So MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski argued Monday morning that the chants were "sickening" when Trump supporters did them — and that they were also "sickening" when aimed at Trump himself.
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But recently the group has embraced a sickening new tactic.
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An escape game will turn you into a sickening tyrant.
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For me, it is sickening to sell fetal body parts.
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The videos of the assault on Mr Rush are sickening.
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This sickening reality has become too normal for our children.
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It's quite in your face, luscious, but a bit sickening.
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Most sickening is the naked opportunism inherent in these proposals.
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Body kicks blast kidneys and livers with a sickening thud.
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A crazy, pretty sickening new frontier of body bling, right?
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I had a sickening moment of truth: I've done that.
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As more sickening details have emerged, the horror has grown.
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But does the overall messaging hold some seriously sickening truths?
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The images of burning trucks filled with aid are sickening.
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The story was so sickening and shocking that it stuck.
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His failure to take accountability for his actions is sickening.
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Khan also wrote on Facebook that the attacks were sickening.
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Sickening as they are, it's the unavoidable centerpiece of the story.
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Phillips died first, in a sickening moment that was broadcast live.
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The outbreaks are collectively responsible for sickening at least 500 people.
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This year brought us sickening examples of apparent murder by cops.
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ALL terrorist attacks are sickening, but some more so than others.
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"This attack stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice," she said.
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It's an old story that Penn Warren makes sickening and fresh.
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It's a sickening scene that provides more evidence of Randall's depravity.
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The images of burning trucks filled with aid are sickening. pic.twitter.
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I like them to be short and shocking and maybe sickening.
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First responders to the scene began sickening with an unknown virus.
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My experience on the American Airlines flight was a bit sickening.
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People will literally make up stuff to sell a story. Sickening.
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It's both a visceral thrill and a sickening plunge into chaos.
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"My first response was that it was sickening," Rabbi Sameth said.
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Lili's Sickening Stunt Reinhart's character reacts to stress by, well, puking.
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Yet she couldn't, which leads the reader to a sickening realization.
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Go deeper: Lisa Page says being targeted by Trump is "sickening"
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Go deeper: North Korea calls U.S. position in denuclearization talks "sickening"
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Gretel & Hansel Rated PG-13 for bloody offal and sickening sweets.
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"It's sickening," Superintendent Eddie Johnson of the Chicago Police Department said.
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Because I ran into another situation that was sickening my heart.
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Seriously quite sickening when people spread negative news without knowing the situation.
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It gives us all a sickening, not-always-deserved case of nostalgia.
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The vulnerability she tried to embrace ten minutes ago now felt sickening.
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"To be honest with you, it&aposs sickening, OK," Gentry told WPLG.
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" In the words of actress and writer Lena Dunham, however, it's "sickening.
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So what are we supposed to take away from this sickening scene?
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It'll be beautiful and sickening, the two things the internet does best.
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For one, we don't know how often these ingredients are sickening people.
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I'm not going to say it shocked me, but it was sickening.
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KPC poses an immediate threat, potentially sickening the infected person right away.
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Then those impulses are visited upon us, in violent and sickening ways.
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Otherwise, this movie trope is actually sort of sickening...terrible pun intended.
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We've seen the sickening videos of black Americans killed in traffic stops.
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"There are ... sickening acts of hate, prejudice and simple meanness," Reid said.
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" Tracy Sefl, a Clinton surrogate, called the revelations from the hearing "sickening.
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It's this idea of banning one religion that many people find sickening.
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Watching it in real life, in real time, is disorienting and sickening.
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Beatings. Starvation. Rape. And then death, administered quickly and with sickening efficiency.
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"A sickening mix of relief and shame sweeps over me," says Green.
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The coronavirus outbreak has torn across the globe, sickening about 90,000 people.
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The scene between the two of them is shocking, sickening … outstanding stuff.
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North Korea also called the U.S. position on weapons "sickening" in October.
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But then she rears back; her forelimb dangles at a sickening angle.
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The virus has reached nearly two dozen countries, sickening more than 9,000.
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It landed in Dallas in 293, sickening 202 people and killing 13.
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Controversial, slippery, and sickening, The Perfection will get you screaming, then talking.
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It was shocking, sickening, and later proven to be almost completely untrue.
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"It's sickening," said Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson during a police conference last night.
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It's sickening to see how little compassion some members have for one another.
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It was sickening, it was disappointing, it was a great sense of betrayal.
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Another sickening Islamist terror attack, this time on the streets of New York.
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As sickening as the attack was, our nation is great, compassionate and tolerant.
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It is a sickening thing to have to deal with as a mayor.
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Thankfully, scientists are trying to help the animals their human counterparts are sickening.
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A 10-year-old girl going up the escalator at Trump Tower. Sickening.
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Even rebel pilots, the pride of the Alliance, have a sickening attrition rate.
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There is a sickening kiss as she grabs him with her terrible claw.
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To see players, staff, and officers who protect us under attack is sickening.
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Such is the case with the ever desperate Kathy Griffin's latest sickening stunt.
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This water is excellent for grass and some plants, but sickening if consumed.
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The notion of reporters' relying on government officials for unverified information is sickening.
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The divisiveness is sickening, and the hate is harder and harder to take.
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No one has identified any particular product that might be sickening people, either.
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" GOP House Conference Chair Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.): "News from Syria is sickening.
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There have been truly astonishing (and sickening) photos from Gaza, Lampedusa, Yemen, Kashmir.
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The way Martoma went about seducing him is both sickening and extremely impressive.
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It spread quickly across the Pacific island nation, killing dozens and sickening thousands.
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Guy Fieri's recipe required many steps and a sickening amount of heavy cream.
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" He said the details he read about the alleged plot were "very sickening.
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No one should ever have to deal with this kind of sickening behavior.
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It's quite sickening when it happens on an important topic such as this.
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A total depression or sheer sickening panic when you're called upon to perform.
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It sends chills up and down me even thinking about it; it's sickening.
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"This type of fraud is sickening," said U.S. Attorney Ryan Patrick in a release.
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"It's sickening that people who are so close to this disaster were so callous."
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"I've never seen anything so sickening and disgusting in my own life," Ambeau said.
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"Her birthday was happy, sad, exciting, sickening," her mother, Rhonda Hart, told BuzzFeed News.
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"News from Syria is sickening," House Republican conference chair Liz Cheney tweeted on Wednesday.
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I have never witnessed something so disgusting, it's sickening to your stomach to see.
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The new shades are named Lord Star, Iridescent Throne, Sickening, Sorcery, and Wizards Glass.
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It also reminded Malawians that spreading such "baseless, malicious and sickening" rumours was criminal.
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It has spread to 26 countries, sickening more than 28,000 people and killing 565.
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That would be sickening, especially as most affluent Americans benefit from subsidised health care.
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There are too many sickening details to count when it comes to this tale.
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But history, however mortifying, demeaning or sickening, cannot be erased with cloaks and censure.
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I remember the sickening burning sensation of tear gas while unsuccessfully attending her wounds.
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The sickening thing is that this is exactly what Trump propagandists want to happen.
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Then, season two's dead cat bounced onto our small screens with a sickening crunch.
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After the throw, a sickening thud is heard as the dog hits the ground.
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Swinson later described Johnson's remarks as "sickening" and called on him to apologise immediately.
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Invoking your Jewish grandchildren to excuse your work terrorizing other people's grandchildren is sickening.
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His name was attached to a sickening scandal,That shook his serene job security.
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I have never witnessed something so disgusting — it's sickening to your stomach to see.
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The prospect of turning the party apparatus over to such a person is sickening.
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This is what's taking over, the sickening vulgarism of the confounded and the polite.
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" Only Senator Mitt Romney, Republican of Utah, called out the president's behavior as "sickening.
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Taylor Swift included on the cover of Time as a "Silence Breaker" is sickening.
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The captain tickles her and plies her with chocolates, an oblique and sickening threat.
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"It's sickening to see Planned Parenthood set up these mega-centers," Ms. Quigley said.
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She responded by calling Trump's attacks "sickening" and saying they have devastated her life.
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Then a videotape surfaces at a news outlet, with sickening confirmation of Sabrina's fate.
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That disease eventually spread to 26 countries, killing 774 people and sickening thousands more.
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Privileged men, poor women Three powerful men made headlines for sickening reasons last week.
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In a sickening angle to an already horrific story, it was live-streamed online.
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"It is sickening" how easily Restore Life sold the parts to Reuters, Blackburn said.
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Those who have no argument and terrible ideas are forced to censor others. Sickening.
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It&aposs sickening that certain members of the media have chosen to attack our President.
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"Seriously quite sickening when people spread negative news without knowing the situation," one person tweeted.
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There are really no other words for this, but absolutely sickening what he tweeted here.
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"The senseless attack on a Maryland newspaper today is sickening," House Speaker Paul Ryan tweeted.
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We had his name, his manifesto, his sickening live-stream as immediate evidence and attribution.
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The accounts of molestation of students were sad and sickening, a tragedy for everyone involved.
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I, like they, were very distributed but the contents of the tape, it's obviously sickening.
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The term "reservoir" refers to animals where a virus can survive without sickening its host.
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Sickening stuff to hear #GableTostee collected a six-figure sum for his 22009 Minutes interview.
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Acting Commissioner Christine Coulter, who replaced Ross, called the allegations against Holmes "sickening," WPVI reported.
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It was sweet, and also a little sickening, in that rom-com sort of way.
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And a salmonella outbreak linked to previously recalled eggs grew, sickening two dozen more people.
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The mix of cheese and boba sounds more sickening than sweet, but knock yourselves out.
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Early in the operation, the IT staffers rebuilding Maersk's network came to a sickening realization.
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"This is beyond sickening," Susan said at Ira's sentencing in January, the Journal News reports.
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There was a sincerely sickening wet thud, like a ripe melon falling on the floor.
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He called that sickening, and warned firms to be prepared for some big changes ahead.
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" Clinton, who demanded gun control during her campaign, called the massacre was "terrible and sickening.
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And we were all left with a sickening feeling: He could be one of ours.
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Over his final three fights in the UFC, sickening knockout losses became a Liddell trademark.
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More statements from officials: "This attack stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice," said May.
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News: #MeToo Book: "An Obedient Father" by Akhil Sharma (2000) This is a sickening book.
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It is still leaking, spewing methane into the atmosphere, sickening nearby residents, and prompting Gov.
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It is really sickening — Many of the men here realize it — also the intelligent officers.
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Scott celebrated the court's decision Thursday, calling Ayala's death penalty stance "sickening" in a statement.
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"I utterly condemn this sickening video," Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, said on Twitter.
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For a sickening moment, I thought it might angle disastrously sideways, like a ballistic missile.
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The Pennsylvania report on abuse of children ran to 1,400 pages, and it is sickening.
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The strong, sad inertia of her journey is at once gripping and sickening to watch.
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The murder of Litvinenko was a sickening blow, but it was also a resounding vindication.
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His decision is a sickening betrayal both of the Kurds and his oath of office.
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I yanked and felt the slow, sickening rip of my twenty-dollar Fantastic Sam's investment.
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The North then said it had no desire to continue what it called "sickening negotiations."
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"The accusations brought against Judge Kavanaugh are sickening and deserve an independent investigation," Massachusetts Gov.
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This sickening display shows more than ever why Donald Trump is totally unfit be president.
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It's a sickening situation for humanity and a crippling blow for healthcare in conflict zones.
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And more sickening is the fact that there was absolutely no consequence for what he tweeted.
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"It is sickening to see this unsuspecting worker assaulted so brutally by this individual," Donovan said.
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In California, hours after the Orlando massacre, a Hispanic pastor in Sacramento praised those sickening events.
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But in real life when someone gets punched, you hear that dull thud, a bit sickening?
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There's no sickening hardship that I was going through at that time—none of us were.
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But either way, the fact that anyone would create a card like this is frankly sickening.
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So sickening, in fact, that during the process of writing it, Bong altogether swore off meat.
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But coming of age is far too frequently a sickening experience for transgender people living today.
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And you end up with the kind of sickening stuff you just cited from David Frum.
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"Some of the abuse directed at @NeilMarkham1 and his daughter is sickening," the Twitter user wrote.
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Those times were the sickening and sparkling heights of hedonism she and Knipe had always wanted.
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Despite being rendered in a sickening shade of green because of the toxic air, it's beautiful.
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It's sickening how I've been treated throughout my pregnancy... I'm tired of the bullying and harassment.
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"It gets sickening at times," said Erik Bakke, 44, a sugar-beet farmer in Ulen, Minn.
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"It's sickening and disgusting, what is going on," he said at a news briefing on Tuesday.
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Worse yet, for me this sensation comes on suddenly, curdling into a sickening sense of shame.
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It was the same sickening dread that visited me every time I applied for a job.
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"These acts against Leslie Jones are sickening," the musician Questlove wrote in a post on Twitter.
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It becomes kaleidoscopic during those moments in which, with sickening inexorability, a life can go wrong.
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SICKENING. You could never have a sugar daddy because you are NOT THAT KIND OF GIRL.
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Trump's comment was "sickening coming from an American president," wrote Philip Klein for the Washington Examiner.
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With women in sickening sweet pastels, whose faces were hidden by Freddy Krueger fruit-colored masks.
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"This is Parliament at its sickening worst," Caroline Lucas, a Green Party lawmaker, wrote on Twitter.
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A day later, North Korea said it has no intention to hold such "sickening" talks again.
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In the summer of 2016 came reports of hepatitis A tainted scallops sickening 292 in Hawaii.
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"My thoughts are with all of those affected by this sickening act of violence," she wrote.
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That's sickening and scary, and it's obviously morally urgent to turn things around before it happens.
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The display of waste was mesmerising and sickening, as in reaching and overstepping suddenly a limit.
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As Mario gets deeper into the investigation, eventually managing to kill Bowser, he learns a sickening truth.
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"It's just sickening to wake up everyday and not hear nothing," her mother, Karen Phillips, told WMAQ.
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Watching this film, you literally start to wonder if history has been warped toward a sickening dystopia.
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The Jew was a "parasite" on the Aryan nation, a pathogen weakening, sickening, and emasculating the masses.
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Featuring a pre-Succession Brian Cox, this medical mystery-turned-fright fest is one truly sickening ordeal.
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The emotional film was only halfway through when viewers began sharing their thoughts on the "sickening" allegations.
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Guariglia's piece is both dazzling and sickening, its undeniable visual attraction reinforcing the disaster that it documents.
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The sickening rhythm of suicide bombs in Shia suburbs of Baghdad and southern Iraq is quickening again.
