The Low Road opens with a test of your capabilities.
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In general, The Low Road is a brilliant adventure game.
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And top officials have followed Trump down the low road.
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Sometimes some of us got to take the low road.
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"Sad to watch my friend @realDonaldTrump take low road," Rivera tweeted.
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Trump is now and always has been a low-road guy.
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Trump sees only the low road and proudly marches on it.
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Or will he attack me with every imaginable low road insult?
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It's not that "The Low Road" is divorced from contemporary events.
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There's a high road and low road way to explain my assertion.
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Similarly, "The Low Road" trains its sights on the species' inherent failings.
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Take the moral high ground above Trump and his supporters' low road.
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But the experience does little to dissuade him from taking the low road.
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For Trump, the low road to the White House is paved with boorishness.
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Those men saw the low road and usually tried to stay off it.
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Importantly, The Low Road is a game where you can respond in incorrect ways.
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"The Low Road" doesn't quite forsake this template: Trewitt is plainly a selfish ass.
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And no serious voices in the party are proposing Democrats match Trump's low-road tactics.
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"I will not take the low road to the highest office in the land," he said.
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"I will not take the low road to the highest office in this land," he said.
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It's not as if a show titled "The Low Road" was ever going to be subtle.
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If you already hate television news for taking the low road, this documentary will confirm your distaste.
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And those lawyers who admit to taking the low road seldom ask for sorrow and pity afterwards.
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The Foxconn project amounts to a low-road scheme to advance big business by scapegoating environmental laws.
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And as for me, I will not take the low road to the highest office in the land.
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Time and again, given the choice between soothing and stoking nativist animus, Republican lawmakers chose the low road.
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He baits opponents into taking the low road, then takes the opportunity to slam them into the dirt.
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Victorians, Mr Andrews declared, had chosen a "positive and optimistic plan" over "the low road of fear and division".
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What would be your approach to this issue -- working toward a humane immigration bill or taking the low road?
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Let's start with the low-road argument: Suppose the convention does descend into a lot of shouting and insults.
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Oskar Eustis, the artistic director of the Public, said he was interested in "The Low Road" from the beginning.
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"Martha has chosen a very low road," Ms. Sinema said at an event in Scottsdale this week with supporters.
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This makes "The Low Road", which is having its American premiere at the Public Theatre through April 8th, especially refreshing.
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We cheered when Democrat Ralph Northam trounced Ed Gillespie after the Republican took the low road with anti-immigrant demagogy.
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They often don't need to take the high road because the low road gets them where they need to go.
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There's no punching in the opening of spy-comedy The Low Road, which released on PC, Mac, and Linux last July.
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I've already seen pundits suggest that both presumptive nominees fight dirty, that both have taken the "low road" in their campaigns.
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It just feels like a mature, beautiful love story and one where people take the high road instead of the low road.
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If you keep up with this baloney that you're putting out there, I may be forced to go on the low road.
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Whereas those men would nearly always default to taking the high road in any sort of public disagreement, Trump takes the low road.
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And I want to remind you again tonight that I will not take the low road to the highest office in the land.
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While Charlottesville is the most high-profile example of Trump's low-road-ism, there's myriad other ones -- some big, some small -- throughout his presidency.
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" (We were at the Time Warner Center, near where "The Low Road" was in rehearsal.) "Everything about what we do is just world-destroying.
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Rather, the company was seeking to claw back hard won worker benefits in order to be more like its non-union, low road rivals.
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Every day -- and sometimes multiple times in a day -- he is confronted with a choice: Take the high road or take the low road.
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What's especially satisfying here is how "The Low Road" lets Smith's theories manifest themselves in ways that tweak its story's classic, crowd-pleasing elements.
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But traveling the low road, even occasionally, with Trump isn't a recipe to show the country the necessary change that Democrats believe they represent.
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You'd still have had to worry that taking "the low road" would be discovered and your reputation damaged (or even that you might be sued).
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Take the high road and you are irrelevant; take the low road and you cannot compete with the biggest bully and liar on the block.
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For too long, the Democrats in particular have chosen to take the high road rather than drive on the same low road as the Republicans.
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I am sorry the Saints took the low road, but I guess they had to try to justify their position given the declining attendance and viewership.
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For at least the first half of Bruce Norris's "The Low Road," which opened at the Public Theater on Wednesday night, the answer is an exuberant yes.
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Years later, she tells me she is still constantly vigilant against bad actors seeking to lie, unfairly smear opponents and take the low road for political advantage.
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Fortunately for the Constitution, Arizona's Republican House leadership was soon bombarded with public complaints that the measure was a low-road, outrageous attempt to chill free speech.
