vindictive.
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Initially, she refused to identify Ronaldo to police, fearing public humiliation, her complaint says.
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She "also suffered future pecuniary losses, emotional pain (and) humiliation," according to her lawsuit.
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Because otherwise what are you going to do with that humiliation and that shame?
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Most of them supposed some kind of triumph for Pelosi and humiliation for Trump.
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As a consequence, some women avoided drinking or eating to save themselves the humiliation.
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Humiliation, anger, and embarrassment reigned supreme, and tears quickly began running down my face.
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A lawsuit against Emma Cline shows how sexual humiliation is used to silence women writers
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Social science bears out the way female humiliation is at the heart of homosocial bonding.
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She deflects shaming and swallows humiliation and keeps her eye on her purpose in life.
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Reports abound of suicides by women in debt who fear being subjected to such humiliation.
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" Giving him the Aztec Eagle is a supreme attitude of humiliation and cowardice." https://t.
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Forget about chasing gold — the actor and fitness nut was mostly worried about avoiding humiliation.
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Ultimately, the humiliation and pain of that experience caused the Countess to relapse, she said.
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Most were nervous to be caught playing musical chairs and potentially face a public humiliation.
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And many of those women will most likely experience the same humiliation this woman did.
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Last month he suffered the humiliation of detention during two days of interrogation in Paris.
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That way they can feel the absolute shame and humiliation (they inflicted) [and] they deserve!
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That would be an outrageous and offensive invasion of privacy tantamount to legally sanctioning humiliation.
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Hogan testified that he still suffers from the humiliation of a video that went viral.
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Send a message to others that they better cooperate if they want to avoid humiliation.
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Not only was I a victim of viral humiliation but a victim of cyber bullying.
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Then, as if to maximize her humiliation, he copied and sent them to her friends.
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In the midst of her humiliation, Jacqueline realizes something: She doesn't care what everyone thinks.
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But most importantly, I was shedding the fear and humiliation I'd felt after my divorce.
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Like her, he left Downing Street in personal defeat and humiliation amid accusations of betrayal.
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Wouldn't you agree that this was a humiliation for the most powerful nation on earth?
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Maybe I used to be one of those people, but I don't feel humiliation anymore.
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The dinner table is a site of humiliation for Georges because his memory is failing.
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Republicans seized on the issue, saying President Obama had tolerated the humiliation of the sailors.
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The Belgians hadn't outlawed them yet, as they did later on, to our great humiliation.
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My primary purpose is to explore the experience of the person who undergoes that humiliation.
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""The vacuum that @EPN left yesterday was filled today by @realDonaldTrump with yet another humiliation.
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As viewers, is the abject humiliation of two basically decent guys mitigated by Selina's success?
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For his many thousands of victims, his humiliation in court will have to be enough.
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Other protesters are thought to include those who feel sidelined by economic desperation and humiliation.
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He conveys its emotional fallout: the fear, the humiliation, the loss of dignity and control.
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There is also death by reverence, death by ubiquity, death by subtle retail-shop humiliation.
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Reetz-Laiolo is not the only person who's used sexual humiliation to silence women writers.
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"It also supports wonderfully high levels of humiliation in her daughter," says the voice-over.
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There's often a humiliation element, or care-taking tenderness, or a combination of the two.
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Wincing from humiliation and romantic rejection, he tried to offer his heart to his race.
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But no one in Westminster expected the Prime Minister to suffer such a thumping humiliation.
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Two more episodes of Mr. Trump's diplomatic killing game — his very public humiliation of Mrs.
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Along with the alleged humiliation and mistreatment, the woman alleged that Mothershead sexually assaulted her.
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The missed deadline will also be the latest humiliation for WADA's embattled president, Craig Reedie.
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"We will not be voting for this humiliation," wrote one lawmaker, Sammy Wilson, on Twitter.
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We follow Olga, the protagonist of "The Days of Abandonment," through unsettling humiliation and distress.
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Whelan said in May that he was being threatened in prison and subjected to humiliation.
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It was a bitter humiliation, a political suicide for Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani, who resigned.
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"Every public humiliation I have endured – I have suffered and he has won," she said.
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Initially, she refused to identify Ronaldo to police, fearing public humiliation, according to her complaint.
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Can there be one for men, free of humiliation, shame and violent assault against women?
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The path from the actual to the ideal self passes through anxiety, frustration and humiliation.
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I wanted to experience the brutality and humiliation that "Full Metal Jacket" so fully embodied.
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She is directed by a third man (Costas Xikominos) in scenes of abuse or humiliation.
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At least Kendall seems to be enjoying himself — perhaps because he no longer feels humiliation.
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The mind and the body fuse into one ugly knot of humiliation, anger, fear, doubt.
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"I would characterize this," Ms. White added, "as the ultimate humiliation of the Kemalist military."
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The surging Cambridge Analytica humiliation is about personal data and its misuse for financial gain.
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"A student once saw me waiting tables at a wedding," she says, recalling the humiliation.
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"I&aposve never felt that kind of humiliation, embarrassment & disappointment in myself before," she continued.
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But this can blind us to other forms of violence that involve humiliation and suffering.
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Yet C.L. Franklin built a life in defiance of that kind of terror and humiliation.
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"It's not cuckolding if there isn't an element of humiliation, degradation or denial," he said.
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For most of its two-hour runtime, Joker is a parade of humiliation for him.
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Here are 18 photos showing Trump&aposs humiliation and upset over the two-day summit.
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Randall now wants more than $15,000 in damages, including lost wages, humiliation, and mental anguish.
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Shred the disgraceful constitution Which imposed degradation and humiliation And deterred us from restoring justice.
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" The Italian director had no qualms about sharing in 2016 that he intentionally withheld information about the scene in order to remain in complete control: "I didn't want Maria to act her humiliation her rage, I wanted her … to feel … the rage and humiliation.
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I believe that the root cause of many of the hostilities among nations in the world today must be searched for in their reciprocal humiliation carried out in its past and no doubt the current humiliation of other nations are the seeds of tomorrow's hostilities.
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It won&apost be worth it and it will be a humiliation if we don&apost.
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I don't think Americans understand just how that comparison has become a quiet ongoing national humiliation.
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To the contrary, it can harm people by subjecting them to slurs, humiliation, and physical pain.
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Then I ran to the bathroom to spend some one-on-one time with the humiliation.
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Imagine the humiliation of getting bodied by Wale on a diss track in this, TYOOL, 2017.
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For men with masochistic preferences, the desire for denial and humiliation may also lead toward cuckolding.
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" He added, "She is in a state of humiliation and she is completely alone on this.
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Klobuchar's humiliation of staffers and abusive behavior has been well-documented in various recent media stories.
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They can create more hurdles for trans people to live authentically without humiliation, violence, and erasure.
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It's an encounter that's played for laughs, but it's also, quietly, a sequence of economic humiliation.
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This felt like a different kind of humiliation, one I could not expect them to understand.
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He was their voice of anguish, their eloquence in humiliation, their battle cry for human dignity.
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The humiliation of losing control of her body was too much for a woman like her.
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She died in a way she explicitly wanted to avoid — broken, in pain, humiliation, and anger.
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Instead the symbolic humiliation was seized on by those in the Balkan country who opposed joining.
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Before this ban, traveling as a Muslim in this country was already an exercise in humiliation.
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It tells the story of Jeffrey Dahmer's adolescence, from suburban mall humiliation to prom-night disappointment.
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She said she had to learn to hide the humiliation and shame of the repeated harassment.
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Rajoy&aposs actions are likely to be seen as a humiliation and a provocation by Catalans.
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Erotic humiliation is a kink that involves one partner embarrassing the other, either physically or verbally.
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No mother should have to experience the trauma and humiliation we all witnessed in this video.
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"It just feels like shame, years of shame, humiliation and betrayal of your body," she said.
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A proud man, subject to depression, that was a humiliation he was not prepared to suffer.
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This can be the ritual humiliation of models, belittling of assistants, power plays and screaming fits.
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A decade later, that scandalous argument and Sammi's public humiliation are still haunting Jenni and Nicole.
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Years later, she said, she still recalled the "rush of humiliation and anger" she had felt.
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Living in a mansion is being the furthest away from public humiliation that you can get.
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I told myself that she might still come, and I tried not to feel my humiliation.
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She said he had championed the rights of indigenous people after years of repression and humiliation.
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The mission, dubbed Desert One, was a complete military and political humiliation and precipitated Vance's resignation.
