By far the most despised type of joke was puns.
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My most despised stimuli were the first to be uncovered.
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He remains the country's most popular politician, and its most despised.
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And its lofty ranking on any list of the world's most despised corporations.
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One of the most despised trucking laws is set to get an overhaul.
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It meant that even the most despised or sidelined person could make himself heard.
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Now, he just might be one of the most-despised men in sports media.
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She makes the most heroic characters vulnerable; the most known, familiar; the most despised, relatable.
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For the first time, you have two of the most despised, hated and untrusted candidates.
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She makes the most heroic characters vulnerable, the most known familiar, the most despised relatable.
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In Jim Crow America, Johnson was one of the most despised African-Americans of his generation.
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Today, the Bradford pear may be the most despised tree in this part of the world.
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Burnham and Luyendyk are now hiding away in Scottsdale, Arizona, content to be the franchise's most despised couple.
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Instead, they nominated Trump, who is poised to be the most despised major party nominee of all time.
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Rand Paul As the clock struck midnight last night, Paul became the most despised lawmaker in the Capitol.
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That original, taunting meaning of "Nazi" is now long gone, replaced forever by the image of history's most despised regime.
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Brady and Belichick are responsible for New England joining the Cowboys among the ranks of the NFL's most despised teams.
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" On Wednesday, investors will get an update on what Cramer called "one of the most despised sectors in the market: housing.
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Now, after overseeing deep cuts at Sports Illustrated, he just might be one of the most-despised men in sports media.
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But just as quickly, that same pride and passion turned him into one of the most despised players in the sport's history.
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There are many ways to organize posts on Reddit, but none that reveal the most despised content to ever grace the site.
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The CDO structurers, who made on average $500,000 a year, were among the most despised for the role they held in the crisis.
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These form the most despised tier of authority in China: many of the most egregious face-to-face abuses of power take place locally.
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Not how crushes work Martin Shkreli, once America's most despised man, has been temporarily kicked off Twitter, for his creepy advances toward a female journalist.
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In simple terms, today's meeting is between 22016 of the most despised and hated people by millions of Mexicans on both sides of the border.
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The ex-Turing Pharma CEO, and World's Most Despised Human Being, was supposed to talk about why he marked up an AIDS drug by 5000%.
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A decent campaign could make him one of the most despised figures in America (and a hero if he then walks away from the project).
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But usually, neither of those things involve a walking protein-shake with anger management issues who has become the most despised Bachelorette contestant of all time.
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I can't speak for the citizens of Riverdale, but Mädchen Amick's Alice Cooper has gone from my most despised character to one of my absolute favorites.
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"Religious liberty arguments can marginalize people who are not religious, and we know that atheists are actually among the most despised groups in America," Sepper said.
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Our main task is to defend the rights of whoever is most despised and unpopular, especially among our friends and peers at any point in time.
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His privilege even allows him to turn a loss to the most despised candidate of the cycle into a launching pad for a White House run.
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Perhaps it's because menstrual pads, unlike tampons, bring the user into closer contact with their own menstrual fluids — one of the most despised fluids on the planet.
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Already beloved by New Yorkers, he has positioned himself as the people's champ, standing up for the fans against one of the most despised owners in sports.
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It gets at the moral gray areas intrinsic to vigilantism, particularly when that breed of renegade justice is pointed toward arguably the most despised crime on the planet.
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But in doing so, it puts opponents of the death penalty on the side of society's most despised and notorious criminals, of cop killers and of child murderers.
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As Gordon H. Chang relates in "Ghosts of Gold Mountain," the "Railroad Chinese" and their countrymen soon became the most despised group in the West, before being largely forgotten.
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But the author thinks that the real-life sitting American president bears something of a passing resemblance to one of the GoT franchise's most despised despots: Joffrey Baratheon (Jack Gleeson).
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The boos that rained down at the World Series and at UFC 244 are palpable proof of reality, which is that Trump is the most despised president in recent memory.
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Ahmed Best -- the man who played the most despised and ridiculed 'Star Wars' character -- says George Lucas naming Jar Jar Binks as his favorite character is helping him heal lasting wounds.
