Only certain people can enter, however, seemingly those who deserve much better than the raw deals they've gotten.
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He thinks both agreements were raw deals for us and evidently resents that other countries benefit at all from our participation.
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"He spoke of the need to reform our trade deals so they aren't raw deals for the American people," she said.
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Already, the administration has alienated many countries by blaming them for all manner of raw deals and threatening to bring them to heel.
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During his successful run for the presidency, Donald Trump stuck to one simple message: Americans were getting raw deals both domestically and abroad, and he'd be able to craft better ones.
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Through these acts of favoritism, which include tax incentives, states empower large corporations and that results in unfair playing fields, limited or restricted competition, higher costs and raw deals for taxpayers.
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On the whole, Mr. Taylor agrees with Mr. Trump that the United States, particularly places like Wilkes County, received raw deals from the trade pacts that began with the passage of Nafta.
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The groups sometimes overlap and sometimes feud; their aims range from fighting for fathers' rights in family courts, where they believe men get raw deals, to trading in tips about how to seduce women.
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A Few Thoughts While We Survey the Wreckage: • Jadis certainly gets the rawest of this episode's many raw deals, considering suicide-by-industrial meat grinder as she contemplates her failure to protect her Scavengers.
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Those raw deals that newspapers are apparently facing might start looking like money left on the table; readers that are paying for content but not paying The New York Times or The Washington Post for direct access.
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What I want most is to be able to lean, and know I'll have support Perhaps being so busy pushing also keeps us from stopping to notice how we're handed certain kinds of raw deals along the way.
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Chris Kohler of Wired listed Smash Hits on a list of "raw deals" for gamers, citing Activision's approach that results in "players end up paying more for segregated song lists", and contrasted the approach to that of the Rock Band series, in which downloadable content is integrated into existing games. Game Informer's Matt Helgeson noted that, ultimately, the cost per song was still cheaper than current prices for downloadable content, but he still felt the game's purpose was solely for "creating revenue for Activision". The song selection, use of master recordings, and expansion to the full-band experience were praised. Dan Amrich of Official Xbox Magazine called the selection an "excellent selection of material" that avoided the most popular songs in favor of those that "are the most fun to play".
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