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For example, it's possible some ingredient has been introduced into the US supply chain that's sickening people.
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"This is so scary and sickening, that baby knew that's the devil in disguise," one person tweeted.
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In addition to polluting the air, the diesel exhaust seeps into the bus cabin, directly sickening children.
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It's what you might call female torture porn and it's as sickening to watch as it sounds.
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In the original version, however, The Horde's future plans are made crystal clear — and it's pretty sickening.
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"Some of these stories are absolutely sickening," Bradley tells me during a rare lull at the centre.
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The sickening feeling in the gut of Yankee fans is an unpleasant sensation shared by Brian Cashman.
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The sickening noise of some important mechanical part breaking precedes a sudden, jarring movement of the ship.
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For civil rights, it was a whipsaw year of mighty and momentous, sickening and sad events nationwide.
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"It is sickening that certain members of the media have chosen to attack our president," he said.
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This could be anything from pregnancy to an infection to a major and sickening stretch of stress.
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However, this came to be mistrusted by sailors, due to its unpredictable—and often violently sickening—effects.
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But now, the coronavirus that is sickening humans around the world may threaten to undo that progress.
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Mr. Fure's billowing white sculptures, made of plastic, trace paper and silicon, had their own sickening beauty.
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The reality that my people were beaten, raped, humiliated, starved and tormented in this space was sickening.
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That sickening statistic puts us in the company of human-rights violators like China and North Korea.
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The latest sickening revelations are of priests getting away with raping nuns and with assaulting deaf students.
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A few lines later we read: It's sickening to read the rationales, because they cut so close.
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Having signed Granit Xhaka earlier in the summer, the club's transfer business has ground to a sickening halt.
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"In my 16 years as police chief, I've never seen anything so disgusting and sickening," the chief said.
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As fans around the arena brace themselves for a sickening fall, the spotters step in and grab him.
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The currency float was promptly followed by a sickening lurch in which it lost 19813% of its value.
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"The increasing number of children being ripped away from their parents is sickening," said Democratic Senator Michael Bennet.
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If the ride proves sickening, then no amount of time saving will encourage passengers to strap themselves in.
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It is sickening to even imagine what he might do between now and when he goes to trial.
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The ones that are blown out of the tree and land with a sickening crack on the stones?
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A mounting body of evidence from this colossally sickening year suggests we are living in the end-times.
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It's actually sickening, since we know he's talking about a voice that once cried out and was silenced.
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Her grim fate inevitably freights all of her work with a sickening and slightly titillating sense of dread.
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I am not alone in speaking out about my own assault to challenge Trump's sickening views of women.
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Ban Ki-moon, the secretary-general of the UN, called it a "sickening, savage and apparently deliberate attack".
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Its pointless cruelty, and the sickening desire to capture it, brings a pain to my chest even now.
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But Herce lends this scene a narcotic, sickening dread, like something out of a David Lynch nightclub scene.
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And here, he gives that personality study a sickening weight, somewhere between body-horror and glam fairy tale.
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" Flake, a frequent critic of Trump's who is retiring after this year, tweeted, "This is a sickening ad.
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The video, which shows Bracamontes bragging about the officers' murders in court, was called "sickening" by Arizona Sen.
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We have an aging and a sickening population; someone is going to have to take care of them.
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She previously called the ban "sickening" given reports that Trump had dodged the draft during the Vietnam War.
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The cult Aum Shinrikyo releases sarin gas in the Tokyo subway system, killing 13 and sickening thousands more.
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Finally, perhaps the most sickening aspect of the current budget woes would be the interest on the debt.
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It's sickening that our voices and wellbeing are only considered when it pays to fight for social justice.
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Uncontrollable muscle spasms bent his spine backwards at a sickening angle and snapped both his femurs like kindling.
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The image was sickening, shocking, and horrifying, which I'm sure was exactly the effect Bagans was going for.
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"Sickening to learn this morning of another mass murder in Dayton, Ohio overnight," said McConnell in a statement.
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"The fact that this also includes the data of young children is both alarming and sickening," said Quintin.
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When police arrived, they found a sickening scene: Children shackled to their filthy beds with chains and padlocks.
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Henry Clay, secretary of state for the defeated President John Quincy Adams, called Jackson's victory 'mortifying and sickening.
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"The double standard is what's sickening, and I think that's what's so frustrating to us," Trump Jr. said.
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A crisis over a mysterious ailment sickening American diplomats and their families — first reported in Cuba — is widening.
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He was my age, living near my town, when he allegedly committed a sickening act of sexual assault.
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Anyone who has watched the sickening video clips of Sunday night's Las Vegas mass shooting has heard the sound.
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He doesn't mind wearing the same few changes of clothes for weeks, the sickening altitude or the brutal sun.
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It's baffling and sickening to see that multiple outlets have framed her death as some kind of Scandinavian noir.
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It is sickening members of the media have chosen to attack Border Patrol agents and describe us as Nazis.
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Ever since the Reagan revolution, Democrats have had a sickening feeling that their core idea about government is unsellable.
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It is a sickening, frightening spectacle, but it seems to be the only behavior Trump deems acceptable from journalists.
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So how did we get from a sickening but isolated criminal event to an indictment of Black Lives Matter?
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"It is sickening that an educator, entrusted with the responsibility of protecting children, would cause such suffering," he continued.
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And if his opinion weren't sickening enough, consider how his administration is taking the torch and running with it.
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So to hear that a kid somehow is connected to a 13-year-old girl abduction is pretty sickening.
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"Trump really is a sickening piece of work," tweeted lawmaker Sarah Wollaston, a member of the ruling Conservative Party.
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Whether these films are telling upbeat stories or sickening ones, they present them in effective, compelling, and memorable ways.
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Police said Muslims were clearly the target and Prime Minister Theresa May described it as a "sickening" terrorist attack.
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" U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power, currently in CAR, issued a statement describing the allegations as "sickening.
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Even more comments called back to the sickening caramel scent that plagued the whole range, but it never mattered.
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And unless something changes, there will be another sickening crisis to turn to, and another sinking sense of familiarity.
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In episode one for example, viewers are given a sickening montage of police violence set to happy chirpy music.
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Our thoughts are with the Jewish community in Pittsburgh and all those affected by this sickening and cowardly act.
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There was this fear of myself—this sickening feeling that somehow I desired this thing to be lived out.
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In 2011, melons contaminated with listeria were blamed for sickening nearly 150 people, and 33 died as a result.
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The notion that the U.N. should now spin this country as a great supporter of health is, frankly, sickening.
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"How do I get over the sickening feeling that I played a role in my mom's death?" she asks.
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The effect is to undermine the dynamic previously established, both in the Borden household and in Lizzie's sickening mind.
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The documentary, understandably, carries with it a disclaimer regarding the upsetting nature of the sickening details surrounding Gabriel's abuse.
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It was a sickening act that came after a day of violence near the statue of Robert E. Lee.
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The movie builds to a shocking climax, even though the revelation of the bad guys makes immediate, sickening sense.
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The assault in Idlib Province on Tuesday struck the town of Khan Sheikhoun, killing scores and sickening hundreds more.
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One of the last cholera outbreaks in the United States took place in Louisiana in 1986, sickening 18 people.
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He says that once he puts his mind to something, he develops a "sickening work ethic" to achieve it.
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Antibiotics may also be needed in cases of "double sickening," that is, worsening after several days of initial improvement.
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One story involved Torchy and her doctor boyfriend uncovering the industrial pollution sickening the residents of a small town.
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It is sickening that certain members of the media have chosen attack border patrol agents and describer us as Nazis.
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Sol WISENBERG: Well just think you look at this, this is just absolutely sickening how they handled this person Cambetta.
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In August, Chipotle confirmed that bacteria caused an outbreak of illness at a Powell, Ohio store, sickening hundreds of customers.
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"I had that sickening feeling inside that this flag must be the one," he wrote in his letter to police.
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"I have been forced to bury my friends and colleagues many times and I know the sickening feeling," he said.
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It's a sickening foreshadowing when Phil Collins & Phillip Bailey's "Easy Lover" plays as Cunanan ties up and dominates a john.
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Ms Berger, who is Jewish herself, said she had come to the "sickening conclusion" that Labour was institutionally anti-Semitic.
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The sickening moment of hitstop and the spray of blood that accompany a heavy attack is so easy to understand.
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Sickening as it is, that narrative is familiar enough by this point that Grace's reveal is not shocking in itself.
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Rebel-held Syria (CNN)There's a sickening moment between hearing the planes and waiting for them to drop their payload.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May called the attack "every bit as sickening" as the London Bridge and Manchester jihadist attacks.
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The lists of Sandra Blands, Christian Taylors, Samuel Duboses, Aaron Campbells, Quintonio Legriers, and Bettie Joneses is numbing, sickening, terrifying.
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Police said it was clearly targeted at Muslims and Prime Minister Theresa May described it as a "sickening" terrorist attack.
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"These sickening reports underscore why the abortion industry must be held to the highest scrutiny," Fichter said in the statement.
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Then, Murtagh takes his axe and with a sickening crunch and a stomach-churning slurp, chops off the Duke's head.
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Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska -- "If these sickening claims are true, Mr. Moore should step aside" (Statement on 11/9) Sen.
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A ubiquitous bug found in soil and water, S. paucimobilis rarely harms people, usually sickening those with weakened immune systems.
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The White House's nonchalance about using the suffering of children as a means to its political ends is beyond sickening.
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Calling the attack a "sickening attempt" to destroy those freedoms, she noted that extremism and hatred could take many forms.
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Slowly she came to the sickening conclusion that Mr. Cosby had drugged her and, she believes, sexually assaulted her, too.
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Netflix's new shows, 'Making a Murderer' and 'Don't F**k with Cats' include content that is graphic, sickening, and real.
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"This is sickening," said another, whose mother's name had been used to post a comment several years after her death.
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Jewish leaders called the threats a sickening sign of the times, but said individual centers had trained to address them.
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Since July, a mysterious vaping-related lung illness has swept the country, sickening more than 2,200 people and killing 48.
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It is sickening and gut-wrenching and as a parent I don't even have the strength to fully confront it.
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NEW ORLEANS — An ongoing drug epidemic has swept the US, killing hundreds and sickening thousands more on a daily basis.
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"It's time to put this sickening display behind us," McConnell said in remarks on the Senate floor earlier in the day.
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Only a few species of cockroaches are actual pests, but those that are can be sickening in more ways than one.
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The notion that any foreign power could have taken this clever and dreadfully powerful tack is sickening to say the least.
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But Franken's wide grin acts as a sickening sort of wink, framing the grope as an inside joke with the camera.
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So I thought: what kind of superpowers would a drag queen want to help her be even more sickening on stage?
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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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"I heard the crack," Stow's friend Corey Maciel testified at trial, recalling Stow's head hitting the pavement with a sickening sound.
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Absolutely sickening to my stomach that the crew knows about it and pretends that it’s some kind of joke.
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"None of us will ever be as sickening as the woman playing piano for Cardi B," wrote one fan on Twitter.
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"Mars World" would have free admission, though I can only imagine the sickening amount of merchandising and overpriced Mars-hatten cocktails.
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The mutated virus can now be passed around in areas where few people have been vaccinated, sickening some along the way.
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I believe that the systemic racism we still see in this country towards people of color is terrifying, sickening and prevalent.
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The mood was, instead, one of vaguely sickening anticipation, an anxiety that mounted with each pitch, each location and velocity reading.
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Indeed those sudden, sickening drops, when you are sure you have plunged hundreds of feet, are mere pebbles in the road.
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The whole room is tinted with a dark, sickening orange light, that makes you feel you can't quite trust your eyes.
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And anyway, we compromised, and long story short, I am doing a sickening amount of Valentining both today and this weekend.
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The video is sickening ... the unidentified mom is presumably trying to teach her boy a lesson, but clearly goes too far.
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For Piers Morgan to be using such a terrible event as a means of slamming a young pop star is sickening.
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"The notion that the U.N. should now spin this country as a great supporter of health is, frankly, sickening," Neuer said.
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But just as sickening, and just as revealing, are the descriptions of Jackson's psychological manipulations, and the tangled emotions they engendered.
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Jackie Walorski, R-Indiana, called the discovery of the fetal remains "sickening beyond words" in a statement released by her office.
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Blood is supposed to remain inside the body, and it can be sickening to see it released, especially in large quantities.
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I believe that the systemic racism we still see in this country towards people of color is terrifying, sickening and prevalent.
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It's a sickening moment, but Romann Berrux, the actor who plays Fergus, does a wonderful job of conveying the boy's anguish.
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Spieth's shot never had a prayer, landing on the front bank with a sickening thud and bouncing into its watery grave.
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Here, when cop fists meet cartel skulls, the impact feels sickening, and it's no less sadistic when the roles are reversed.
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We can't seem to get through a single 24-hour news cycle without a sickening new revelation or victim-blaming excuse.
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Meanwhile, record warm oceans are sickening coral reefs from Australia to Florida, in some cases permanently killing these biodiversity hot spots.
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Now he appears to be the latest sickening example of the scale and insidiousness of the cruelty that movement is confronting.
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The rumble from the controller as Sam sprawled flat on his face sent a jolt of sickening horror up my spine.
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The other objection, the one that has prompted foes to label the film "traumatizing" and "sickening," involves scenes near the end.
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Was there something Facebook's algorithm was missing, some signal that would show that despite the clicks, clickbait was really sickening users?
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Hogg, a student journalist, took out his cellphone and began recording his classmates — a gun control plea in sickening real time.
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While Barr took some of the sickening salvos down and apologized , ABC bit the bottom-line bullet and cut the show loose.
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Hillel Neuer, executive director of the Geneva-based group UN Watch described the choice by WHO, a United Nations agency as "sickening".
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A series of ominous Polaroids lead Clay and his classmates to uncover a sickening secret and a conspiracy to cover it up.
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The 58-year-old icon (born RuPaul Andre Charles) wore an absolutely sickening ensemble for his first Met Gala appearance on Monday.
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So we have just one wish for whatever you listen to this Pride month: W e hope it makes you feel sickening.
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He eventually fell onto a blanket held by workers on the ground but not before a sickening bounce off an adjacent building.
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But we're now also seeing some of the sickening side effects of this sort of mass public display of performative status-seeking.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said before Amri's identification and subsequent death that it would be "particularly sickening" if he was a refugee.
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Vaccines are often a victim of their own success since they - as intended - prevent diseases from sickening people, Edwards told Reuters Health.
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"With this sickening NYT's editorial, the media is doing exactly what I said yesterday should not be done," Palin wrote on Facebook.
