I refuse to acknowledge her and also I think she's evil.
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And, sadly, a few will stubbornly refuse to acknowledge your feelings.
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But to refuse to acknowledge its problems does it a disservice.
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They refuse to acknowledge my GAD, never mind the symptoms of it.
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One option was for Volkswagen to simply refuse to acknowledge a problem.
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He may refuse to acknowledge defeat, claiming the election returns are fraudulent.
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Why do we refuse to acknowledge what's right in front of our eyes?
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Here are a few suggestions: Refuse to acknowledge the number nine ever again.
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FOX NEWS OPINION Michael Goodwin: Democrats refuse to acknowledge safe borders are necessary .
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The actress continued to refuse to acknowledge that she had said anything racist.
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You may be tempted to refuse to acknowledge its intelligence, as Kasparov did.
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Refuse to acknowledge that, and you're skipping down the path toward Donald Trump.
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Too many Egyptians refuse to acknowledge the way such denial endangers Christian lives.
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In particular, you can't win one if you refuse to acknowledge it even exists!
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They still walk past every single day but now they refuse to acknowledge us.
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There's plenty of evidence to support my claim, which milk's detractors refuse to acknowledge.
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They're saying that they refuse to acknowledge President Obama's legitimacy as an elected official.
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Yet President Trump and many of his advisers refuse to acknowledge what we know.
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We cannot be fully woke if we refuse to acknowledge our disabled brothers and sisters.
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New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin on why Democrats refuse to acknowledge safe borders are necessary.
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To refuse to acknowledge the accomplishment of the winner is to give birth to a grudge.
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Republicans pushing the IARAA refuse to acknowledge the practical and ethical limits of cost-benefit analysis.
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Will it refuse to acknowledge it has violated the treaties at all, as Uruguay has done?
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Some voters might refuse to acknowledge support of controversial politicians to pollsters while still voting for them.
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I mean, so many good things are happening for this country that the Democrats refuse to acknowledge it.
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They refuse to acknowledge the realities of a rebellion that is corrupt, brutal and compromised by foreign sponsors.
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Receiving bail is itself unusual in Japan, but even more so for those who refuse to acknowledge guilt.
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Art becomes alienating when entities and individuals refuse to acknowledge their personal and structural impacts that contribute to gentrification.
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It is a struggle for liberation from all oppressive systems that refuse to acknowledge the value of our existence.
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To put it another way, they refuse to acknowledge that it could involve any element of effort or intention.
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Ben Ehrenreich: I think one of the things that is most deceptive about the "objective" narratives that we see a lot in journalism is that they refuse to acknowledge their own role in the production of the very texts that they're creating, and refuse to acknowledge whatever entanglements they have with their subjects.
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It really sucks that some people still hold a massive grudge vs old T1 and refuse to acknowledge I've changed.
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We have our own problems because our leaders constantly refuse to acknowledge the threats that come along with climate change.
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Three years into this nightmare, those in the Westminster bubble still refuse to acknowledge the multifaceted concerns of Brexit supporters.
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Godbold, on her Twitter, frequently calls out media outlets who refuse to acknowledge her work and her expertise on trauma.
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It is also a polemic against those who he believes refuse to acknowledge the economic achievement of the Reagan years.
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We are lying to ourselves when we refuse to acknowledge the role the federal government plays in all our health care.
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They avoid voting and refuse to acknowledge the legitimacy of any governmental authority, believing that all earthly power is of Satan.
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The real question becomes how long can Democrats keep up their criticism and refuse to acknowledge their votes against the bill?
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They would believe it is scandalous for any president to refuse to acknowledge that these attacks against democracy are even occurring.
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If specifically asked, the so-called expert will incorrectly refuse to acknowledge that smokeless tobacco products are less hazardous than cigarettes.
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"There are people in the United States of America who refuse to acknowledge that entities like the Klan exist," he said.
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We can attribute some of this to rank partisanship — some people simply refuse to acknowledge inconvenient facts about their own side.
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"Despite all the mounting evidence, (Democrats) still refuse to acknowledge the situation for what it really is -- a crisis," said Rep.