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More to the point, "The Low Road"—which features 17 actors playing more than 50 parts in a lively, antic production directed by Michael Greif—is wonderfully entertaining.
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"I will not take the low road to the highest office in the land," he declared after winning his home state's primary on Tuesday, drawing cheers and applause.
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We might never know why he chose the low road that day, but if he's anything like his protégés, he'll be flying high in the sky in no time.
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" The rote conversations of this crowd were on recent display at the Public Theater, in the beginning of the second act of the Bruce Norris play "The Low Road.
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The simple fact is that Trump's low-road approach to the presidency is a fundamental break from all the men -- Democrats and Republicans -- who have held the presidency before him.
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"I want to remind you again tonight I will not take the low road to the highest office in the land," Kasich said as one of his biggest applause lines.
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It seems only fair to take the occasional low road against a president who loves nothing more than getting up in the morning to launch a meaningless-divisive-symbolic crusade.
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So I am eager to see Ruben Santiago-Hudson's production starring Chukwudi Iwuji, a recent Public Theater Hamlet and a standout in Bruce Norris's "The Low Road" earlier this year.
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This aspect could result in career progress—you could get the raise you ask for, or, alternatively, you might end up taking the low road and start some petty bickering.
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The idea was to make a car designed for sport-loving drivers, with a low, road-hugging cockpit and yet with tons of usable space for those in the family way.
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And, we are in that very bad place in no small part due to the fact that the man in the White House is forever compelled to take the low road.
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"I don't think I would be writing it now," Mr. Norris said of "The Low Road," which is scheduled to officially open March 7 at the Public Theater in New York.
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He could desperately take the low road and move to fire the special counsel, grant preemptive pardons to those in jeopardy of prosecution and escalate his attacks against the free press.
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Brilliantly, the designers of The Low Road put this in a Papers, Please-ish format, with my mouse controlling the flow of documents on the right and left sides of the screen.
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"At every turn, Mr. Trump has chosen to take the low road, sowing seeds of hatred and division in our body politic," said the URJ while noting that it doesn't endorse candidates.
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Like "Tom Jones," the basis for Tony Richardson's much-loved 1963 film, "The Low Road" is a reversal-filled story of a foundling of dubious descent, abandoned at birth by his parents.
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Another is that Trump hadn't yet committed firmly to a low-road approach of pleasing hard-core fans on the far right at the possible expense of less durable supporters in the middle.
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"I come here to feel up-to-date on what's happening in theater," she said, and to see if they stocked the play "The Low Road" by her partner, the playwright Bruce Norris.
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Trump had an opening to act presidential and explain how his administration would react to the UK leaving or remaining within the EU. Instead, he took the low road and degraded another politician's intelligence.
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"We can choose between a low road of protectionism focused on bilateral goods-trade balances and a high road of liberalization of global trade in services," he said in an interview conducted last month.
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Camino is about a guy between a rock and a hard place—it's not so much about choosing between the high road and the low road as about finding an exit ramp, and fast.
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You could take the high road and opt for a $70,000 luxury vehicle, like the Tesla Model S, or take the low road and choose a more modest commuter, like the $31,000 Nissan Leaf.
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He choked out the undersized Alexander Shlemenko like he was in Japan with Yuki Kondo, then drew record ratings for a crappy split-decision over Stephan Bonnar, showing the value of taking the low road.
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Kasich has prided himself in staying above the fray, using his "I won't to take the low road to the highest office" line as the crowning moment in most of his nearly 200 town halls.
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YOUR MAIN POINTS HERE ARE – IS THAT ADP HAS NOT BEEN TOTALLY FORTHCOMING AND IS ACTUALLY AT -- I DON'T KNOW IF I'D SAY Ad Hominem – I THINK THEY'VE TAKEN A LOW ROAD IN CERTAIN INSTANCES?
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To be perfectly honest, I took the low road when I first realized that this rule was different (not a straight subtraction, or a one-for-one swap, in the vowels, if you read me).
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To be perfectly honest, I took the low road when I first realized that this rule was different (not a straight subtraction, or a one-for-one swap, in the vowels, if you read me).
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On leaving town, they bypass a low road, which was built in the nineteen-nineties, and instead take a high road, which rises more than fifteen hundred feet above sea level, with views over spectacular fjords.
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His "I will not take the low road to the highest office in the land" go-to is always his biggest applause line at his events (and has since been turned into campaign swag by his team).
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It's unsurprising that Sanders, who has a history of lying and defending Trump's indefensible comments, has taken the low road and chosen this interview to throw accusations at the media that are not grounded in any reality.