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A survey conducted by the Marist Institute for Public Opinion earlier this month asked 18,005 U.S. adults to confess their most despised phrases, and lets just say the results are...enlightening.
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Republican lawmakers have so far been unable to undo many of their most-despised pieces of the Dodd-Frank law, and many in their ranks oppose a return to Glass-Steagall.
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While the country decides between two of the most despised presidential candidates in history, another contentious issue is playing out in Massachusetts that has nothing to do with Hillary vs. Donald.
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Scouring local online forums, architectural critiques, and news articles, Insider went state by state to find the most despised bridges across the US — be it due to traffic, architecture, or structural integrity.
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To the Editor: Marilyn Suzanne Miller describes the new middle age of baby boomers in their 60s as the most despised age ever — a time of decline, loss and shrinking social value.
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Unlike hot-button issues such as abortion, Obamacare, or same-sex marriage, public opposition to Citizens United cuts across partisan lines as probably the most despised Supreme Court decision of the modern era.
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Residents prefer the "refuge and safety" of having their own four walls, however small the enclosure — many suffered trauma on the streets and ended up considered "the most despised outcasts," Mr. Graham said.
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Sir Francis Drake, the greatest of seafarers according to the English and the most despised pirate according to the Spanish, sailed towards the Americas in search of loot and with an eye on colonization.
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Paradoxically, those who are most likely to value Chick as an artist—cartoonists working in a counterculture tradition—are among the people he most despised (to judge by his nasty, vindictive portrayal of hippies).
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The Irish were, perhaps, the most despised class in England, stemming from the huge influx of immigrants streaming into England starting in the early 17th century, long before the potato famine began in 1845.
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The closure of Congress has widespread support in Peru, where lawmakers are some of the most despised officials after an eruption of graft scandals in recent years have eroded trust in political parties and institutions.
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Soleimani sponsored terrorist activities and was one of the most despised figures in the West, said Peter Marta, partner in the cybersecurity practice at law firm Hogan Lovells and an expert in Middle East intelligence.
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When election season is upon us, it's no surprise that we love parsing our candidates' marriages, trying to figure out what those imperfect unions might reveal about our favorite — or our most despised — wannabe's true character.
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He's instantly elevated the Zayn/Owens feud with Shane McMahon, which had been fizzling, into absolute must-see TV and finally turned the two longtime friends/rivals into the hottest, most despised act in the company.
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There are few things in the sports world more obnoxious than an umpire who craves the spotlight, which is why Joe West has long been among the most, if not the most despised ump in MLB.
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As New York prepares to demolish the current Penn Station — one of the world's most-despised transit hubs — the artist's murals will remind straphangers of a bygone America that once engineered its infrastructure for ease, aesthetics, and scale.
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His motivation for nationalizing the race also offers a dissertation-ready political science experiment: to see whether one of the most despised governors in the country can get re-elected by virtue of a Trumpian electorate affirming its tribal preference.
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The 34-year-old known as "pharma bro" hung his head in disbelief as Judge Kiyo Matsumoto cited his "egregious multitude of lies" and effectively brought a close to the saga of one of the most despised American public figures in recent memory.
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Only a few months before this disaster, The Economist was still hailing the "dynamism, guile and vision" of Anatoly Chubais, the politician whose sale of Russia's assets to oligarchs had by then made him the most despised public figure in the country.
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One can only guess what percentage of voters would choose "none" were the option available nationwide, but there are some clues it'd find sizable traction: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are the two most despised major party nominees in modern electoral history.
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The front door opened to reveal an underwhelming image: a man who, were he not one of the most despised in the Western Internet world, might best be described as someone who knew he had blown his chances of appearing on the "Hot Dudes Reading" Tumblr long ago.
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When a Boston reporter suggested to Red Sox designated hitter J.D. Martinez — who was wearing a "Joe Kelly Fight Club" T-shirt before the game — that Kelly might be the second most despised figure in New York behind the disgraced former attorney general Eric T. Schneiderman, Martinez did not disagree.
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What Massachusetts' most expensive ballot initiative ever reveals about the bitter national debate over charter schools What Massachusetts' most expensive ballot initiative ever reveals about the bitter national debate over charter schools While the country decides between two of the most despised presidential candidates in history, another contentious issue is playing out in Massachusetts that has nothing to do with Hillary vs. Donald.