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It's sickening to the majority of people how women are treated all over the world, except in the case of women hunters.
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Donald Trump and his Republican Party minions have taken the immigration debate to sickening lows, with disgraceful animus toward Mexicans and Muslims.
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The announcement was met with instant disdain from Democrats, with 2020 presidential candidate Julián Castro calling it "truly sickening" in a tweet.
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It's sickening that a company would use these struggles just to advance some skewed agenda and paint themselves as the good guys.
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" — Daniel Negreanu, professional poker player "It's shameful and sickening to see GOP-candidates justifying violence of any kind, anywhere to promote candidacy.
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The scene was captured in sickening photos: overcrowded boats compared to slave ships, the rescued clambering over the bodies of the dead.
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The movie depicts rural people dependent for a livelihood on an industry that they believe is sickening them by contaminating their environment.
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"No one should ever have to deal with this kind of sickening behavior," Donald Trump Jr. said on Twitter about the episode.
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The disease has now spread to more than 60 countries in six continents, sickening more than 100,000 and killing well over 3,000.
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"Rape is an awful, sickening offence and I completely understand why the fall in charging rates is so concerning," DPP Hill said.
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The strain of coronavirus surfaced in December and has spread through parts of Asia, sickening hundreds and killing at least 17 people.
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Abu Zubaydah's drawings of torture at the hands of American agents are a sickening reminder of what this country is capable of.
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You have set an example for the world to follow when it comes to this macabre and sickening trade in Nazi trinkets.
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His relatives were not slave owners, he said, and he insists they did not fight to preserve an institution he calls sickening.
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The shock of repeated déjà vu isn't physical, necessarily, but instead causes a kind of psychic pain that can feel physically sickening.
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In addition to offering up the sickening teaser, VH1 announced Wednesday the roster of guest judges who will appear throughout All Stars 83.
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A Facebook Live video of four young people beating a man, called "sickening" by police, has become the focus of a kidnapping case.
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And it's sickening because it gets that interaction exactly right, something we rarely see drawn out with such clarity on the big screen.
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It was another in a sequence of sickening and all-too-regular events, but perhaps most notable was how quickly it was disseminated.
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But through simple tricks of camera placement and editing, the emotional truth of what is happening hits home with sickening and stunning immediacy.
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Since THC cartridges seem to be an issue, it's possible some ingredient has been introduced into the US supply chain that's sickening people.
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One fellow inmate reported that he heard cries of "no mas!" and others recalled the sickening sound of batons repeatedly striking his body.
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"Kawaii is sickening," says gallery-goer Stefhen Bryan, a Jamaican writer who lived for a decade in Japan and married a Japanese woman.
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I call on Hillary Clinton to disavow this video and her campaign for this sickening act that has no place in our world.
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A final body shot came in and Rua's legs folded underneath him, a sickening knee strike rose through Rua's guard as he fell.
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" He wrote that the entire performance was "one of the most glaring examples of the sickening excesses and moral degradations of our culture.
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That his son was invoked by both Trump and Sanders, solely to prop up an obviously spurious and pointlessly political claim, is sickening.
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It was sickening to watch Mr. Hatch on Wednesday after President Obama nominated Judge Merrick Garland to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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We are in the grips of the coronavirus pandemic, which is sickening thousands and killing hundreds -- all while growing its reach exponentially lately.
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Before the end of the day, something happened that cast a sickening new light onto the cold calculations surrounding the four-towns deal.
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They photographed them, asked them some questions, and then threw them down face-first, their skulls hitting the pavement with a sickening thud.
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Survivors who fled to Bangladesh gave sickening accounts of what they had endured, and they now live in refugee camps near the border.
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Luckily, during a sea-sickening dive on the prior Saturday, they still managed to collect six large buckets of logs, branches and roots.
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We have watched the sickening repetition of mass murders by gun-wielding young men across the country and in communities of every type.
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Well, Mr. Kelly has now begun to speak up, and, in doing so, has provided sickening clarification of what this presidency stands for.
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Opinion Constant fires of e-waste and trash are sickening residents and contaminating fields where sheep once grazed in the southern West Bank.
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Investors could be in for a rocky period as the pneumonialike illness spreads, having killed 132 people and sickening nearly 6,000 to date.
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Merkel said it was "sickening" that someone pursuing asylum would commit the truck attack on a Berlin Christmas market just before the holiday.
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"I cannot remain in a party that I have come to the sickening conclusion is institutionally anti-Semitic," Ms. Berger said on Monday.
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The details of Taylor Swift's sexual assault lawsuit against former radio DJ David Mueller are as sickening as they are familiar to some women.
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The photographs of bakery confections in 50 Shades of Cake (2013–14) are rendered in sickening shades of gray, layering gustatory appeal and revulsion.
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" Two former employees at Reuters told BuzzFeed News Candappa's hiring and the lack of communication from management was "sickening" and an "incredibly unjust situation.
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" Obama's implicit critique of Gingrich was a part of broader point he made Friday in response to the Nice attack, which he called "sickening.
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This sad gorilla is by far the most well-known part of this sickening composite, owing to its origins as a legitimate news item.
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It's sickening to try and judge the entertainment value of a story that deals in the real-life stakes of people's lives and deaths.
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" 3D-PRINTED GUN BLUEPRINTS CAN BE DOWNLOADED, ENDING LENGTHY LEGAL BATTLE "The Trump Administration's sickening NRA giveaway undermines the very foundations of public safety.
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Many of the responses posted on social media were angry, threatening and "quite frankly sickening," said Shawn Lewis-Lakin, superintendent of Royal Oak Schools.
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These sickening comments slandering America were unprecedented for an American president and sent chills up the spines of many Republicans as well as Democrats.
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The Windsor Homelessness Project's manager Murphy James told the BBC it was "sickening" Dudley had cited the royal wedding as a reason for concern.
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" Gayle King also addressed Lauer's firing on CBS This Morning: "I look at that picture and I have a sickening feeling of déjà vu.
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There's ice cream – the slightly-sickening store-bought type – and then there's Ice Cream – the fresh-made, fresh-flavored, stuff-of-bucket-lists type.
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What type of lettuce was recently linked to an outbreak of E. coli in the U.S., apparently sickening dozens of people in 16 states?
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But the U.S. — under Trump — is enabling a sickening unraveling of those efforts, which will not go unnoticed by other countries in the region.
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Corruption in voting is "sickening" with crime gangs buying votes in the Caribbean city of Barranquilla, Attorney General Nestor Humberto Martinez said this month.
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That is, until one morning in early October when I sat up in bed and felt a sickening wet mucus sliding down my chest.
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To the Editor: The Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on allegations of sexual misconduct involving Judge Brett Kavanaugh was a sickening moment for the nation.
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They're able to focus on the sickening task at hand, and I think some people — even subconsciously — start to crave that a little bit.
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The decision makes England's top football league just the latest sporting body in the world to suspend play to avoid sickening spectators and athletes.
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In mid June, I felt a jolt of sickening déjà vu when I read that the school had, somehow, once again burst into flames.
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In both outbreaks, researchers eventually found that the origin of the virus was in bats, where the virus could live without sickening the animals.
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In a beautiful montage, they ride away on a motorcycle and exchange kisses in a field, the sickening yellow aura replaced by golden sunshine.
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"I cannot remain in a party that I have come to the sickening conclusion is institutionally anti-Semitic," said Ms. Berger, who is Jewish.
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Filled with a sickening sense of satisfaction, I jumped in a taxi home, checking the time to see if McDonalds had started serving breakfast.
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The brutality and disrespect shown to this animal is sickening and I am sure that you share in my outrage over these individuals' heinous actions.
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When water is released from the lake via drainage canals, the stinky, slimy gunk creeps into rivers and estuaries, mucking up coastlines and sickening residents.
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Duterte's spokesman Peter Lavina likened the efforts to thwart his boss to "thieves dividing the loot" and said it was both comical, and "truly sickening".
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This latest ad gives a clear indication of just what Ralph Northam and his national Democratic allies think of all of us, and it's sickening.
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The whole ship felt as if it had turned abruptly on its side, and sickening weightlessness returned as the Casey slowed to a near stop.
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It's been mad how everyone has rallied together, it's been really good because it's terrible and sickening what's happened but chin up and move on.
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One often cited example involves the Peanut Corporation of America, which shipped salmonella-tainted peanuts across the country, sickening hundreds of people and killing nine.
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But what makes this sad situation sickening is the fact that the news of her grandma's death was kept from Hernandez for two whole days.
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It's the unimaginably beautiful yet sickening celebration of living despite death, which you cannot escape but you can learn to accept as part of you.
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Sixteen: A sickening crack of the bat as the ball blasted skywards down the left field baseline, headed for the stands… over the foul line.
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"It's vital that we work together to continue to put pressure on Russia to stop its appalling atrocities, its sickening atrocities in Syria," May said.
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The case is separate from another E. coli outbreak that struck late last year, sickening people across 15 states and killing at least one person.
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In Kent County, Michigan, 503 inmates are suing Aramark in federal court, accusing the company of sickening 250 prisoners by knowingly serving rotten chicken tacos.
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In this climate, with the right-wing rhetoric no less sickening, the numbers themselves have been emboldening to Spanish speakers and their U.S.-raised descendants.
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"It's sickening to see people blame @ChelseaClinton for the NZ attacks because she spoke out against anti-Semitism," the president's eldest son wrote on Twitter.
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Dan Sullivan, Alaska: "If these sickening claims are true, Mr. Moore should step aside," he said in a statement Thursday, according to Alaska Public Media.
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"Here's the problem: this is not Smucker's first attempted comeback since the stock's sickening decline began over a year ago," the "Mad Money " host said.
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It's sickening that these groups on the so-called "alt-right" want to align themselves with the Trump presidency or any part of American politics.
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These are sad, sickening acts; it is devastating to learn that Sonnenfeld was subjected to them and heartening to know that he has survived them.
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If you're like us and currently experiencing a sickening case of end-of-summertime sadness, join us is indulging in a little pick-me-up.
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A word for the hot, sickening feeling you get when you accidentally hit "Reply All," subsequently broadcasting a private message to a much larger group.
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Our experiences and desires are also coded in lingo popularized through African-American and drag culture: gagged, sickening, slay, fierce, shade, and, of course, yassss.
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I can briefly glory in the relief that I am no longer sitting on a sickening secret that has — finally and ultimately — come to light.
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For about 24 hours, one of the most depressing aspects of German national culture was on display: a sickening mix of hubris and self-hatred.
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In the incident, smoke from a tunnel fire near L'Enfant Plaza entered a stalled Yellow Line train car, killing one passenger and sickening dozens more.
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The killings become so indiscriminate that she grows familiar with the "rotting, sweet, sickening" smell of dead bodies left by the side of the road.
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I go home to read a sickening amount of chemo discussions and make an appointment to get my head shaved when I'm roughly three weeks in.
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Her performances at the VMAs and Billboard Music Awards this year were so sickening they garnered comparisons to Whitney Houston, but that's not fair is it.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Billions of bits of plastic waste are entangled in corals and sickening reefs from Thailand to Australia's Great Barrier Reef, scientists said on Thursday.
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After they deliver a brief statement to camera -- Rustam's uncle speaking first -- the bombs are detonated, the camera capturing the deaths and aftermath in sickening detail.
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JAIR BOLSONARO, Brazil's president, was elected last year on a promise to rid his country of a trio of plagues: economic stagnation, corruption and sickening violence.
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"It is sickening to think that all this hysteria has been generated over a couple of kids raising a piece of cloth that stands for love."
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In a statement, the Aggressive Christianity Missions Training Corps called the "sickening" allegations "totally false," likening them to similar claims levied against the group years ago.
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The 4-month blowout was blamed for sickening thousands of Los Angeles residents and is still the root of many complaints from residents 4 years later.
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It is an unbearable injustice on a human level, and it is a major obstacle to achieving justice for victims of these sickening acts of violence.
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Numerous videos from the scene show what happened next, in clear and sickening detail: Terrified screams fill the air, and the car rapidly and deliberately reverses.
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The array of kid-friendly flavors is a blatant and sickening reminder that tobacco companies have a direct economic incentive to appeal to new, young customers.
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The persistent and sickening violence of Detroit could work as a powerful purgative, a corrective medicine for deprogramming those who doubt the reality of police brutality.
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Thomas and Lee have turned that kind of sickening hatred into a telenovela, spiked with easy targets and derisive laughter—by the many for the many.
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John Kasich, McDaniel said she disagreed with descriptions of the ad as "sickening" or that it mischaracterized entire populations based on the actions of one man.
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The actress spoke about receiving "violent threats" and "sickening insults" throughout her acting career, but saw her appearance on Glamour's cover as an important turning point.
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The teenage Celeste (Raffey Cassidy) tries to reason with the intruder, who guns down students, leaving a sickening, too-artful arrangement of the dead and wounded.
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Salmonella is one of the most frequently reported foodborne illnesses in the United States, sickening an estimated 1.2 million people a year and killing approximately 450.
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It's also possible that a bacterium in the market has been sickening people, like avian chlamydiosis from birds, or leptospirosis spraying from the market's cooling systems.
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The move comes one day after Fizdale labeled the Knicks' performance as "sickening" following a 21-22019 setback to the Denver Nuggets at Madison Square Garden.
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The sickening realization that I didn't drink like "normal" people dawned on me slowly, but I didn't know how to stop without destroying my social life.
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"I believe that the systemic racism we still see in this country towards people of color is terrifying, sickening and prevalent," Swift wrote in her Instagram endorsement.
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It is passé to talk about the internet (wow, isn't it killing us etc), it is also sickening (go outside!), but in this case it's important too.
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"I believe that the systemic racism we still see in this country towards people of color is terrifying, sickening and prevalent," she said in an Instagram post.
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Wade, serve as a sickening reminder of the ways much of what I hold most sacred has been weaponized by the forces of the American religious right.
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We do not, and we have never advocated or participated in posting and/or sharing of revenge porn or the subject matter as sickening as child pornography.
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"It's sickening when a radical thuggish institution like Berkeley can so easily snuff out the cherished American right to free speech," she wrote on her verified account.
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The thought of a vulnerable teenage girl being molested by her male coworkers on the set of one of her first big studio movies is just sickening.
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" Khan called the attack "barbaric and sickening," adding: "This was a cowardly act of terrorism that targeted a concert attended by thousands of children and young people.
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Each time I saw her name, the blood would rush to my face, my heart rate would quicken, and a feeling of sickening jealousy came over me.
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"The greed is astounding, it's sickening and disgusting," the Tennessee Republican said before the committee went on recess to participate in a vote on the house floor.
