The mayor is pathetic, Chuck Schumer is pathetic ,they are both clueless.
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New Hampshire's turnout isn't quite as pathetic, but it's still pretty pathetic.
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This is bad not only because it's intrusive and pathetic, although it's certainly intrusive and pathetic.
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" He then said, "Our laws are so weak, there's so pathetic, given to us by Democrats, they're so pathetic.
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" NEW: President Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani responds to Michael Cohen's claim that Trump directed Cohen to make the payments: "Pathetic, the man is pathetic.
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I devoted so much headspace to feeling weak and pathetic that I started to give in to the fear that maybe I was a weak and pathetic person.
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"Then Hawaii, YOU can have YOUR so-called 'perfect' pathetic Hindu 1000 GODS leader along with YOUR pathetic 'career politician' Buddhist Hanabusa, and your pathetic American Traitor, And my family and I will go our merrily way," Kaaihue wrote in a press release, offering to drop out of the race if Gov.
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"In terms of the bonus that corporate America received versus the crumbs they are giving to workers, to kind of put the schmooze is so pathetic, it's so pathetic," said Pelosi.
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Don't worry ... the judge shot his pathetic ass down.
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"Beto, that poor bastard - poor, pathetic guy," said Trump.
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" CNN, he said, is "so bad and so pathetic.
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And only 23 Assembly members, which is … KAISER Pathetic.
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Looking back on the week, I was never really able to distinguish between Maria Agresta's pathetic Liù (in "Turandot"), Anita Hartig's pathetic Mimì (in "Bohème") and Hui He's pathetic Cio-Cio-San (in "Butterfly"): Three portrayals that all offered firm, fluent, articulate voices, some wavering or weakening troubles up high, and a sense of responsibility rather than revelation.
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James has carried some pathetic teams to deep playoff runs.
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I read that and just rolled my eyes – it's pathetic.
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It's really pathetic that this question is getting such publicity.
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Gene Simmons says Bowie's death was "tragic", Prince's was "pathetic".
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He can talk circles around your pathetic douchy little a–.
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My efforts at a DIY high tea were pretty pathetic.
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He can talk circles around your pathetic douchy little a—.
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The third night, it was this pathetic, skinny, weak presence.
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Your pathetic and I for one hope you see this.
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This tells you how pathetic this is going to be.
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This combo probably looks pathetic but IDGAF — it's so yummy.
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It's pathetic, but there's no time for the grocery store.
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He was a sick man and a sad pathetic person.
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"That's very pathetic on multiple levels," someone else said said.
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"Shame on you, you wicked, pathetic woman!" screams another asshole.
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To make her look as pathetic and desperate as possible?
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He's a sad and, you know, he's a pathetic person.
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I don't even know who you are but it's pathetic.
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He's a sad and, you know, he's a pathetic person.
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And sure, that's mildly pathetic and concerning, but it works!
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"Oh, that's pathetic," Clinton said before ducking into the shop.
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It was pathetic, and I take little pride in it.
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Your tights, your shirts, your sports bras: all pathetic slackers!
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Often those acts have a pathetic, witless spontaneity to them.
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The reasons for this pathetic state of affairs are myriad.
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The possibility alone has inspired Iran's resort to pathetic countermeasures.
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Our women are living in a very pathetic condition there.
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This forced a pathetic response from the Chinese foreign ministry.
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The ignorance of history of the current elites is pathetic.
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It's pathetic that you are this miserable in your life.
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After all, his record as a conservative Republican is pathetic.
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Participants revealed all sorts of clever attacks and pathetic vulnerabilities.
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" Giuliani called the country's growth in the recent years "pathetic.
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If it was unwitting, it would be pathetic and dangerous.
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It gets even more pathetic, if you can believe it.
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The new "skylight" is pathetic when compared to the original.
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It's a bit pathetic, because we don't live in India.
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Yes, that's how pathetic I am in the culinary arena.
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"I looked at them as weak and pathetic," she said.
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It's really sad, and pathetic, that Trump would fire him.
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We know that we're a wretched, pathetic lot right now.
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I couldn't let her see me in such pathetic straits.
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How did such a giant become such a pathetic figure?
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But I'm equally outraged at the pathetic White House response.
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Second, it's a binary choice and the Democrats are pathetic.
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How incredibly sad and pathetic our political reality has become.
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"The news is so skewed nowadays, it's pathetic," he said.
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The government's response has been maligned as feckless and pathetic.
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What kind of moron would lie about something this pathetic?
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" Again, just last week, Trump called the central bank "pathetic.
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At their phosphorescent core, they are pale — they are pathetic.
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"You want to know how pathetic my life is?" she asked.
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The invocation of the First Amendment in this case is pathetic.
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The actors in this drama are often comic, pathetic, and incompetent.
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On the Twitter, two Twitters, the tweets from 2010, is pathetic.
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CONWAY: Well, it&aposs really pathetic for a couple of reasons.
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While two weeks is, objectively, a pathetic effort, I'm not alone.
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"Has anybody ever been this pathetic at number three?" she asked.
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Then you're made fully aware of how pathetic your handset is.
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Despite his bluster, there's a certain pathetic quality to the Mule.
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No professional basketball league was pathetic enough to let me in.
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By contrast, Mathias in the new film is a pathetic tool.
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Native cultures look both ominous and pathetic through our protagonists' eyes.
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The code he wrote, in Scott Hassan's estimation, was absolutely pathetic.
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Historically, the company's sporting ambitions have ranged from poor to pathetic.
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Trump's vaunted Obamacare replacement crashed and burned after 19 pathetic days.
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Grant's last years are first famously pathetic and then famously heroic.
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"The scene at the deathbed was deeply pathetic," the Times reported.
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Even for a reflexive conspiracy theorist like Trump, this is pathetic.
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" A: "Don't assume you're the most pathetic person in the world.
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I'm done with you people, I really am, this is pathetic.
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"Can you imagine how pathetic and embarrassed I felt?" he said.
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And he seems to find his democratic counterparts distasteful, even pathetic.
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We look ridiculous and pathetic to the rest of the world.
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There are few crimes more pathetic than stealing from Girl Scouts.
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Keep kneeling for the anthem!" and "BLM is pathetic once again!
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Women being nominated for awards, Academy Awards—those numbers are pathetic.
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These dreams make me feel pathetic and like a horrible wife.
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Instead, I explained that statistically speaking, I'm a giant, pathetic failure.
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He looked so pathetic that I had to show my concern.
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They hit the same pathetic and melodramatic note over and over.
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"There's a patronizing word for that: the 'pathetic fallacy,' " she says.
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"The Democrats' pathetic case is getting blown to pieces," he said.
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Our global response to it has been, in a word, pathetic.
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"Compared to what researchers are doing, this is pathetic," he said.
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Using loneliness as an excuse for binge drinking is just pathetic.
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Contrast that with the pathetic record of military tribunals at Guantánamo.
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Trump's economic plan: same old, same old trickle-down economics. Pathetic.
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And so far, Boston Dynamics' creations have seemed like pathetic contenders.
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Reading your piece, I realized just how pathetic I really am.
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Image: Nobu Tamura/Wikimedia CommonsPoison aside, frogs are generally weak and pathetic.
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I mean it&aposs a ridiculous defense, pathetic for an FBI agent.
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This is the ruined past of the party confronting its pathetic present.
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The good, bad, ugly, pathetic, psychotic, you name it, I did it!
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"Judge Moore's latest charade is just sad & pathetic," Reed posted on Twitter.
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Look at this pathetic creature, hiding under the couch like a rat.
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I have to note that I am a pathetic facial hair grower.
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Nothing. This is a partisan, political, pathetic debate that serves no purpose.
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Overall, winter across the East Coast this year has been pretty pathetic.
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It is, as Trump should recognize, the last refuge of pathetic wimps.
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Xiaomeng Zhang caught both the strong and the pathetic sides of Giove.
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The pathetic, infantile posts were penned before I was a professional journalist.
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He was passed over for Godfather 4 and The Magnificent Seven. Pathetic!
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After years of supporting you, I have to say you are pathetic.
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Unlike the pathetic human, however, the PC can turn back the clock.
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I'm not saying that to be contrarian or ironic or delicately pathetic.
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The line between whimsical and pathetic is, I'm afraid, somewhere back thataway.
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I don't find him funny or likable—he's an insufferable, pathetic freeloader.
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And, more importantly, the Enlightenment will die a violent and pathetic death.
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"That's almost as sad and pathetic as her last campaign," he said.
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I saw what a bitter, pathetic sad-sack Karl Bender had become.
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And sure, they're all displaying petulant and pathetic assertions of white privilege.
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Or maybe he just didn't like hearing himself say something so pathetic.
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Usually, this setting is the perfect place to make Gus look pathetic.
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"As far as justification for murder it is pretty kind of pathetic."
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Let's use my pathetic attempt at a sleeping bag as an example.
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I was pretty pathetic, too, to get so irked by this loser.
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Cornyn & Cruz's attempts to berate #SallyYates over unlawful travel bans were pathetic.
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It may not be the only reason why these pathetic exiles were
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The pathetic flowers on Blake's grave lead us to talk of mortality.
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They also held Phoenix to a pathetic 19.6 shooting performance before intermission.
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Oh well... THE BAFFLING REASON MILLENNIALS DON'T EAT CEREAL: Warning: It's pathetic.
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"The ignorance of history of the current elites is pathetic," Gingrich tweeted.
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He insulted Kim Kardashian for her weight -- when she was pregnant. Pathetic.
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"It's pathetic," he said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.
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He insulted Kim Kardashian for her weight—when she was pregnant. Pathetic.
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Florida is not disheartened by the pathetic choices made by our lawmakers.
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You may come to regard her as dangerous, ridiculous or simply pathetic.
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To return early from my big adventure would be a pathetic failure.
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Forget the nagging self-doubt and the pathetic attempts to motivate yourself.
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That is an indicator of how truly pathetic the Mariners franchise is.
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Critic's Notebook There's something feral about Jud Fry, and something pathetic, too.
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It's probably pretty pathetic, but this show is my companion in life.
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I can usually get to 45, which I realize is truly pathetic.
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" Ms. Simon said, "She's telling a pathetic story and making it nice.
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This fact further underscores how pathetic and callous the Trump family is.
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" McCain's daughter, conservative commentator Meghan McCain, called Trump's comments "gross and pathetic.
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But this business of making up candidates to vote for is pathetic.
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"They thought I was such a weak, pathetic, disgusting target," Gililland said.
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Immediately afterward, another black girl calls Bubbly a "pathetic Oreo" and worse.
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Because it's going to be my last day on this pathetic planet.
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You will become an insecure, desperate, needy, devastated, pathetic version of yourself.
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It is pretty pathetic, and here we are, 15 years into this.
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In literary terms, projecting feeling onto inanimate objects is called pathetic fallacy.
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"Being vulnerable and asking someone to reconsider can be pathetic," she said.
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"That was a pathetic display," Coach Glen Gulutzan said after the game.
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It's just a funny trope to me, such a pathetic little tableau.
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" The artist also described the response of officials at Versailles as "pathetic.
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She said she talked to her girlfriends about how pathetic this dude was.
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I thought about the pathetic aspect of learning about history in this way.
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Cuddling the Vector would lead to new lows in the "I'm pathetic" department.
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She is so sad and pathetic that I almost feel sorry for Sec.Sebelius.
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Take a look at our pathetic attempts to relive the good ol' days.
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Too many riders are self-proclaimed "winners," raucous, rowdy, loutish, and sadly pathetic.
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"You can't hide with the internet you pathetic cowards!" she exclaimed on Facebook.
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"That's pathetic," she said, adding she had passed the claims back to Luann.
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It's kind of pathetic they're not letting Carly Fiorina into the Republican debate.
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" In response, Teigen, 33, fired back by writing in a tweet, "you're pathetic.
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Image: KodakBut it's what's inside the phone that makes this even more pathetic.
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We had a horrible returning customer at the restaurant—truly a pathetic woman.
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Instead, it's winking at the watcher and asking: Isn't this all so pathetic?