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And, realistically, the commission probably doesn't want the attention anyway since people might not like it if they found out what the agency has been doing: removing broadband subsidies for low-income households, hiding information on a program that pays for computer equipment in schools, and generally giving internet providers — some of the most despised companies in the country — carte blanche to treat websites, apps, and internet traffic as they please.
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Following this cacophony of chaos and fratricide engulfing GOP leaders in Congress, the battle for the Republican presidential nomination features a bully, who gave a sick impersonation of a disabled person and has a history of calling various women fat slobs and bimbos, battling against one of the most despised senators in Republican history, who launches attacks against his own party's leaders and whose only claim to legislative fame was causing a government shutdown.
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"We applaud your success in repealing one of the most despised parts of Obamacare — the individual mandate fines — but millions of Americans are still suffering under the many other provisions of the 2010 health overhaul that remain on the books," 11 leaders of conservative groups and right-leaning health-care experts wrote in an open letter to Trump, McConnell and Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.).
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Much in its pages will be familiar to those with some knowledge of boxing but even the familiar may be glimpsed from a new perspective in Eig's fluent prose; for pages in succession its narrative reads like a novel — a suspenseful novel with a cast of vivid characters who prevail through decades and who help to define the singular individual who was both a brilliantly innovative, incomparably charismatic heavyweight boxer and a public figure whose iconic significance shifted radically through the decades as in an unlikely fairy tale in which the most despised athlete in American history becomes, by the 21st century, the most beloved athlete in American history.
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Ben Saunders, while agreeing that majority rule may offer better protection than supermajority rules, argues that majority rule may nonetheless be of little help to the most despised minorities in a group.
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Secret Wars II was 1985's bestselling comic book; however, it was "one of the most despised comics of the year" in the eyes of the fan press, receiving poor reviews and making numerous "worst comics of the year" lists.
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Beale tweeted a link to his comments about Jemisin on the SFWA's official @SFWAAuthors Twitter feed. The SFWA Board subsequently voted to expel him from the organization. In 2015, The Wall Street Journal described Beale as "the most despised man in science fiction".
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Blankes and Copeland fail to trick Mahoney into fighting them. Upset with their misconduct, Barbara stands up for Mahoney and shocks everyone by knocking out Copeland with a lunch tray. Blankes retaliates, and Mahoney inadvertently becomes involved in a brawl. When Lt. Harris asks who started the fight, Mahoney takes the blame to protect Barbara, allowing Harris to expel his most despised cadet.
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Elementalist described the band's early lyrical style as, "Gospel of the Horns' lyrical ideology confronts our most despised and traditional enemy and its conformist religion". Archaic Magazine reviewer, Julian Klassen wrote, "Gospel of the Horns is another band that plays that typical Australian metal (plays this kind of music since 1993) and is definitively one of the bests in its genre (featuring members of Bestial Warlust)".
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Soon after, when all of Phoenix has to take a blood test, Peter severely bashes Mr Hanger, one of the high school's most despised teachers. Subsequently, his suppressor is activated. After being sent to the Phoenix Medical Center, Peter is kidnapped by Cat, Mike and Tank. Luke and Jordan set out to rescue him but it backfires when they find an abandoned complex and suppressors are activated.
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Amnesty International UK. Retrieved 5 July 2015 During a 2007 Q&A; with The Guardian, Irons named Tony Blair as the living person he most admired; reasoning "For living so publicly with the knowledge that he's not perfect." He then named George W. Bush as the living person he most despised, stating “to hold his position he should have surrounded himself with more reliable people.”“Q & A Jeremy Irons”. The Guardian.
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Cowley 2006. In 2010 the magazine included Chávez in its annual The World's 50 Most Influential Figures.New Statesman 2010. His biographers Marcano and Tyszka believed that within only a few years of his presidency, he "had already earned his place in history as the president most loved and most despised by the Venezuelan people, the president who inspired the greatest zeal and the deepest revulsion at the same time".