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Most Republicans currently in Congress and those in the Trump administration who refuse to acknowledge climate change generally fall into three categories.
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I think the people who refuse to acknowledge folks living outside the gender binary feel like their way of life is threatened.
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The columns that remain in Montgomery will stand in mute rebuke to the places that refuse to acknowledge their history of lynching.
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They refuse to acknowledge that the threat of over-reaching and capricious regulations shook confidence and undermined the animal spirits of the U.S. economy.
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Anti-smoking zealots refuse to acknowledge the benefits of THR products, despite overwhelming evidence that these products are significantly less harmful than combustible cigarettes.
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Just like the chair covered in clothes that you refuse to acknowledge, your nightstand could probably use some life-changing magic of cleaning up.
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Enforced disappearances are when agents of the state grab someone and refuse to acknowledge they are holding them, or conceal their fate or whereabouts.
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Mr Shantaram was disturbed by the idea that Indians complain vehemently about facing racial discrimination in other countries, yet refuse to acknowledge racism at home.
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This happens when you and your partner refuse to acknowledge or respect what the other person wants, and cannot find that middle ground of compromise.
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It showed off a few of the new characters in celebration of "World Emoji Day," which I adamantly refuse to acknowledge as a real thing.
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The disappearance may be concealed, and the government may refuse to acknowledge a victim's whereabouts, placing the victim outside of the protection of the law.
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Millions of Americans saw their life savings disappear in a snap, suffering hard consequences for the mistakes and greed that these banks refuse to acknowledge.
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There is a lesson to be learned here about how nothing good can come without a cut of bad, but I refuse to acknowledge it.
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It's part of why they are protective of him, to the point that they refuse to acknowledge the possibility of a Trump loss in 2020.
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While they insist the IPCC is "gold standard" for climate science, they refuse to acknowledge what these scientists have determined about natural gas' climate benefits.
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London (CNN)Ethiopia is facing a crisis of unprecedented magnitude, yet its government and Western enablers refuse to acknowledge and recognize the depth of the crisis.
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The real culprit of gun violence is all of us who refuse to acknowledge that we have an urgent, complex public health problem in our country.
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But it is about holding them accountable, especially when they refuse to acknowledge how their words play into the horrific behavior and division we're experiencing today.
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In this case, the crime and the coverup are both extremely serious, even if most members of the Trump-era Republican party refuse to acknowledge it.
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But this is exactly the point that Republicans — who are much more averse to federal social spending than even the most centrist Democrat — consistently refuse to acknowledge.
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What U.S. officials usually refuse to acknowledge, however, is that a counterterrorism partnership with the United States is just as vital to Egyptian security — likely more so.
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He was so angry to find me there that during my first weeks on the job he would refuse to acknowledge my presence in his city room.
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In the book, the pain felt by Teddy and by Sabrina's family gets repeatedly lanced by strangers online who refuse to acknowledge that her killing really happened.
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Some, for example, refuse to acknowledge the Rohingya as an ethnic group deserving of citizenship rights, despite the fact many have lived in Rakhine State for generations.
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Nadler wanted the shots of Barr's empty chair to highlight the latest effort by the Trump administration to refuse to acknowledge the constitutionally-mandated oversight role for Congress.
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But the summit failed to reach agreement on climate change, noting that the seven governments remain divided because Trump continues to refuse to acknowledge human-caused climate change.
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Even as the United States launches military operations inside their borders, we refuse to acknowledge them as strategic partners, a courtesy we allow everywhere else on the planet.
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Many of the media continue to refuse to acknowledge the fact that both campaigns were actively seeking dirt on the other side, including information from Russian intelligence figures.
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In my experience, anti-Semites refuse to acknowledge Mizrahi and Sephardi Jews to minimize the history of oppression against Jews, and in doing so dismiss contemporary Jewish concerns.
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Trump supporters credit the president for a strong economy and surging stock market; those who dislike him refuse to acknowledge the tangible effects of tax cuts and deregulation.
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To their fans' delight, Mr. Overell and Mr. Parker insist on staying in character for public appearances and refuse to acknowledge that their journalism is really just comedy.