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I want to find people who are into it, and not just as a humiliation thing.
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While 19983 was embarrassing from a performance perspective, 21998 brought humiliation of a very different kind.
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In the non-digital world, approaching a potential partner brings the risk of awkwardness or humiliation.
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He hacked the photos from K's email account, and their release caused her pain and humiliation.
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The culture of elite schools encourages sexual assaults and humiliation as well as covering them up.
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" According to the court ruling, Mr. Eliyahu endured "reprimands, shouting, humiliation, excessive and even unreasonable demands.
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The Saudis, they told us, are proud people and can't be expected to accept such humiliation.
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Can you imagine the humiliation she must have felt watching her son go through that experience?
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The Rahamis alleged that the family was the target of a campaign of humiliation and retaliation.
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Salmond said Brexit was proving to be disastrous for Britain and would only end in "humiliation".
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It was going to be the biggest humiliation in the history of politics in this country.
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Most of the interviewees also suffered some other form of violence, including beatings, torture and humiliation.
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"These are days of humiliation, shame and mourning for every patriotic American," the paper's editor wrote.
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The problems with this, together with the humiliation, keep most of us from talking about it.
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But like anyone raised Roman Catholic, I understood triumph in humiliation, the worship of sacrificial death.
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Then, in 2014, she went public again, with an essay in Vanity Fair on public humiliation.
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A prolonged period of job insecurity and public humiliation is a uniquely Trumpian form of payback.
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"I don't want them to see the humiliation I am going to go through," she said.
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But he always seems to return, in one form or another, to the theme of humiliation.
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Over time, this implicit moral hierarchy was bound to incubate feelings of humiliation, dispossession and resentment.
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Her family burns her passport, holding her under threat of abandonment, public humiliation and even death.
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No matter how much humiliation she's subjected to, Leyna is determined to assert her German identity.
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That means hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers were unjustly subjected to embarrassment or even humiliation.
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How does it benefit the women's sport to celebrate the humiliation of a much weaker opponent?
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Worse, many thousands more were empty by the time the curtain drew on West Brom's humiliation.
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It also described sexual humiliation where conscripts were forced by superiors to hold one another's penises.
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He kept his distance because he couldn't stand the risk of humiliation if he declared himself.
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" —Mohammad Aheed Shah, Srinagar —Anonymous, Shopian "The seven months of shutdown were seven months of humiliation.
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Shame!" in a cadence that recalled a disturbing scene of public humiliation from "Game of Thrones.
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The humiliation pushes him to his limit: This will be the day that little Paul dies.
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As soon as I got home from school, a daily humiliation, I read my parents' cookbooks.
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In this climate of humiliation and immense fear, Chechens are fleeing the Russian Federation en masse.
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Is anyone there to shield her from the often-continuous humiliation of being a political wife?
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It is easy to write in general terms about the humiliation of being stopped and frisked.
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It also made me recognize how prison functions as a means of social control and humiliation.
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Eking out even the smallest progress means repeatedly forcing ourselves to risk failure, disappointment and humiliation.
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For France, it was ambition by other means after the World War II humiliation and decolonization.
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"Harry Potter" explores the fear, humiliation and desperation that lead people to join violent hate groups.
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When you live under a dictator, you don't know any life other than oppression and humiliation.
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The sexual humiliation of women is an integral part of what led to the #MeToo movement.
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For added humiliation, the assailants forced his head into a toilet and ordered him to drink.
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Under Michael Foot in 1983 Labour responded to a similar humiliation by moving to the centre.
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Here is the fury of children, their humiliation at their dependency and their fear of engulfment.
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As the days pass, his torment grows with every slight, insult and humiliation thrown his way.
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"It's embarrassing," Gordon says simply, and in those two words is a world of undeserved humiliation.
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"I cannot describe the humiliation," Mr. Teltumbde, 67, who denies the accusations, said in an interview.
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Then he won't have to suffer the humiliation of serving out the rest of his term.
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Biden's career began in tragedy, and his colleagues have seen him through grief, humiliation, and convalescence.
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This meant humiliation for black men who rushed to enlist as the country rearmed itself for war.
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Many conservatives see it as a humiliation imposed by the United States after Japan's defeat in 1945.
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Five months into the trial Clark faced a public humiliation when topless photos of her hit tabloids.
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We will all dance to Mark Ronson until our fragile bones break in retribution for this humiliation.
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That has notoriously involved the use of torture, including waterboarding, electric shocks, sexual humiliation and sleep deprivation.
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A wave of embarrassment and humiliation washed over me, and I went into my bathroom and cried.
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Their humiliation came just nine months after the regime celebrated retaking Palmyra and its fabled Roman theater.
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The "yellow light," or #SeeTheSigns, describes the typical early signs of abuse, like manipulation or public humiliation.
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It involves the humiliation of shots, probes, and gowns for a procedure that may not even work.
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For critique to be effective it must happen in a space that is promoting growth, not humiliation.
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These early wounds are compounded by the violence, humiliation and bone-deep isolation of the prison experience.
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She has claimed damages from the story include harm to her reputation, embarrassment, emotional distress and humiliation.
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Although manifestly a parable of Han Chinese resistance to foreign humiliation, the story does not demonise outsiders.
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"When we talk about dollarization, we&aposre talking about the humiliation of Venezuela&aposs currency," he said.
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Well, to spare myself and the humiliation I would have brought to my family for my actions.
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Fisk is seeking compensatory and punitive monetary damages for economic losses, emotional distress, humiliation and other suffering.
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He continues to be overwhelmed by the feelings of pain, anguish, and humiliation because of this incident.
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In Britain, the ruling Conservative Party is set for a humiliation as it trails in fourth position.
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I love the small detail of Kevin witnessing Randall's pain and humiliation and then getting super drunk.
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She has claimed damages from the story including harm to her reputation, embarrassment, emotional distress and humiliation.
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First came the Presidential Physical Fitness Test, and with it, decades of humiliation in school gym classes.
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Eramo has claimed damages from the story include harm to her reputation, embarrassment, emotional distress and humiliation.
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Intended to chronicle Weiner's political comeback, the documentary instead ended up making public the couple's private humiliation.
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His head had been shaved - a ritual humiliation for those who fall from grace with the palace.
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" Once she realized his medical techniques were really sexual abuse, she felt "humiliation, guilt, shame and disgust.
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All of my insecurities—the swirling remains of Theo's defamation, hurt, and humiliation—riddled my next relationship.
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If a private subjects his major to public humiliation, he should know that real consequences will follow.
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I want to protect them from the pain and humiliation that I have had to go through.
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Years on, Rachel is still processing what happened to her with a mixture of humiliation and rage.
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The humiliation was so public, so raw, that Lacob's friends were moved to send messages of support.
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Washington (CNN)Public humiliation is a rite of passage for many top officials in the Trump administration.
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Sexual violence survivors frequently experience humiliation and guilt, while perpetrators don't seem to feel much at all.
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Men may dismiss a filthy remark as a joke when women hear it as an intentional humiliation.
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She has even been reduced to trying to bring forward the summer recess to avoid further humiliation.
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If anything, she said, the boy may be angrier than ever after the humiliation of the arrest.
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And next year, after Trump has followed Nixon into humiliation and infamy, things can return to normal.
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"The public humiliation of my client and others in the case was wrong," Payton-O'Brien also said.
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"He continues to be overwhelmed by the feelings of pain, anguish, and humiliation because of this incident."
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When we feel shame, embarrassment or humiliation it's very easy to close off, run away and detach.
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Humiliation The list of top officials that Trump has humiliated in front of other aides stretches on.
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The anti-abortion strategy of shame and humiliation was a recurring theme of the Tuesday night meeting.
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Never mind that the opponents were lowly Saudi Arabia, this match had the potential for host humiliation.
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Anything less will be viewed as a humiliation and an affront to the world's second-largest economy.
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It was a final dose of humiliation for N.Y.C.F.C., which was booed off the field at halftime.
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The next week, Singh sued the tour, claiming "public humiliation and ridicule" from the 12-week investigation.
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I take full responsibility and am deeply sorry for any pain, humiliation or discomfort I have caused.
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"Rather than receiving support in these situations, these students often suffer humiliation from senior clinicians," Morris added.
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The decision drew the president's ire, subjecting Mr. Sessions to months of public criticism and private humiliation.
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They put their eggs in the American basket for 25 years, and all they got is humiliation.