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Im not bothered by pathetic people trying to take the moral high ground.
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You can't hide with the internet you pathetic cowards!' she wrote on Facebook.
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And the days of Obama&aposs pathetic economic stagnation are now official over.
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And as pathetic as the Rams' offense was, the Seahawks' was even worse.
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I think it's rather pathetic for those who can't get over their loss.
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Even more pathetic, he'd log in under other names to respond to himself.
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It was pathetic; Mr Trump's efforts to undo the damage were beyond parody.
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Two middle-aged men in the same situation would be sad and pathetic.
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"It stays in its place in a pathetic attempt at survival," he said.
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Like Trump, Chris Christie is a pathetic, corrupt man with a tiny ego.
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And their pathetic effort to claim otherwise is undercut by their own actions.
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That's why ESPN's decision to suspend her for two weeks is so ... pathetic.
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" Clinton retweeted British author Brian Klaas, who called the excuse "pathetic and undemocratic.
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Her quest for her own redemption is both noble and a bit pathetic.
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My pathetic effort to console Captain Nguyen had been both presumptuous and inadequate.
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As Ingrid, you seamlessly shuffle between sad and sympathetic and hilariously, scarily pathetic.
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Today was an absolute pathetic match I don't even think he played well.
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This is a piece of political theater, political vaudeville, really it was pathetic.
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"Clark County is so far from Nancy Pelosi, it's pathetic," Mr. Branham said.
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Granted, at the time many women simply considered wannabe P.U.A.s a pathetic annoyance.
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" Mr. DeFrancisco wrote last week, "So pathetic, it would make Boss Tweed blush.
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They are variously comedic, menacing or pathetic — or, confusingly, all three at once.
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Pathetic Through June 23 at Abrons Arts Center, Manhattan; 212-598-0400, abronsartscenter.org.
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We're indoctrinated to think of fat Elvis as lazy and pathetic and deluded.
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Where you see a pathetic scammer, Trump sees a pipsqueak version of himself.
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It saddened me how pathetic I had been in hiding my own status.
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It's so pathetic and weak that they can't figure it out for us.
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I don't know whether it's ironic or pathetic (maybe it's both) that Mrs.
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In both cases, the brag is bold, but the result is painfully pathetic.
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They're endearing and pathetic, the desperate pleas of the runt of the litter.
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And if somebody doesn't want to do that at this point, that's pathetic.
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Other types of doing it have been considered backwards or pathetic or desperate.
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In retrospect, the ardent patriotism of European Jews had a pathetic, plaintive quality.
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"Study for: Coup d'etat" is an expression of power at its most pathetic.
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"In terms of the bonus that corporate America received versus the crumbs they are giving to workers, to kind of put the schmooze is so pathetic, it's so pathetic," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a January press conference.
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The fact that fandoms define fans as either shippers or non shippers is pathetic.
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The most obvious sign of this problem is the pathetic pace of new construction.
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How tragic -- and pathetic -- that Democrats refused to join him in making that happen.
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How tragic and pathetic that Democrats refused to join him in making that happen.
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It's so SAD & PATHETIC how low he'd stoop to cover up HIS PERSONAL ISSUES!
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But after eight years of weak, pathetic spineless leadership under Obama, things have changed.
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Wilton called Keem a pathetic child and then he went silent for an hour.
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It's a little pathetic as far as armed robberies go, but still plenty intimidating.
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Poor Meera, her brain is so average, as in it's so tiny and pathetic.
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It is so pathetic that the Dems have still not approved my full Cabinet.
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To this pathetic tale of urban decline, Mr Roth has added an interesting twist.
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You see and hear this in the gym regularly, and it is laughably pathetic.
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I don't need to tell you that your gaming options are sad and pathetic.
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But this party is pathetic; it's a sham and it needs to be exposed.
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"Pathetic, weak, contemptible fool," she says, turning to fix him with her frosty glare.
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To assign any other motive is a disgusting, pathetic attempt to victimize her again.
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The character of Lenny, irascible and pathetic at the same time, can occasionally grate.
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It lived a short, pathetic, inconspicuous life, and now it's probably going away forever.
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"It's so stupid and pathetic," Handler declared when asked Aniston's opinion of the breakup.
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That helps Trump's case, and it makes Fox look biased and, even worse, pathetic.
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"This pathetic loser been begging for my tits all morning," reads one such message.
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" She went on to say on Twitter, "You're pathetic sheck and you beat women.
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We complained about how crazy the line was, I showed him my pathetic pumpkin.
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It was a fantasy that Manson, a pathetic lowlife, could only ever play at.
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It was a pathetic offer—and, in any case, prosecutors don't negotiate with gangsters.
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Using his superpowers, President Trump has exposed them to be both dishonest and pathetic.
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Amanda doesn't come with a pathetic origin story or special skills that require CGI.
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Sanders called it "pretty pathetic" that Democrats sought to allow staffers to pose questions.
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Professor Robert George said Pence's had a "pathetic performance" in handling the RFRA debate.
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Or maybe they're just sad, pathetic people unhappy with themselves and their own life?
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Which is why it felt extra pathetic to see them die in gagged silence.
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They were all kind of about these guys who were pathetic and emotionally stunted.
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She defended Rosie O'Donnell ("an accomplished actor") and Kim Kardashian against his "pathetic" insults.
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It will be pathetic if a woman does not wind up on the ticket.
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The M249 issued a lackluster spray of fake bullets and then clocked out. Pathetic.
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But even those pathetic restrictions would be eased if the N.R.A. had its way.
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It was a "Hoop Dreams" sort of situation, an impossible and even pathetic dream.
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But there was no way of telling my friends that without sounding reprehensibly pathetic.
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The book falls flat as a conspiracy thriller because its revelations are so pathetic.
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Saying his plans cost too much is a pathetic response to a successful myth.
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"I have faced worse than the pathetic, ignorant people who attacked me," Kazan wrote.
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Yet after all that, he finds himself more alone, unfulfilled, and pathetic than ever.
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He eventually died "from something as simple and as pathetic as overwork," Hanners wrote.
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It sounds too pretentious and too pathetic to say that music is my home.
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He even tried to manipulate your honor and this court through his pathetic letter.
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Sometimes I envy their enthusiasm, and other times I think they're sort of pathetic?
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Dmitri Trenin, director of the Carnegie Moscow Center, said the Kremlin's stance looked pathetic.
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Except a new study shows that our pathetic sex lives are disappointing and stressful.
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So, this is how old and pathetic- The Lip, the lip- Yeah, the Lipizzags.
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Lorna Romero, a spokeswoman for the McCain campaign, called the ad a "cheap, pathetic display."
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And Paul, poor pathetic Paul, finds himself in the middle of a mid-life crisis.
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And actually try to do stuff, which is just pathetic when you think about it.
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" Though Branson acknowledges he's not an expert, he also points out, "14 percent seems pathetic.
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Before I get into this, I should admit something: my home audio setup is pathetic.
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It is hard to think of a more pathetic surrender heading into the Kavanaugh hearings.
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MACHI: That&aposs sad and pathetic, Greg, I am going disagree with all of you.
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And I concede, because asking him to keep me company feels too pathetic and selfish.
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Between the loud off key notes I would let out these pathetic, hormone-driven, wails.
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The victim Armitage paints looks unexpectedly ridiculous, a purple-haired figure both comic and pathetic.
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" Streep responded to the lawsuit with a statement on Wednesday, calling it "pathetic and exploitive.
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He was reduced to a pathetic, hovering background presence with nothing particularly useful to contribute.
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While accomplishing nothing, hopefully this comical eruption of pathetic desperation will make them feel better.
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A quick peek at the other Nobel Prizes' own analysis of women winners is pathetic.
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I have a tendency to the dramatic and I have a tendency towards the pathetic.
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And that's where we leave it: Poor, pathetic Meadow will never see Oprah become President.
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In contrast, the band's website, like almost all official websites of the time, was pathetic.
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At first glance, the scrawny quadruped looks pathetic, as it struggles to walk without collapsing.
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Eggers's chief tools for inserting symbolic meaning into Josie's chaos are children and pathetic fallacy.
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"I was a very, very unemployed, pathetic actor at the time," he told Vanity Fair.
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Pathetic." In Cruz's ad, the narrator claimed that Schilling was "fired by the PC police.
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But this suggestion is so meager, so flat and pathetic; Philip knows it'll never fly.
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I've tried to meditate regularly, for example, and it's just a pathetic failure every time.
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I check to see if he's liking things on Instagram and the whole nine. Pathetic.
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The main thing about him is that he was a pathetic, friendless, sad little boy.
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Yes, Republicans took back the White House – but their performance among young voters was pathetic.
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"It was whatever pathetic thing I picked up from my mother [Debbie Reynolds]," says Fisher.
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"It's pathetic how quick our culture is to sensationalize a fabricated story," the model tweeted.
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It would be pathetic to try to find the love of your life on Tinder.
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Mr Christie, who won a pathetic 7% of the New Hampshire vote, has dropped out.
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But the most pathetic thing about Trump is that he was also an Oscars recapper.
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The newest entry to this budding literature is just as pathetic, but infinitely more troubling.
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The shopkeeper, who is used to pathetic journalists mining his establishment for content, looks nonplussed.
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Yet, our 21st-century Congress is a pathetic failure — irresponsible, corrupt, incompetent and toxically partisan.
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We've long known that Obama's efforts to get rid of nukes are kind of pathetic.
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Of all the people who slid in that year, Johnson is perhaps the most pathetic.
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" "And it actually gets even more pathetic because the hearing was at 9:85033 a.m.
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President Obama's reaction to the death of longtime Cuban leader Fidel Castro was "pathetic," Sen.
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Would he support raising the pathetic federal minimum wage, from the current $7.25 an hour?
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Like, the smallest, most pathetic little serpents, left about the place as a practical joke?
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Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) for her challenger's "almost pathetic" accusation that she wants more power.
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The more you commit, the funnier it is—even if it's sad, uncomfortable, or pathetic.
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It wallows in grief as its "hero"'s gory vendetta goes from cathartic to pathetic.
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But why in the world would Alabama Republican voters nominate him after this pathetic showing?
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And it makes us feel glad that we, at least, see through the pathetic lies.
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The tech industry broadly is pathetic in this regard, and the venture industry is worse.
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And her revenge exposes them for the puny, women-hating, pathetic men that they are.
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He's already tweeted the word "loser" 234 times, "incompetent" 92 times and "pathetic" 72 times.
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It's pathetic that Congress can't muster similar wisdom and courage on behalf of police officers.
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Is there anything more pathetic than violating copyright law with a pinned Nickelback tweet pic.twitter.
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The reason these fights last for so long is because numbandroid's damage output is pathetic.
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The explanation is pathetic, just like the NFL's waffling on the issue since the beginning.
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And Gallimard's grand self-sacrifice seems more pathetic and unnecessary than it ever did before.
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Pathetic as it may sound, cli-fi offers a type of relief from this bigotry.
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I'd vent about scenes that I thought were still disgusting or pathetic or unworthy etc.
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And sometimes, being pathetic enough to warrant a little bit of pity can pay off.
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" But Hogan's lawyer, David, told PEOPLE that Gawker's First Amendment defense "is a pathetic hail Mary.
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In my head, having investigated billionaires all week, I am reading that figure and thinking: Pathetic.
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"It's pathetic that some members have chosen this moment to grandstand & get into the national headlines."
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But... And this is as pathetic as it is true:What would you have had us do?
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Nothing makes me feel pathetic faster than thinking, Holy shit, he went for a walk outside?
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But not every new Warriors fan realizes just how pathetic the team's bad old days were.
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"You fucking pathetic cunt, I feel sorry for your kids because mommy's trash," another message said.
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Luckily nothing actually escalated into violence but the rhetoric and intimidation is pathetic on its own.
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Which is why whipping up a homemade, non-pathetic breakfast always seems out of the question.
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I browse the internet's pathetic selection of maternity clothes and find a dress that miiight work.
