The most nefarious example of this tactic is light cigarettes.
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STEIN: --and really engaging the most nefarious forces around the world.
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Touring the country, Glenn, who is African-American, also confronted racism at its most nefarious.
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Besides, I dearly respect life and couldn't harm the most nefarious living being if I tried to.
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But he doesn't seem to be that trustworthy, since he's offering to do so with the most nefarious voice.
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But Twitter is now home to the most nefarious group of Game of Thrones fans imaginable: Ramsay Bolton devotees.
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One of the most nefarious myths perpetuated by these organizations is the bill's so-called "age tax" on seniors.
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Yet the incessant mind-drill mantra that Clinton was one of the most nefarious liars on the planet worked brilliantly.
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It would appear to be the most nefarious attack by a foreign government on the United States since Pearl Harbor.
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He spent an outsized amount of time on the religion, which he saw as Satan's most nefarious plot on Earth.
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So while my unnatural love for this animal still exists, I recognize that the cutest creatures are often the most nefarious.
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The group just put out a call for feedback on the most nefarious enablers of such behavior for its 2018 report.
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Nine of the 10 most nefarious offenders fall east of the Mississippi River — and the largest congruence is in the East Coast.
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The prolific prescription and non-prescription use of amphetamines is just the latest and most nefarious work of the pharmaceutical industry's pushers.
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In a show that doesn't exactly have a main villain — no Gargoyle King or Black Hood here — he is Trinkets' most nefarious presence.
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All the while, he had his hand at the till of some of the most nefarious schemes to come out of the region.
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That would have been a much more fitting end for the show's most nefarious villain, whose biggest victim it seems was actually the show itself.
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Many apps give user information to third-parties in invasive ways, and FaceApp probably isn't the most nefarious company involved in that kind of activity.
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One of the most nefarious things I've seen is people who just can't stop doing blow and don't have an ability to call it a night.
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During a speech for House Republicans on Thursday night, Donald Trump blamed his orange appearance on the most nefarious political villain of our time: light bulbs.
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Did you really think we were going to do a list of future foods from sci-fi and not include the most nefarious of them all?
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But when 412 pages of partially unredacted files about the FISA warrants were released, it became clear that Nunes' most nefarious allegations were nothing more than conspiracy fodder.
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One of the most nefarious things Aerys II is known for today is hiding wildfire all over King's Landing, to able to torch any perceived enemies at a moment's notice.
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"Even if we were the most nefarious, evil, and astute criminals, we'd have a hard time pulling stuff off," Oregon's former secretary of state, Phil Keisling, a Democrat, told me.
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For its part, Apple maintains that it is in "an arms race with the most nefarious, smartest and most cunning criminals" who are always looking for vulnerabilities in its products.
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The U.S. intelligence community believes Kim "has been the mastermind of some of North Korea's most nefarious recent activities," said the source, who has studied the U.S. intelligence assessments of Kim.
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Young & Hungry: Season 5 The Good Place: Season 2 Inequality for All Inside the Criminal Mind (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): Explore the psychological machinations and immoral behavior that define the most nefarious types of criminals.
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Yet he refused to meet with victims of the country's most nefarious sexual abuser, and when pressed about his support of a bishop linked to that priest, he dismissed the accusations as slander.
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One potential idea, Variety reports, would focus attention on Doug Stamper, the sly and ruthless political aide who helped carry out some of Frank's most nefarious plans, and would be written by Eli Roth.
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Though Soviet forces liberated Auschwitz in January 21, months passed before US journalists understood that Buchenwald and other sites reached first by American soldiers had served as antechambers to the Nazis' most nefarious acts.
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This October, Eva Longoria is using her platform to call attention to an often untold story about breast cancer: what it can be like to endure the disease's most nefarious form, metastatic breast cancer.
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Given all the news about recent breaches—including one by a fellow student in Germany who doxxed his country's politicians—let's just hope mass texting a smiley face stays the most nefarious result of Demirkapi's hacking.