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The current leaders, in both places, cast themselves as defenders against humiliation and threats from the outside.
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And can it recover in time not to undergo the same humiliation for a second consecutive year?
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Critics portrayed the deal as Mr. Trump's second humiliation by Mr. Erdogan in less than a day.
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Jeff Sessions has become a symbol of haplessness and humiliation, repeatedly undermined by his boss, the president.
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The fear and ultimate certainty of such humiliation informs every fight and the actions of every fighter.
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Since admitting our vulnerability is a humiliation, we simply close our eyes and pretend it isn't real.
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Citizens within the United States are increasingly suffering the humiliation that voting racists envisioned only for immigrants.
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"That's crucial, because every day that picture lives online is another day of humiliation," Mr. Feuer said.
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The motivation to avoid public humiliation is going to override any desire to take care of yourself.
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"I still feel a little pinch of humiliation, but I mostly look back with gratitude," he said.
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I had made sure there would be an audience for him, and he rewarded me with humiliation.
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The Jones victory was a humiliation for Trump, a debacle for Bannon and a disaster for Republicans.
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Advisers say Mr. Trump genuinely does not want to be impeached, viewing it as a personal humiliation.
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The prospect of freedom and cultural transformation stirred unachievable expectations, which predictably ended in humiliation and rage.
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I also understood, even in my addled state, that to intervene might cause my son added humiliation.
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The complaints concerned what some described as verbal abuse and humiliation of players by the two men.
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The party's leadership blamed the humiliation on Brexit, on which Labour struggled to articulate a clear line.
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So have chaos in the White House staff and the public humiliation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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What the former comedian thought was a funny joke was a form of humiliation to his victim.
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Heck, maybe I'll even grow in my self-acceptance so that I won't view incontinence as humiliation.
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Let's hope some fines and good old public humiliation will protect peripatetic reptiles for years to come.
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Cult members often fear shunning, humiliation, and calamity if they go against the will of their leader.
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Humiliation and deflection are two of the most common ways emotional abusers exert control over their victims.
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Employees told CNET in 2012 that managers would often subject employees who made mistakes to public humiliation.
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"I wasn't physically punished, but I feel fear and humiliation whenever I think of that session," she said.
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Those in Britain now advocating a softer Brexit may have had their hand strengthened by Mrs May's humiliation.
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A prime motivation, they explained, was avoiding "humiliation," because they heard boys openly mock girls with natural hair.
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If this task wasn't completed in time, I would no doubt face public humiliation or discipline from Hagatha.
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The humiliation of various bureaucratic agencies aside, reporters on the Chapo beat are feeling a bit stung, too.
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Status Update: Despite the humiliation of someone laughing at his flame balls, Drogon is doing fine, thank you.
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Unlike the 2014 World Cup, Euro 2016 was no humiliation for them and leaves plenty to build on.
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Instead, he offers temporary emergency guardianship, sparing Chuck the humiliation of being locked up at a mental institution.
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After that epic embarrassment, Issa receives a benign response from Daniel, which only tops off the night's humiliation.
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Even he realised that the humiliation of running again and doing badly would exceed that of giving up.
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Expect Democrats to highlight Mr Sessions's humiliation when he was denied confirmation as a federal judge in 1986.
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According to her foes, it reveals a thirst for power that redeems any heartbreak and transcends all humiliation.
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It is also more likely to be done in public, to maximise humiliation, and to involve many perpetrators.
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She decides to sell her Warhol portrait of herself instead, a choice that brings humiliation instead of victory.
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"You've got to release fear of judgement and fear of public failure and humiliation and shame," she shared.
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As a cherry on top, we even got Zhang's public humiliation of Price at their fancy evildoers' soiree.
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Once I started presenting and acting more effeminately, the bedroom became a breeding ground for domination and humiliation.
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The U-turn is a humiliation for Beijing, which has sought to tighten its grip on Hong Kong.
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"No mother should have to experience the trauma and humiliation we all witnessed in this video," she added.
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I had to cooperate for penetration to occur, but I felt the threat of humiliation and potential violence.
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The conflicts were a humiliation, exposing the hollowness of its claims to be the world's most powerful empire.
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In the recordings, Trump can be heard talking about his obsession with celebrity and fear of public humiliation.
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Whatever their sense of political humiliation, both places thrived, with new access to colonial markets eventually driving industrialisation.
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The result marked a political humiliation for Serbia's beleaguered opposition parties, which say Vucic's rule is increasingly autocratic.
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The loss of a very expensive animal notwithstanding, United Airlines has to face another moment of public humiliation.
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In assault cases, a jury can consider the humiliation and indignity suffered by the plaintiff and compensate him.
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We could not bear the feeling of humiliation for an entire cross-country flight and left the plane.
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Howard Jr's sister took it upon herself to extend her brother's humiliation by posting the photo to Twitter.
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I survived the humiliation, picked myself up and, in turn, began to find the gifts in my diagnosis.
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The players had penned a letter which, in an act of incredible humiliation, Domenech was forced to read.
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The power of humiliation as a motivating force in human affairs I got really obsessed about this idea.
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That's an opportunity to upsell and will certainly cost extra, particularly if they've requested verbal humiliation from me.
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It takes a lot of guts to get over that all-too-familiar fear of rejection and humiliation.
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The Belleguele parents often contextualize this kind of humiliation by describing French society in us-versus-them terms.
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She said she suffered "extreme mental and emotional distress, humiliation, fear, and anger" when she learned the truth.
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In a 2007 study, for example, scientists reviewed the use of "confrontation" — shaming and humiliation — in addiction treatment.
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He also supervised the brief detention, humiliation and beating of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri last year.
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She says she lives in fear and is subject to ridicule and humiliation, along with stress and anxiety.
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He also admits to killing everyone aboard his previous ship to spare them the humiliation of Klingon torture.
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But for Republicans who feared the night would end with abject and complete humiliation for Mr. Trump, Mrs.
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It's hard to imagine that their public humiliation will not produce a reaction in the tight-knit kingdom.
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For Israel, the 2006 war was a crushing defeat—and for its ground forces, in particular, a humiliation.
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"Often, people were humiliated in inhuman ways, and that humiliation could cause hatred of religion," Mr. Ghamdi said.
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"No mother should have to experience the trauma and humiliation we all witnessed in this video," she said.
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Add to that those who have joined the protests out of a sense of economic desperation and humiliation.
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Yet the media reported Super Tuesday as a humiliation for Bernie and a huge, huge win for Trump.
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If I were her, my stupid pride could not withstand the humiliation of having worn out my welcome.
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Though the humiliation of not understanding how to work the internet in the modern era is probably enough.
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Absurd and cruel policies demand absurd responses, and public humiliation can be an effective method of political resistance.
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Its listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973 didn't save The Old Home from humiliation.
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Participants can achieve immediate humiliation or, for the rare few who know what they are looking at, gratification.
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He risked everything, and lost, twice: he cost Spain a World Cup for 139 days and a humiliation.
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She is visited at work by a detective (Amparo Noguera) whose due diligence slides into harassment and humiliation.
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Hastert's defense had asked for a probation-only sentence, arguing that his shame and humiliation were punishment enough.
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But failing those qualifications, please just save yourself the humiliation and heartbreak that will haunt you for years.
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Her former chief adviser had already told her publicly that she must resign to avoid Britain's national humiliation.
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The online world is an interactive museum of humiliation, sadism, greed, bleak news, bad faith and gross memes.
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But for some, the public humiliation was a new way to hit bottom and move forward with treatment.
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And he's willing to drag anyone into his flaming pit of humiliation with him, including the American public.
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"Every schoolchild in China and every educated Chinese person knows about the 'century of humiliation,'" a historian said.
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Foot fetishes became as routine as the missionary position, and small penis humiliation got to be pretty vanilla.
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"It's like demanding that, in order to get healthcare, you have to undergo a ritual humiliation," she said.
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In our dreams, he performed the beautiful and erotic profane poetry of war-making: degradation, humiliation, death, rebirth.
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There is no cringe factor, no sense of anticipated embarrassment or humiliation with seemingly random changes of mind.
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In much of the Arab world, Mr. Trump's proposal was variously received with outrage, humiliation or weary resignation.
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Mao's obsession with ridding the country of enemies brought public humiliation, political exile and starvation upon countless individuals.
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The ESPN report detailed what it described as a culture of intimidation and humiliation within the football program.
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It was at first tempting to reply that MacMillan seemed all too keen on the humiliation of women.