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Ohio's recent "legalization" of medical marijuana is by far the most pathetic I've seen thus far.
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I THINK TWITTER IS A VERY GOOD NICE, NOT ESPECIALLY GROWING, BUT NOT PATHETIC AT ALL.
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And all we got was eight years of drone bombing and escalation and pathetic bipartisan negotiations.
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If a guy has to pull a line like that to get sex, he's pretty pathetic.
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I've never seen them move like that and it's scary in a sort of pathetic way.
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A witness said the scene was "pathetic and gory" with passengers trapped in the bus wreckage.
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I remember witnessing the most pathetic response a man offered a woman who refused his advances.
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" It was the most tender and pathetic Cruise had allowed himself to be since Frank "T.
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I went to five other malls to see their Santas, and what I saw was pathetic.
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The theory goes that this is not the Morty we know and love/find amusingly pathetic.
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Without wanting to sound like too much of a pathetic millennial, writing can be hard work.
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You can't legislate by shutting up, and they are just shutting up and it is pathetic.
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Thus, the rather pathetic trajectory of the interview moves away from any discussion of real things.
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I remember how pathetic Nixon was and that people elected him and that the nation survived.
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Once a serious competitor to Samsung, LG's phones have fizzled out into a sad, pathetic state.
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This seemed sad and pathetic for a city as big and as important as Los Angeles.
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This seemed sad and pathetic for a city as big and as important as Los Angeles.
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Once everything starts to go south in the Trump White House, Newman cuts a pathetic figure.
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I'd be sort of pathetic if I'd reached this point in my life and I hadn't.
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Read more: 'It's utterly pathetic': Democratic lawmakers are flabbergasted by Trump's 'tough guy' letter to Turkey
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Alqattan, a makeup artist, blasted the new regulations as "pathetic" in a viral video last week.
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The history of such banks has been generally pathetic because their credit decisions inevitably become politicized.
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Trump tweeted last Saturday that Schwarzenegger was "fired" over his "bad (pathetic) ratings" hosting the show.
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What would those brave men and women think if they saw President Trump's pathetic performance today?
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But even Russell's pathetic forms of resistance exist solely to uphold the pair's patriarchal status games.
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So Trump really did disappoint — and many people think his pathetic ground game is to blame.
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Today, he's serving me what might be the greatest torta de milanesa of my pathetic life.
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He exercises every day so that he can stand erect so that he won't look pathetic.
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They're beginning to take up too much space in my house, which is sort of pathetic.
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Greedy pathetic fools with a genetic mania to destroy all the sanctuaries that feed their souls.
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It is impossible to ignore the facts anymore: The Cubs are no longer pathetic or cursed.
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It's not even a very good song, and I'm a pathetic apologist for both Gallagher brothers.
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As white Arctic Blast, what's advertised as a blizzard is a pathetic puddle in a bottle.
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Mexico is making a fortune on NAFTA...They have very strong border laws - ours are pathetic.
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The KKK members are, to a one, obviously terrible people, but they're also just really pathetic.
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Last night, while Trump was concluding his pathetic address, Speaker Nancy Pelosi ripped up her copy.
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The result of this increasingly provocative discourse is often pathetic, at times comical and occasionally worrying.
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Indulge in platitudes like "lyrical melody" and "haunting chords" and you're a pathetic lightweight, a philistine.
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The Gag Rule, and the blustering attempts to enforce it, made slaveowners look pathetic and malevolent.
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Pathetic. I could never explain to my classroom of fourth graders this kind of moral surrender.
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" Manny MUA wrote, "and whoever tried to out her is f----- sick and gross and PATHETIC.
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But Collins declaring Democrats "are in love with terrorists" is an abomination, a step beyond. Pathetic.
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"The French crowd was pathetic today," said Sam Sumyk, Muguruza's coach, who happens to be French.
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I'll admit I felt less like a weekend warrior and more like a pathetic peripatetic parent.
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Trump's alleged oversight has not stopped "Celebrity Apprentice" from being a pretty pathetic effort at entertainment.
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Ohler effectively captures Hitler's pathetic dependence on his doctor and the bizarre intimacy of their bond.
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The senator's daughter, conservative commentator Meghan McCain, called Trump's comments "gross and pathetic" at the time.
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The men hid under whatever pathetic bits of shade they could as they sharpened their chainsaws.
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"When we discussed the project, it jumped out," she said of Ms. Hulacova's "Pathetic Poetic" installation.
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" Then she piles it on, calling them "And a liar / And pathetic / And alone in life.
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That kind of puzzled us because the stories were all very pathetic and almost everybody died.
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They won't come out and in plain English say what they're doing about it, and it's pathetic.
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Trump responded by calling him "pathetic" and said he choked like a dog during his presidential bid.
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Despite desperate, pathetic pleading, contacts at Adult Swim refuse to reveal any more information about the stream.
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BTW ... Chrissy Teigen weighed in on Kid's rant and summed it up with two words: you're pathetic.
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Over the bleached bones and jumbled residues of numerous civilizations are written the pathetic words: 'Too late.
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His diamond, which is fairly pathetic, is similar to the blue checkmarks that verified Twitter users have.
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In many versions, the mind of the AI is unknowable to our pathetic human intellects, transhuman, multidimensional.
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As for your letter yesterday, you are pathetic to think anybody would have any sympathy for you.
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" He also called Arianna Huffington a "pig" and said sex workers in Florida are "slutty and pathetic.
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Per the report ... Abbott called the other woman a "pathetic home-wrecking little slut" among other insults.
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Big dick energy does not care for your pathetic gender binary and will not pander to it.
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At the time, words like "fleeced" and "pathetic" were used in various reports to describe the transaction.
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The images out of Charlottesville, Virginia, are unsettling — but also pathetic, also exasperating — for their boring timelessness.
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I think that still makes me the pathetic one in this situation, but I was amused nonetheless.
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"I got death threats, and people said I should go kill myself because I'm pathetic," Seabrook says.
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Lana del Rey's fans are giving low scores to Lorde only for their pathetic envy, really sad.
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For someone to be smeared for committing time to family is as sad as it is pathetic.
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As pathetic as it sounds, I had joy in my chest for days after our day together.
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" Skye also tweeted, " You're pathetic... and all the people defending you, ya whole bitch ass label.. everyone.
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Pathetic. Matt: A tough one, but First Dates is beautifully low-key and I think more romantic.
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But I kept going, no matter how pathetic it may have seemed, or does seem in hindsight.
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He strangles Walton until his admits he's pathetic, and then forces him to be his personal Ottoman.
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Although if the secret conspiracy involves huge election fraud, it's just a weeny, pathetic Republican political ploy.
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He has repeatedly called the U.S.'s current laws "pathetic" and "a joke" when referencing the caravan.
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You feel for this pathetic character when he falls prey to the mock seductions of the Rhinemaidens.
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The liberal-minded people will think it's precious and the close-minded people will think it's pathetic.
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"You guys are pathetic," Trump adviser David Bossie replied, accusing them of a smear campaign against Bannon.
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He has called current U.S. immigration laws "pathetic" and "a joke" when referencing the group of migrants.
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At a time when I felt incapable of courage or success, Rimmer was a pathetic cowardly failure.
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I feel pathetic in public trying to lift weights alongside people who obviously know what they're doing.
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Even in the years right before 4chan's pathetic "Operation Freebleeding" campaign, the concept was already a thing.
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Finally, as if with fresh eyes, I saw how manipulative and pathetic all of his tactics were.
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I think it would be pathetic if I kept doing those State of the Thunder Zones forever.
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But Ms. Harnetiaux is following her own System, which involves dismantling our pathetic trust in all systems.
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The president said people were making the arduous journeys to the border because of "pathetic" immigration policies.
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For the past four years, he has been a pathetic irrelevancy in the Johnson war White House.
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But grant me this: America really is about to get the pathetic Super Bowl that it deserves.
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If you ever suspect you are in a fairy tale you must reject your most pathetic self.
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An inane, pathetic mission, but a mission nonetheless: Get enough points to qualify for the 'A' List.
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Other nations have provided testing and public health activity that makes America's response look pathetic in comparison.
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I decide to make another pancake from my Birch Benders mix since the rest look pretty pathetic.
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This concert is a pathetic attempt to show that the country is becoming more tolerant toward women.
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Many of us inside and outside the bureau, found his lack of courage disappointing, sad and pathetic.
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"It is pretty pathetic but it really shows you how much the Democrats hate Trump," he said.
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But they're not going to do it because the parties are so pathetic and inept and weak.
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But, even during the best of times, Trump has done a pathetic job at expanding his base.
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Mr. Pryce pours himself into every cranny of his character's contradictions: sometimes snappish, sometimes pathetic, always transparent.
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"This outcome is pathetic," Rachel Barkow of New York University School of Law wrote, after the announcement.
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Neither companies, ad partners, nor CMPs seem keen on shoring up that pathetic 12 percent compliance rate.
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Deutsch called Trump a "pathetic, sniveling, little man" and a "coward" for failing to condemn such groups.
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Donald, although pathetic in many ways, has maintained a sense of moral responsibility, however warped and childlike.
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How pathetic and weak the office of the presidency has become under the leadership of Donald Trump.
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In a bid for pathetic irony, the sun has vanished—it is grey and cold, pouring rain.
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I felt distraught, pathetic, that I had just blown so much money on nothing but virtual jewels.
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Now, the overall scale of this move relative to the size of the American economy is pathetic.
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Timothy has no plans to apologize and calls the person who brought the banner "disrespectful" and "pathetic."
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And I knew that no one was looking at me thinking how pathetic I was for traveling alone.
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Intel's recent promise of a long-delayed shift to 10nm in 2019 looks kind of pathetic in comparison.
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"This is a pathetic situation with children," Newark Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose said at a news conference.
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Gene Simmons calls Prince's death "pathetic," then continues lifetime of putting on clown makeup and bragging about cheating.
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"On occasions when I have reported harassment, my experience on Twitter has been pathetic," Vetticad told BuzzFeed News.
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In the early 1990s the notion of meeting a partner online seemed freakish, and not a little pathetic.
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As for your letter yesterday, you are pathetic to think that anyone would have any sympathy for you.
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As a result, penalties for data breaches and lax security are often too pathetic to drive meaningful change.
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But that is a pathetic excuse for this juvenile situation which only seems to escalate by the minute.
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Blaming the troubles of Hindus, who constitute 80% of the population, on half a dozen minorities is pathetic.
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I wasn't fond of other children because they could be silly and pathetic and I didn't like it.
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It's pathetic, disgusting, and something women have faced for too long when we dare to question societal norms.
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No other version comes, not even on 16-bit machines, and the Commodore 64 port is downright pathetic.
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This is the epitome of pathetic, and you have the obvious ethical responsibility to correct your harmful mistakes.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger isn't voluntarily leaving the Apprentice, he was fired by his bad (pathetic) ratings, not by me.
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In rural China a single man in his late 20s is seen as pathetic and perhaps even dangerous.
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" She added, it's "troubling and pathetic that some people would resort to leaking information to advance their agendas.
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Following that were as many "contrasting words" to describe their "statist," liberal opponents: corrupt, disgrace, pathetic, shame, lie.
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The last of which was a deal-sealer that ended a pathetic attempt at a game-winning drive.
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In this light, the fumbling attempts at masculinity and intimacy grounding Vice Principals appears all the more pathetic.
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That's your right to free speech, no matter how pathetic and revealing of white privilege that speech is.
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Once they were down 2-0, it was a pathetic, panic-fueled performance over the final 15 minutes.
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The president described Khan as "pathetic" after the Mayor said London residents had "no reason to be alarmed".
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But in this production, we can definitely understand why and how he's reached this pathetic moment of communion.
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The Arctic's oldest, most robust sea ice has devolved into a pathetic shell of its once-grand self.
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ABC's explanation is literally exactly the same as NBC's pathetic excuse for not airing its Harvey Weinstein reporting.
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Two years ago, North Korean attempts to develop nuclear weapons and the missiles that deliver them were pathetic.