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Every artist, I don't care who they are—they could be the most nefarious, lean-drinking, gun-toting, drug-selling felon, whoever—everybody as an artist who has had some form of success has to be vulnerable.
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Detective Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman) is still hard at work as a police detective, but his latest case involving the secret relationship between two old friends might be the most nefarious in his tenure on the force.
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"Theirs is the most nefarious narrative," said Jude Ortiz, chair of the National Lawyers Guild's Mass Defense Committee, which trained many of the legal observers who were in DC on January 20 to witness law enforcement's engagement with the protesters.
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Which (played by Reese Witherspoon, Mindy Kaling and Oprah Winfrey) — figure heavily in the story, as does the evil planet Camazotz and its most nefarious inhabitant, the IT, which is holding Dr. Murry captive while seeding darkness throughout the cosmos.
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" Perhaps most nefarious of all was the August 2016 revelation by a congressional panel that the United States Central Command altered and falsified intelligence reports to provide "a more positive depiction" of the war against ISIS "than was warranted by facts on the ground.
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For hour after hour, the president's lawyers and their Republican allies are being forced to sit silent in their seats, listening to the most nefarious interpretations of Mr. Trump's actions without any ability to rebut the points except during breaks in front of television cameras in the hallways.
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Take it away, Ev [emphasis ours]:...The most nefarious feedback loop that drives belief and misinformation on the internet and in media in general is that it's all driven by advertising and it's all free and attention is valued and if you can generate attention then you can get paid.
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But not until a few days ago would they have believed that their immediate challenge would be hanging onto a House seat they have controlled for over two decades, in a district that President Trump carried by 27 points and that just happens to be home to that most nefarious of liberal boogeyman: Koch Industries.
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Your feeble eight-character password will only get you so far, and iris and fingerprint scanners are so Mission: Impossible II. But researchers at Binghamton University are here to help, and they have developed a security measure that not even the most nefarious rogue could crack—the toughest security check in the world could rely on your innermost thoughts about Adam Sandler, pizza, and sushi.
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Wizard magazine rated Doom as the 60th Greatest Villain of All Time. Digital Spy placed him as one of the most “batshit” film villains of all time. Fandango placed him number one on their list of "the most nefarious live-action Disney villains". The film's plot twist of him being revealed as a toon was usually ranked as the scariest of scenes for "kids films".
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The Russian band Мурзилки International, made a Russian parody under the title "Путин едет в Пикалёво" ("Putin goes to Pikalyovo"), about Russia's former prime minister and current president, Vladimir Putin. There is a Serbian version of the song: "Medo Brundo" - Brundo the Bear. There are also several parodies of the song in Lithuanian, which are mainly about the country's most nefarious politicians and about the former prime minister Andrius Kubilius. The Ivan Mládek Banjo Band created a Polish version of "Jožin z bažin".
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Rama & Lakshmana Bound By Indrajit's Nagapasha On the first day of his battle with Rama's army, Indrajit was fast with his weapons. He was defeated by Angad and ran away from battle field. He swiftly wiped out the armies of Sugriva, calling on Lord Rama and Lakshmana to come in a direct combat, so he could avenge the deaths of his paternal uncle and his brothers. When Lakshmana appeared before him, he fought fiercely and used his most nefarious weapon Nagapash (a trap made of a million snakes).
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Upon the recasting of the role with Bailey in 2004, Alistair becomes one of the soap's primary villains, expanding his focus from daughter Sheridan and her lover, Luis Lopez-Fitzgerald, to all of Harmony's citizens. Upon this transformation, many of the most nefarious non-magical schemes in Harmony such as the omega plot in 2006 and the Blackmailer's reign of terror in 2007 are written as being Alistair's handiwork. Alistair is frequently regarded as being pure evil; he expresses racist, sexist, and homophobic beliefs, and all of his known relationships are based on a megalomaniacal need to control his family members and sexual partners.