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I knew that his behavior would have brought my mother a combination of anger, humiliation and crippling shame.
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The latter do not see progress but an endless cycle of humiliation, death and rebirth that repeats itself.
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To the opposing side, this political and cultural strategy was only a recipe for delayed humiliation and pain.
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The revealer, at 67A, tells us that we are "Suffering humiliation ...," which is the definition of LOSING FACE.
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"Most of the Yemeni people are armed, and they consider Saudi Arabia responsible for their humiliation," he said.
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And what it feels like is a daily scalding of shame, humiliation and being disregarded as a nobody.
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Several victims testified at the 2012 trial regarding the humiliation they experienced as a result of the assaults.
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To him, the entire world is a stage of American humiliation, with a declining military and abandoned veterans.
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His default in that situation is to blame others and to attack the perceived source of his humiliation.
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Humiliation is especially wrenching in "Presenter," where we find a female figure with her panties around her ankles.
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"We need to rid Polish politics and public life of the language hatred, condescension and humiliation," he said.
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In the world of the novel, violence, humiliation and indignity might spark up from anywhere at any time.
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Humiliation, in this system, is at once a potent weapon and, when it sticks, a mark of shame.
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A source within the campaign told NBC News that "heads are going to roll" for the humiliation of Melania.
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"It's a bad result, it's a humiliation," said Cheng Xiaohe, an associate professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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As a magistrate, civil servant and politician, she heard echoes of that humiliation in the trampled dignity of women.
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It might not necessarily be about the Lego [bricks], it could be more about someone exploring humiliation and degradation.
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Witnesses said Yemeni guards working under the direction of Emirati officers use various methods of sexual torture and humiliation.
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The Bronco Buster In the above clip, JR boils X-Pac's favored attack down to an issue of humiliation.
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Who cares if you make millions, and earn fame and power, if you end in public or private humiliation?
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In this context, the sexualization and humiliation of women becomes about more than just experiencing power over those women.
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Hence his humiliation of his acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney whom he scolded for coughing during an interview.
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All that, however, is unlikely to act as much of a buffer against his role in Ms Hill's humiliation.
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It's vicious and out-of-the-blue attack, a public humiliation stemming from a sense of impunity and contempt.
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She wept as she described the humiliation of begging people for rides just so she could leave the apartment.
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However, after today's very public humiliation, we hope that will change — for both Zuckerberg's and all of our sakes.
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Six months ago, in April, the incumbent Jokowi redoubled the humiliation, besting Mr Prabowo in a re-match election.
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These sculptural contortions are embodied case studies in the politics of shame, humiliation, and related forms of psychological discomfort.
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Shi'ite militias man checkpoints inside and around the city, subjecting its Sunnis to what they allege is ritual humiliation.
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ENDING CHINA'S HUMILIATION The regular, highly publicized launch of new warships is a powerful political weapon for Xi Jinping.
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Donald is now devoted to it and he's going to pour himself into the task of avenging this humiliation.
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Fairfax said today that he has nothing to hide and that he wishes the woman no harm or humiliation.
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Humiliation play, similar to other kinks and any other type of sex you're having, requires consent and negotiation beforehand.
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Jackson said he was "subjected to harassment" and "humiliation," including the release of "confidential details" about his personal situation.
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This dynamic of humiliation-defeat-resurrection-revenge appeals to something primal in many people, especially when they feel aggrieved.
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There follows one of the great set-pieces of Nigerian fiction: the ritual humiliation of the humble, uneducated suitor.
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Apparently that counts for little with Mr Trump, who seems to ignore their advice and sanction their public humiliation.
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"This was a type of humiliation that I had never expected to experience in my life," she said later.
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It's the pain and sexual humiliation that does it for him—and the sight of seeing a submissive woman.
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A handful of men have shared their stories of torture and humiliation at the hands of Chechen law enforcement.
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"We did not expect our highly anticipated vacation to end as a nightmare in complete humiliation," Ms. Chan said.
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They say direct rule from Madrid would be a humiliation for Catalonia and pose a serious risk of unrest.
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They observed the constant berating of blacks by white teachers, humiliation by police officers and harassment by white contemporaries.
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I thought it might be because of the humiliation his country had suffered on the deck of the Missouri.
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He wanted justice on the society for his humiliation, they looked down on him out of his poor background.
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When this reciprocity is lacking, the humiliation lies entirely with those asking writers to give their words for free.
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Isn't this just a way to keep the country down, to replay the century of humiliation all over again?
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But even thinking about the fumble that ends this couple's relationship makes me turn pale with second-hand humiliation.
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Bullying consists of verbal assaults and emotional abuse in addition to the more commonly recognized physical assaults and humiliation.
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I spent two years in prison from 2013 to 2015, living in a constant state of anger and humiliation.
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The older, tradition-minded National League (NL), in contrast, has continued to subject its pitchers to this ritual humiliation.
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His plans are always meandering and obtuse as hell, usually involving him downing a piping hot bowl of humiliation.
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She marks every slight, every humiliation, while noting how pleasant, how unruffled she tried to stay at the time.
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"This pay-for-removal scheme attempts to profit off of someone else's humiliation," Becerra said Wednesday in a statement.
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A dignified U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan cannot be achieved in the face of humiliation by any of the stakeholders.
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Afghans at the conference noted the important role of dignity in a peace process, and the dangers of humiliation.
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Jealousy, humiliation and ordeals of agonized waiting and self-denial were haphazardly punctuated by encounters either tender or cruel.
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Having already thrown away his old sneakers, Brandon is reduced to the humiliation of wearing his mother's bedroom slippers.
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Yet the limits of that support have became evident in Minya, where Christians continue to suffer violence and humiliation.
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So the Democratic Party created a separate, exclusive category so that the 1972 humiliation would never again be repeated.
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She represented the state in the Senate for eight years, and a defeat to Sanders would be a humiliation.
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Yet the public humiliation would pay off handsomely for Mr. Rudolph and his brother, Scott, the chief financial officer.
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"It's diplomacy by humiliation and by intimidation," William Cohen, the former secretary of defense told CNBC in an interview.
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Instead, there was a collective sense of outrage at Hariri's public humiliation in Riyadh that cut across sectarian lines.
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Sometimes that cost is the pain and humiliation felt by the women who men directly grope, kiss and harass.
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While most politicians would conveniently forget that fact, to spare Mr. Christie the humiliation, Mr. Trump actually highlighted it.
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Judgment, it seems, by the artist as well as viewers, is the ultimate harbinger of both violence and humiliation.
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But only one woman has ever spared me the humiliation by asking me out on a date: Shirley Manson.
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"My family supports me, fortunately, and helped me work through the anger and humiliation this experience caused," she wrote.
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Investigators have described him as a paranoid narcissist obsessed with sex and watching his underlings endure pain and humiliation.
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I hated Dance Fridays, a ritual humiliation so cutting it felt engineered by social scientists to make me upset.
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And that humiliation is often followed by these women being shackled during their transport to and from the hospital.
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Humiliation is still the backbone of British reality TV, whether contestants appear in a bikini or track suit bottoms.
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His death unleashed building anger over economic deprivation and humiliation suffered by the Berbers in this historically neglected region.
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I learned quickly that the lack of accessibility in the city's subway system adds to the frustration and humiliation.
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He even stages the execution in the center of the office, in full view of everyone, increasing the humiliation.
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Once there, he aimed a wild kick at Mbappé, all the frustration and humiliation of the evening pouring out.
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Striving desperately for notice, affecting not to try at all, enduring the sting of humiliation at the public's indifference.
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That, too, is part of the pornography of Twitter: pleasurably bearing witness to the mockery or humiliation of others.
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The self-inflicted mess stems from the prime minister's humiliation in an election last week: call it May-hem.
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This predicament faces Beatrix Lee, a 12-year-old poet, after a public humiliation leaves her ostracized and fragile.
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Even the relatively sensible long suffering girlfriend, Isabel (Angela Trimbur), has to endure gratuitous humiliation through Mr. Bates's lens.
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The ESPN report detailed what it described as a culture of intimidation, bullying and humiliation within the football program.
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The humiliation of trying to learn a second language when you can only speak your first apparently discouraged him.
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Those unsure of what to do or lacking confidence may simply go through the motions to avoid potential humiliation.
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The book is a raw record of early motherhood and sexual humiliation, studded with odd facts about Arctic exploration.
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The fact the parents have to witness the public humiliation of their children is just so painful to me.
