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But tracking polls based on party affiliation alone have become a problem in a race between two of the most unlikeable and polarizing candidates ever recorded.
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It also bashes Cruz as "one of the most unlikeable politicians in Washington" and suggests he wants to "pick the lock on your bedroom door" on social issues among other criticisms.
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If Transparent was guided by irony rather than empathy, the lone heterosexual cisgender man in the Pfefferman family would be the most unlikeable member, the character most corroded by entitlement and privilege.
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Thompson dives into Katherine's most unlikeable characteristics with gleeful zest, and it's refreshing to see a woman in power not pander to the men around her, even if that means completely overlooking a colleague's tragic premature death.
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Then, he ran in the general election against the most unlikeable, corrupt candidate in modern American history, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE; her husband's character flaws matched his own so perfectly that Trump's character flaws were rendered politically meaningless.
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In 1995, scholar W. A. Senior published a full-length study published by Kent State University Press entitled Stephen R. Donaldson's Chronicles of Thomas Covenant: Variations on the Fantasy of Tradition. It situates the Chronicles in the context of the fantasy tradition and argues that "Donaldson has created an important contribution to the canon because of his serious intent and adult concerns, his powerful mythopoesis, and his manipulation of the conventions of epic fantasy." In 2009, James Nicoll said that Thomas Covenant would win a "special lifetime achievement award" for the "most unlikeable supposedly sympathetic protagonist".Inspired by previous discussions by James Nicoll, December 28, 2009, at Livejournal.
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" Eurogamer's Tom Bramwell was critical of the graphics, citing "low-resolution textures, some clipping issues, a rather horrible depth of field effect and a lack of screen-filling vistas." He also called Kang "one of the most unlikeable folks I've ever had the displeasure of thumbing around a third-person action game". However, he concluded "it's a respectable enough game in its own right." IGN's Chris Roper was impressed with New York City, praising "how well your general duties as a cop are tied into the game, working very well alongside your own personal investigations," and finding the gameplay and game mechanics superior to Streets of LA. Eurogamer's Jim Rossignol was critical of the AI; "the perps you take down never suggest that they are anything other than mindless automata ready to be slain, and exhibit an artificiality that could never be described as 'intelligence'.
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