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And while the Warriors run the league right now, they're historically one of the NBA's more pathetic clubs.
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In a very poignant sense, Peters shows us how pathetic we are without ever becoming shrill or didactic.
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The buyer's remorse felt by so many in the party establishment — including the pathetic #NeverTrump movement — went nowhere.
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He is the pathetic villain, the dictator whose rampant destruction betrays both his predilection for rape and impotence.
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My main app for leisure and business, Twitter, is a uniquely pathetic experience using the phone/keyboard combo.
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We've been selling ourselves short, believing humans have an pathetic sense of smell compared to our furry friends.
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He looks and talks like him, yes, but in reality he's like Kenny Powers' s older, pathetic cousin.
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Anthony, who was used to putting absolutely no effort into resisting my pathetic, noodle-armed punches, seemed startled.
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The credentials are there: The Nats have never won a postseason series, and their franchise history is pathetic.
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When I did Elvira for "Scarface," that was a very misogynistic relationship and that character obviously was pathetic.
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But a few still had to be culled from the herd due to their pathetic lack of support.
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"It would have been pretty pathetic if we would have gone the entire season without one," Adams said.
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He fears that the only identity he now has is that of the pathetic kid in the wheelchair.
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Even so, if they think it's pathetic, they're very polite about it and they're not polite about much.
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" The Daily Beast ran a headline, "Why Sean Spicer's 'Dancing With the Stars' Casting Really Is That Pathetic.
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It's so pathetic, but it's what I was craving: Caprese salad, French baguette slices, and some cheese slices.
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No one is trying to cover it up, or make up some lie or give some pathetic line.
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At the conclusion of this pathetic excuse for a trial, she'll vote to acquit him — impartially, of course.
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But in the real world, it was mostly pathetic stories like Eddie Murphy's alleged associations with trans women.
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" How utterly pathetic Post sports editor Dan Steinberg said he believed the page's layout was "good and correct.
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" Upon hearing what Weinstein's attorneys did with her words and name, Streep called the tactic "pathetic and exploitive.
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The filmmakers build the pathetic comedy of a ridiculous peccadillo into a near-tragedy of self-defeating talent.
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"The distortions, the confusion, the chaos, it is pathetic," Waters, a fierce critic of the Trump administration, said.
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" Steve Kerr, the Warriors' coach, said the atmosphere was "weird," and a player, Draymond Green, called it "pathetic.
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Targeting the first lady for her shoes was worse than a cheap shot — it was a pathetic misfire.
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"The way we've looked for life in these places, or are planning to look, is pathetic," he said.
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Even when properly shaped, today's sperm are often pathetic swimmers, veering like drunks or paddling crazily in circles.
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"It does need two people, which is the most pathetic thing I've said today so far," she said.
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Eventually, as the bar filled up, we did start having normal, non-pathetic conversations with the women there.
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He actually brought excitement and danger to this pathetic show for once, but the sad British public ruins it.
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Complete and utter embarrassment that you could be so weak and pathetic, that you deserve what's happening to you.
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As you might have guessed from this discussion, the US does a pretty pathetic job of collecting crime data.
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The killings follow the same pattern, but it is the statements from the government that are the most pathetic.
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There's Skinner's "pathetic" (+1643), krumping Marge (+1), and Lisa looking down at her food (+1) or pouring coffee (+1).
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The closest we&aposve got was that pathetic case of Jihadi Jane and that wasn&apost a serious case.
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It's quite pathetic and sad, but that is my reality, and I've gotten accustomed to just shutting it down.
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"Do I look pathetic?" she asks in one scene, putting her hands over her face to cover her tears.
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Anthony, who plays Marnie Nightingale in Hollyoaks, recalled the "pathetic, revolting" attack in an interview with the Sunday Times.
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In complaining about sanctions, some of the Kremlin's biggest hawks sounded almost "pathetic", according to one former American official.
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Even the Marvel rendering looks kind of pathetic with just stanchions and a presumed meet-and-greet with characters.
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Burger King's joke lands because AI exists in the public imagination as a quantum entity — simultaneously powerful and pathetic.
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It's an especially pathetic instance of self-involvement, and the name reduces colonialists and slave-owners to their hubris.
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" She also accuses Montag of being "brainwashed" and, for the pièce de résistance, calls her "a sad, pathetic person.
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Despite increasingly pathetic denials, it turns out that the "nothing-burger" has been covered with Russian dressing all along.
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What kind of pathetic, small-time loser can't get anyone better than 3 Doors Down for a major event?
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Nothing is easier or more pathetic than being a critic, because they're people that can't get the job done.
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"I forgot about drumpf…that's so sad and pathetic if they want to vote for him," Agent 5 responded.
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With my intricate credit-card protocol, however, I edge from borderline pathetic but ecologically friendly into, I fear, pathological.
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This must be what Superman feels like, I thought, racing across an Iowan field unencumbered by Earth's pathetic gravity.
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Sure. But I am glad to, at least for now, have a means of skewering our pathetic politics relentlessly.
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Our points totals are pathetic, our team selections are ridiculous and topping our work leagues is way beyond us.
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It's "pathetic" that shares of Gap gained just 5 points from $20 to $25 since early 2008, he said.
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This recent wave of pathetic support for a hopeless, empty institution like the USMNT is an example of this.
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"It is so pathetic that the Dems have not yet approved my full Cabinet," he tweeted on March 3.
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This is another pathetic attempt to smear people close to President Trump and distract from the administration's many successes.
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What a pathetic little island And if you're looking for a new Prime Minister, the Fader have an idea... .
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"What's 'pathetic' is that you look at domestic workers with such a superior attitude," wrote Kuwaiti Twitter user Mutamarrida.
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"It's pathetic that somebody would make a statement like that based upon a false accusation," Grayson told The Hill.
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"Left-wing conspiracy theories of vote rigging" are "pathetic," Dave Wasserman of the Cook Political Report said on Twitter.
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There is something pathetic in the faith of leaders like Mr. Xi that show trials somehow legitimize their actions.
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They're tiny, pathetic potatoes compared to moons like ours or Titan, Saturn's moon that's bigger than even planet Mercury.
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I needed a job, so I took my pathetic CV to the Yangtze restaurant, situated in Warsaw's market square.
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You have position and cause to protect all of our fellow Marines and vociferously prosecute these pathetic keyboard warriors.
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Holding the paper up to the terminal window, I made a pathetic sign that said NO BAN NO WALL.
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That's pathetic: Four of the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council are complicit in crimes against humanity.
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It knows the melting of its frosty body — so amusing, so pathetic — is also the way of all flesh.
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You'd have to be crazy to see that as pathetic, while Hope juggles her baby with her passive aggression.
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John explodes into the room, bundles of toys in his arm, over to where I'm lying pathetic and prostrate.
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"This is pathetic," complained a protester who had driven down from Pennsylvania, though she promised to be back tomorrow.
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He bullies his son—which, although a popular thing to do, is probably the most pathetic choice of victim.
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Albums that were considered as pathetic mainstream cash-ins a few years ago are now revered as true classics.
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Part of me wants this to be a sad recounting, not a pathetic one, but I see I'm failing.
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" A promotional video from the same era features a player sneering into her headset, "You guys are so pathetic.
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" He later added: "The fact that my caddy Johnnie didn't even flinch makes my reaction look even more pathetic!
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"Now the Democrats are making a pathetic bid to save 'Sleepy Joe,'" Trump told the crowd, referring to Biden.
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Crime By 1950, some members of the Atlanta Ku Klux Klan think their raids have deteriorated into pathetic spectacles.
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Four years later, the farm only had 21625,2900 cattle heads and was producing a pathetic 220006 liters of milk.
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President Obama issued a pathetic statement on death of dictator #FidelCastro with no mention of thousands he killed & imprisoned.
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Maybe $1,000 is "pathetic" to Pelosi, but for a great many Americans, it is a big and welcome windfall.
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They are pursuing one of the most pathetic attempts of alleged governance in the recent history of our nation.
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He says he only yelled "Black lives matter" to remind the cops it's "pathetic" to stop him for nothing.
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But when Mr. Maestri's gigantic Falstaff finally stands up, he's a scraggly, pathetic sight in his grimy long johns.
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It has come to be viewed in some circles as an esoteric or pathetic hang-up of Trump's opponents.
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They flinched under fire, and their barks were generally pathetic as they pleaded for water and bemoaned their desperate conditions.
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I decide to get dailies because I've given myself one too many eye infections with my monthlies (pathetic, I know).
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And if it was a deliberate act, again, drilling a 2 millimeter hole seems a fairly pathetic attempt at sabotage.
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Pompeo called for a boycott of the network, which she described as "desperate" and "pathetic" in a series of tweets.
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So when the Canadian diplomat sneers at the end, "It's pathetic, what they've reduced you to," you really feel it.
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As soon as someone's up on the stage prancing about and trying to be funny, to me it becomes pathetic.
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"It just looks pathetic," Boomer Esiason, WFAN's morning sports host, said Wednesday on the show he shares with Gregg Giannotti.
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Third, the incoming U.S. administration must understand that we are going nowhere with our pathetic 1.6 percent noninflationary growth potential.
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" When pressed again, Ferrell said, "It would look slightly pathetic if I tried to squeeze back into the Elf tights.
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Ms. Hagan, a former Sunday school teacher, called the ad "fabricated and pathetic" and sued the Dole camp for defamation.
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I was like, I want to change her opinion, or show her that these women are not pathetic; they're normal.
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Instead of nominating a forward-looking, science savvy candidate for the position, Trump has chosen a pathetic former science student.
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A villain who constantly fails, especially against plucky but not particularly powerful opponents, always has the potential to become pathetic.
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I'm up here, I feel very vulnerable, I feel embarrassed, I hate myself right now for singing these pathetic words.
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Catherine then starts a vicious affair with Nick (Michael Douglas), the determinedly pathetic ex-alcoholic cop who is investigating her.
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Kruse was linking to Drew Harwell's WaPo story about a pathetic, but persuasive, strain of political disinformation about Nancy Pelosi.
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It's a show-off tour de force, and McAvoy is dazzling throughout — funny, creepy, threatening, pathetic and monstrous by turns.
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"The whole world knows what a pathetic, puny, weak piece of filth you are," she said at the news conference.
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In 2013, Jackson estate attorney Howard Weitzman dismissed Robson's original complaint as "outrageous and pathetic" in an interview with TMZ.
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Dean is the kind of indie drama that makes loserdom look pathetic, but also a bit relatable, and possibly temporary.
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Somehow, I found a way to make a fully-grown person in argyle socks and gillies look even more pathetic.
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Rachel is unstable and dangerous—she needs help, immediately—and Blunt gives her a pathetic recklessness that's daring and committed.
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This data is meaningful to those of us looking for more in bed than one measly, pathetic moment of bliss.
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Drax advises Quill that he needs to find a woman "as pathetic" as he is, rather than pining after Gamora.
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" But, according to Felarca of BAMN, Chapman was much less heroic than he claimed to be: "[He] was pretty pathetic.
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But after witnessing the pathetic riots disguised as protests on our nation's streets I'm wondering how long that could last.
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She doesn't respond to your attempts at conversation, your questions, your pathetic efforts to amuse her, to cheer her up.
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But even a pathetic D-lister like Hulk Hogan has more power to shape the world today than most congressmen.
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"What a pathetic verdict," Silje Grytten, a political adviser to the Labor Party in the Norwegian Parliament, wrote on Twitter.
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" But the paper ultimately pulled the entire column, sparking further backlash on social media, with some calling the decision "pathetic.
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" Almost simultaneously, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders issued a statement decrying the piece as "pathetic, reckless, and selfish.
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He's a literature professor at a virtual university who's having a pathetic affair with a bronzed student avatar named Kira.
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" Prakash argues that the Sunrise Movement's greatest success has been shifting the conversation around climate change away from "pathetic incrementalism.
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It's easier to call yourself an empath than a bitter, jilted ex-lover, a pathetic loser or a self-saboteur.
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"To assign any other motive is a disgusting, pathetic attempt to victimize her again," Mr. Cagle said in a statement.