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"The accusations brought against Judge Kavanaugh are sickening and deserve an independent investigation," the Massachusetts governor said in a tweet sent near the start of Thursday's hearing.
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Merkel said she is "shocked, shaken and deeply saddened" by the attack, adding that it would be "particularly sickening" if the attacker was seeking refuge in Germany.
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Sinn Fein national chairman Declan Kearney described the burning of the coffin as a "particularly sickening manifestation of hate" and called on unionist politicians to condemn it.
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Carlos Sandi, chief of the Corrientes River basin, told reporters that the government must fulfill its promises to clean up oil pollution that is sickening local residents.
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That sickening trend continues in season 1's "Nolite Te Bastardes Carborundorum," when the handmaids learn how they're going to become pregnant by society's most powerful men.
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Minutes later, they were both shot and killed, the victims of a sickening gang-style hit at the hands of a disgruntled former police officer, Christopher Dorner.
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I think this long and sickening narrative should clarify why the McCarrick case, though "only" about one abuser, merits an expansive and public accounting of the facts.
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But it strings along its viewers by gaslighting them, too, not to demonstrate the sickening power of such lies but to take advantage of viewers' inherent vulnerabilities.
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But with the virus now affecting all 50 states, sickening more than 13,200 people, it's hard to know where it is safest to ride out the storm.
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Opinion Columnist The reports about Jamal Khashoggi, the missing Saudi journalist and Washington Post contributor, whom I've known for more than 15 years, grow steadily more sickening.
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It wafted a sickening cocktail of airborne particles that infected her neighbors with tuberculosis and dengue fever, singed trees and turned the ground water a filmy yellow.
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"With each compression, there is a sickening click, which I don't recognize until I hear someone next to me whisper, 'His whole chest is breaking,'" she writes.
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North Korea rejects talks: The country said it would no longer engage in "sickening negotiations" with the U.S. Washington had suggested resuming denuclearization talks in two weeks.
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Last year, melting permafrost in Siberia released a strain of anthrax, which had been sealed in a frozen reindeer carcass, sickening 100 people and killing one child.
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The sickening insults and death threats Baloch endured aren't confined to any one country; when it comes to misogyny, the internet has proved a demonically equalizing force.
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In the wake of his death, remembering their stories while hearing many on the left praise Castro as positive force in the world has been especially sickening.
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I'm good at cooking, put that in there, I think the end is where you list your extracurriculars to cancel out all the sickening things that've happened.
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As in other poor white parts of America, the sickening has been accompanied by the decay in institutions that regulated private lives and perhaps made hardship more bearable.
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Shortly after you kick the mandated reporters out of the room, you come to the sickening realization that literally everyone there has a sexual assault story to tell.
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It does a lot of things right, as I mentioned briefly in the Waypoints section of the podcast yesterday: with slow, building tension and moments of sickening horror.
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But it does perfectly capture the sickening hypocrisy of Hollywood, which has played lip service to women's empowerment for decades — all while systematically exploiting and ensuring their oppression.
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The discolored water is gross and sickening, and it makes for dramatic pictures, but much of the coloration actually comes from iron flaked off pipes and water mains.
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Last year, there was an E. coli outbreak linked to I.M. Healthy brand SoyNut Butter, and in 2016, Gold Medal brand flour was blamed for sickening 63 people.
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You hear "I'm a Man" and it's so painfully real, it's not a horror story, a ghoul that does sickening, gory things, it's about a plausible, real person.
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Yet the bodies that have washed up on it, almost in sight of the city's glistening offices and hotels, are a sign of Tanzania's sickening lurch to despotism.
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It is sickening that Teena's story could be considered a coming-of-age story, given the fact that his coming of age resulted in his real-life death.
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A study published on March 15 found that sea ice loss is linked to worsening "airpocalypse" events in China, where smog smothers major cities for days, sickening millions.
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Havoc tells us the lawsuit Buck 50 Productions just filed against Mobb Deep is sickening because he's doing it after Prodigy's tragic death last summer in Las Vegas.
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She lost her hair and most of her kid energy, and the curative poison seemed to be doing its job, sickening her body as it killed the disease.
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Somebody once said Augusta's greens were slicker than a dozen eels in a bucket of snot, and while the imagery might be sickening to some, the assertion isn't.
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" She went on, "It's sickening that two black women—and you already know the struggle that black people have—that you would do that to your own kind.
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There are few things more shocking to the conscience and sickening to the soul than crimes committed against children – the most innocent and vulnerable members of our society.
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And it is so sickening that we, you know, got us, you know, it's for him, for his birthday, but we got us, like, an orange-juice machine.
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On a less sickening note, also there's this: "He's going to be the leader of this clubhouse and the leader of this team," Cubs catcher Miguel Montero said.
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Red tide, a toxic algae bloom found in saltwater, now spans well over 100 miles of Florida's western coastline, killing and sickening marine life and damaging the economy.
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It is, at times, unbearable: a sickening drone that implies the imagined sounds of a deep-sea monster, or the throttling of alien spacecrafts as depicted in movies.
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Yet, as I read through sickening excerpts of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and watch clips of "Twelve Years a Slave," I can feel the horror building up inside me.
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These units are called radians (apologies if this term provokes a violent and sickening flashback to high school math), and there are 2π of them in a circle.
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" The Survival Research Laboratories performances generally come with unwieldy, gonzo titles, like "A Calculated Forecast of Doom: Sickening Episodes of Widespread Devastation Accompanied by Sensations of Pleasurable Excitement.
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The sickening revelations — over 1,000 victims, more than 300 priests, 70 years of cover-ups — have propelled me directly to the center of the "reset the table" camp.
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Since the end of 2019, reports of a novel strain of coronavirus sickening people in Asia, with confirmed cases in Japan, Thailand, and China, where the outbreak began.
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The SARS outbreak, which began in 2003, ended up sickening over 8,000 people, with a death toll of 774; no cases of SARS have been reported since 2004.
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The coronavirus, which emerged in central China late last year, has spread to almost 50 countries, sickening about 84,20143 people and killing nearly 3,000 — mostly in mainland China.
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You know that sickening feeling when you're lying in bed thinking about all the work that you didn't get done and hoping that you didn't miss something important?
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He seems to want to run the country like some authoritarian game-show host, but we don't really know what he'll do, and uncertainty worsens the sickening feeling.
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As he ran, Miguel, who did not give his last name because he is an undocumented immigrant, said he heard the sickening crack of the hammer meeting bone.
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Starbucks employees are pleading with executives of the $66 billion coffee juggernaut to immediately close thousands of its stores in an effort to avoid sickening employees and customers.
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Temperatures soared above 100 degrees for the first time on record in Moscow, as wildfires broke out that turned skies a sickening yellowish-orange in the capital city.
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Riding around the vicinity of the above-mentioned Thai smelting yard — the one with the tall, ugly smokestack — I find plenty of farmers irate about the sickening fumes.
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"It is sickening to see the United States government looking for ways to jail more children for longer," said Omar Jadwat, director of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project.
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If you've had a parent or sibling that loved you, loved you so much that you could feel the overbearing weight of that sickening love, this is the one.
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Rob Kardashian has officially become an enemy of women everywhere, after going on a sickening slut-shaming rant against former fiancée Blac Chyna on the morning of July 7873.
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The app got a slow start but has managed to build an almost cult-like following, thanks in some part to those utterly sickening "Lucas uses Venmo" subway ads.
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At one point on Wednesday morning, satellite imagery showed the sickening site of two islands â€" Anguilla and St. Martin â€" in the storm's eye at the same time.
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The couple's squabbles divided supporters of Diana from a much smaller group of supporters of Charles, and provided the tabloid press with a rich (and sickening) diet of gossip.
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In adopting the Nazified ideology of Blut und Boden, the Charlottesville demonstrators aren't just expressing hatred against one group of people, which would be sickening enough on its own.
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If some strains of Ebola in the wild over the years have been less infectious or sickening than usual, for instance, more people could have unknowingly carried the disease.
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CNN refused to air the ad, with the company calling it "racist" in a statement while the Arizona Republican called it "sickening" in his own tweet a day earlier.
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There is often something sickening about the continent — Europe — on which Jews were slaughtered reproaching the descendants of those who survived for absorbing the lesson that military might matters.
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"We know their purchase can indicate other offences against children, as was the case against Turner who had a sickening stash of abuse images," she said in a statement.
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It's sickening that in this day and age there are so many people who not only are so ignorant but are so open and proud about their ignorance, too.
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" Mr. Cameron added: "We express our anger at the sickening and despicable attack that killed her as she did her job, serving her constituents on the streets of Birstall.
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Imagine the inmates at San Quentin getting up to play for Johnny Cash, but with the sickening twist that none of them should have been there to begin with.
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It was sickening to see—to realize that in equal measure to the shame I was always hearing from the guys around me, there was also a violent pride.
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These anonymous testimonies are highlighted on the Dear Darkness Instagram page, and include a number of sickening sexual assaults allegedly committed by band members and other metal fans alike.
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"It's sickening and the collective evidence is too much to ignore," Sandgren posted in a Twitter conversation on the topic that was labeled Pizzagate by proponents and critics alike.
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This lapse would only last one or two seconds, but each time the reality hit, I switched from my usual cozy contentment to cold, sickening shock all over again.
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As COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, has spread, sickening more than 197,000 people and killing almost 8,000, Google — like numerous other companies — has felt the effects.
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A particularly toxic batch was responsible for a mass overdose in Brooklyn over the weekend, sickening at least 242 people and leading to at least 2911 arrests since Saturday.
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They are trying to seize the moment to protect themselves against the coronavirus outbreak, which has reached every province in China, sickening more than 7,23 people and killing 170.
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Those reporters discovered Weinstein's patterns of targeting women who were new to the job, bargaining of sex in exchange for work and a "sickening" repetition of hotel encounter stories.
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Blighttown itself, or frame-drop city if you're on PS3, is a sickening quagmire of plague and filth designed to screw with players who have leveled their resistances incorrectly.
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"During harvest, workers core lettuce in the field, often with a knife soiled by pathogen-laden dirt," explained Modern Farmer in an article about why lettuce keeps sickening people.
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There is simply no way that behavior, which requires a sickening conscious or unconscious endorsement of misogyny, didn't poison how these men reported on and viewed the world at large.
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Meredith called it "sickening to think that I just paid for a ride where I was harassed" and said she would stop using Lyft if they didn't take further action.
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Taken separately, these moments are startling and sickening and beautifully rendered, but over the course of the collection the reader begins to anticipate such moments and to defend against them.
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The pair had worked swiftly after SARS swept out of a Chinese live game market in 2003 and across the world, killing 800 people and sickening 10 times that number.
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Starring Tilda Swinson, Paul Dano, Jake Gyllenhal, Giancarlo Esposito, and breakout child actress Seo-Hyun Ahn, the brainchild of Snowpiercer director Bong Joon-Ho is equal parts wonderous and sickening.
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For a sickening second, I thought it would run us off the narrow logging road, but it swerved wide of us and turned right at the highway, heading toward Vietnam.
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The biggest problem is that it's impossible to tell where that space ends until you step outside it, causing a sickening jerk as the world stops responding to your motion.
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The NBA community is rallying behind Caris LeVert after his sickening leg injury on Monday ... with superstars like LeBron James and Paul George showing support for the Brooklyn Nets player.
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"This morning we have seen a sickening attempt to destroy those freedoms, and to break those bonds of citizenship that define our United Kingdom," she said in a news conference.
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For a moment, there's that friction of slightly sickening voyeurism, the way nobody wants anyone to get hurt but also everyone is living on the knife's edge of what if.
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"The U.N. investigation into these sickening allegations, which suggest sexual abuse and exploitation of a large number of women and girls, must leave no stone unturned," Mr. al-Hussein said.
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"It is sickening that the NRA continues to give this bigot a seat at the table among their leaders," CSGV Executive Director Josh Horwitz said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Her son Matthew, a US citizen through and through, was a prized cast member for ISIS as they increasingly sought to involve children in their macabre and sickening propaganda videos.
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"We condemn this sickening attack on a humanitarian coordination meeting, where aid workers and government officials were discussing how best to help vulnerable Afghans," the organization said in a statement.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, after calling for an investigation into Tyson's allegations, said the accusation by Watson was "sickening and horrendous" and should end Fairfax's time as lieutenant governor.
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Now, less than a month later, the virus has killed at least 22019,2200 people, sickening over 82,600 in total, and is all but sure to spread in the United States.
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"Last year, melting permafrost in Siberia released a strain of anthrax, which had been sealed in a frozen reindeer carcass, sickening 100 people and killing one child," Jon Mooallem writes.
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"Detroit," like its namesake city, is populous and contradictory, with dozens of significant characters competing for attention as richly detailed scenes swell in crescendos of desperate suspense and sickening brutality.
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BuzzFeed News reports that unnamed officials at the Department of Homeland Security and Department of Justice called Miller's emails "sickening" and "proof" that immigration policy is being driven by racism.
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It has been sickening to see Mitt Romney, who achieved some respect when he denounced Trump during the campaign, bending his knee in hope of being named secretary of state.
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He has yet to tweet about the incident or release a public statement about Odessa, although he did call the El Paso and Dayton shootings "sickening" shortly after they occurred.
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Of course, Rose the Hat isn't the good guy in Stephen King's Doctor Sleep — y'know, considering she's a stalker, cannibal, and killer of children — but she has a sickening appeal.
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"This first death, of a child, is a sickening reminder of the dangers of this disease," said Brechtje van Lith, the Uganda director for Save the Children, an international charity.
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Seeing the hashtag never feels good—being reminded of the prevalence of harassment and abuse will always be a sickening proposition—but this time it wasn't attached to a survivor's story.
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What I'm totally unprepared for is the sickening feeling of spending a day listening to people—mainly men—who are determined to end legal access to a crucially important medical procedure.
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"Fucking sickening how you try to smear me as if I dont have enough to deal with!!!!" she tweeted on October 22, in response to a story about her "provocative" selfies.
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Mr Salvini and the leader of the M5S, Luigi Di Maio, were already seething over the French president's description of Italy's refusal to accept a ship carrying rescued migrants as "sickening".
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Brockovich brought chromium-6 into the national spotlight in the 1990s after fighting a California power company that allegedly leaked the chemical into tap water supplies in Hinkley, California, sickening residents.
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A suicide bomber killed at least 22 people in a packed concert hall in Manchester, in what British Prime Minister Theresa May called a sickening act targeting children and young people.
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NECC had produced the contaminated vials that were used to treat patients with back pain and sparked the deadliest meningitis outbreak in U.S. history, killing 64 and sickening about 750 people.