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Ultimately, the US Supreme Court argued that there was no reason for the Alabama court to refuse to acknowledge a Georgia court's ruling in favor of the adoption.
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If this happens, we'll finally be able say "I told you so" to all the annoying people who refuse to acknowledge that climate change is, you know, a thing.
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On the other hand, we should rebuke certain voices on the left who refuse to acknowledge terrorism's ties to Islam or who bristle when Christians extol Jesus to Muslims.
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Currently, air medical services are reimbursed at unsustainable rates by government insurance (Medicare/Medicaid), and by some private insurance providers who refuse to acknowledge the true cost of service.
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House Republicans refuse to acknowledge the first 100 days of Hillary's presidency on the basis that women count days only when their period is late, and that's just icky.
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Sure, audiences got to catch up with them in the sequel, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, and the subsequent three films which we refuse to acknowledge as canon.
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But we refuse to acknowledge the harm being done to students who would have been far better off attending community college to earn a certificate in a high-demand field.
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Until we have single-payer, however, it is willful ignorance and borderline maliciousness to refuse to acknowledge what Republicans are doing in refusing to expand Medicaid: They are killing people.
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What American conservatives refuse to acknowledge is that European conservative political parties and governments do support systems of government health care — much as we do with Social Security or Medicare.
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" (It turned out he didn't because he couldn't.) It would be nice to see if we can live without "double down," which now seems to mean "refuse to acknowledge the obvious.
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Detractors from the 6900 tax cuts refuse to acknowledge an important piece of the jobs growth puzzle: pass through entities account for 98 percent of jobs gains since 2012 through 2015.
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The longer the Never Trumpers choose to dig their heels in and refuse to acknowledge that President Trump is making good on everything he said he'd do, the more credibility they lose.
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They sometimes minimize the dangers of toxic shock syndrome and refuse to acknowledge that the pantyliner they have in their underwear to catch "excess flow" is actually just a glorified menstrual pad.
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"The fund cannot support board directors who refuse to acknowledge substantial risks to Exxon's bottom line and fail to help it transition to a lower carbon future," DiNapoli said in a statement.
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"We need to secure the border and Democrats refuse to acknowledge an ongoing crisis, so I believe the president was left with no choice but to declare a national emergency," he said.
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Though Bronson has worked as a cook, and is familiar with the nuances and language of haute cuisine, he and his cronies refuse to acknowledge a chasm between high and low fare.
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Because most of ya'll don't even realize or refuse to acknowledge that your existence, privilege and success as a race is built on the backs, blood and death of people of colour.
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"The fund cannot support board directors who refuse to acknowledge substantial risks to Exxon's bottom line and fail to help it transition to a lower carbon future," DiNapoli said in a statement.
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Many other Americans — most of them black and male, like Flowers — also sit in prison or jail today because of evidence that judges or prosecutors refuse to acknowledge as flimsy or manufactured.
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It serves the political and executive classes, the elite whom Trump repeatedly rails against to great success precisely because these supercilious institutions refuse to acknowledge their parasitic relationship to the existing societal conditions.
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Dear Amy: Our daughter and son-in-law got mad at us for not giving them some of their inheritance, and now they refuse to acknowledge gifts that we send to the grandkids.
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Like Bill Clinton&aposs failure to read the signs of the times and appreciate the lessons of the past, Democrats refuse to acknowledge and respect the voters that Trump has brought into the fold.
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Now, on the one hand, 2016 was a referendum on facts—the new data of An Inconvenient Sequel is terrifying not just in and of itself but because so many refuse to acknowledge it.
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The name certainly binds me to a shadow economy that limits my access to mainstream recognition, but to hide it away would be to refuse to acknowledge the challenges that forged who I am today.
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It is a round number birthday, though I refuse to acknowledge that fact, so I am going to just treat it as a special day in which I get to spend quality time with family.
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Critics of the president seem more than willing to speculate on highly attenuated evidence of some criminal conspiracy but refuse to acknowledge the continued absence of any direct or even plausible evidentiary basis for collusion.
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The Samsung Galaxy S2929 phones, like every Samsung device before them, are full of things I don't need: the calorie-counting app, the virtual makeup thing, creepy "AR emojis" I refuse to acknowledge in this review.