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We all must have the freedom to be our silliest and most pathetic selves without fear of it defining us.
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Jason O'Connell brought complexity to the role of John Kempe, who is as ineffectual and pathetic as he is cruel.
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In "Descent," he ruins his final chance with Madson by feeding him a new, unbelievable life story—and it's pathetic.
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Anderson Cooper called President Trump a "Pathetic loser" -- or so about 10 million people thought for an hour Wednesday morning.
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Hack Youtube comedian is very on-brand for pathetic millennials, but it doesn't even touch writing an article about one.
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Again, my non-beard leads to a pathetic cycle of desperation that I can blame on no one but myself.
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She later described the umpire's decision to apply the letter of the law when she threw her racket as "pathetic".
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"So tomorrow I will introduce a motion to censure Schumer for his pathetic attempt at intimidation" of Supreme Court justices.
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So, I want it to be true and fun and like life is: Sometimes you're great, and sometimes you're pathetic.
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I'd been single for a year at the time, which, according to my then-friends, made me "sad and pathetic".
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Now the Greyjoys are captive — or, in Theon's case, back in the pathetic zone — and their fleet is in tatters.
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What remains to him are his little sword and his pathetic fear of losing the power to torture his people.
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" Among her companions were the "18 pathetic babies born dead to Queen Anne" and her "sole child to survive infancy.
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And it's not as if anyone who has been through a bad breakup hasn't been there, pathetic/judgmental/skank-wise.
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Their work was daring, edgy, funny and dark; it rejected old tropes that defined us as pathetic, frightening and worthless.
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"The pathetic nerd cucks at Discord have caved and joined the war against free speech," said a post on AltRight.
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In a tweet, he said the Federal Reserve and Chairman Jerome Powell were "pathetic" in their handling of the economy.
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Living with President Trump has made Ryan so pathetic you almost have to feel sorry for him, although not quite.
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On the contrary, it might have been a pathetic attempt to hold on, which the recipient knew was already doomed.
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Why did failing A.G. Eric Schneiderman, after years of looking, file his pathetic lawsuit on a SATURDAY afternoon (unheard of)?
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That's pathetic, and apart from Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, the rest of the list isn't much better than Bezos.
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" Donald Trump Jr. later tweeted an article that called the omission "pathetic" and made an Instagram post calling it "bias.
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That scene where he lost control of his mic was pathetic, and this is what we have leading our country?
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SO YOU SAW THE RHETORIC FROM NANCY PELOSI, CHUCK SCHUMER AND ACROSS THE BOARD THE WORD "PATHETIC" FOR THIS THING.
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"It's pathetic," Mr. Hatch said, "that they're so stupid that they picked somebody of his quality and ability" to oppose.
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Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his "no reason to be alarmed" statement.
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But far extreme on the other end, there are people who are obviously, in my opinion, borderline pathetic, but also sick.
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But Keillor does something that is probably much more likely to get under the billionaire's skin: He makes him look pathetic.
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And if he comes in third or worse, he'll be portrayed as a loser who went down to a pathetic defeat.
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BONGINO: Donald Trump has been a welcome change from the pathetic grotesque eight-year foreign policy of retreat from Barack Obama.
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INGRAHAM: What they&aposre doing is pathetic, it&aposs transparent, and it&aposs sickening and it&aposs not going to work.
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"It's a pathetic attempt to distance themselves from the embattled minority leader," NRCC national press secretary Jesse Hunt told Fox News.
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The name-calling, the threats, the attacks... it might be fun on a soap opera, but in real life, it's pathetic.
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It's been a hundred and something days and people are ready to stand up against him and his really pathetic agenda.
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There's one about the romantic travails of a pathetic-loser coffee shop denizen in his twenties -- a TMCM reader, of course.
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" Nick finds the outburst pathetic, "as if his complacency, more acute than of old, was not enough to him any more.
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That's 250 more cars than Forza Motorsport 6, which boasted what we can all agree was a frankly pathetic 450 cars.
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First there are the pathetic wankers, then there are the irritating wankers, and then, finally, there's the Vincent-type of wanker.
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Remember when online dating sounded weird and pathetic, but now that stigma isn't even a little bit of a thing anymore?
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Grassley's next three tweets implored the president to do something about overclassification, but there was something particularly pathetic about the method.
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The cold open pokes fun at Arie, with Mueller giving Becca some of the same pathetic excuses for breaking things off.
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This week we will see: Though IPO issuance has been pathetic, those that have gone public are having a great year.
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That's my duty, that's my mission, and I give my wife all the credit because I'm pretty pathetic as a parent.
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He believes that one of the reasons that the gross domestic product is "so pathetic" is because businesses haven't been investing.
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The ad shows a number of beautiful but fed-up women asserting their need for men who aren't pathetic, wasted losers.
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Our gov't is so pathetic that some of the billions being wasted in Afghanistan are ending up with terrorists http://t.
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Pathetic humans flee before him while his mother rides atop his full-grown scales, but even Dany may not be safe.
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It's pathetic to watch a man -- any man -- turn to childish, impotent playground insults when he feels threatened by a woman.
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So it's nice to see them be pathetic once in a while, like when Lito moons about in a blue onesie.
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Meghan McCain is not holding back when it comes to defending her father John McCain after President Donald Trump's "pathetic" remarks.
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This is obviously chilling, but one thing that's been under-covered is just how pathetic it (and, by extension, Spicer) is.
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If you wanted to signify the pathetic nasal honks of the last dying dinosaur, "tronc" would be a pretty good word.
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Be sure to sleep with your officially licensed KISS merchandise against your genitals and may Gene Simmons bless your pathetic libidos.
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Those funds elevated the federal reimbursement level for Puerto Rico, from a pathetic 28503 percent, to a more plausible 22019 percent.
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"We're flipping a [the certain archetype] on its head and saying, 'No, these aren't pathetic characters, they aren't deceiving,'" Ross said.
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" Warren protests, "I went up against that loud, nasty, thin-skinned, mud-flinging, money-grubbing, racist, sexist, reckless, pathetic loser Trump.
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Donald Trump's pathetic rise to power may finally end because of something he said on the set of a soap opera.
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Others cast the visit as a "pathetic" attempt to court favor with Trump by one of Europe's top two military powers.
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No doubt, invitations to cocktail parties "satisfy journalists' pathetic need for belonging," as Fields says, but she herself is not immune.
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Trump used the word "pathetic" to describe Mayor Sadiq Khan's comments following the killings of seven people by terrorists on Saturday.
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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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"These pathetic terrorists should know that their actions will only reinforce our determination to fight for our freedom," the group said.
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Since I'm paying these men, the whole thing makes me feel uglier and more pathetic than I did to begin with.
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Shabbir said the "pathetic" seven jalapeños she was recently served was insufficient, and so, she took matters into her own hands.
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I saw Madame Géquil as both a humorous character, pathetic in her lack of competence, but also as a tragic character.Exactly.
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In the process, we learned that mojitos are pathetic, that Yelp is a joke, and that some people are just nasty.
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The most intimate aspects of human relations and bodies — those perverse and pathetic states typically hidden behind closed doors — were exposed.
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While these symptoms may have been particularly pathetic, I'm not alone when it comes to making a living orbiting the Donald.
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Enter Canadian Youtuber "Pathetic Millennial," who set up a BBQ across the street from an animal rights protest outside Fearman's slaughterhouse.
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And that's a wrap, folks: The Pathetic Millennial has learned his lesson and vows never to be nice to anyone again.
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Also present is the mother's pathetic sister, who brings along her boyfriend, a reformed alcoholic widower (his teenager comes with them).
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But maybe the next time we hear that trombone, it will sound a little less sad, and a little more pathetic.
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For one thing, much of what they have to say is both achingly funny and so pathetic it verges on tragic.
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And at the far extreme on the other end, there are people who are just obviously, borderline pathetic, but also sick.
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There's even a third place bronze medal emoji, for when you've deemed someone pathetic enough to call them the second loser.
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The constant was the figure of Pepe, and the spirit of Pepe, which was masculine, downtrodden, somewhat pathetic, and totally relatable.
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"I Remember You" explains why viewers had never seen the pathetic, vaguely villainous Ice King interact with Marceline, the vampire queen.
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"We are disappointed, but not surprised, that the paper chose to publish this pathetic, reckless and selfish Op-Ed," she said.
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In lesser hands, the one-night stand might have been presented as a desperate and pathetic bid to recapture the past.
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"Nothing is easier or more pathetic than being a critic, because they're people that can't get the job done," Trump said.
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Hartford Stage's recent revival of George Bernard Shaw's "Heartbreak House" dressed that play's pathetic bully character in a bright yellow wig.
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The doctor's office is only 12 blocks away and honestly, we'd normally walk but both of us are so pathetic tonight.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President Macron have been wise enough not to comment on this pathetic turn of events.
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A well thought out and statistically accurate strategy but a pathetic one that leaves tax payers holding the bag once again.
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It was snowing gently, and our kids were oohing and ahing, as kids inevitably do, over even the most pathetic displays.
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Then their memory of Charlottesville will be of a community that repudiated them by not getting drawn into their pathetic drama.
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The true link between the Trump administration and those pathetic loons in Charlottesville is not just bigotry, but also conspiracy mongering.
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Changing their tune now that the shoe is on the other foot looks like the pathetic actions of a spoiled child.
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The dig of calling someone Fredo is twofold: They get labeled not just a Mafioso but also a failed, pathetic one.
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In the pathetic, emetic Jeremy Corbyn, the soon-to-depart Labour Party leader, he faced perhaps the worst opposition candidate ever.
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Men are conditioned to think it's sad or pathetic to pay a sex worker, and that's also toxic and a problem.
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"You pathetic fucks!" purports to translate " Cette foule hagarde ," or "This haggard crowd"—the populace that mourns Gautier without understanding him.
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" He railed against the "failing" New York Times and "pathetic" CNN and called The Washington Post a "lobbying tool for Amazon.
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Bleating "let me go, you're pathetic," Tessa Bonham Jones's emotionally wayward Helena completes an anxious quartet of suitors in hormonal overdrive.
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Bleating "let me go, you're pathetic," Tessa Bonham Jones's emotionally wayward Helena completes an anxious quartet of suitors in hormonal overdrive.
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Chris Christie has a pathetic 19 percent approval rating, while a massive 77 percent of his state's voters disapprove of him.
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In them, Cleveland's offensive rating is a pathetic 100.1 when he's on the floor, and his True Shooting percentage is 54.5.
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His methods are pathetic, his agent is avoiding him, he's single, and his doctor tells him he's a ticking time bomb.
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Parents ask why they should risk the shame of sending a girl to school when the education available is so pathetic anyway?
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Earlier this week we detailed the pathetic paucity of women decision-makers at U.S. venture capital firm, which stands at just 7%.
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The monitors airlines put in the back of headrests are typically cheap, low-resolution, and have a pretty pathetic selection of content.
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This performance would've been pathetic coming from an ordinary witness -- never mind from the chief law enforcement officer of the United States.
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When I tried to leave the room, he told me I was pathetic then blocked the door to stop me from leaving.
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Margaret was self-important in ways both absurd and pathetic: She was, in a perfect and very 5th-century way, pure royalty.
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It's just as crude and delightful as the pathetic jibes of the horny dudes who sleep around and treat women like crap.
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I'm allowed to be funny, but no one can ever be attracted to me unless they are pathetic or scorned for it.
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So you should try to demonstrate that you're helping the artist and promoting their work, preferably by driving home their pathetic inferiority.
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"Her work shows people who are pathetic, pitiable, as well as repulsive, but it does not arouse any compassionate feelings," Sontag thought.
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And all that remains is a man who will be best known for his work as a pathetic shill for Donald Trump.
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Sometimes my friends and I laughed behind the alleged creep's back, maybe to convince ourselves he was too pathetic to take seriously.
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Even the President's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, has gotten in on the pathetic attack, also tweeting an altered Pelosi video before deleting it.
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"Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement," he tweeted.