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He did this thing where he'd run full bore into the turnbuckle, chest first, bouncing off with a sickening thud and a face like he'd just been kicked in the nuts.
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Then a Facebook profile of someone named Carl Minion started tagging Nicklin, with a profile picture of the person holding a shovel and the patch of grass that went missing. Sickening.
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The evidence tells us this: The defendant coldly and deliberately ended four lives, not in a fit of rage, not by way of accident, but in a calculated and sickening manner.
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And with the announcement of RuPaul's DragCon traveling to New York City for the first time this coming September, the East Coast will soon get a taste of this sickening experience.
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I don't mean when it becomes less fun, like a clunky midpoint in a grindy open world game, but when the very idea of playing something becomes sickening and without pleasure.
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A dirt floor increases the risk of parasites getting into the feet of children, sickening them, making them miss school, and sometimes even hospitalizing them—a costly expense for any family.
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During May's speech, she said that all acts of terrorism are cowardly attacks on innocent people, but this attack stands out for its "appalling, sickening cowardice," and its targeting of children.
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"People are losing their jobs, their businesses, their savings and even their lives and the thought of a Senator profiting off of the crisis is sickening," Collins said in a statement.
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The virus responsible for the pandemic that has engulfed the globe — sickening almost half a million and killing more than 20093,000 worldwide — is one of hundreds in the family of coronaviruses.
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The First Time No amount of meditation will allow me to unhear the sickening thud of my toddler's head as it made impact with the edge of our wooden coffee table.
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When I first tried beets, I thought that they had gone bad because my mother had described them as sweet and really good, but I only tasted a ripe sickening taste.
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"The sickening collapse and sudden death of Congrats Gal at Pimlico today are proof that the Maryland racing industry has not done enough to protect horses," she said in a statement.
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"This was an unnecessarily sickening act of hate against those who, through no fault of their own, have experienced the worst since 14th June 2017," the group said in a statement.
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Hirsch worked as an attorney for these types of cases for four decades, and in that time, "I've seen a lot that makes my stomach turn, it's just sickening," he said.
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MATTHEW LEESESheffield A notion of "the people", or Volk, was the driving force of modern German nationalism, an ethnic vision that laid the foundation for the sickening justifications of Nazi eugenics.
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" 'No magic wand' against deadly virus In 2003, journalist Laurie Garrett covered the spread of the SARS virus as it reached "37 countries, sickening 103,098 people and killing 774 of them.
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But making it obvious, albeit ambiguous, is arguably a small misstep, in a film that otherwise derives all its sickening effectiveness not from what we see, but from what we don't.
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I spoke to one of the few researchers — Michigan State University microbiologist Dr. Shicheng Chen — who's studied the species that's sickening people in the US. Here are five facts to know.
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" Media Research Center Vice President Dan Gainor told Fox News that CNN's calendar graph "was sickening," but "to see a Rolling Stone writer claim the absence was possible domestic violence is demented.
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" Former Hillary Clinton campaign staffer Rob Flaherty called out former Bush press secretary Ari Fleischer: Fleischer: "The fact that some Ds won't shake his hand or are boycotting the speech is sickening.
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Read more: Trump posts a sickening campaign ad painting migrants as cop killers Fox News, a favorite news source for Trump, said that it decided to take down the ad on Sunday.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Governor Jerry Brown on Wednesday declared a Los Angeles-area natural gas leak that has been sickening area residents an emergency, and vowed to protect public health and safety.
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" She added: "This attacks stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice — deliberately targeting innocent and defenseless young people who should have been enjoying one of the most memorable nights of their lives.
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Sickening new dashcam footage of the moments leading up to Castile's death shows that he was calm and cooperative with the officer, informing him that he had a firearm in the glovebox.
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To be in that hall, indeed, is to inhabit a kind of hell, for the powerful and the powerless alike, and you get a sickening sense that "Detroit" cannot tear itself away.
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And while he may claim that statistics are too impersonal, too lifeless, to convey the magnitude of the sickening troubles we face, he repeatedly disproves himself by presenting them in innovative ways.
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The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me, a nod toward bipolar disorder, but also the sickening, almost travel-sick feeling that comes from feeling bad but asking yourself to feel better.
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The number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. jumped by 17 over 24 hours, sickening 108 people and killing at least six, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday.
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On Thursday, a Times investigation described in sickening detail how, over three decades, young women have accused him of sexual harassment and unwanted physical contact, reaching at least eight settlements with him.
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"The conduct alleged against Joel Davis is as unfathomable as it is sickening," Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, said in a statement Tuesday.
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Horror has always played on the potential for beautiful landscapes to be deadly; eco-horror adds the sickening twist that we are implicated in the environmental degradation that is now imminently threatening.
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But again, as with Dennehy's murder, the details of this scandal are sickening and come back to a familiar theme: Adults in positions of authority shirking their ethical responsibilities for personal gain.
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Go deeper: Lisa Page tells the Daily Beast being targeted by Trump is sickening Women's Trump-era power surge Editor's note: This story has been updated with a comment from Fox News.
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On Saturday, the rabbi, now 41, was relieved to hear his parents were safe, but grew horrified as it became clear that his childhood spiritual home had become a sickening crime scene.
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"Heartbreaking and sickening" is how Congresswoman Katherine Clark, a Massachusetts Democrat who has been involved in investigating the causes of the opioid epidemic, described the early decisions to seal the Purdue evidence.
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Which is why death penalty opponents have to speak up, even though it feels awful and insensitive in the wake of such a sickening crime, even though it's tough -- especially when it's tough.
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"The decision to view the shooting of an unarmed man 20 times, with half of those shots in the back as a legal action, is inhumane and sickening," said NAACP President Derrick Johnson.
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There's also the upcoming remake of Dario Argento's 1977 film Suspiria, which features a scene so sickening, some viewers who received a sneak peek at Cinema Con fought the strong urge to vomit.
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With the outbreak sickening more than 300 people in the city since October, Mayor Bill de Blasio declared a public health emergency under which people who don't get their children vaccinated face fines.
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It's "sickening" to think that anyone would use the social justice movement for their personal or political gain, said Percy Fleming, one of the activists who spoke at the October rally last year.
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"IF THERE'S no blood, there's no entertainment," shouts Netia Jones, as one of her Shakespearean characters catapults himself high into the air, and lands with a sickening thump on the rehearsal room floor.
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That's when he meets new student Hannah… it's a sweet, friendly moment and it's sickening to think that this seemingly benign connection at a high school sporting event ultimately led to such tragedy.
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WATCH: Lena Dunham Reveals Past Extreme Dieting The actress spoke about receiving "violent threats" and "sickening insults" throughout her acting career, but sees her appearance on Glamour's cover as an important turning point.
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"Taylor Swift did not serve these sickening, stunning visuals and broke several streaming records with this MV for it to be snubbed by the @vmas (only nomination: best art direction)," a fan argued.
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And the first most people know of when that period is up is the sickening sensation that their skin is starting to catch fire—by which time it is too late to act.
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On Monday, a suicide bomber killed at least 22 people at a packed concert hall in Manchester, in what British Prime Minister Theresa May called a sickening act targeting children and young people.
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As the gruelling battle progressed, both fighters played dirty with low blows and aggressive tactics, but Hatton's pressure, heart and sickening body blows were beginning to take their toll on the ageing champion.
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"Sickening to see #Khashoggi's oldest son Salah summoned to receive condolences from the person suspected of murdering his father," wrote Nihad Awad, the national executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
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After her announcement, Marie (Theda Hammel) hurls a logorrheic rush of profane insults at Bruce (Gordon Landenberger) — "sickening turd" and "god damned filthy son of a bitch" are among the few printable ones.
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"This type of fraud is sickening," said Ryan Patrick, the United States attorney for the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas in Houston, where last week's sentences were imposed.
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Trump has claimed that his administration could not have foreseen the coronavirus pandemic, which has spread to all 50 states and more than 180 nations, sickening more than 460,000 people around the world.
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In the weeks since the coronavirus has surged, sickening more than 97,000 people in the US and killing more than 1,13 as of Friday afternoon, interest in advance care planning has surged, too.
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"Iran has proved that its sickening enthusiasm for putting juveniles to death, in contravention of international law, knows no bounds," said Magdalena Mughrabi, Amnesty International's deputy Middle East and North Africa program director.
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The coronavirus pandemic sweeping across borders, sickening and killing people in nearly every country, and sending the world economy into a downward spiral, is a global challenge unlike any other in our lifetimes.
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Scientists searching for a toxic strain of E. coli that has raced across 235 states, sickening 2303 people and killing one, have been able to identify the general source as the Yuma, Ariz.
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Separately, North Korea said it had no desire to engage in "sickening negotiations" with the United States anymore, rejecting Washington's suggestion that negotiators from both countries meet again in Stockholm in two weeks.
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Separately, North Korea said it had no desire to engage in "sickening negotiations" with the United States anymore, rejecting Washington's suggestion that negotiators from both countries meet again in Stockholm in two weeks.
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Dr. Stephen Zekan, a West Virginia surgeon, recently used a test by the company Aperiomics to diagnose what was sickening a 67-year-old woman he initially thought had a tick-borne infection.
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And despite tales of misogyny and sickening transgressions, they wanted to buy Harvey's grand narrative, that he was a liberal feminist who could raise enough money to help elect the first woman president.
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After all, here's a man everyone calls "honest Iago," even as he lies, preys on people's weaknesses and fears, and sets off a sickening chain of events under a cloud of racial mistrust.
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When Berger said that she had come to the "sickening conclusion" that the Labour Party was "institutionally anti-Semitic," she ripped open a conflict that is tearing the UK's main opposition party apart.
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"TIME: The Kalief Browder Story" promises to bring Making a Murderer's true crime outrage narrative to the New York City setting of The Night Of. The initial look is exciting, in a sickening way.
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That confusing, chaotic, wealthy time gave rise to the concept of "skinvertising" — a knee-buckingly sickening trend in which flash-in-the-pan internet companies looked for real estate for sale on people's faces.
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In the late 1970s, a windstorm that blew through Kern County in Southern California carried spores as far north as Oregon, sickening hundreds of people and killing a gorilla at the San Francisco Zoo.
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What had happened to this diminutive scholar from Baghdad, in Iraq's dusty plains and dense alleyways, to leave him capable of such a self-aggrandizing pronouncement and the sickening violence that went with it?
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"David and Pauline Williams carried out a string of sickening and callous sexual attacks on children and teenagers without remorse over a 15-year period," Detective Constable Debbie Dow told reporters after the trial.
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During her trial the sickening, shocking extent of the abuse she received from Aaron — which included regularly being strangled until she blacked out and having 17 of her teeth knocked out — was graphically detailed.
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The virus mutates into a shape that people have never or rarely seen before (and that our vaccines aren't calibrated against), so it runs wild, easily spreading and sickening most any person it touches.
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"My priority has always been to ensure we deliver justice for the victims' families and that the individuals suspected of these sickening crimes face prosecution as quickly as possible," Home Secretary Sajid Javid said.
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"Hate crime goes directly against the long-standing British values of unity, tolerance and mutual respect - and I am committed to stamping this sickening behavior out," Home Secretary Sajid Javid said in a statement.
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Lázaro Martínez said he remembered standing on the sidewalk, fighting with Mr. Aquino-Simon and a second man, who had a cane, when Mr. Aquino-Simon's knife entered his side with a sickening thump.
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The vigil cut above the dreadful white noise of abject internet narcissists trying to make it about them, and the sickening "I told you so" of alt-right creeps hoping to instrumentalize the situation.
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STEPHEN A. SILVER, SAN FRANCISCO To the Editor: Listening to the recordings of the massacre in Las Vegas, we hear the sickening continuation of the ammunition rounds coming from the weapons of one man.
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The people I knew in high school and my friends from New York and the people I knew in college, all of them flee from me and one another and themselves at sickening speeds.
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"What happened to our brother last night at the hands of a violent group of cowardly inmates was sickening," Cynthia Brann, the commissioner of the Department of Correction, said on Sunday in a statement.
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Adding to Juul's woes, the e-cigarette industry has been under intense scrutiny since a mysterious vaping-related illness, now known as EVALI, spread across the US, sickening nearly 1,500 people and killing 33.
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Many people, including Chinese forestry workers and toll-booth attendants, are doing their jobs differently now to respond to the outbreak, which began in December and is still sickening tens of thousands of people.
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Health officials are grappling with the largest outbreak of measles in Minnesota in almost 216 years, which is mainly sickening young children of Somali immigrants who fell under the sway of anti-vaccination activists.
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That tied the score at 103-4 and brought back sickening memories of the night Castillo dropped what should have been a game-ending pop-up by Alex Rodriguez in 2009 at Yankee Stadium.
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A photography company shared this shot Wednesday of the happy couple kissing on their big day, but the location and Photoshopping of the pic has not drawn much praise ... instead, people find it sickening.
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"I cannot remain in a party that I have today come to the sickening conclusion is institutionally anti-Semitic," Labour MP Luciana Berger said at a February 18 press conference explaining her decision to leave.
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The coronavirus, which surfaced in a Chinese seafood and poultry market late last year, has spread to 24 countries, killing more than 83,000 and sickening tens of thousands of people in a matter of weeks.
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That changed with sickening suddenness on May 17th, when O Globo, a newspaper, reported that Mr Temer had been caught on tape endorsing the payment of hush money to a politician convicted of taking bribes.
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Jones, 67, is serving concurrent 99-year and 60-year sentences in state prison for the 1982 killing of 15-month-old Chelsea McClellan and the sickening of 4-week-old Rolando Santos, who survived.
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"It is sickening to know that someone would make a mockery of black men being savagely lynched and then use that imagery for decorative purposes in a restaurant," Minneapolis NAACP president Nekima Levy-Pounds commented.
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And to watch all these super villains from movies smile that same smile one after the other in this video by Semih Okmn, it's almost sickening to see (even though we know it's fake, duh).
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LOS ANGELES — Natural gas has been spewing into the air in the Porter Ranch neighborhood here since late October, sickening residents, prompting thousands to evacuate their homes and pouring greenhouse gas into the atmosphere. Gov.
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Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency over a massive natural-gas leak that has been spewing methane and other gases into a Los Angeles neighborhood for months, sickening residents and forcing thousands to evacuate.
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I don't want to put your readers off their food, but cartels in Mexico behead their victims, skin them, burn them alive, kidnap their children, and send them back limb by limb ... it is sickening.