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Young women in particular have a preternatural understanding of what men want, which is mostly humiliation via text messages.
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So whatever combination of anger and humiliation your intervention would produce could have made things worse for his daughter.
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But in the case of "The Irishman," the convention serves as the capstone to my stepfather's 44-year humiliation.
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As for China's "century of humiliation" at the hands of the West, that debt has been more than repaid.
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It briefly seemed as if his courtroom humiliation of a few weeks ago might eventually lead to a recovery.
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It was their original sins — dishonesty and their disconnect from public preferences — that brought Republicans to their current humiliation.
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It's been used as part of punishment and humiliation tactics "since as you early as you can think of."
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Even when visitation happens, visitors are often forced to undergo harassment and humiliation as they navigate the visitation process.
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Ms Thornberry may get a fillip from the sheer scale of the humiliation but she embodies Labour's London problem.
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This was a stinging humiliation for the union, which desperately sought to represent the 1,600 workers at the plant.
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Dozens of former Bridgewater employees have described a workplace where the emphasis on challenging others can lead to humiliation.
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Lelio is acutely sensitive to the absurdities of everyday life, including the comedy of humiliation, both petty and wounding.
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The show of solidarity, coming as it did in the teeth of public humiliation, meant the world to Biden.
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For centuries, black people in America suffered the lash of the whip as slaves and the humiliation of segregation.
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I think the dynamic of humiliation and shame is very powerful and primal, and he deals in primitive methods.
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That relationship caused a lot of embarrassment and humiliation and people looking at me like, You forgave this person?
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Even if a resolution did mention Omar by name, she would have faced humiliation but no other formal punishment.
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SPH is a form of verbal humiliation and of sexual masochism, where a painful sensation or experience is eroticized.
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Leaders of the disappointed parties were trying to brush off the all-round humiliation by pointing to low voter turnout.
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Former prisoners, who also have included tourists and journalists, have said they were interrogated for hours and suffered mental humiliation.
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He knew full well that the powerful men and women in the room were flattering him—and relished their humiliation.
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While the model has encountered both bullying and humiliation, she also admitted to bringing pain into the lives of others.
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With the humiliation of fat people so normalized both online and off, extreme weight loss measures are encouraged in Brazil.
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Once there, she is treated with such hostility by the young engineer in charge that she flees home in humiliation.
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Witnesses said Yemeni guards working under the direction of Emirati officers have used various methods of sexual torture and humiliation.
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It's that humiliation, except in the feature script she wakes up to a caricature of her in the society news.
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His transition has been like the equivalent of "Celebrity Apprentice," with the drama, humiliation and suspense of a season finale.
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Sure, you can take the time to think about what you say, therefore minimizing the opportunity for full-blown humiliation.
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The humiliation came at the end of a 66-day campaign into which Mr Renzi threw himself with frenetic energy.
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The amnesty he is pursuing means a certain kind of freedom, freedom from humiliation, freedom from the control of others.
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Some journalists have suggested that Trump's presidential yearnings began burning brighter in that moment of public humiliation back in 2011.
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Moments of public humiliation are expanded into nightmare sequences in which revolving furniture suggests a world spinning off its axis.
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Hardline Leavers describe Mrs May's plan as "vassalage", a "national humiliation" and a "cheating" of those who voted to leave.
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"Treat the decision to use humiliation as a serious one: never do it casually or thoughtlessly," Kink website, Kinkly, suggests.
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Had the studio and filmmakers simply been paying attention to their subject's origins, they might have spared themselves the humiliation.
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Some moderate Liberals hoped a humiliation might teach ideologues a lesson, but the loss immediately gave way to more recrimination.
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"Regular beatings, bullying, humiliation, insults, intolerable detention conditions - this is happening with the other prisoners, as well," the letter said.
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They say direct rule from Madrid would be a humiliation for Catalonia and pose a serious risk of civil unrest.
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If he fails, Johnson will face the humiliation of Brexit unfurling after repeatedly promising that he would get it done.
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She went to her dorm room, closed the door, and grabbed at herself in a mixture of pain and humiliation.
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Today, women throughout the region routinely face both a lack of support and outright humiliation within their clubs and federations.
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His impending humiliation is already engendering regular prognoses about the horrors of a Trump afterlife, but this is mere foreshadowing.
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An independent investigation concluded he was a paranoid narcissist obsessed with sex and watching his underlings endure pain and humiliation.
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We got Bone out in L.A. just one day after he DESTROYED Mac's ankle ... and asked about the epic humiliation.
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Other people sometimes think about being widowed as just a usual way of living, without stress, neglect, humiliation or loneliness.
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It started with a spanking session and some small penis humiliation, and then the dominatrix made him worship her cock.
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Members are lining up to demand his resignation after the "humiliation" of the fruitless talks he held with Mr Netanyahu.
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What he does feel is pain and humiliation, which Parker brings to the audience as forcefully and bluntly as possible.
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This is a humiliation for its leader, Jacob Zuma, whose tenure in office has been marked by corruption and misrule.
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It is no surprise that this form of media is especially effective at promoting hate, white supremacy, and public humiliation.
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He said fear of humiliation has played a significant part in prolonging Syria's conflict, which has entered its sixth year.
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The other is about an arrogant liar and sex addict who squanders his chance at redemption after a nationwide humiliation.
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It left me astounded to view what could only be described as the ultimate humiliation of a fellow human being.
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Russia cannot accept repeated humiliation or blithely disregard the huge financial loss of the weapons it has sold to Iran.
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He claimed America had been thrust through "one international humiliation after another," recalling images of U.S. sailors captured by Iran.
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Whether the President's mood remains as upbeat once he has had time to brood on his humiliation is not clear.
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At first, he seems to be an instrument of humiliation aimed at a young woman determined to succeed in business.
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Another humiliation came when President Obama drew a red line in Syria — and the whole world knew it meant nothing.
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Many see his aggressive behavior as appropriate payback for the humiliation they felt after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Over the past decade, this narrative of defeat and humiliation has become a stalwart of Mr. Putin's ideology of resurgence.
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As Leo put on the unspeakably cruel device, I not only felt the pain—a historical memory—of that humiliation.
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Ms. Young added that she felt shame for her actions, and sorrow for the humiliation she had caused her family.
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"She apologizes deeply for causing the people humiliation and despair," Mr. Lee said of Ms. Choi at a news conference.
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"I wish her no harm or humiliation, nor do I seek to denigrate her or diminish her voice," he added.
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Thanks to the Drudge Report, I was also possibly the first person whose global humiliation was driven by the Internet.
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Not the wet yellow ones that frustrated boarding school graduates pay escorts to deliver as part of a sexual humiliation.
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Jeb Bush (R) Bush avoided humiliation, but he hardly transformed himself into a real contender for the Republican presidential nomination.
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To love is to be radically poor in control, and, for Rooney's characters, humility can tip into humiliation, even masochism.
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On Monday, he issued a statement saying that he is "deeply sorry" for any pain or humiliation he has caused.
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Because in Mr. Trump's eyes, Mr. Hall had suffered the most grievous form of public humiliation: His celebrity had waned.
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"Humiliation doesn't begin to cover what the US forces are feeling right now," one coalition military official told Business Insider.
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What Kate models is thus not subservience to a man but a remaking of love through humility instead of humiliation.
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Never did he fully explore imaginative ways out of the conflict; for him, extrication without victory signified humiliation and defeat.
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Now, in journalist Michael Wolff's new book, Fire and Fury, it is possible to relive some of Spicer's public humiliation.
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As rising star Greg describes the network: "Human furniture, verbal assaults, physical humiliation, Nazi stuff, shooters" — he doesn't love it!
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Women's lives, Havrilesky contends, still too often imitate the contours of horror fiction: emotional seduction followed by humiliation and betrayal.
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What follows is far harsher, an artfully staggered, increasingly harrowing depiction of the institutionally sanctioned forms of humiliation and subjugation.
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His death unleashed building anger over economic deprivation and humiliation suffered by the Berbers in the historically neglected Rif region.
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Those 10 minutes in front of the class fumbling and stammering gave me an extra helping of humiliation and shame.
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Let's try to help a populace hurting with hunger and humiliation, but leave the autocrat forlorn, boasting about his toys.
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If he falls, it will mean the end of the Kremlin's game there and a personal humiliation for President Putin.
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The boys who wanted to serve believed that intimidation and humiliation were essential to the formation of their warrior selves.