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That's pretty pathetic in comparison to a person, who can peel a lettuce in a few seconds flat and with total accuracy.
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Laing lives on the 25th floor, and hobnobbing with the greats in the penthouse is the act of a pathetic social climber.
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He doubled down on his tweets just three hours later, accusing Khan of a "pathetic excuse" for his failure to prevent terror.
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Mitchell plays Stephen Nicholls, a mildly pathetic pub owner struggling to manage the family business in the aftermath of his dad's death.
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" Kasich has criticized Trump on a wide range of issues, recently calling Trump's response to racially charged violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, "pathetic.
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They arrive at Riverrun just in time to witness the Frey bros' pathetic attempt at a siege on Brynden "The Blackfish" Tully.
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Also tell Ivanka that her attempts to turn presidential interviews into chances to hawk her gaudy, overpriced jewelry are tacky and pathetic.
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Elizabeth Warren's pathetic defense and the enlisting of the New York Times to write this ridiculous story should offend all of us.
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But she inadvertently sends those requests to Ben, an echo of Dan's pathetic attempt last week to quit his job via text.
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In advocating for the proposed legislation, many members of Congress brought forth pathetic stories of drug addiction of some of their constituents.
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Both father and son are rendered with enough sympathy to engage us; but both seem narrow-minded, intolerant, and a little pathetic.
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It deploys the pathetic fallacy promiscuously, dipping heartwarming scenes in honeyed light, and turning on the rain spigot during a fraught confrontation.
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No husband, no Huma, SS looking like keystone cops & pathetic campaign hacks more concerned about blocking view of cameras than helping her.
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His descent into the gutter is presumably meant to be a thrilling wallow in bad behavior, but it's just pathetic and adolescent.
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There's a page in my book with some photos of really pathetic-looking meals and those are all real meals of mine.
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I think I gave up, went home, drew some pathetic ribs onto a white T-shirt, and went overboard with the eyeliner.
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It's disappointing when I know I could've won, I should've won, and I go out there and look like a pathetic newborn.
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Ms. Verson digs in the other direction; she is somehow radiantly pathetic as a woman who can't find herself under her skin.
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When I was drinking, I dissociated from myself, I behaved like a pathetic jackass, and I had nothing to be proud of.
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On the other hand, the fact that Ford said she'd had one beer has been used in pathetic attempts to discredit her.
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"If you ask this, you can bet your chances are zero — this goes beyond desperation and moves into 'pathetic' territory," Painter says.
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If you want to equate the Trump administration with a football team, it should be my pathetic home team, the Cleveland Browns.
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But there's something pathetic about this professional self-abasement, because the rewards center-right economists long for haven't come, and never will.
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Don't even think about lobbing one near us, or we might just shut off all the lights in your pathetic failing state.
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" Others, like "Henrietta House," resemble edgy spells and evoke Gertrude Stein in their erudite nonsense: "Henrietta, so pathetic, / Palpitating neurasthenic, / Barcelona antiseptic.
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This is particularly offensive — and more than a little pathetic — coming from Mr. Trump, who after all has a nation to run.
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Then there's the equally pathetic Conservative Remainers, who want to hold back and soften the government's Brexit stance, but not just yet.
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" {monads}Bernie Sanders confirmed that an investigation was underway against his wife last month, but slammed it as "pathetic" and "politically motivated.
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"Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement," Trump tweeted.
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Another chapter is devoted to a faintly pathetic attempt to convince progressives they shouldn't lose hope and can still make a difference.
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"Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement," he wrote.
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"Nancy Pelosi is calling your tax cuts 'crumbs' and 'pathetic,'" the narrator says in one recent ad from House Republicans' campaign arm.
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It was pathetic of her to be messed up, but she needed to be even more messed up to merit anyone's attention.
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Ms. Fisher characterizes her memoir as just one more "pathetic bid" for the attention she did not receive as a young child.
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Press secretary Sanders says Breitbart should consider cutting their ties with Bannon and dismisses the book as "pathetic" and riddled with errors.
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The reason why is that compared to the post-2008 expansion, the 2000-era technology bubble appears small, pathetic and short-lived.
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" But on Monday, he was reduced to the pathetic statement that impeachment "isn't a good idea ... in the absence of graphic evidence.
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"The NRA is once again spewing pathetic, out of touch ideas, blaming everything but guns," the Democratic leaders said in a statement.
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I love watching these poor, pathetic people (pundits) on television working so hard and so seriously to try and figure me out.
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Much of it is a marker of our level of estrangement and is as hauntingly pathetic as the graveyard that Myspace became.
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The Kardashians for all their gender changes, naked selfies, contrived feuds and feverish pursuit of notoriety are pathetic amateurs compared with Trump.
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She feels the power that Adam has, and she is grateful—pathetic, she knows—that he's giving some of it to her.
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Perhaps he's ridiculing himself for being pathetic in his acedia, but the lack of shame is unlike anything else in modern pop.
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The tone of "Tokyo" isn't sad or vulnerable, despite the depressing theme; instead, it seems to mock the song's pathetic main character.
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" "Luke's latest legal maneuver comes as no surprise; it's a desperate Hail Mary and a pathetic attempt to once again blame his victim.
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Rubio called Obama's remarks "pathetic" but he declined to hit Pope Francis for also leaving Castro's human rights violations out of his statement.
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Can you think of an image more pathetic than a small adult crying in their pants to "Dancing in the Moonlight" on repeat?
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After feeling so weak and pathetic for so long it would have really helped me to have people affirming my strength and power.
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This really sucks, too, because the Run earbuds would otherwise be a perfect companion to my pathetic one-mile runs around my neighborhood.
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He accused Khan of making a "pathetic excuse" after the mayor urged Londoners not to be alarmed by extra police on the streets.
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Pathetic Reva, with her drinking problem and bulimia and gym addiction and body issues and neuroses and TMJ from chewing too much gum.
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"This is yet another lurid production in an outrageous and pathetic attempt to exploit and cash in on Michael Jackson," the statement reads.
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" After Johnson called for a December 12 general election, BuzzFeed political reporter Alex Wickham called "an end to the pathetic anonymous sources debate.
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"This is yet another lurid production in an outrageous and pathetic attempt to exploit and cash in on Michael Jackson," the statement read.
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Theresa May, the prime minister, even has her own version of Trump's border wall—a suitably pathetic British number built in Calais, France.
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Kamala Harris going after Elizabeth Warren on banning Trump from twitter is one of the more pathetic stunts I've seen in a debate.
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Yeah, you're pulling things from your personal life, but when someone calls you a pathetic small dick loser, you know it's an act.
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Then Langdon is just downright mean, telling Mr. Gallant that he would never hook up with him because he's too needy and pathetic.
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In April, Fyre Festival made international headlines when images of the pathetic conditions on an island in the Bahamas appeared on social media.
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She begs her grandpa for an excuse to leave, before disappearing with him into a portal without looking back at her pathetic father.
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Former German foreign minister Joschka Fischer called her silence a "scandal" and Timothy Garton Ash, the author and Oxford historian, labeled it "pathetic".
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I felt insecure and pathetic from the criticisms themselves — but also inadequate and frustrated that I was seemingly unable to practice self-compassion.
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The other side: In a statement, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said it's "pathetic" Cohen is being given an opportunity to testify.
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"But they are rather pathetic at composing music or writing short stories," said Konrad Kording, a computational neuroscientist at the University of Pennsylvania.
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And so, it's tempting to rag on Aron Baynes for joining this cadre of pathetic shitheads, but what was he supposed to do?
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The issue: Canadian fan bases that sell out every game are pathetic sheep and the reason the country never wins the Stanley Cup.
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Animals are not wild simply because we pathetic humans haven't shoved them in a cage, so his terminology is often up the pole.
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What's more pathetic — Republicans using a scary Nancy Pelosi meme to boost their congressional candidates or Democrats exploiting this meme for personal gain?
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McCain spokesperson Lorna Romero called the ad a "cheap, pathetic display" from Kirkpatrick, saying the congresswoman has backed President Barack Obama's "radical" agenda.
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Perhaps it's time to admit that most of us who try to practice it just end up as pathetic alcoholics and mediocre writers.
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It was clear for most of the 2000s that he desperately wanted to host the ceremony, which is pathetic even by his standards.
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The problem is the concept of "millennial entitlement," or the belief that because we lean on support that's available to us, we're pathetic.
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The letter itself is pathetic, overdramatic and tear-stained, but out falls a picture … of his arm with my name carved into it.
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"It's so pathetic it is ridiculous," said Lewis when reminded the U.S. men had not won an Olympic 4x100m gold medal since 2000.
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This is raw politics and it's pathetic to see someone try to protect their own posterior over standing up to a racist egomaniac.
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Sanders later said, in an interview with CNN, it is "pathetic" that Pruitt doubts carbon dioxide is a "primary contributor" to climate change.
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This is why he went after John McCain in the first place, and continues the fight even though he looks pathetic doing it.
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John Kasich (R) said it would be "pathetic" if Democrats and Republicans can't work together to pass major legislation such as healthcare policy.
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Shostakovich was a connoisseur of false triumph, and this cruel moment of vain truth crushing pathetic impotence fits and explains his music perfectly.
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"The new laws that have been passed are like a pathetic film," said makeup artist Sondos Alqattan in a viral video last week.
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Thus, a slightly better-than-expected performance after a pathetic quarter could see fresh buying in a sector that could be bottoming out.
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"It's sad and pathetic that Congressman Nadler is harassing private citizens just to fend off his primary challenge from the Left," he wrote.
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If anything, it highlights the pathetic state of the political class with a bunch of overweight millionaires doing penance for years of indolence.
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Millie Bobby Brown, who plays Eleven, resembles Ryder, particularly in her possession of wide, wounded eyes that she can wield to pathetic effect.
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We&aposll also callout the media for yet another pathetic display of their misplaced anti-Trump outrage in a scare over a nonstory.
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Pathetic." In a statement late Tuesday, ESPN said: "We are taking this matter very seriously and are in the process of reviewing it.
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You talked about this during the campaign—the country's crumbling roads and its pathetic airports—and you want to make this a priority.
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But Dee Dee, by now struggling with Type Two Diabetes, calls from the bedroom, feeble and pathetic, begging Gypsy not to abandon her.
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The Victorian critic John Ruskin coined the phrase "pathetic fallacy" to describe the morbid attribution of human feelings to animals and inanimate objects.
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Mr. Dennis is such a man, though possessing none of the magnetism of, say, a Travis Bickle, instead revealed as a pathetic figure.
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First, the Clinton emails that have been publicly released have tended to be banal or even pathetic rather than corrupt or scandal-worthy.
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Asians are seen differently: pathetic perfectionists who never got the meaning of life, who're unable to live with abandon and therefore with romance.
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But it looks like Trump and the Republicans standing behind him are going to be making those pathetic arguments for a long while.
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Murdoch resists easy portraiture (Indians as pitiful or pathetic or damaged) and blind compassion (Indians as noble sufferers or keepers of special knowledge).
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This Joker looks more pathetic than evil, and the preview provided social media with the one thing it will not tolerate: moral ambiguity.
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Spending the last of his trust fund's shrinking reserves on the schlock of the new, he's a pathetic figure and an easy target.
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A routine climate science denialist argument — though willfully ignorant and increasingly pathetic — is that cold or low records were also broken in 2019.
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Celia, who believes pre-Castro Cuba was "a pathetic place, a parody of a country," supported the revolution and its promise for change.
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How did a man described as a "half-insane rascal" and "pathetic dunderhead" rise to power in the land of Goethe and Beethoven?
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"After the events of the last 24 hours, I think this impeachment stuff just seems all the more silly and pathetic," she said.
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I don't care if his father didn't like him—I'm not moved by that, any more than I'm moved by Hitler's pathetic past.
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It is tempting to describe the press conference as a pathetic rout – as an illustration of the perils of under-preparation and inexperience.
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Former German foreign minister Joschka Fischer called her silence a "scandal" and Timothy Garton Ash, the author and Oxford historian, labelled it "pathetic".