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Affectless covers of "Margaritaville" worked just fine when paired weather map of Florida, but on their own they present a uniquely uncomfortable listening experience—as itchily sickening as putting on a swimsuit that's already wet.
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For three sickening hours on Sunday morning, a life-or-death game of deception played out in a bathroom where the assailant holed up with hostages after killing dozens of people inside the Pulse nightclub.
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And the reason for this twisted terrorist support is sickening: Tehran sees benefit in forming tactical alliances with these terrorist entities because they too loath America, and are motivated by a virulent anti-West agenda.
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But during that Kinderguardian segment, which manages to nail the G.O.P., the N.R.A., and right-wing support for Israel, Baron Cohen's method is like radiation: sickening, but better than cancer, unless it kills you first.
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One of those cables, in a downtown tunnel, caught fire on Monday, creating long delays and evoking memories of a similar episode in January 2015 that resulted in one passenger's death while sickening several others.
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"The varied responses to Amber Heard's case against Johnny Depp is a prime example of this sickening phenomenon... Bi survivors of sexual violence should be reassured that neither they, nor their identity, is to blame."
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At the end of the opera, Salome stands in that same pool in sickening triumph, holding the head not of Jochanaan (John the Baptist, here the strong bass-baritone Gabor Bretz) but of a horse.
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After Harvey Weinstein's sins were reported by The New York Times and The New Yorker, women (and men) in entertainment and a host of other industries have come forward with sickening tales of their own.
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Since the first outbreak of the new virus reported in Wuhan, China, in late December, the virus has spread both locally and overseas, sickening about 17,400 people across the globe and killing at least 362.
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For now, many experts believe this outbreak could get a lot worse: burdening the Chinese health system, spreading in poorer countries with weaker health systems, and sickening and killing thousands more people along the way.
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Too many glutinous books, like too many oysters, are bad for the digestion; and digestive trouble is one of the complaints that bring the sick, or those who fancy themselves to be sickening, to Sanditon.
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" "They can take the form of detailed death threats, or threats of violence against family, friends and staff … And of course, as a woman in public life, the violent threats take on another sickening dimension.
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This year's sickening wave of anti-Latinx, anti-immigrant hate, the recent tragedies at the border, an ongoing uptick in deportations are finally getting to me, though it makes me feel weak to admit it.
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At the two Meade town hall sessions last week, some families described mold sickening their children, unexplained charges from their landlord, days without heat, and problems that forced them to move in temporarily with neighbors.
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Without knowing the ending, you might guess all that was a recipe for confused, postmodern alienation, or worse, a re-creation of the sickening power structures of online forums and the nerd cultures we know best.
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During the morning rush hour of March 20, 23, members of the Asahara&aposs Aum Shinrikyo cult punctured plastic bags to release sarin nerve gas inside subway cars, killing 13 people and sickening more than 6,000.
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"Although the manager was apologetic about the lynching depiction, that does not change the fact that this sickening image of black men being lynched was intentionally embedded inside of a table," Williams said in a statement.
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Her reputation for toughness was forged four years later, however, when she broke her neck, dislocated her shoulder and tore ligaments in a sickening crash at a World Cup event seven months before the Beijing Olympics.
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" Warzel makes a case that mass shootings like these have become a kind of "sickening meme," making the internet "an amplification system for an ideology of white supremacy that only recently was relegated to the shadows.
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The judge told the woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, there were "particularly sickening features" of the case, including that the cutting was done at the girl's home, where she should have felt safe.
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Spotify's new Time Capsule playlist knows that you can't hear those songs without getting a wave of sickening nostalgia, and it's giving its best guess as to what exactly those tracks are for each of us.
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"This sickening gift to polluters will result in more dangerous toxic pollution dumped into waterways across a vast stretch of America," said Brett Hartl, government affairs director at the Center for Biological Diversity, in a statement.
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The emotional film was only halfway through when viewers began sharing their thoughts on the "sickening" claims from James Safechuck and Wade Robson, both of whom say they endured years of Jackson's inappropriate behaviors and manipulation.
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In case there's any doubt about the acute state of my alcoholism, and the insanity it produced, I can recall with sickening clarity that on more than one occasion I played Russian roulette with my car.
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No one really knows how the hurricane will affect how much of the toxin finds its way to people's lungs — it's possible that cells breaking in the turbulence could deliver more of the toxin, sickening people.
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In an exclusive interview with CNN's Chris Cuomo, Clinton -- at the time New York's junior senator -- described the "sickening experience" of 9/11 and how she coped with the national tragedy by getting right to work.
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"We will target those who control, abuse and exploit others by working collaboratively with partners to ensure that Scotland is a hostile environment to this sickening trade," said Lesley Boal, a senior officer of Police Scotland.
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The premiere and most talked about episode of Black Mirror's fourth season, "USS Callister," ended on an uncharacteristically happy note — or at least happy for a show seemingly engineered to induce sickening paranoia in its viewers.
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Some scientists counter that this alarming trend may just reflect advances in DNA-based diagnostics that can pick out previously unknown viruses and bacteria that have actually been sickening people (and confounding doctors) for a while.
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The new report from the U.K. comes as a deadly vaping lung disease sweeps across the U.S., sickening at least 2,051 people and killing at least 39, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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By the way, these people are sickening to watch a game with, what with always pointing out an interesting piece they've just read in The New Yorker or offering their tasting notes on a craft IPA.
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In the sickening treatment of undocumented immigrants and asylum seekers at our southern border, it was recently revealed that our government did not have the data or resources to reunite the families it had torn apart.
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It was sickening to see how the slithering machine intelligence, with its ability to take on the color of the prompt's prose, slipped into some of my favorite paragraphs, impersonating their voices but without their souls.
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Yap lies 500 miles from any population center, and no one could demonstrate how the virus landed there — but in 2013, it leapt east across thousands more miles, sickening an estimated 19,000 people in French Polynesia.
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"It's sickening to hear that ... there are no limits, or no length, that they are not willing to go to just torch the Department of Justice," Swalwell, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, told CNN.
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People get angry at the specific horrors of the incident—it's sickening to watch Alton Sterling being restrained on the ground outside a convenience store in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, knowing the cops are about to shoot him.
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At 30 years of age, with creaky hamstrings and a wrist that refuses to bend properly after a "bone explosion" during a sickening fall on the track in 2015, Pearson is nonetheless back and running fast again.
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" Days after her lecture, the National Review wrote that Rouse using her First Amendment rights to, as they saw it, blast the First Amendment was an irony "as rich (and sickening) as a mayonnaise-covered chocolate truffle.
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The video's perspective put viewers in the shooter's shoes in the manner of a first-person shooter game, but with the sickening awareness that it was a real document of the murder of at least 49 people.
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"Iran has proved that its sickening enthusiasm for putting juveniles to death, in contravention of international law, knows no bounds," Magdalena Mughrabi, deputy Middle East and North Africa program director at Amnesty International, said in a statement.
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The actor and entrepreneur's official Twitter account was taken over by some bottom-feeding Internet troll in the dead of night early Sunday morning, and lo and behold ... they took advantage of the platform with sickening messages.
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It is impossible to listen to this song without being confronted by the image of Laganja Estranja performing a sickening death drop every four seconds as per one of the most iconic entrances in Drag Race herstory.
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Even if you excuse these examples as failed attempts at humor, the fact that he would sexualize his own daughter and barely-teenage choir girls is damning proof of Trump's sickening view of women's role in society.
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Why it matters: It's clear that Americans across party lines want some sort of change that will prevent the sickening frequency of mass shootings — there have been 388 in 2017 alone — that continue to shake our country.
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He was a sickening flatterer when it came to the nobility, and his obsequiousness reached full fever in the rarefied company of the Comtesse Grefullhe, "every snob's highest goal," as Benjamin Taylor wrote in Proust: The Search.
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This new book begins a century later, but it also concerns the kinds of black suffering that some people just don't want to read about—the episodes of sickening violence we think we know, but only vaguely.
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Across our great country, there are ministers, priests and rabbis, there are moms and dads and their sons and daughters, rising together against the sickening travesty that Trump imposes in his latest attack against the American way.
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In an odd bit of timing, the C.D.C. issued a statement on Wednesday noting that the latest spate of problems from contaminated romaine began in October, sickening 62 people in 16 states and the District of Columbia.
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As COVID-19 (the disease caused by the coronavirus) has spread, sickening more than 181,000 people and killing more than 7,500, Google has taken steps to enable its workforce to work remotely and lock down its facilities.
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The coronavirus, which surfaced in a Chinese seafood and poultry market late last year, has spread to more than 35 countries, killing more than 2,243 and sickening tens of thousands of people in a matter of weeks.
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PA) said it expected more fires after two explosions hit its flooded plant 25 miles (13 km)northeast of Houston on Thursday, sickening more than a dozen law enforcement personnel and prompting an evacuation of the surrounding area.
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" Washington and Pyongyang resumed working-level discussion in Sweden earlier this month, but the meeting broke down amid acrimony with the North Koreans calling the talks "sickening" and accusing the Americans of maintaining an "old stance and attitude.
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But for every couple or polyamorous gaggle sharing swigs of cheap wine, there are plenty of single people just trying to forget about the sickening level of PDA they're bound to have rubbed in their sad, lonely faces.
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The online spread of the Christchurch mosque killer's sickening first-person video divided experts, industry insiders and the broader public into two opposite camps: Some saw the debacle as proof that Facebook and YouTube can't police their platforms.
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The video's perspective put viewers in the shooter's shoes in the manner of a first-person shooter game, but with the sickening awareness that it was real — and that it documented the murder of at least 49 people.
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Earl DeLack, a retired first sergeant in the Marines, said his home at Keesler – the base has a Marine detachment – was riddled with mold, sickening his wife, baby and two other young children with allergies, rashes and headaches.
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"This sickening and harmful climate is dangerous for press freedom even more so when it is carried out by senior political officials sending the barely veiled message that any citizen can attack the press without punishment," she said.
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All eyes were on McIlroy as the Open returned to Northern Ireland for the first time in 68 years, but the buzz around his appearance on course quickly disappeared with a sickening quadruple bogey at the first hole.
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Three years into Perdue's term, in November 2628, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Georgia state health officials began investigating an outbreak of salmonella infections ultimately blamed for sickening at least 28500 people in 6900 states.
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It's sickening that a helpless teenager, who traveled unknown miles seeking safety, has been denied medical treatment because the US government sees her fetus—and not her—as "a child in our care" deserving of full legal protection.
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As ever, OITNB scores points for progressive ideals and lashes out—hard—against such brutal realities of American life as rampant racism in the criminal justice system, police abuse, and the sickening reality of the prison-industrial complex.
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In a sickening concession to bad copyright law and Microsoft's bottom line over basic technical truths and common sense, Eric Lundgren will spend 225 months in prison for selling discs that let people reinstall Windows on licensed machines.
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In a sickening concession to bad copyright law and Microsoft's bottom line over basic technical truths and common sense, Eric Lundgren will spend 215 months in prison for selling discs that let people reinstall Windows on licensed machines.
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Jordan Burroughs, an Olympic champion wrestler, commended Johnson on Twitter for cutting his hair to win the match for his team, but expressed his anger over the referee's order, calling it sickening, racist and an abuse of power.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A van plowed into worshippers near a London mosque in the early hours of Monday, injuring 11 people, two of them seriously, in what Prime Minister Theresa May said was a sickening, terrorist attack on Muslims.
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Well ... For months, as a new coronavirus has spread around the world—sickening nearly 370,000 people and killing more than 16,000 as of Monday afternoon—it's seemed that children have been spared the worst of this global pandemic.
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I suddenly got the sickening thought that we were in one of those dire situations where people are told to do something — stay or move — that turns out to be precisely opposite of the right thing to do.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea said on Sunday that it had no desire to engage in "sickening negotiations" with the United States anymore, rejecting Washington's suggestion that negotiators from both countries meet again in Stockholm in two weeks.
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As an awkward, antisocial preadolescent in 1960s Long Island, Butler is coerced into "a binding and sickening pact" with her father; if she confers sexual arousal by sitting on his lap, he will drive her to oboe lessons.
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But as the Wuhan coronavirus spread around the world, sickening more than 28,000 people and killing more than 560, the couple have found themselves quarantined on the Diamond Princess cruise ship off Japan for at least two weeks.
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" The problem, of course, is that Gillibrand said this way back on January 29: "This is a sickening and outrageous attack, and horribly, it's the latest of too many hate crimes against LGBTQ people and people of color.
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But these same experts added that the Zika epidemic, as well as the related spread of a disease called dengue that is sickening as many as 100 million people a year and killing thousands, should be interpreted as warnings.
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There are several sickening scenes of detainees being beaten, humiliated, waterboarded, and hog-tied – "doing things the Nazis did," in the words of an outraged senator – made all the uglier by the indifference of the CIA officials looking on.
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"The conduct alleged against Joel Davis is as unfathomable as it is sickening, and as this case demonstrates, law enforcement will keep its watchful eye on the darkest corners of the internet to bring predators to justice," he said.
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The lead-poisoned water that flowed into Flint homes at the peak of the crisis three years ago carried another deadly threat: Legionella bacteria that triggered an outbreak, sickening 90 people and killing at least 12 over two years.
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Photo: Vincent Yu (AP)Microsoft has called for the tech industry to set a uniform approach to violent, extremist content following the sickening massacre of Muslims attending mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand by a white supremacist earlier this month.
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Obama should thoughtfully explain to voters why punishing increases in health care premiums result from obsessive Republican attacks against ObamaCare, and why Trump's attempt to strip insurance coverage from Americans with preexisting conditions is morally dastardly, sickening and bankrupt.
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"To have a president who never served but himself got, what, four, five deferments to avoid service in Vietnam be a guide to question someone else's patriotism because of their gender identity is sickening," she said at the time.
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The United Nations is investigating a litany of "sickening" new allegations that peacekeepers from at least three countries sexually abused civilians in the Central African Republic, including more than 100 girls in one prefecture, the organization said on Thursday.
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Biological attacks have happened in the past—in 1984, cult members poisoned patrons of 10 salad bars in Oregon with salmonella, sickening more than 750 people; in 2001, anthrax spores mailed to newsrooms and government offices killed five people.
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But because of the economic collapse, there is often no medicine and little fumigation to prevent mosquitoes there from biting them and passing malaria to others, sickening tens of thousands more people and leaving entire towns desperate for help.
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And I definitely didn't talk about that leaden, sickening feeling I had every day after work as I pulled open the front door of my apartment: I'd check every room one by one, not knowing what I would find.