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William Wallace Finlator (1913–2006)Legendary liberal W.W. Finlator fought segregation, poverty, war , Robert Marus, Associated Baptist Press News, 15 August 2006 became pastor in 1956 and served until 1982. He was known for taking challenging stands on social issues, helping cement the church's reputation as liberal. Rev. Jack McKinney described Finlator as "one of the most loved--and most despised--North Carolinians of his day".according to Rev.
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For the third consecutive season, the NL East Champion Pirates were denied a trip to the World Series. Following the loss, Bonds and star teammate Doug Drabek were expected to command salaries too high for Pittsburgh to again sign them. Bonds was never well-liked by reporters or fans while in Pittsburgh, despite winning two MVP awards. One paper even gave him an "award" as the "MDP" (Most Despised Pirate).
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Generally, only the poorest or most despised defendants found their way into the jails of colonial North America, since colonial judges rarely denied requests for bail.Hirsch, 8–9. The only penal function of significance that colonial jails served was for contempt—but this was a coercive technique designed to protect the power of the courts, not a penal sanction in its own right. The colonial jail differed from today's United States prisons not only in its purpose, but in its structure.
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Majority of viewers immediately hated the character and Michael Fairman credited the actor with "Playing The Most Despised Man on General Hospital." ABC Soaps In Depth compared the character to several others that had been recently introduced and described Levi as a "caricature masquerading as a character." The magazine said the writers made Garred's job of making the character "likeable" an "impossible task." According to the magazine, Garred's job was made more difficult due to the "instant chemistry" between Ryan Paevey and Kirsten Storms.
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Detroit's Ty Cobb took the last game of the season off, believing that his slight lead over Cleveland's Nap Lajoie would hold up unless Lajoie had a near-perfect day at the plate. However, Cobb was one of the most despised players in baseball, and Browns catcher-manager Jack O'Connor ordered rookie third baseman Red Corriden to station himself in shallow left field. In each of his next five at bats, Lajoie bunted down the third-base line and made it to first easily. In his last at-bat, he reached base on an error - officially giving him a hitless at- bat.
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When a fellow inmate informs him that Christopher Bridge is not located in this section of the prison but in another section known as cell block 99, Bradley fights some other inmates and consequently is thrown into cell block 99. Warden Tuggs explains that cell block 99 is where he devises special punishments for society's most despised criminals. Bradley is forced to wear a stun belt that gives him electric shocks at a push of a button, as a punishment for the fight. His cell in block 99 is lined with broken glass and only contains a crude squat toilet hole.
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The payments they receive, called samanyo (described by an English scholar as a "tax"Kirk, Grammar, 184.), also function to forestall the fear of a possible cursing of the (Somali) host by the Yibir soothsayer or magician; though the Yibir are the "smallest and most despised" clan of the sab, they are thought to have the strongest magic.Bollig 209. Persistently refusing to give a gift on the occasion of a birth invites the curse of the Yibir, which is supposed to result in a violent death for the refusing party or a deformed new-born.Kirk, "Yibirs and Midgans," 95.
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Nintendo Power called the use of a Mushroom to dodge a blue shell a "defining moment" of gameplay in Mario Kart Wii. Calling it "The Great Equalizer" for its enhancement of the elements of struggle and luck, Kotakus Nathan Grayson considered the blue shell to be the most despised, and best, item of the Mario Kart series. Kotakus Yannick Le Jacq considered the blue shell to be the most notable and game-changing among Mario Kart "most notorious" items, adding that this made it "a lot more fun" to use in Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Wii U.
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In 1967, aged 25, Hoskins spent a short time volunteering in kibbutz Zikim in Israel, and also herded camels in Syria. When asked in an interview which living person he most despised, Hoskins named Tony Blair and said that "he's done even more damage than Thatcher". He hated Blair to the point that he decided in 2010, for the first time in his life, not to vote for Labour, by then led by Gordon Brown. He made light of his similarities with film actor Danny DeVito, who, he joked, would play him in a film about his life.
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In the bright light of the moon I saw to my > horror that the first two of the next batch had cast off [their tows] and > were winging their silent way down.Calvert, 1964: 143 Calvert transmitted the prearranged signal "Soya Link", the most despised of ration items, to stop all flying, but at 6:30am on 6 March he radioed the code words "Pork Sausage" to resume flights into Broadway. A strip for C-47s was in place that evening, and supplies came rushing in. Calvert lost no time in organizing reconnaissance missions and fortifying Broadway.