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The Democrats are more interested in pathetic political games and catering to a radical, leftist base than on producing results for our citizens.
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And it is such a pathetic way to disguise the fact that America really is not present in the Middle East these days.
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With the exception of a pair of distant trips to the N.B.A. finals, the New Jersey-turned-Brooklyn Nets were a pathetic franchise.
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They offer an escape hatch from your pathetic meat sack of a body, reminding you that you're connected to a greater collective whole.
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Where an occasional inhabited house interrupts the monotony of abandonment, a glimpse of curtains or a pot-plant appears both valiant and acutely pathetic.
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And toes crossed it includes everything we know and love about the tale that's brought hope and humour to generations of "pathetic" unpopular girls.
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The scene is low-key pathetic, and if you hadn't yet questioned the consent issues throughout the film, this might be where you start.
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The actor — who boasts one of TV's best performances with his brittle Philip on The Americans — manages to make Chuck both menacing and pathetic.
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Screenshot: CNBC Humans may remain pathetic creatures of meat and bone, but the era of the almighty humanoid terminator is not yet upon us.
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INGRAHAM: Yeah it&aposs pathetic, I mean if the shoe on the other foot, there&aposd be massive protests against this type of behaviour.
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Pre-release, the fear was that Joker's portrait of a pathetic, lonely man who finds his voice in violence might goad copycat lashings-out.
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"The text itself was cause enough for outrage, but the pathetic attempt at an excuse and apology was a flippant insult to her intelligence."
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And because Colorado Springs' Klan chapter is presented as a handful of pathetic bunglers, it's hard to say what exactly the undercover operation achieves.
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I kicked alcohol to the curb (being drunk is never cute, but it certainly is pathetic when an almost 40-year-old is intoxicated).
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" Martha Hunt also tweeted, "It's pathetic how quick our culture is to sensationalize a fabricated story.. Take interest in the real problems going on.
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"Not to sound so pathetic, but our dogs are our friends," ice dancers Maia and Alex Shibutani — also known as the #ShibSibs — told Cosmopolitan.
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It's not her fault for not being pregnant—her pathetic husband is limp in all senses of the word—and the injustice is infuriating.
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"You must be careful as far as 'sexual harassment' is concerned, because often it can be just a pathetic attempt at courtship," he said.
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White House spokesman Raj Shah said the emails are consistent with Kavanaugh's testimony and called Durbin's actions a "pathetic attempt" to smear the nominee.
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"I love watching these poor, pathetic people (pundits) on television working so hard and so seriously to try and figure me out," he wrote.
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In truth, it was a laughably pathetic attempt to pander to his remaining audience and generate some buzz with an over-the-top stunt.
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Jackson's estate also issued a statement to PEOPLE in January, blasting the documentary as a "pathetic attempt" to make money off of the singer.
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Nobody wants to talk about football today after the pathetic excuse for a Super Bowl on Sunday, the lowest-scoring NFL championship game ever.
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They're the reason a sad song can help to exude wet, salty tears until your pathetic broken heart can't squeeze out any more emotion.
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It's a stumbling, shambling affair, a rootless, pathetic, and ultimately impotent examination of the joys and horrors of hedonism as a way of life.
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My heart races as I click his profile and I feel slightly relieved to see that his posts are mainly drunk, pathetic status updates.
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It's pathetic that after 15 years on the air, neither The Bachelor nor The Bachelorette have featured a leading man or woman of color.
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Our president's first name was ranked at just 443 in 2015 but last year it dropped 45 spots to an even more pathetic 488.
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Michael Bisping thinks Tyron Woodley's win over Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson was pretty pathetic ... which bodes well for his own fight against Georges St-Pierre.
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"President Obama issued a pathetic statement on death of dictator #FidelCastro with no mention of thousands he killed & imprisoned," Rubio said in a tweet.
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Seeing the harm done to a person you care for because of your own selfish, pathetic needs is what makes cheaters feel like garbage.
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The Texans only have a three-game winning streak because they've been able to punish pathetic AFC South teams that long since abandoned hope.
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" The problem: Various members of gun violence prevention groups told HuffPost this DCCC email was "pathetic" or "straight out of the NRA's talking points.
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I had also started bouldering a few months ago at a nearby rock gym, and suddenly my body felt pathetic without any physical movement.
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Few of us can be monsters like the Underwoods, but we all have it in us to be as pathetic as the Meyer staff.
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We had thousands from every community in our wonderful city and a pathetic gaggle of 40 Nazis hopped into police vans to run away.
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" And, the second: "Trump is what he is, a floundering, inarticulate jumble of gnawing insecurities and not-at-all compensating vanities, which is pathetic.
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The Staircase may look like a welcome escape, but it does what many other true crime series won't: It ends on a pathetic note.
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Two days later, Trump appeared to double down on his attack on the London mayor as he accused Khan of giving a "pathetic excuse."
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I'm already mortified by the pathetic lack of women writers represented and find myself starting to come up with wretched excuses and squirming evasions.
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But I loved this silly device with its two game modes(!), all of its pathetic little blips and bleeps, and zero frames of animation.
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So these creatures have these pathetic, tenuous lives, which revolve entirely around sex—isn't it kind of mean to deprive the triploid of that?
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Maybe those symbols and myths are bonafide records of aliens showing up at Earth because humans were having such a pathetic go of it.
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Speaking in Tupelo, birthplace of Elvis Presley, Trump called O'Rourke a "poor b******" and a "pathetic guy," according to a report from The Independent.
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The old "Superman" TV show was pathetic; poor George Reeves looked more padded than chiseled, and he flew like someone suspended from a crane.
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And Riggs, courtesy of Steve Carell, is a cartoon: loud, bawdy, shameless, mildly pathetic, opportunistically insincere, a little desperate, a jester in misogynist drag.
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A White House deputy communications secretary, Jessica Ditto, called the video clip a "misrepresentation" and the criticism around it "absolutely pathetic" in an email.
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Go: Julia Jarcho's new play, "Pathetic," is a squirmy, sinister meditation on female desire, with a whiff of ancient Greece, our theater critic writes.
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If Cuarón left right away to become the assistant director for one of their pictures, they'd pay him even more than his pathetic salary.
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One evening, I was working with Amy, a fiery dominatrix whose stage persona was that she was far too good for anyone's pathetic penis.
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As pathetic as this may sound, I saw her as my property, to be defined by my name and according to my legal standing.
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You're so pathetic that you can't travel to Europe for the first time without wanting your future husband to imitate your actual dead father?
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It's dark and funny and pathetic and, despite looking like a riff on every Michel Gondry movie ever, is very much its own thing.
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As this session's primary firearms bill, it is a pathetic comment on what has become of gun safety legislation in the Republican-controlled Congress.
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Bloomberg's attempts at jokes, from kidding about how well he had done at the last debate to name-checking "The Naked Cowboy," were pathetic.
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But for me to like sit there and think that it's O.K. to like lose in the fourth round is like kind of pathetic.
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"The fact Buzzfeed and CNN made the decision to run with this unsubstantiated claim is a sad, pathetic attempt to get clicks," Spicer said.
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Like much of this drolly paradoxical piece from the Budapest-based Bela Pinter and Company, that scene is both very funny and downright pathetic.
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Within about an hour of the numbers hitting newswires, U.S. President Donald Trump took to Twitter, laying the blame at the "pathetic" Federal Reserve.
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There's only one thing worse than Trump's endless string of childish tweets, and that is the pathetic attempt by loyal staffers to defend them.
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We have already lost sex, the hug and the handshake to threats of hacking, left only with remote budding and pathetic five-senses Scryping.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders followed suit, calling on the newspaper to apologize for publishing the "pathetic, reckless, and selfish" op-ed.
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"We will investigate this and charge anyone accordingly with the maximum charge we possibly could, for doing something so horrific, so pathetic," Israel said.
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" "My father was his kryptonite in life, he was his kryptonite in death," Meghan McCain said, adding that she thought Trump's life was "pathetic.
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Park coos to her husband in "Parasite" in the middle of the act, in a scene that is as bizarre as it is pathetic.
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It's a sad commentary on Republicans that they have nothing to run on except demonizing a politician whose track record makes them look pathetic.
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But the consistent ineptitude of Jeb's own allies, and his own dogged, hopeful, pathetic awkwardness, was truly what did him in in his campaign.
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The paranoid fantasies in Yorke's head are just boogeymen: scary in the dark but silly and kind of pathetic in the light of day.
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And while Kessler is a particularly pathetic figure, hated even by many on the alt-right, the movement in general is in dire straits.
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To be fair, one of its characters is a gazillionaire, but he's sort of pathetic, and is, as is appropriate for 2019, a hypebeast.
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"This is a pathetic vanity project, and Howard Schultz better start laying off the espresso," Robert Zimmerman, a leading party bundler, told CNBC on Monday.
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And unlike galaxies that require a major wallop to tear apart, humans are fragile things susceptible to disease, famine, war, meteors... really, we're quite pathetic.
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I bring this up, although it's both embarrassing and a bit pathetic in retrospect, because it brings up an important role that AI can play.
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"Sorry @PressSec, it's never pathetic to stand up for the memory of the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust," the group tweeted at Spicer.
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When Mr. Hyde, played by 53-year-old Russell Crowe, refers to Nick as a "younger man," it's unintentionally hilarious and a little bit pathetic.
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"Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement," Trump tweeted on Monday morning.
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It mocks Sandy's students without having too much disdain for young people, and it knows how to ensure that its main characters are absolutely pathetic.
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But, for the sake of science and fucking with her son, she agrees, but not before pointing out the pathetic irony in the whole scheme.
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"At the end of the day, he is a pathetic groomer of others," Mark Rowley, Britain's former head of counterterror policing, told the BBC Friday.
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Trump was right about one thing — this pathetic, misogynistic and ultimately unfulfilling little dudebro conversation is still acceptable as "locker room banter" in our culture.
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But after crying that the NBA was beating up your multi-million superteam and then giving Cleveland hell isn't just unsportsmanlike, it just felt pathetic.
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It concludes with the pathetic Nicholas II, the last tsar, deposed and hurriedly murdered alongside his wife and children (pictured) by the Bolsheviks in 1918.
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Justine Skye -- a singer, actress and model -- put Sheck on blast, calling him pathetic and claiming he put his hands on her in the past.
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Shouldn't they be encouraging people to order two of the same in this pathetic attempt to monetise a cause in as trivial a way possible?
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"It's an exciting story, because it's a new species, and yet we have this sort of pathetic individual that suffered throughout its lifetime," Mallon said.
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" Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer condemned LaPierre's comments and said the NRA was "once again spewing pathetic, out of touch ideas, blaming everything but guns.
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" Asked about the accusation, McCord told us tonight that the "current narrative" is "baseless and a pathetic deflection attempt from the real story by Fundrise.
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Simultaneously obsequious, pathetic, and pitiable, Phiri brings a physical comedy to the role that provides much-needed levity, especially given how grim the narrative turns.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday said investors should not panic about February's "truly pathetic" housing starts number because the market is primed to bounce back.
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This is all amusingly pathetic, but it's also a dark depiction of a the fantasyland Trump inhabits, where embarrassing him is or should be illegal.
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But it's the spicy chicken nugget we all love — just hot enough to have flavor, just bland enough to appeal to our pathetic American palette.
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And there's no more pathetic—and therefore appealing—lap dog than Chris Christie, whose name has already bubbled up as a possible successor to Comey.
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In an interview with Buzzfeed, Pougetoux herself called Collomb's remarks "pathetic" and "violent," suggesting that, based on his logic, France might start measuring women's headscarves.
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"The Democrats are more interested in pathetic political games and catering to a radical, leftist base than on producing results for our citizens," Sanders said.
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Former Bush communications director Tim Miller called Christie "pathetic" and suggested he bonded with Trump over a "big meal," an apparent reference to Christie's weight.
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"I think you're going too far here," Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina told the backers during one of the bill's pathetic trips to nowhere.
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Just in: Rudy Giuliani calls Cohen testimony "pathetic" in text message to Washington Post and says, "If you believe him you are a fool." pic.twitter.