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Negan must come to terms with the humiliation, with the emasculation, with the undeniable fact that he is the inferior.
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Still, the "special relationship" has never been an equal one, so some degree of humiliation often goes with the territory.
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In a post on Twitter, she said she "cried from shame, humiliation and fear" when the recording was made public.
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The unprecedented marginalization and humiliation of senior princes haunts the young crown prince and his numerous disgruntled brothers and cousins.
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There are five candidates whose political fortunes hang in the balance, with either momentum or humiliation awaiting them late tonight.
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It may, for instance, respond to the Buckeyes' humiliation against Clemson by looking askance at conference nonchampions in the future.
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If Mr. Trump's presidency ends in humiliation, future generations may well conclude that it was bound to fail all along.
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Another humiliation came when president Obama drew a red line in Syria – and the whole world knew it meant nothing.
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" Her lawsuit, filed in the Multnomah County Circuit Court, seeks $300,000 for embarrassment, frustration, humiliation and "feelings of racial stigmatization.
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This includes public humiliation and ridicule of the agency at Congressional hearings when unfortunate side effects emerge with approved drugs.
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After all, he had predicted that Peter would deny knowing him, and so that humiliation only leads to his victory.
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And that's to hang on, despite the tweets and the threats and the public humiliation being visited daily upon him.
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He didn't, either because his personality is defective or because he thinks humiliation is an appropriate tool of presidential power.
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"Buckled under the pressure of humiliation and being ignored, people poured into the streets with so much anger," he wrote.
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Our erotic trade just happened to be golden showers, verbal humiliation, and corporal punishment rather than lap dances or intercourse.
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There Gawker would have to persuade ordinary people that some legitimate purpose was served by this exercise in public humiliation.
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We should never underestimate the importance of overcoming the suffering, pain and humiliation of those who are victims of violence.
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One of the awful things about dance is that as you get older, there's a kind of humiliation in it.
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But she lives in a close-knit, deeply religious community in rural Scotland; humiliation, violence and a tragic demise follow.
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His political formula was already clear: mythical American humiliation calls for muscular American nationalism led by a macho American savior.
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Much as the British empire eroded publicly with nowhere to hide, the nation's humiliation over Brexit has staggered center stage.
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But wait — the crowning humiliation of "our gay Job" is that his boyfriend, having dumped him, is now getting married.
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Peter Strzok's humiliation is a message to public servants: Here's what will happen to you if you cross the president.
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"It caused such a scene, and I told everyone what the person had done, much to their humiliation," Emin stated.
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"This period started after the Second World War really, with the end of British and French global ambitions, and the humiliation of those two countries during the Suez crisis — a humiliation which the right wing of both the U.K. and French political parties or class have never been able to get over," Mr. Hands said.
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Mrs May's threat that she preferred no deal with the EU to a bad one may not survive her electoral humiliation.
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Mr Xi's narrative of Hong Kong's return from British rule to China is one of a joyous end to past humiliation.
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And if President Trump fails, it&aposll be, number one, very harmful to American security and a massive humiliation for him.
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The profile's sources described the "Netflix way" as a structure founded on brutal honesty, ritual humiliation, insider lingo, and constant fear.
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They had no patience for Pugh's self-dealing and lack of honesty, and the national humiliation that came with this story.
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But the stringing of the pelvic bones on a branch may have been some form of sexual humiliation, the researchers write.
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First Lady Melania Trump is frequently in the crosshairs of public humiliation at the hands of the media, celebrities, and comedians.
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Constantly being undermined and judged, and the habitual humiliation has worn my soul down..." Monique told me: "Honestly, I'm losing it.
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For years, the senators I interview on both sides of the aisle have privately expressed their despair, their disappointment, their humiliation.
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" Several of the young men Flood interviewed in depth for the study had engaged in what Flood calls "ritualized sexual humiliation.
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Barer's performance of traumatization is eerily real; we feel Jane's terror and humiliation when she see her rapist walk around campus.
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"We don't pride ourselves on shooting the ball well," Spellman said after Saturday's 33.3-79 humiliation of Kansas in the semifinal.
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For Sue Ann, it's the place where she first knew loneliness and humiliation, and the years have only intensified those feelings.
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Many in Mr Abe's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) have long viewed Article 9 as a humiliation, imposed by the victorious Americans.
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The discomfort of having an awkward, pointy-shaped Samantha Hunt, writer, inside me, brews a mixture of both humiliation and compassion.
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Even though not formally announced, it is a humiliation for the company and for the business grandees on its various boards.
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Those events occurred much earlier, yet are well remembered because the state constantly reminds people about China's humiliation at foreign hands.
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The thread is great because it's really stupid and embarrassing to do, so it has the built-in limitation of humiliation.
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In his view, men are pressured to take part in these rituals of extreme shaming and humiliation, often against their will.
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Read: Cameron in shock quit announcement Roy Hodgson Hodgson knew his time was up, but it didn't save him from humiliation.
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Some people get off on the humiliation aspect of it, some people enjoy it to see the pleasure in the woman.
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" Some lawmakers also expressed disquiet with Trump's public humiliation of Sessions, who has mostly stayed silent on his boss's criticism. "Mr.
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What I heard was shocking — a pattern of violative and often violent behavior using manipulation, humiliation, ignoring boundaries, and outright coercion.
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But given the humiliation they suffered in the Suez crisis of 1956, Britain and France would be understandably reluctant to participate.
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But, I think my embarrassment is well worth it if we can all extract a major lesson from my own humiliation.
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Hogan, whose legal name is Terry Bollea, testified that he still suffers from the humiliation of a video that went viral.
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He reckoned that new ideas were a "humiliation" and an "affront" not only to people's sensibilities but to their convictions, too.
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Finally, on May 29th, he tendered his resignation to avoid the humiliation of defeat in an impending vote of no-confidence.
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Sexual assault remains vastly underreported, in part because of a lack of trust in the authorities and fear of public humiliation.
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Themes of "cucking"—watching other men have rough or demeaning sex with one's wife—aggression, humiliation, and rape-simulation have endured.
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Mancuso told Madden about the humiliation of living with inflamed facial sores and the financial toll of paying for antiviral medicines.
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The clip went viral, but far from this becoming a "Dukakis in the tank" humiliation, viewers laughed right along with Johnson.
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When you visit a wax museum solo, you experience a kind of humiliation particular to people who visit wax museums alone.
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On Sunday night, that strategy changed to subjecting Hillary Clinton to as much humiliation as possible on his way to defeat.
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Even the goofy claymation of Rankin/Bass specials makes its characters endure humiliation and despair before everything turns out all right.
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But what about the psychological subspace felt by those experiencing non-physical play, such as humiliation, pet play, and other fetishes?
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It's possible that you, too, are indifferent about Monday's eclipse and have been forced to suppress that impulse or risk humiliation.
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Austria and Germany had to deal with the humiliation of defeat and a punitive peace, and were quickly hit by hyperinflation.
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Tell them that no matter how big the social pressure is, the potential social humiliation can be hundreds of times worse.
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It's unclear what triggered the attack, but according to docs ... Michaele says she suffered emotional distress and humiliation from the assault.
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If one of your students is a comedy writer's kid, expect nothing less than mild public humiliation should you screw up.
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Their combined efforts hint at a cultural shift that refuses to tolerate digital humiliation and insists on holding the perpetrator accountable.
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And where it was spared total humiliation against Belgium in the round of 103 by Tim Howard's otherworldly performance in goal?
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"Because the vote went to France after we had recommended South Africa doesn't mean it's humiliation (for World Rugby)," he said.
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"She cried throughout the ordeal and experienced humiliation when both her religious beliefs and personal integrity were violated," the lawsuit said.
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Are early adopters masochists who get off on the humiliation of paying too much just to beta test products for companies?
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One moment of ill-judgement becomes an eternity of shareable content, an endless cycle of mockery and soul-destroying public humiliation.
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The Simpsons successfully pen an exit strategy for Bart, aka Woodrow, and the story ends with Ms. Krabappel avoiding further humiliation.
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Much like he learned to do in Hallencourt, Eddy laughs to lessen the humiliation brought on by these kinds of attacks.
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The lawsuit seeks damages for several issues, including anxiety, mental and emotional distress, humiliation, fear, discomfort, medical bills and physical injuries.
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It has gone from an exciting adventure to a rough day's work, to frustration and humiliation, cramped seats and extra fees.