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For the American premiere of "The Low Road," a satire of unbounded self-interest and pitiless capitalism, the playwright Bruce Norris realized he needed to change the last name of his scurrilous 18th-century protagonist, Jim Trumpett.
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In New York, Anthony agreed to waive a no-trade clause and hit the highway after enduring the low-road approach that the former Knicks president Phil Jackson used in an effort to drive him out of town.
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When doing the puzzles in The Low Road, whether they are of the information sorting variety or the more traditional adventure game kind, I felt the very edges of what me might call immersion in a game like Skyrim.
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Beyond that, in their ferocious defense of the president, Trump supporters are signaling that decency is a form of weakness, that cruelty is a welcome and highly effective political weapon and that the low road is the preferred road.
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Alice Stewart: Democrats' obstruction efforts will come back to haunt them If you take a moment to consider the real takeaway from the Kavanaugh confirmation process (a low road to the high court), it was this: elections have consequences.
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But I can see now looking back that there were times as lawyers when we might have been tempted to take the 'low road' on issues (as lawyers can tend to do), and Sonny would steer us to 'the high road.
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He is Chute's avatar for low-road capitalism — when we meet him, he's laying off 55,000 workers, to the cheers of shareholders — and his need for growth growth growth turns out to be body- and soul-ravaging in shocking ways.
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On Twitter, Avenatti has taken to framing the issue as one in which America needs a "street fighter" to take on Trump — someone who doesn't play by the ordinary rules of politics and who isn't ashamed to take the low road.
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You can see it with the Evil Kermit meme, which uses a screenshot from a scene in Muppets Most Wanted, where Kermit comes face to face with his evil doppelgänger, as a template for jokes about the allure of taking the low road.
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Scott Walker of Wisconsin, ever the devotee of low-road, right-wing politicking, is hoping the Trump administration will allow his state to be the first in the nation to mandate the drug screening of childless individuals who apply for Medicaid help.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said a pursuit of the "low road" of protectionism would cost jobs and growth and there were tentative signs that a rise in trade barriers might be weighing on the world economy, Bloomberg said on Monday.
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For all their heft and hype, debates are generally remembered for one or two moments like that—if Clinton keeps her composure and lets Trump take the low road, she might emerge on the other side with a viral clip that's remembered until November.
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As she pitches herself as the only candidate who can unite the warring wings of the party, Warren told reporters she is disappointed Sanders is taking the low road and implied that the same kind of tactics led to a bitter loss in 2016.
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The Low Road has a comedic tone and a sharp edge when it comes to thinking about how we're supposed to live our lives, and it uses its first-person puzzles and information gathering sessions to shorten the gap between us, the player, and them, the characters in this fictional world.
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A not-at-all-post-racial tragedy for a not-at-all-post-racial time, "Othello" returns to Shakespeare in the Park, directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson and starring Chukwudi Iwuji (recently terrific in "The Low Road") as Othello, Heather Lind as Desdemona and Corey Stoll as the malicious Iago.
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A not-at-all-post-racial tragedy for a not-at-all-post-racial time, "Othello" returns to Shakespeare in the Park, directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson and starring Chukwudi Iwuji (recently terrific in "The Low Road,") as Othello, Heather Lind as Desdemona and Corey Stoll as the malicious Iago.
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For "The Low Road", originally commissioned by the Royal Court Theatre in London (where it debuted in 2013), Mr Norris says he was inspired by all the talk about the beauty of unhindered markets in the run up to America's 2012 presidential election, which followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the ensuing Great Recession.
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In virtually every situation to date in his presidency -- and in his time as a candidate -- when Trump has been presented with the chance to take the high road, to act in a way consistent with the 43 men who have held the office before him, he has veered off onto the low road.
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In an interview with Bloomberg's Stephanie Flanders, Mr. Carney discusses his preparations for Britain's exit from the European Union, and explains that he thinks protectionism could be costly: We can choose between a low road of protectionism focused on bilateral goods-trade balances and a high road of liberalization of global trade in services.
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And once the scandal broke into the open, and Trump opted for the low road by claiming he'd withheld the aid because Ukraine is an inherently corrupt nation -- a refrain that would be repeated endlessly by the commander-in-chief and his inner circle -- the Zelensky team opted to avoid public comment, hoping they could ride out the negative narrative and hope the situation might in fact stir sympathy for the embattled country.
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" When he finds himself one day asking Nina to marry him, it is under a cascade of sex jokes—"I preferred taking the low road of indelicate candor," he says—and then, later, as the couple are riffing on the idea of a green-card marriage, Kailash isn't able to express his fear that the woman he adores might not love him back: "Characteristically, what emerged from my mouth was more insincere banter propped up with academic jargon.
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