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" When a spokesperson for Khan said that Trump had taken the Mayor's words out of context, the President tweeted again, calling it a "pathetic excuse.
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"I love watching these poor, pathetic people (pundits) on television working so hard and so seriously to try and figure me out," Mr. Trump taunted.
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Later, Lucy remembers the same incident as a pathetic attempt to seek comfort in the kind of closeness from which Alice had begun to retract.
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"The direct evidence heard at these hearings makes clear that the Democrats' allegations are baseless and a pathetic attempt overthrow the 2016 election," Grisham said.
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The character might've been too obnoxious or too pathetic in another actor's hands, but Pelphrey plays him with the perfect combination of arrogance and vulnerability.
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Effectiveness: 28 Difficulty: 21 Score: -212 One summer, when I was a younger man attending university, I worked for a slightly pathetic, small-time carpenter.
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Sometimes Olga would get so mad at him that she felt like physically hurting him, like slapping him across the face with that pathetic bouquet.
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Craving another powerful slice of America I'd consumed last night, I shot handguns like a pathetic idiot while my stronger, larger cohort hammered through a .
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It can also be quite funny looking back at how much I idolized him—whereas he was then, now and always will be quite pathetic.
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It's a pathetic whimper from a crushed spirit—a boy whose birthday party no one showed up to so he claimed they weren't invited anyway.
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I'd go home, drink my flatmates leftover spirits, read angsty, badly translated poetry and stare stupidly out at the rain, nursing pathetic self-pitying thoughts.
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The play he writes about their relationship, with a "happy" ending where Annie has an epiphany that she loves him, comes across as transparently pathetic.
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A voice unbound by the pathetic political party allegiances, which have only stagnated and strangled progress, leaving America, not since the Civil War, so divided.
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EditorsNote: Fixes spelling of Khalil Mack, adds detail; rewrite The Chicago Bears' inept offense met the New York Giants' pathetic defense Sunday at Soldier Field.
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Bush's paltry finish is especially pathetic if you consider exactly how much money he and his allied Super PACs (most notably Right to Rise) spent.
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For her part, Sue Ann turns out to be motivated not so much by pathetic loneliness as by a long-simmering, pathological desire for revenge.
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And yes: Carell was good too, mining just a little bit of the latent pathetic Michael Scott, but for a guy who actually had power.
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And while Mr. Carell bounces and sags persuasively, the characterization is finally so soft that Bobby comes off as more needy and pathetic than threatening.
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What has changed is that the assassination and the pathetic attempts to cover it up have left the emperor (read crown prince) with no clothes.
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That bleating sounds rather pathetic next to the primal wail that issues from the ram's horn, or shofar, that we blow to begin Rosh Hashana.
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"[T]o most high school and college-aged males, Axe had essentially become the brand for pathetic losers," writes Martin Lindstrom in his book Brandwashed.
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"Hanif is essentially saying, Let's not see Zia as a big man, as a monster—let's see him as a pathetic man," Shamsie told me.
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It's silly of Patti to imagine that she could be the next Nicki Minaj, and pathetic that Barb belts out old radio hits at karaoke.
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I truly can think of few things less patriotic, more cowardly, and plainly pathetic + reckless than amplifying calls for civil war within your own country.
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Perhaps this was all just one pathetic bungle of a bill — a product of a partisan Washington where little work of quality is getting done.
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President Trump's trans-Atlantic pout after learning that the other world leaders were caught on tape mocking him as prolix was typical but still pathetic.
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Kevin is adrift and a bit pathetic, attracted to "the world" but tortured by his own vices; he also desperately desires to have a girlfriend.
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Mariah Carey was performing in Saudi Arabia last week, "a pathetic attempt to show that the country is becoming more tolerant toward women," he said.
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At Paula Cooper, eight sculptures stand in a loose ring (with a selection of small works on a nearby table), and each is slightly pathetic.
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The "you" these articles point to is always the same: quirky but smart, introverted but friendly, shaded with a charmingly pathetic love of spreadable cheese.
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Depp's much-vaunted cool becomes pathetic in this story, and the man himself appears as a lonely, deluded figure enamored of his own dull thoughts.
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To me that's roughly ... and I know health care, you'll say, is for profit, but it basically behaves as a really horrible, pathetic nonprofit. Education.
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Without the network of connections that result, we, as solitary individuals, are pathetic, innocuous, blank, weak, incapable of defending or even taking care of ourselves.
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Mitsubishi's position in the US market is downright pathetic: it's keeping off life support by selling effectively one vehicle in meaningful numbers, the Outlander crossover.
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Isiah Thomas, perhaps more than any one person not named James Dolan, is responsible for the pathetic state of the Knicks for a full decade.
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But bottoming out may not be justified in a pathetic conference, in a city that can't attract free agents, with pretty good contributors still on board.
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Clay said it was "pathetic" that Republican members who "constantly refer to themselves as constitutional conservatives" would not apply "fundamental free speech rights" to the artist.
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Rather than take sail, By the Sea washed up with a pathetic $538,000 at the North American box office (more than $5 million less than Gigli).
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"I think it is pathetic that we have to purify the air with our own lungs, or wait for the wind," said Beijing resident Xu Huiren.
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His next tweet was about his TV show: Arnold Schwarzenegger isn't voluntarily leaving the Apprentice, he was fired by his bad (pathetic) ratings, not by me.
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Borzutsky makes pathetic fallacy less an instrument of empathy than an agent of unsettlement, provoking strong reaction to the many historical and imaginary vignettes he creates.
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Recently, B.J. Stead, the guitarist for the band Miss May I, posted a photo to Twitter of the most pathetic looking pizza we have ever seen.
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He finished third out of the three remaining candidates there, behind Ted Cruz and John Kasich, with a pathetic 14 percent of the statewide caucus vote.
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One problem is low growth: between 212 and 2000 the average annual increase in GDP was just 272% per person, a pathetic pace by regional standards.
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When he's not sexualizing her, he takes out his rage on her with vicious contempt, calling her 'pathetic,' mocking her... It's rejection that inspires his vitriol.
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" Ahead of Cohen's testimony, Giuliani had in text message to The Washington Post branded Cohen's testimony "pathetic," adding "if you believe him you are a fool.
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You really should leave this game; it will only make you smaller and more pathetic the longer you stay, because you understand nothing about the players.
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" In a second tweet, Trump said: "Pathetic excuse by London Mayor Sadiq Khan who had to think fast on his 'no reason to be alarmed' statement.
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The closer you look, the more you listen, the clearer it is that these bigoted ranters aren't so much empowered as they are fragile and pathetic.
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"Imagine being such a miserable, bitter, pathetic old man that your dying wish is that the president is not at your funeral," another Trump supporter opined.
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" People magazine is standing by Stoynoff's account, with editor in chief Jess Cagle on Thursday accusing Trump of "a disgusting, pathetic attempt to victimize her again.
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The Americans I know are not willing to abandon our police and our great Democratic experiment to the pathetic cowardice—or worse—of the progressive left.
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He's the Soulful Loser: the pathetic-but-endearing nebbish who might actually have a chance of working out his problems by the end of the film.
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That's depression in a nutshell: You despise yourself for needing help, but can't stop yourself from seeking it—and then you feel pathetic all over again.
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Five days ago, a Reddit user posted a photograph of a truly pathetic school lunch composed of a hot dog bun filled with breaded chicken nuggets.
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I have single male friends who are older, and although they're not fucking thrilled about it, they realize they're not a pathetic disaster and they're fine.
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And its voice search is pathetic — far worse than the one on the latest Apple TV. For instance, "Arrested Development" repeatedly came out as "Rest Development".
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But convincing the jury to feel sorry for a pathetic and troubled young man will prove difficult when ISIS-inspired beheading was allegedly on the table.
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" He was privately skeptical of the Suez conflict, which he viewed as post-imperial wishful thinking, a pathetic attempt "to get back what we had lost.
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Fred Guttenberg, whose daughter was killed in the shooting and son survived, invited C.K. to try out his "new pathetic jokes" on him and his family.
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In a video that seems to mock the pathetic ineptitude of all humanity, There's Waldo finds the sneaky bespectacled cartoon man in a whopping 4.5 seconds.
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What we're witnessing here is a pathetic step-by-step bullying chain that would make any elementary school teacher send the tykes to the principal's office.
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Trump and the White House made a half-hearted and pathetic attempt to put out the firestorm he ignited at his shameful press conference with Putin.
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"For Team Clinton to make it seem now as if [Nevada] is a non-diverse state with one of those unpredictable caucuses is pathetic," Ralston said.
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Alcott began writing the first part of the novel, which she initially titled "The Pathetic Family," in response to a prompt from the publisher Thomas Niles.
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Thomas "the Chin" Friedman, a weak and pathetic sort of guy, writes columns for The New York Times in between rounds of his favorite game, golf.
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"I sure hope someone hijacked @TheUPSStore twitter account..if not, pretty pathetic marketing below..won't get my business," tweeted former cable news anchor Greta Van Susteren.
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Michael Hayden, who served in top intelligence posts during the Clinton and George W. Bush administrations, criticized the move as "pathetic" in a tweet Wednesday afternoon.
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"(The omission of the Taj Mahal) is pathetic and petty, but also depressingly characteristic of the party in power," prominent Indian historian Ramchandra Guha told CNN.
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They are the numbers of a pathetic straggler, desperately hanging on to a campaign that any rational observer can tell has no chance at victory anymore.
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Here we get the god of the ocean mashed up with perhaps its most pathetic (by that we mean in the original sense, inspiring identification) inhabitant.
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Photos: Rebecca Miller Most of the first dates I've been on have been granted to me through some pathetic combination of pity, desperation, and outright trickery.
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The president's pathetic suggestion on Tuesday that he misspoke by failing to use a double negative also reminds that, knave or fool, he's a congenital liar.
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Not only did he reduce me to the ugliest possible stereotype — the pathetic, simpering girlfriend nagging for a diamond — but he did it behind my back.
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And she certainly has no patience for the condescension of the "pathetic medical-school Mickey Mouse" of a doctor who delivers the news of her pregnancy.
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"Trump's pathetic statement -- apparently an attempt to appease China -- is yet another disgraceful example of his bizarre affection for dictators," the group warned in a statement.
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On his new album, "Our Pathetic Age," Josh Davis, the musical artist known as DJ Shadow, offered some hope for everyone else (and for Omar Sharif).
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While there may be many, as he terms them, "pathetic loons," these are exactly the people one needs to reach in order to turn the tide.
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It was pathetic, I know, but I needed to feel what it was like to go to war, or at least to see war up close.
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By Ryan Young Kim When first I sat down in the small, pathetic excuse of a cafeteria the hospital had, I took a moment to reflect.
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In the episode's most emotional scene, Laurie sits on the porch with Kevin Jr., and the two of them share some of their more pathetic secrets.
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But when I came out, cold and wet, my blond hair dripping and pathetic, he was waiting for me, dressed and perfumed to go to dinner.
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" He was like, "I'm sitting at home and I'm looking at the catalog, and the photo that you included with Clerks was so sad and pathetic.
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"That was a boy; I need a man," she told him, in reference to his pathetic showing upon being confronted, "Cheaters"-style, in the previous episode.
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"I'm law enforcement too" he says to the agents who are investigating him as a potential terrorist, with an earnestness that is both comical and pathetic.
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"I think it was pathetic that they used the labor, the hard work, blood, sweat and tears of the slaves" to help their business, she said.
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"It put a pathetic morsel of money into infrastructure, yet the president went around the country pretending that we were doing some massive rebuilding," DeFazio said.
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The analyst underscored what he sees as "pathetic" earnings and revenue performance over the past several years relative to the other big banks on Wall Street.
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Her concern that her own depression is a pathetic failure, and perhaps even an imagined hysteria, salts a memoir full of actual hospitalizations and suicidal longings.
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"It's pathetic how highly sexualized a woman's breast is," said Heidi Lilley, 58, one of the women who appealed the case to the state's highest court.
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