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The game continually tries to trick the player into revealing the secret three-digit code. One of the most nefarious attempts (which occurs in Prisoner 2) is a simulated game crash which includes the error message "Syntax error in line ###", where the line number is the player's resignation code. This was a common error message in the Apple II's BASIC programming language, and the logical step for users of the time would be to review the erroneous line of code with the command "List ###" (again substituting the specific number in question). Typing the secret three-digit code at any time resulted in the game being lost, however, and that included typing such a BASIC command since, unknown to the player, the game was actually still running.
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After learning from George Washington's head that one of his own ancestors, David Farnsworth, was one of American history's most nefarious traitors during the American Revolutionary War, Professor Farnsworth becomes determined to salvage his family's reputation. He dumps a vial containing the world's entire powdered opal supply into Washington's jar and licks his head, transporting himself, Fry, Leela, and Bender back to colonial-era New York in 1775. The four learn from the Continental Congress that David Farnsworth works at Benjamin Franklin's print shop in Philadelphia, where David would forge counterfeit money that would threaten to destroy the country's economy should it enter circulation. Though they do not find David at the shop, they discover a fake Massachusetts halfpenny made of worthless tin and determine he has gone to Paul Revere's silver shop in Boston.
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Prices can be deliberately concealed in an attempt to prevent potential buyers from spotting (usually downward) trends in price that could tempt them into waiting for further price decreases before submitting an offer. In the case of real estate an owner may, for whatever reason, feel uncomfortable with revealing a given price to the public or an estate agent may want to prevent trends in property prices over a given area from becoming public information. Perhaps the most nefarious use of the "price on application" term is as a mild low-ball technique even though no initial low price is given the potential buyer might expect a reasonable price and proceed to inquire. The seller assumes a potential buyer is less likely to go elsewhere once the initial enquiry has been made.
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In summer 1675, Shaftesbury wrote a 15,000-word pamphlet entitled A Letter from a Person of Quality to his Friend in the Country denouncing Danby's Test Bill. (Shaftesbury's secretary, John Locke, appears to have played a role in drafting the Letter, although whether solely as amanuensis or in a more active role, perhaps even as ghostwriter, remains unclear.) The Letter argued that since the time of the Restoration, "the High Episcopal Man, and the Old Cavalier" (now led by Danby) had conspired to make "the Government absolute and arbitrary." According to the Letter, this party was attempting to establish divine right monarchy and divine right episcopacy, meaning that neither the king nor the bishops could be constrained by the rule of law. Danby's Test Oath proposal was merely the latest, most nefarious attempt to introduce divine right monarchy and episcopacy on the country.
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When Luke begins acting rather strangely, it appears that somebody has taken over his identity and that he is in cahoots with Helena, but eventually, he is revealed to indeed be Luke suffering from D.I.D. Luke and Helena prove to be a dangerous pair and in one of her most nefarious acts, Helena along with Luke plans to blow up the Cassadine yacht with many Port Charles residents aboard. Their plan fails, and Luke is put into a mental hospital while Nikolas bans Helena to banishment in the Cassadine compound once again, this time apparently for good. Several months go by, and after Luke discovers the reasons for his D.I.D. learns that his son, Ethan, has been kidnapped. Luke confronts Helena but she appears to be a shell of herself, admitting defeat for the first time and warning him that Nikolas has all the power now.
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After this double treachery he thought it prudent to quit Italy and repaired to the court of Philip V of Macedon. There, by his ability and cunning, he made himself useful to the king as a convenient tool for carrying into execution the most nefarious schemes, and ultimately rose to a high place in his favour and confidence. He is said to have especially gained these by the address with which, pretending to have been ill-used and driven into banishment by Philip, he ingratiated himself with the Rhodians, and succeeded in setting fire to their arsenal, and burning great part of their fleet. It is not difficult to believe that a man who had risen to power by such arts as these should have abused it when attained: and we are told that he made use of his influence with the king to get rid of all those that were opposed to his views, and even induced him to put to death five of the leading members of his council of state at once.
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