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GUANGZHOU, China — A crisis over a mysterious ailment sickening American diplomats and their families — which began in Cuba and recently appeared in China — has widened as the State Department evacuated at least two more Americans from China on Wednesday.
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Its literally sickening effects are expressed not only in our shameful national maternal mortality rate (46th in the world) but also in the shocking fact that black women die at a rate about four times higher than white women.
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In the hours before his passing, this is how Carl hoped the years of conflict and chaos he had witnessed might end — that all the sickening violence and painful loss might be given meaning by a lasting cease-fire.
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The restrictions, which don't yet have an end date, are intended to stop an outbreak of a mysterious coronavirus that emerged in late December, killing at least 17 people in China so far and sickening hundreds there and elsewhere.
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The last time the world heard about a coronavirus outbreak in China, in early 2003, it ended up spreading to more than two dozen countries in the Americas, Europe and Asia, sickening about 8,000 people and killing almost 800.
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Even as I am writing this, I am finding it hard to admit what Humbert had done, to call it like it really was — I found myself torn between the poetic phrases in the novel, and this sickening plot.
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Turkey's incursion into Syria on Wednesday is prompting fresh bipartisan condemnation of President Donald Trump's moves and more congressional threats to hamstring Turkey economically, with some Republicans calling the situation "sickening" and a "terrible mistake" by the president. Sen.
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I don't recall the name of the author (perhaps Mark Twain), but I remember thinking: how can anyone read this and not be persuaded that America has a sickening cancer right in the shining face of every Miss America?
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And for someone to say that for another child for that to happen to them, it&aposs really sickening when you see the level of the depravity of the left when they behave -- and Hollywood, in a way like this.
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"We even got the black kid to throw it up #BarabooProud," the tweet said, which has since been deleted but was captured by former student Carly Sidey, who also tagged the school district to bring awareness to the "BEYOND sickening" image.
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LONDON, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Brighton and Hove Albion striker Glenn Murray thanked hospital staff and said he was "much better" on Sunday after a sickening clash of heads in the Premier League match at Newcastle United that left him unconscious.
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The first two Swamp Thing episodes (made available to critics prior to today's premiere) introduce Andy Bean as Alec Holland, now a corporate-backed scientist who gets killed while investigating a sort of "plant plague" that's been sickening the locals.
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This scene is played for comedy, but it's sickening — not only for its inherent awfulness, but also for the message it sends to male survivors who have been told that their assaults are laughable, hardly to be considered assaults at all.
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Dogs don't have to feel the sickening pang of realization that the solid bank of snow they just stepped into was concealing a deep, icy sludge puddle, and now they have to walk around with a wet, gritty sock ALL DAY.
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Despite believing Jo's sickening report, Jenny still betrays her and gives Paul his estranged spouse's information, the same information Jo handed over to Jenny in case she ever wants to escape her relationship, which is implied to also be abusive.
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The piece, inadvertently, is given new context in light of a recent and sickening tragedy, when a Gambian migrant drowned in a Venetian canal this past January — witnesses stated that onlookers reportedly laughed and shouted racist retorts as he drowned.
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There's also some babble in the pseudo-interview about reptilian overlords and as such the second track features a sample of the Republican presidential nominee professing to be a snake, but looped and repeated until its unrecognizable, surreal, and sickening.
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For the first female presidential candidate in American history to be defeated by a man not even one-tenth as qualified as she is, and who seemingly takes sadistic pleasure in demeaning women to boot, is almost too sickening for words.
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"This attack stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice, deliberately targeting innocent, defenseless children and young people who should have been enjoying one of the most memorable nights of their lives," British Prime Minister Theresa May said at a press conference.
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"The targeting of the young and innocent as they enjoyed a care free night out in the Manchester Arena on May 22, 2017, was an act of sickening cowardice," May wrote in an article for the Manchester Evening News newspaper.
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The mullahs have also proved their "sickening enthusiasm" of sending juveniles to the gallows, all in violation of international laws and respecting no bounds in this regard, said Magdalena Mughrabi, Deputy Middle East and North Africa Program Director of Amnesty International.
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The blazes destroyed more than 2158,2124 square miles of forests, blanketing large parts of Southeast Asia in a toxic haze for weeks, sickening hundreds of thousands of people and, according to the World Bank, causing $2288 billion in economic losses.
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Editorial As Zika was moving north from Brazil to the United States, a different mosquito-borne disease — yellow fever — was cutting a devastating trail through Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo, killing more than 400 people and sickening thousands.
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But invariably, as the fight wore on, Khan became embroiled in a toe to toe war with the extremely heavy handed Maidana, who caught him with numerous sickening hooks in the 10th and wobbled Khan's legs to an almost comical degree.
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"This morning, our country woke to news of another terrorist attack on the streets of our capital city: the second this month and every bit as sickening as those which have come before," May told reporters outside her Downing Street office.
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Read: Trump posted a "sickening" midterm ad casting immigrants as cop killers Pereira is a native citizen of Brazil who came to the U.S. in 2000, overstayed his visa, and received a notice to appear following a DUI arrest in 2006.
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In "Stony the Road," the vicious imagery — postcards, photographs, newspaper cartoons, political broadsides, knickknacks, theater posters, playing cards, children's books, games of all sorts — forms a sickening onslaught that raises a question: Is the book African-American history or American history?
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North Korea: After talks broke down in Stockholm over the weekend, the country said that it had no desire to engage in "sickening negotiations" with the U.S. until Washington reversed "hostile" policies, including sanctions and joint military exercises with South Korea.
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Just this week was saw China stage a bigger freak-out about The New York Times&apos stunning and sickening report about violence and genocide in China&aposs Xinjiang province, where the government is targeting the mostly-Muslim Uighur ethnic minority.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Governor Jerry Brown on Wednesday declared a Los Angeles-area natural gas leak that has been sickening nearby residents for more than two months an emergency, calling for alternatives to stop the underground leak if existing efforts fail.
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Shortly after Trump announced he wanted to get out of Syria, the Syrian dictator, Bashar Assad, almost certainly with support from Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, who Trump has until recently often praised, launched a brutal and sickening chemical weapons attack.
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The White House correspondents' dinner was a grotesque and ugly disaster, because the most important speaker, comedian Michelle Wolf, echoed the style of vile and sickening insults that have become a trademark of the president of the United States, Donald Trump.
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Go deeper: Former FBI lawyer Lisa Page sues Justice Department Lisa Page says being targeted by Trump is "sickening" A timeline of Strzok and Page's texts Editor's note: This article was updated with more context and background on the text messages.
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Its reach, as well as its near invisibility to those privileged enough to escape its gaze, makes it especially difficult to address in its entirety, and we are often left to deal with its effects in piecemeal, incident by sickening incident.
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From running around Paris in Schiaparelli haute couture (the city where she lived as a Wilhemina model as a teen—sickening, I know!) to just laying in bed with casually stunning hair, TER is giving you quality social media content.
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This is immediately followed by the even more sickening realization that most of the people who feel comfortable disclosing these experiences to an author they just met are — regardless of the size or location of the college — white, straight, cisgender women like me.
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Using data from Hawaii's Gemini North telescope, researchers at the University of Oxford have found that most of the planet's upper atmosphere is composed of hydrogen sulfide—the same stuff that causes the sickening odor when eggs rot or people rip ass.
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In a speech that was both painful and at times sickening to listen to, Trump proved exactly why women often avoid reporting assault: the very present fear that they will be publicly shamed — especially when it comes to Trump accusers — for doing so.
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The 2011 world champion battled back from hamstring strains to win silver in her title defense at Moscow in 2013 but missed Beijing two years later after shattering her left wrist in a sickening fall at the Golden Gala meeting in Rome.
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Two weeks after one of the country's best-known prelates handed in his cardinal's hat, amid allegations of molesting young men, a report has documented in sickening detail the sexual crimes that were perpetrated by over 503 priests in Pennsylvania over 70 years.
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In that assault, missiles from two American warships targeted a Syrian airfield where officials said Mr. Assad's forces had launched warplanes that dropped sarin gas on the rebel-held town of Khan Shaykhun, killing more than 80 people and sickening hundreds more.
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PARIS, March 24 (Reuters) - The nephew of a French politician who committed suicide 24 years ago said it was "sickening" that beleaguered presidential candidate Francois Fillon made comparisons with his uncle in an effort to show he was being persecuted by the media.
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Pao — who was seen as responsible for closing subreddits like r/fatpeoplehate and firing popular AMA handler Victoria Taylor — was able to avoid hitting back against her "sickening" treatment, even using the site to relax while she faced a firestorm of criticism.
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The mullahs have also proved their "sickening enthusiasm" of sending juveniles to the gallows, all in violation of international laws and respecting no bounds in this regard, according to Magdalena Mughrabi, Deputy Middle East and North Africa Program Director of Amnesty International.
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You're not climbing into an underground tube to be launched along at sickening speeds to enjoy the comfortable seating and delightful ambience — you're doing it to get from point A to point B at speeds human beings probably weren't meant to travel.
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The huge majority of voters who support the DREAM Act know that the president made despicable and sickening comments last week that were widely viewed as racist during a meeting to discuss this urgently needed bipartisan compromise to save the DREAM Act.
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When Elodie Mailliet Storm realized her 2-year-old, Jasper, wasn't standing with his sister at the entrance to the park at Pier 6 in Brooklyn, she suddenly knew, with sickening clarity, that her toddler had boarded the ferry to Governors Island.
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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) offered the conclusions in approving its long-awaited findings on the cause of the January 2628 accident in which smoke filled a stalled train car, killing 28503-year-old Carol Glover and sickening 22019 other riders.
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And when islanders aren't twirling themselves, they can find entertainment with a sickening variety of drag and burlesque shows, notably the Invasion of the Pines, an annual Fourth of July tradition involving hundreds of drag queens arriving in the Pines harbor by boat.
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It was mainly left to House Democrats to defend Mr. Wray and the F.B.I. Representative Eric Swalwell, Democrat of California, said it was "sickening to sit here and listen to the good names of people like Bob Mueller" and others be smeared.
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What's prevented her from being a shoo-in for the top job is her role at the center of one of the federal government's most sickening and indefensible programs, a brutal interrogation regime that used torture against terrorism suspects after the Sept.
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And NBC and CBS, like Fox News before them, now face questions about where their managerial systems broke down — as they inarguably did — to allow such sickening behavior to go unaddressed in ways that allowed the offenses to repeat themselves over years.
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Robert M. ProwlerStatesville, N.C. To the Editor: President Trump's response to the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, reckoning its significance in terms of dollars, is sickening, but it strikes me that Republican and evangelical support for Mr. Trump and his administration is equally transactional.
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In an alleged effort to reduce the transmission of a virus that is sickening people across the globe, Trump ordered that all incoming flights from Europe be funneled into only 13 U.S. airports in major cities like New York, Chicago, Boston, and Atlanta.
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"This is what people hate, around the state, about what goes on in politics: it's sickening, it truly is," said Senator Andrew J. Lanza, a Republican from Staten Island, yelling at Democrats for "making a mockery of justice" and not protecting children.
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ST. PAUL — When the verdict came down on Friday — another police officer found not guilty in the killing of another black man — a father 700 miles away, in Oklahoma, felt as if he were watching a sickening replay of his own son's fate.
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All acts of terrorism are cowardly attacks on innocent people, but this attack stands out for its appalling, sickening cowardice — deliberately targeting innocent, defenseless children and young people who should have been enjoying one of the most memorable nights of their lives.
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Several days after sickening revelations about decades of sexual misconduct on the part of Hollywood power producer Harvey Weinstein, several major industry players — George Clooney, Jennifer Lawrence, Meryl Streep, Jessica Chastain and many more — began to reckon with what they'd just learned.
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" In the review, which was first reported by Politico, O'Rourke -- then 19-- wrote for the Columbia Daily Spectator that the Broadway musical "The Will Rogers Follies" is "one of the most glaring examples of sickening excesses and moral degradations in our culture.
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Certainly these open-air trash fires, which were everywhere in Iraq and Afghanistan during the conflicts in those countries, had been written about, been the subject of lawsuits and been blamed for sickening scores, if not hundreds of veterans, of those wars.
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One thing that we can go to or not go to, there's this class of people called management gurus — and, actually, the Economist invented it, it's a sickening term — but as I said, I can't totally say that because it pays the bills.
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We have no reason to assume this fee would be different based on the nature of each case, so some back-of-the-envelope math indicates the filings alone would cost Uber—a company that already loses sickening amounts of money—over $18.7 million.
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But buried beneath this sickening story of one man's abuse lies another — the problem of judging women by their fuckability and accepting that as normal, shutting down certain career opportunities preemptively and leaving the actresses who are considered "fuckable" subject to sexual harassment and assault.
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From the surreal slow fades between rioters and attendees on the Guardian's live coverage of the inauguration, to Sean Spicer and Kelly Anne Conway's truly Orwellian newspeak, and the sustained protests across the globe: it's been a sickening, saddening, inspiring, fearful, hopeful, angry journey.
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Last weekend the Los Angeles Times published a sickening piece detailing claims made by 38 women about loathsome sexual behavior by the writer-director James Toback, who has made many well-regarded films and scored an Oscar nomination for his script for Warren Beatty's Bugsy.
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This is, after all, just a foreign-exchange program, and as the months pass, you start feeling the same increasing, sickening dread as Sun and Lucas about what will happen when they have to go back to their lives 4,000 miles apart from one another.
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HONG KONG(Reuters) - A British banker was jailed for life on Tuesday for the "sickening" murders of two Indonesian women he tortured in his Hong Kong apartment in what the judge said was one of the most horrifying cases the Chinese-ruled territory has known.
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One woman took a leaflet from Allison, looked at it, threw it on the ground and then called their family "sickening and dirty", 36-year-old Chiu said from her home in a suburb of Zhongli district, an hour's drive from Taiwan's capital, Taipei.
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" Ban high-capacity gun magazines like one used in Tucson By Frank Lautenberg "The sickening shooting spree in Tucson holds many lessons for our country, but the most important is this: It's much too easy for dangerous people to get their hands on deadly weapons.
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In that interview, Page called Trump's attacks "sickening" and said she chose to speak out after the President did a lewd impression of her text exchanges with former FBI agent Peter Strzok, with whom she had an affair, during a Minnesota rally in October.
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Ted Yoho, Republican chair of the subcommittee, said the military crackdown had been characterized by "sickening crimes against humanity" and said Washington should look at what policy options were available to stop the military violence and encourage the government to take a firmer stand against it.
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The children's entertainment channel Loo Loo Kids posted the original video back in 2016, a clip set to a sickening, meaningless song with the tune of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" that features a skateboarding baby who keeps lying to his elderly father about eating sugar cubes.