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Oh, such humiliation, such injustice, Jiayu thought now, feeling, for the first time in a long while, the urge to laugh.
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Mr. Weiner has told friends that he feels deeply remorseful about the fresh humiliation the documentary dredged up for his wife.
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" In his acceptance speech, he said: "I swore never to be silent whenever and wherever human beings endure suffering and humiliation.
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Instant Messenger is dead, but kids now have Instagram and Snapchat to magnify every humiliation, insecurity, and after-school power play.
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"Humiliation," the main headline reads, over a photo of a bald eagle bowing its head in front of an American flag.
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And the photo, which at first was a source of anger and humiliation, illustrates the slippery line between sobriety and despair.
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They also filed a counterclaim, saying Smollett was the victim of a malicious prosecution that caused him humiliation and extreme distress.
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It's undeniable that administrators are under a lot of pressure from angry students, whose hurt and humiliation stem from defensible expectations.
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The Note 7 humiliation left many South Koreans wondering whether Samsung — and South Korea in general — is stumbling in that race.
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In Russia, 1989 doesn't symbolize society's victory over Communism, but rather Moscow's defeat and humiliation at the hands of the West.
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We relive the pathetic power trip of being a "forum cop" and the oddly gratifying humiliation of being attacked in comments.
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Of course, his pitch goes awry, and the hidden fissures of the couple's marriage erupt, ending with Vica's perfectly served humiliation.
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But for a country that puts the game so central to its national identity, Monday night's humiliation prompted an existential crisis.
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It was hardly a grand humiliation, but it was enough to persuade the Belgian soccer authorities that something had to change.
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His humiliation by his family of entitled bros (with Gabriel Byrne as the pushy paterfamilias) plays like "Succession" with extra psychosis.
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He notes the failure to perceive early enough how Russian "humiliation and wounded pride" would, under Putin, spur a Russian resurgence.
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The Twitter mob is not on Katherine's side, and neither is the movie, which takes her humiliation as a teachable moment.
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Another humiliation came when President Obama drew a red line in Syria and the whole world knew it meant absolutely nothing.
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But it marked a humiliation for his consultants, who quit after concluding that Mr. Sanders was not willing to empower them.
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"We could not bear the feeling of humiliation for an entire cross-country flight and left the plane," Mr. Cooley said.
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They don't want to suffer the sting of humiliation again, the insults in holding cells, the waste of their limited funds.
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Many voters, however, regard the seminar room as an inhospitable place where progressive elites threaten humiliation to any daring to disagree.
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Desperate to stave off humiliation, Russia counterattacked, deploying conventional armored and mechanized forces and stopping Ukraine's Army at Ilovaisk and Debaltseve.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 100% (season 6)What critics said: "Its specialty is scoring laughs without taking the shortcut of humiliation.
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The reason the vast majority of sexual abuse goes unreported is because stigma surrounds it, and victims feel shame and humiliation.
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Samsung, the icon of South Korean technological prowess, suffered global humiliation with its recent recall of exploding Galaxy Note 7 smartphones.
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There's a lot of darkness in Mozart's great comedy "Le Nozze di Figaro": class conflict, sexual power games, adultery, humiliation, revenge.
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The final threatened to become a humiliation for Djokovic as Murray steamed into a 4-1 lead in the second set.
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"No one has ever known more about the humiliation of women," a former Royal Ballet dancer wrote in a recent email.
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The win helped make up for the humiliation of being thrashed 145-17 by the New Zealand All Blacks in 1995.
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Ratings dipped again, except for the finale, which was widely criticized for Luyendyk's — and the show's — humiliation of finalist Becca Kufrin.
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Wallace and Miller's unequal relationship reads as an allegory for the quiet humiliation that Miller suffered professionally as a young woman.
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They provoke feelings of humiliation: We were once the envy of the world, but now others exploit and laugh at us.
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A way to understand Russia and Putin is to read some of Fyodor Tyutchev's poetry and add some research on humiliation.
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But in the annals of diplomatic humiliation, it's hard to top Recep Tayyip Erdogan's visit this week to the White House.
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If this humiliation comes to pass, it will mark the moment that we discovered the limits of masculine anger and entitlement.
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"Yesterday's meeting with the president did not soften the feeling of humiliation magistrates experienced again," top prosecutor Jean-Claude Marin said.
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Some cases regard employees being forced to "perform in a company talent show, " others involve "bullying, assault and humiliation," he said.
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To be in the presence of one is to be humbled before nature, and moreover, to be welcoming of that humiliation.
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Bayern Munich 5, Arsenal 1 LONDON — Bayern Munich completed Arsenal's Champions League humiliation on Tuesday by inflicting another 5-1 rout.
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I, for one, remember the feeling of those fingers on my breast -- the threat, humiliation, indignity, and fear -- in excruciating detail.
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But his humiliation is also a message to public servants: Here's what will happen to you if you cross the president.
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Sometimes, when I'm feeling like I haven't yet had enough pain and humiliation in my life, I take a Zumba class.
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France: A private Facebook group that included many male journalists was behind waves of online humiliation aimed at women in journalism.
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However much the humiliation and the ensuing news coverage stung, Mr. Trump was intent on not showing it — even in private.
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It is the ultimate act of victory and humiliation, with the future king's face expressing all the mixed emotions it entails.
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" Boris Johnson, former foreign minister and leading Brexit campaigner: "The deal is a national humiliation that makes a mockery of Brexit.
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Consider it a metaphor for the combination of underlying strength and outward humiliation that Russia suffered in the late Yeltsin years.
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Her smiling visage, juxtaposed with the lurid details inside, spoke to many women's fears about the humiliation of everyone knowing but you.
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She once witnessed a girl's humiliation as the principal mocked her low test score to another adult in front of the child.
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The lawsuits are seeking damages for lost pay and benefits, as well as compensation for alleged humiliation and mental and emotional distress.
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So, Dana, will this actually have an impact on these players at all, or is this kind of like a public humiliation?
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It's like exposure therapy, violently bringing viewers face-to-face with the shame, humiliation, and sadness of living through this particular situation.
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Tuesday's Supreme Court ruling is a humiliation for May, who wants withdrawal from the European Union to be as "clean" as possible.
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He allegedly controlled his followers, using shame and humiliation as a way to bring them down if they ever challenged his authority.
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He records each tour on video -- for his own protection he says -- and then posts them online, showing them quitting in humiliation.
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"This pay-for-removal scheme attempts to profit off of someone else's humiliation," California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said in a statement.
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The Middle East, however, is full of states and insurgents with decades of experience in asymmetrical conflict and the humiliation of superpowers.
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But that pledge wasn't taken seriously — many dismissed it as wounded talk from a party that had just suffered a major humiliation.
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" Mr. Trump referred to the "humiliation of our young 10 sailors sitting on the floor with their knees in a begging position.
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But a system using this kind of research could exacerbate the harassment and humiliation that transgender people already face at travel checkpoints.
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Deliberate acts of humiliation of national dignity had been staged by the protesters, as if to forcibly goad the mainland into action.
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The star is daring anyone who'll risk humiliation to upload their best dance moves and challenge their friends to do the same.
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His comments came less than 24 hours after the franchise&aposs worst loss in 20 years, a 40-0 humiliation at Baltimore.
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China failed to qualify for this year's World Cup, and even lost 20063-0 to Syria—a humiliation that provoked street protests.
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But amid the hunger and humiliation, she had taught young Dick that laughing was a better way out of difficulty than crying.
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One of our personal rules is we never do humiliation scenes together just because it has the risk of becoming too personal.
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I saw older folks express humiliation and dish out verbal barbs like, "They are trying to reinstate slavery!" at officers conducting searches.
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Already a quiet presence in the film, she clams up even further, but positively radiates anger and humiliation in her husband's presence.
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But for the UK government, it's further proof that new laws are needed to redress this power imbalance, turning humiliation into legislation.
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"Humiliation of Ibrahim Abed is another level of injustice committed by power mafia toward ordinary people of Afghanistan," wrote one Twitter user.
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Its defeat, then, gave double the satisfaction: the triumph of the underdog combined with the rubber-necking spectacle of a ritualized humiliation.
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"If they have been questioned as witnesses about the whereabouts of their relatives, this does not equal persecution or humiliation," he said.
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Stressed, scanned, patted down, and crammed in, airline passengers seem to be research subjects in some kind of grand experiment in humiliation.
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Domination and humiliation play is a form of BDSM in which the submissive partner is consensually demeaned through verbal or physical acts.