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I feel like it's such a scary thing we all grapple with, and we refuse to acknowledge it, and that's one of the reasons I think there aren't that many films about that moment in time.
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They refuse to acknowledge that masses of boys and men have been programmed from birth on to believe that at some point they must be violent, whether psychologically or physically, to prove that they are men.
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"Most of ya'll don't even realise or refuse to acknowledge that your existence, privilege and success as a race is built on the backs, blood and death of people of colour," she is quoted as saying.
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Doubtless there will be people who refuse to acknowledge the very clear symbolism here, much in the same way that the Kekistan flag itself was designed to give overt symbols of Nazi allegiance an ironic cover story.
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Sally Kohn: Mike Pence is living on an alternate planet Well it turns out, if you refuse to acknowledge any of the horrible things that Donald Trump has actually said, then it's pretty easy to defend him.
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But it nonetheless establishes Ripley as a force to be reckoned with, capable and intelligent, a competent professional, wary of dangers that others refuse to acknowledge, and more than capable of handling herself when a situation becomes dire.
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As someone living in a market where Facebook first tested Messenger Day — the Snapchat clone its executives refuse to acknowledge was copied from Snapchat — I can say that the new feature has only soured my use of Messenger.
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To insist that the only solution is for the people to get back in line is to refuse to acknowledge that the "establishment" bears any responsibility for the conditions that created the public's outrage in the first place.
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My thought bubble: Republicans are the bigger sinners in this debate because most of them refuse to acknowledge that climate change and humans' role driving it is a real thing, as I wrote in my column last week.
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Many white Americans, such as Lord and other Trump supporters, may refuse to acknowledge that these disparities exist and are problematic, perhaps because they prefer a power structure that favors white Americans — but these disparities are real nonetheless.
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"But the President continues to refuse to acknowledge his responsibility, and the problem is that if he didn't acknowledge it in Puerto Rico, God bless the people of South Carolina and the people of North Carolina," Cruz said.
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And I think President Trump's leadership is spot-on — we have to reject all kinds of racism, and eventually we have to reject it and refuse to acknowledge it, other than criminal proceedings, and get rid of it.
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By no means is he alone in this type of failure, by the way: All the tech giants have products and phases they'd rather not speak of or, though they might refuse to acknowledge it, have been crushing defeats.
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Like a dance partner who has returned to the fray but one drink more corporeal, the specter of nuclear weapons hangs in the shadows for the rest of us, an all-but-inevitability we recognize but refuse to acknowledge.
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The 28-year-old has been frustrated that her parents refuse to acknowledge not only that this storm is way bigger than Andrew was—but that they're less equipped to deal with a superstorm than they once were, too.
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The growing skepticism toward these large banks is more than justified, especially as many of them continue to make claims in public and in court that they are not responsible for what happened and refuse to acknowledge any wrongdoing.
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While there are some who will refuse to acknowledge it, the tumultuous mutual history of the two clubs is an inherent part of Wimbledon's identity, informing how the fans perceive themselves and helping to define what their club represents.
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A 13-year-old Jojo is struggling with his identity, torn between becoming a man and staying a child, between his whiteness and his blackness as an interracial child with deeply racist white grandparents who refuse to acknowledge him.
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I'm not ashamed to say that I was pretty much in love with the princess by the end of the game — and I refuse to acknowledge the subsequent sequels and movie as related to this original gem of a game.
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This move was largely due to pressure from the American Civil Liberties Union and allied groups that oppose any meaningful border enforcement and refuse to acknowledge that rocks, bricks and other detritus have been used to lethal effect for millennia.
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The damage done to Turkey's relations with the Armenians and its NATO allies is the responsibility of that large majority of Turks who refuse to acknowledge a dark blot on their history, not those who seek to commemorate the tragedy.
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"As you know, I'm willing to send the military to defend our southern border if necessary, all 'cause -- because of the illegal immigration onslaught brought by the Democrats because they refuse to acknowledge or to change the laws," he said.