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Brittain 1950: 42 Bunyan's father was a brazier or tinker who travelled around the area mending pots and pans, and his grandfather had been a chapman or small trader. The Bunyans owned land and properties in Elstow, so Bunyan's origins were not quite as humble as he suggested in his autobiographical work Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners when he wrote that his father's house was "of that rank that is meanest and most despised in the country".Furlong 1975: 48 As a child Bunyan learned his father's trade of tinker and was given some schoolingFurlong 1975: 49 but it is not known which school he attended.
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Among the most despised and ineffective efforts it undertook to contain inflation was the conversion to the gold standard for the national treasury and the Chinese gold yuan in August 1948, outlawing private ownership of gold, silver and foreign exchange, collecting all such precious metals and foreign exchange from the people and issuing the Gold Standard Scrip in exchange. As most farmland in the north were under CPC's control, the cities governed by the KMT lacked food supply and this added to the hyperinflation. The new scrip became worthless in only ten months and greatly reinforced the nationwide perception of the KMT as a corrupt or at best inept entity. Third, Chiang Kai- shek ordered his forces to defend the urbanized cities.
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He managed to temper both sides by appearing to serve both ideologies—he was vocal about industrial education was also a member of the NAACP, which denounced such education. The controversy led to a scathing article in the influential Washington Bee, titled "Picture For Youth," written by former ally, Ralph W. Tyler. The piece labelled Bruce a failure during his tenure at Tuskegee. While Bruce was recovering from injuries sustained in a car injury in 1915 and fighting a bout of spinal meningitis, his biggest detractor, W. Calvin Chase, the editor of the Washington Bee, published a piece branding Bruce "the most despised man in the city," portraying Bruce as officially and physically unable to do the job, and calling for Bruce's replacement.
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Siegfried Fehmer (second from right) in May 1945 after capture by Sgt John Maclean (rightmost). With them are two Police officers, and Fehmer's assistant (far left), disguised as a woman Siegfried Wolfgang Fehmer (10 January 1911 in Munich – 16 March 1948) was a German Gestapo officer during World War II. He was stationed in Norway during the occupation of Norway by Nazi Germany, and at the end of the war he was a Kriminalrat, the police investigator heading the infamous Abteilung IV from its headquarters in Victoria Terrasse, Oslo. He had also reached the rank of Hauptsturmführer in the SS. Along with Josef Terboven, Fehmer was considered one of the most despised members of the German occupation forces in Norway.
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This is equal to 1000 yugas or 432 million human years. 3 Hasta is a unit equal to cubit, a measure of length - equal to 24 angulas or about 18 inches, being the distance between the elbow and the tip of the middle finger 4 A kind of beautiful red blossoms, but without any odour that grow on Palasa (Beutea) tree 5 The leaf of piper-betel, which together with the areca-nut, catechu, chunam (lime), and spices is usually chewed after meals. 6 The juice that exudes from the temples of an elephant in rut 7 A karmachandala is a person belonging to the lowest and most despised of the mixed castes originating from a Sudra father and a Brahmana mother – Practical Sanskrit English Dictionary by VS Apte.
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In 2016, Reigns main evented the first seven WWE pay-per-view events (before the brand split started) and was booed in all of them: Royal Rumble, Fastlane, WrestleMania 32 (which ended with a chorus of boos when Reigns won his third world title), Payback, Extreme Rules, Money in the Bank and Battleground. CNET described a "fan rebellion" against WWE "moving heaven and earth" to make Reigns "the face of the company ... for the next decade"; while "many fans are aware" that former Shield member Dean Ambrose "is the true dark horse, both on camera and behind the scenes". ESPN described that "WWE started building Roman Reigns as the next great hero of the company about 18 months ago", but Reigns instead became "the most despised wrestler WWE has had since it turned Sgt. Slaughter into an Iraq-sympathizing traitor in 1990".