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Only later would I think on the awfulness of that "we," humiliation hitting in waves that never seemed to lose their force.
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Besides the humiliation someone can experience when they don't have control of their own narrative, outing a person can have serious repercussions.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Nearly every professional has experienced the fear and humiliation of making a big mistake at work.
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" Lewinsky has since become an advocate against bullying and said the mainstream media used her scandal to further "a culture of humiliation.
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And what&aposs interesting here is the family of Hector grieves not only for his death but the humiliation of his body.
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Eager to avoid further humiliation, District Attorney William Cahalan became personally involved in the case, offering direct advice to his lead prosecutor.
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The recipient has to erase the humiliation and take up the challenge; he must satisfy the obligation that was contracted by accepting.
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For to affix -gate to such a scandal is to project, not always accurately, the ultimate Nixon-like ruination—and public humiliation.
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Within China, the signing is considered part of a national humiliation, so the comparison to this month's trade talks is clearly loaded.
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Students who answered Mao's call for continuing revolution, Red Guards formed large groups that targeted political enemies for abuse and public humiliation.
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In the wake of #MeToo, Monica Lewinsky reflected on the humiliation that the media and powerful figures inflicted upon her decades ago.
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Exposing elected representatives to undue humiliation through leaks in practice means transferring a large degree of governance to the permanent bureaucratic class.
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It is in this context that the sudden and brutal humiliation of the FCO following Britain's vote for Brexit should be understood.
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His lackadaisical approach to the task gave the impression that what he was doing was in the interest of humiliation, not security.
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If Mitt Romney, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and one other Republican join the Democrats to convict, the political humiliation will be thunderous.
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Those privileges did not soften the humiliation of being deposed, as jefe of his country, by people he had helped for years.
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Even when the charges don't stick, charges can be used as a pretense for public humiliation, weeks of imprisonment, or even deportation.
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Wonk that she is ("If you're unconvinced that friends are worth it, consider the data," she writes), that is a surpassing humiliation.
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"Humiliation doesn't begin to cover what the US forces are feeling right now," said a military official with the anti-ISIS coalition.
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It's a song that reflects on a moment with a love interest that's been marred by twinges of humiliation and self-doubt.
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"Scaramucci predicted that Trump would not poll well with voters, and said the president would not be able to "handle the humiliation.
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As Petruchio proceeds to woo, marry and subdue (through deprivation and humiliation) the rebellious Katherina, his eyes grow more feverish and uncertain.
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Brian laughed easily, though his jovialness seemed laced with humiliation, as if he were still in doubt about his second career choice.
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It is linguistically and politically accurate to suggest that 2016 has been a year of near-total humiliation for the GOP establishment.
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Watch Mr. Hurt's gruff, stoical Henry realizing that his girl has ditched him for his brother, with just a flicker of humiliation.
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Months later, the speaker tasted humiliation, when he was forced to pull an Obamacare repeal bill from the House floor in March.
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Again, an immediate response may well be effective (and I agree that the perpetrator in this case deserved public humiliation, and worse).
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He ignored conventions of common decency, employing casual vulgarity and raining personal humiliation on his political opponents and critics in the media.
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After what feels like hours — actually, I guess it was literally hours — Nick himself emerges for a speed round of ritualistic humiliation.
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His steal rate has always been impressive, and his quick hands create easy baskets (by way of humiliation) on the other end.
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Still conscious of its decades of humiliation, how would China perceive a surprise direct attack on one of its few declared allies?
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In others, they were threatened with public humiliation and release of the sensitive material online to get them to send him more.
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Reagan's mother, a tireless civic and church figure, endured the humiliation in the interest of family solidarity, and the son followed suit.
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I've been asked how I would have reacted if the men's team had reveled in the humiliation of a much weaker opponent.
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I'd rather receive a quick bolt of irreversible humiliation than be obliged to keep up some kind of mannequin disposition all day.
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In interviews with The Times, several trans women described humiliation by guards and said they had been sexually assaulted by other detainees.
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Editorial Anthony Weiner arrived at the federal courthouse in Lower Manhattan nearly an hour early on Monday to receive his final humiliation.
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It feels almost taboo to read these, so unabashed is her pain and humiliation, her sexual envy of Hughes's mistress, Assia Wevill.
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Also in top form is Vincent Price as a supercilious Satanist prince who terrorizes his subjects by contriving sadistic spectacles of humiliation.
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These people served double duty as a hate totem for the events, the most reliable targets for ritual humiliation from the stage.
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Mr. Villani was kicked out of the party after rebuffing Mr. Macron's efforts, which was seen as a humiliation for the president.
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Prosecutors in opening statements on Wednesday portrayed Weinstein as a serial predator whose victims experienced shame and humiliation following encounters with him.
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In recent years, civic officials have felt perfectly comfortable marketing humiliation when the perceived problem was the sexual activity of young women.
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In the caption, Hill wrote that she knows she can "be better in the future," despite facing "humiliation, embarrassment & disappointment" last year.
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The ritualized humiliation and torture session of Kavanaugh on national television was unfortunate to Democrats only in that it ultimately was unsuccessful.
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For now, Melania is yet another one of many first ladies to endure the humiliation of her husband's alleged lack of loyalty.
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In a three-year-old video clip that suddenly went viral, he said the revolt had led to untold humiliation for Muslims.
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She suffered years of public humiliation rather than breaking up her family, turning away from marriage vows and divorcing her philandering husband.
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Photos of the president appeared to show his humiliation after the events of the summit — which might have prompted his early departure.
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There's his childish name-calling, his humiliation not just of political adversaries but also of once loyal allies, and his chronic dishonesty.
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Because so much depends on pomp and performance, on dignity and self-control, humiliation is an omnipresent peril and a popular sport.
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When Hillary Clinton lost the election, women lost, and the humiliation was amplified by the fact that we lost to a buffoon.
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Others who keep silent may fear the public humiliation and harassment that women who accuse powerful men so often have to endure.
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The silence compounding Mr. Morsi's humiliation was a form of emotional thuggery befitting the military regime-on-steroids that currently rules Egypt.
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In the third grade the humiliation of being forced to read a few paragraphs about stewardesses in the Weekly Reader still burns.
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We want to be able to go to the doctor and other public places without fear of discrimination, rejection, embarrassment, and humiliation.
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Humiliation can be powerful, but dangerous; one word might increase someone's excitement, while another might cause stinging hurt or real psychological damage.
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Solemani blasted the regime's "unacceptable and inhuman oppression, discrimination, injustice and humiliation" of what has been a largely peaceful opposition to the monarchy.
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And, of course, Trump chose to ignore the obvious lesson in this self-inflicted humiliation and, instead, continued to indulge his inner troll.
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You never forget that early humiliation of being the last to finish in class or having a teacher throw a book at you.
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This is precisely what civil rights activists risked their lives and endured beatings and humiliation for at lunch counters in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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" Guzman says the alleged incident caused him "to experience severe psychological, mental and emotional injuries, shame, humiliation and loss of enjoyment of life.
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There was a crowd of cheering classmates, humiliation and, finally, a Ferris wheel kiss that sent even the coldest of our hearts aflutter.
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All alone at King's Landing with few allies, Sansa slowly begins to wilt under the constant humiliation and psychological warfare from the Lannisters.
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And that, to me, is what "The Great Pumpkin" is about: the passion of Linus van Pelt, degradation and humiliation, refusal to submit.
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ADAM COELondon I do not share The Economist's dim view of the American and Russian presidents' recent meeting ("Humiliation in Helsinki", July 21st).
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What was so humane about watching my aunt cry in humiliation when it became clear she would need to switch to adult diapers?
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Yet Puccini renders Cio-Cio-San with stunning realism: an abandoned wife swept up in a tangle of fierce resolve and abject humiliation.
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In Birmingham people queued for three hours to listen to the former foreign secretary dismissing Theresa May's Brexit plan as a national humiliation.
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"Mental health experts agree that many class members will never fully recover from the terror and humiliation they experienced" in custody, he added.
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Many Chinese blame Britain for fuelling Chinese addiction to the drug and plunging the country into a "century of humiliation" by foreign powers.
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The reversal was a humiliation for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), whose local branch he heads and which also runs the central government.
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As for Mr Sessions, Ms Hennessey posits that he puts up with periodic threats and public humiliation because he has an alternative agenda.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government also broke up the state into two federal territories, a step regional leaders decried as a further humiliation.
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