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Washington is a mess when it comes to climate change, split in two mutually exclusive groups of people: those who think the issue is the most urgent problem facing the world and those who refuse to acknowledge it's a problem at all.
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Everyday people, multiple recent polls have shown, largely recognize the reality that the few politicians with the power to proactively prepare and protect the public refuse to acknowledge: For better or worse, the planet's climate is changing, and humans are changing it.
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Indeed, these opponents of helping Ukraine refuse to acknowledge the progress made by this army or the resolute fighting spirit of the Ukrainian people lest that detract from their narrative of a Russia unlimited by its own economic weakness and military capabilities.
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"Because we refuse to acknowledge that people have families and care issues, we're falling behind our economic competitors," said Heather Boushey, the executive director of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, who advised Hillary Clinton on economic issues during her 2016 presidential campaign.
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On campuses, as in state legislatures or in the national political conversation, the actual conflict is not between Jews and Muslims, but between those willing to speak out for Palestinian rights and those who refuse to acknowledge that Israel is committing human rights violations.
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At this point, though many people on all sides still refuse to acknowledge it, the evidence is overwhelming: It was cultural backlash, against immigrants, minorities, uppity women, liberals, and all the other forces seen as dislodging traditional white men from their centrality in American culture.
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Partly out of institutional pride, and partly out of a need to maintain the amateurism-supporting fiction that athletes are regular students who just happen to be extremely good at sports, schools refuse to acknowledge that, say, a star basketball player has a sixth-grade reading level.
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As Emezi prepared for this week's release of "Pet," about a transgender teenager named Jam living in a world where adults refuse to acknowledge the existence of monsters, they discussed self-care, the pressures black authors face and the challenges of writing a book for teenagers.
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But it ignores the very real possibility that more people in more states preferred Trump to Clinton, and it amounts to a denial on the part of Democrats who refuse to acknowledge that the U.S., under the Obama administration, engaged in the same nefarious behavior they're now denouncing.
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Right-wing writers like Michael Bastatch at the Daily Caller have been clicking their tongues at liberals like former Barack Obama adviser Ben Rhodes for daring to politicize the hurricane by suggesting on Twitter that Republicans who refuse to acknowledge climate change will have to answer for storm-related death and destruction in the future.
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These facts are true no matter how many commentators refuse to acknowledge this in what they call the "news," and no matter how many times establishment insiders keep repeating that Clinton is more electable without even trying to acknowledge or consider why most recent polling suggests the opposite of what they claim to be true.
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Writing in the New Yorker in 1968, Jacob Brackman criticized the film for not being nearly political enough: Nichols has made a film about growing up that is really about growing down, the lowering of consciousness; a film about dropping out that is really about working in; a film about alienated youth that refuse to acknowledge the momentous sources of alienation.
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Here's how the divide plays out: The first New York Times column by Bret Stephens, who left The Wall Street Journal opinion pages, articulated a common conservative viewpoint on climate change that leaders on the left pushing the climate agenda refuse to acknowledge uncertainty inherent in climate science (Stephens himself has shifted from outright dismissing the entire issue to questioning the certainty of long-term projections).
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" Asked about the White House explanation that the President didn't want to exclude any of the other groups Nazis killed by specifically mentioning Jews, Greenblatt told CNN that the United Nations established International Holocaust Remembrance Day not only because of Holocaust denial but also because so many countries -- Iran, Russia and Hungary, for example -- specifically refuse to acknowledge Hitler's attempt to exterminate Jews, "opting instead to talk about generic suffering rather than recognizing this catastrophic incident for what is was: the intended genocide of the Jewish people.
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The complexities were many, but one issue stood out: While successive Israeli governments (left and right) had acknowledged the Palestinians' ultimate goal — some form of a Palestinian state or self-determination — the Palestinian leadership continues to refuse to acknowledge Israel's ultimate goal In 2014 Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas insisted that millions of descendants of the original Palestinian refugees from the 1948 Arab-Israeli war had a personal "right of return" to pre-1967 Israel — that is, not just to Judea and Samaria (what is commonly referred to as the "West Bank"), and Gaza, but to all of Israel, including Tel Aviv, Haifa, and all other cities.
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