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He has structured this world to be one he can both occupy and continuously rework, depicting the life stages of a variety of characters, such as the Mounds: ancient half-human and half-plant creatures which were created thousands of years ago when a human male ejaculated into a field of flowers. The Vegans are malevolent beings who seek to destroy all Mounds, especially "The Legend": the original Mound, and the most despised among Vegans. The Vegans are meant to symbolize those who are determined to force their beliefs on others, whereas the Mounds symbolize the Earth, acceptance, love, and progressive behaviors. Other key characters in Hancock's works are Painter, a maternal spirit who governs color, Loid, a paternal energy focused on words, and Torpedo Boy, an unheroic super hero alter ego that Hancock created as a child.
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The KMT government responded with an aggressive control policy that directly procured cotton from producers to ensure a sufficient supply and established a price freeze on cotton thread and textiles. This policy failed because of resistance from cotton textile industrialists, who relocated textile facilities and capital to Hong Kong or Taiwan around the end of 1948 and early 1949 when prices soared and inflation spiraled out of control. Their withdrawal of support was a shattering blow to the morale of the KMT. Among the most despised and ineffective efforts it undertook to contain inflation was the conversion to the gold standard for the national treasury and the Gold Standard Script () in August 1948, outlawing private ownership of gold, silver, and foreign exchange, collecting all such precious metals and foreign exchange from the people and issuing the Gold Standard Script in exchange.
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This move infuriated wrestling fans throughout the AWA, and it solidified Bockwinkel as one of the most despised wrestlers in the world. Perhaps the biggest controversy surrounding Bockwinkel and his title reign involved a series of matches with Hulk Hogan, whom Gagne signed after Hogan left the World Wrestling Federation in 1981. In June 1982, Hogan defeated Bockwinkel by pinfall in St. Paul, Minnesota to capture the AWA World Title, but AWA President Stanley Blackburn reversed the decision and returned the title to Bockwinkel, who went on to lose it to Otto Wanz and regain it with Heenan's help in the span of two months. Hogan, in the meantime, grew tired of the politics surrounding Bockwinkel and the world title and departed the AWA to return to the WWF, where he became a star and helped the company become a worldwide brand.
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He was devoted to the principle that the most despised defendants also deserved a defense. In 1953, he organized the defense of nine Philadelphians denounced as Communists. Segal received honorary degrees from the University of Pennsylvania, Temple University, Villanova University, Franklin and Marshall College, Dropsie College, Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Vermont Law School, Georgetown University, Suffolk University and Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. He received many other awards and honors from institutions and organizations throughout the world, among them the World Peace Through Law Award as the "World's Greatest Lawyer"; the National Civil Rights Award by the Attorney General of the United States; first Lifetime Achievement Award of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law; the National Human Relations Award by the National Conference of Christians and Jews; and the Judge William H. Hastie Award of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
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Hoepla was made by and for a teenage audience (the post-World War II generation), at a time (the early 1960s) when Dutch culture was one of "boredom and obedience". That segment of the population had already clashed with the establishment over a VARA television show that ran from 1963 to 1966, ', "the most despised and controversial satirical TV program ever". That show, based on the BBC program That Was the Week That Was, had aired a parody of the Lord's Prayer ("Give us this day our daily television"), on 4 January 1964, in a skit called "Beeldreligie" ("image worship") which led to criticism from television viewers and politicians; questions were asked in parliament, and one of the show's presenters, the wildly popular and by no means rebellious Mies Bouwman, was forced to resign from the show after receiving threats. Police were called in to protect the studio during subsequent tapings.
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GA-2 is located in the basement, which is in fact a disused store room. The purpose of GA-2 is to convince these errant – or simply useless – employees to quit (and typically people last three days at most) due to the monotonous and meaningless nature of the job, just so that the company, headed by sex-crazed executives and a Personnel Section willing to stoop to any means, will save on the costs of firing them. However, the employees posted to GA-2 exhibit no intention to quit, to the chagrin of the Personnel Section Chief and his assistant , since the people at Shomuni are happy their menial jobs give them more than enough time to pursue their other interests during office hours. As the drama series progresses, it is evident that these seemingly lowly employees have their own pride despite them being the most despised employees in the company, and in every episode, they end up saving the company from a potential catastrophe, inadvertently or otherwise.
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