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"In sickening statements, draconian laws, conflicts of interest, and even the use of physical violence, democratic governments are trampling on a freedom that should, in principle, be one of their leading performance indicators," said the group, also known by its French acronym, RSF (Reporters Sans Frontières).
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Swinson says Johnson's Brexit policy is putting lives at riskSwinson, who succeeded Sir Vince Cable as Lib Dem leader this summer, compared Johnson to a "dictator" for his "do or die" approach to delivering Brexit, and "sickening" willingness to leave the European Union without a deal.
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"The conduct alleged against Joel Davis is as unfathomable as it is sickening, and as this case demonstrates, law enforcement will keep its watchful eye on the darkest corners of the internet to bring predators to justice," interim US Attorney Geoffrey Berman said in a statement.
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UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage's sickening elation at "independence day for the United Kingdom" (surely a joke, given the context of violent colonialism that Britain herself exported to the world over the past centuries, yet sadly deadly serious) heralds nothing but a grim forecast of turmoil.
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As health officials struggled to halt its spread, the virus galloped through Latin America and the Caribbean that spring and summer and eventually reached the United States, sickening more than 200 people in Florida and Texas and prompting countless travelers to cancel vacations in the tropics.
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" Spy accused Ellis of being so talentless that he had to stir scandal to sell a book: "Not much could be more sickening than the misogynistic barbarism of this novel," Todd Stiles wrote, "but almost as repellent will be Ellis's callow cynicism as he justifies it.
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Yet the coronavirus crisis is unlike anything Washington has faced in a century — a pandemic with no cure that has sent financial markets into a tailspin and is rapidly spreading throughout the country, sickening more than 1,000 Americans and killing 32 in the U.S. so far.
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CHICAGO, Sept 10 (Reuters) - U.S. health investigators are casting a wide net to understand what is sickening hundreds of vapers across the country and still have not ruled out any product on the market, even as vaping industry officials highlight the potential role of illegal cannabis products.
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He said he was willing to take on the risk of a powerful storm, but the prospect of what at the time appeared to be the eyewall of a Category 4 or even 5 slamming into Miami with obliterating force gave him "a sickening vibe," he said.
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"They may think that our belief in true participatory democracy is waning, that we are complacent, that we are distracted, that we are just too beaten down from this horror show year we've had and the sickening prospect of three more like it," the actress continued.
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Since its outbreak in Wuhan, China, in late 2019, COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, has spread to dozens of countries around the world, sickening more than 88,000 people globally and killing nearly 3,000, with the vast majority of cases and deaths in China.
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And in these last pages, Grann takes what was already a fascinating and disciplined recording of a forgotten chapter in American history, and with the help of contemporary Osage tribe members, he illuminates a sickening conspiracy that goes far deeper than those four years of horror.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: The author of the related Opinion essay "Mass Shootings Have Become a Sickening Meme" refers to a message posted before the shootings by an 8chan user identifying himself by the same name as the suspect in the attack.
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That includes complaints about everything from a memo sent by Hornsey to Uber staff about the "sickening" actions in India — which seems dead accurate to me — to unsupported allegations that Yoo ordered him to impede the rape investigation, to Whetstone and Hazelbaker saying he stole the files.
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I've stood on a beach where the usual refreshing smell of low tide was replaced by a thick, sickening odour of diesel, just upslope of beds of once edible California mussels, large patches of eelgrass, and a dizzying array of seaweeds, anemones, sculpins, snails, chitons, barnacles, and encrusting algaes.
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On a day when many were anticipating the tradition of children donning costumes and trick-or-treating in celebration of Halloween, Americans were forced to endure what has become a sickening modern tradition: a murderous attack in a major city, followed by grief and mourning for the victims.
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After last month's massive, sickening scandal at Baylor University — in which coaches and administrators ignored allegations of sexual assaults perpetrated by multiple members of the school's powerhouse football team — former chancellor and president Ken Starr told ESPN "full transparency" was necessary to understand how such a horror could occur.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) ripped a number of statements in Kerry's speech as "sickening lies," compared the number of refugees the Obama administration has allowed into the country with the number of Israeli settlers in Palestinian territory and revived old accusations of Obama working to defeat Netanyahu's reelection.
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Environmental advocates and state officials have been flying over regions to identify overflowing lagoons where floodwaters have become mixed with the waste, a public health hazard that could last for weeks as bacteria flow into rivers and streams, potentially sickening those who come into contact with those waters.
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But the image that still remains indelible from my very first reading of the story is the wondrous refrigerator in the Patimkins' basement, filled with fruits on which Neil and Brenda gorge before making love on the couch — cherries and nectarines and greengage plums, ripe, luscious, and ultimately sickening.
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"We have no intention to hold such sickening negotiations as ... happened this time before the U.S. takes a substantial step to make complete and irreversible withdrawal of the hostile policy toward [North Korea]," a spokesperson for the nation's foreign ministry told state news agency KCNA over the weekend.
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There is something salutary and urgently necessary in the way the professor pounds his message home, with his statistics and charts and sickening Ivy League anecdotes, informing his right-thinking readers that the status of which they love to boast was purchased at the expense of our egalitarian ideals.
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"We have no intention to hold such sickening negotiations as ... happened this time before the U.S. takes a substantial step to make complete and irreversible withdrawal of the hostile policy toward the DPRK," a spokesperson for North Korea's foreign ministry told state news agency KCNA, according to Reuters.
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The increases come at a moment where the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted nearly every aspect of American life and commerce, along with that of the rest of the world, as health officials try to stop the fast-spreading coronavirus from sickening more people with the COVID-19 disease.
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But I don't need to come to The Handmaid's Tale to find it, and it's never going to give me anything as shocking or sickening as, for instance, Moira and June trading wordless looks of horror at the Red Center as they realize exactly what their new role as Handmaids entails.
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"To now have -- not just a President who has a reputation of denigrating women -- but to have a secretary of education who wants to roll back rights for transgender kids and roll back the protections that college students and young women have gotten against sexual assault is sickening," she said.
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When the US Supreme Court ruled last summer that lethal injection does not constitute cruel and unusual punishment—even if the drug cocktails employed by state corrections officials might be shady—the justices' decision came in the wake of two of the most drawn-out and sickening execution scenes ever.
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A year has passed since Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi journalist and contributor to The Washington Post and Virginia resident, entered the Saudi Arabian Consulate in Istanbul to secure a document for his approaching marriage, only to be slain and cut to pieces, all recorded in sickening detail by Turkish secret services.
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She's the stuff of nightmares: Blind with worms, her hair as dry as metal and brittle as a twig, straining to press me against her body; that body so putrescent, so sickening soft, that it opened, as I clawed and cried, into a breach so enormous as to swallow me alive.
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" The South Carolina lawmaker told Fox News' Maria BartiromoMaria Sara BartiromoTop Republican: Democrats' weekend document dump shows impeachment inquiry is a 'farce' Nunes: 'Sickening' that Schiff obtained his phone records Graham expects Horowitz investigation to show evidence was manipulated, withheld MORE that he wants to ensure "this never happens again.
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Entitled "The New Plastics Economy: Rethinking the future of plastics," the report contains plenty of sickening statistics about the amount of plastic polluting the ocean, like how 150 million tons of plastic are floating in areas like the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, where sea currents cause floating plastic to accumulate.
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Not the wispiest idea about how to deal with the billions of tweets and retweets since his election that, according to the Anti-Defamation League, have spread jokes about gas chambers, called for reopening "the ovens" for the Jews of New York and Los Angeles, and advanced the most sickening conspiracy theories.
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The problem is that Trump, Rubio, Ted Cruz and John Kasich were on the stage in Detroit to debate their qualifications for the most powerful job in the world, at the helm of its most important democracy, and Trump and Rubio weren't just hitting, but also dwelling, below the belt. Surreal. Sickening.
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In Europe, it was clear that the factories would have to go silent; the massive robots that weld vehicle frames standing down, the intricate moving assembly lines moving no more, the anxious workforces sent home as the coronavirus pandemic ripped through the continent, sickening tens of thousands in Italy, Germany, and France.
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"President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's decision to withdraw U.S. forces from northern Syria is having sickening and predictable consequences," Cheney said in a statement Wednesday.
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" Adams' touring guitarist Todd Wisenbaker, who performs in La Sera, also stepped forward condemning the allegations as "sickening and embarrassing," writing, "There were times when I chose to believe his insane version of the truth because it was easier than believing that anyone is capable of being this much of a monster.
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Every believer in the great faiths of the nation should rise with righteous and patriotic outrage against this migrant child abuse, and the sickening and Dickensian moral crime of migrant children being imprisoned in cages like political prisoners of a failing president, and locked in filthy facilities without adequate food, medicine and necessities of life.
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" An aged widow in "Drawing Blood" pinpoints her capacity to endure a long marriage to a man "who should have been sickening" to the moment when, still a newlywed, she turned "from hating him to needing him," a surprising shift stirred by his ability "to quicken something inside" her "that could not be slowed.
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Nuclear talks stalled in February after Trump walked away from the Hanoi summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnTrump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' The tiger that didn't purr: For Xi Jinping, it's not personal, it's just business North Korea labels unsuccessful nuclear talks with US 'sickening' MORE.
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" Brad Bowman, senior director of the Center on Military and Political Power at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies -- a veteran with 15 years active duty service -- reflected the sentiment of many other Republicans CNN spoke with, describing the day as "a sickening and shameful moment in US history and I put that at the foot of the President.
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A week after a visibly shaken King said on air that she was "reeling," I asked her over the phone how she's feeling; neither of us knew this follow-up conversation would be just one day before the "sickening deja vu" she would experience when she learned Today Show host Matt Lauer had also been fired.
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In the end, eating at Las Olas for an almost-sickening total of four times in two days made one thing clear to me: Growing up, a Jewish kid in what is certainly one of the largest hubs in the Latin American world, I could easily have felt like I was on the other side of the looking glass.
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Among the greatest threats the report cites are a form of drug-resistant gonorrhea that has been spreading among young people and gay men, tough-to-treat urinary tract infections that strike otherwise healthy women, and Clostridioides difficile, or C. diff, a deadly bacterial infection that ravages the guts of hospitalized patients, sickening 2100,2181 and killing 12,800 each year.
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His resurrection of the issue was prompted by revulsion at the sickening attack, but also reflected the shifting nature of the Democratic coalition: Obama had won a decisive reelection just the year before despite a weak performance among the rural and blue-collar white voters who polls have always shown to be the most resistant to restrictions on guns.
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Danny Flaherty is Shane, crazy eyes sadistically aflame each time he catches up with Jack, taunting, punching or landing kick after sickening kick, perpetuating a feud that predates the arrival of the younger boy and making us wonder about the nature of blame and cowardice and the responsibility of family members to look out for one another.
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By falsely accusing CNN of distributing fake news about the intelligence matters surrounding the briefing President Obama and Trump recently received, and by his false and sickening comparison of American intelligence services with Nazi Germany, Trump reconfirmed why so many Americans are deeply concerned about the dangers he will soon create when he arrives at the Oval Office.
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But while we're not completely sure how gluten could be sickening these people (or even that gluten itself is the true dietary culprit), there have been studies showing that some people with a reported gluten sensitivity really do show signs of internal damage and experience relief after cutting wheat and other high-gluten foods out of their diet.
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It now appears that the Trump strategy for the midterm elections is to escalate the trauma and abuse he imposes on immigrant children and to demand that Republicans in Congress march in lockstep in support of this vile and sickening spectacle that dishonors the core values of Americanism and disrespects the shared values of the great faiths.
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If a private organization or nonprofit were to manage the database and restrict access to lawyers working with these separated families, it could be a very useful tool, solving logistical problems to reunification, including the government's sickening lack of documentation regarding the families it separated, language barriers, illiteracy and children too small and/or traumatized to identify themselves.
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The newspaper also noted an instance in which Trump asked Putin for advice in becoming friends with North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnTrump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' The tiger that didn't purr: For Xi Jinping, it's not personal, it's just business North Korea labels unsuccessful nuclear talks with US 'sickening' MORE.
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LOS ANGELES — With a mix of pride and great relief, state officials here announced on Thursday that the leaking natural gas well near the Porter Ranch neighborhood — which over the last four months had pumped thousands of tons of methane and other chemicals into the atmosphere, sickening residents and prompting more than 6,000 households to flee — had finally been capped permanently.
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Not only did live burials, castration, the carving of organs and the roasting of people become routine, but more diabolical tortures were practiced, such as hanging people by their tongues on iron hooks or burying people to their waists and watching them torn apart by German shepherds ... So sickening was the spectacle that even Nazis in the city were horrified.
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Another problem is that by simplifying the growing of almost unimaginably large tracts of crops, especially corn and soybeans, G.M.O.s have become an indispensable crutch for the fertilizer- and pesticide-dependent monoculture that is wrecking our land and water and generating the execrable excess of corn- and soy-based junk food that is sickening our population and decreasing our life spans.
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" Former British Prime Minister Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayTrump, Boris Johnson discuss Brexit, trade issues in Monday phone call Pence to travel to United Kingdom, Ireland and Iceland in September Pelosi vows no UK free trade deal if Brexit undermines Good Friday accord MORE, who stepped down last week, said, "This was a sickening attack and my thoughts are with the couple affected.
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David Ehrlich, IndieWire: Light on jolts and "holy shit" moments, the film prefers to make your skin crawl through the dull terror of memory, the red stain of guilt, and the sickening historical truth that the members of a coven (or the people of a country) are more likely to absolve each other of their collective sins than hold themselves accountable.
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It is sickening that this high-level military intelligence official not only sold his intelligence expertise to enemy interests, and that the money led him to flip-flop on public views of other regimes, and that he paid an ex-FBI official to smear a political opponent, he failed to reveal the foreign payments to the public and even to the Trump campaign.
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The 200+ page amended legal complaint describes a sickening pattern of victim grooming perpetuated by Gothard, including allowing his victims use of his credit card, bringing them along on his travels, lavishing praise and confessions of love and affection, and repeated inappropriate sexual touching of the very young girls placed in his care as a spiritual leader, counselor, and authority figure.
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Over the past few days alone, there was the call to get rid of birthright citizenship; the promise to move as many as 15,000 troops to the border; and the campaign ad he tweeted — widely denounced on the left, and described as "racist" and "sickening" by some anti-Trump conservatives — featuring a Mexican immigrant who was convicted of killing two police officers.
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I have it about once a month: I will be standing backstage under gloomy lighting, with people scampering around clutching wigs and swords, and I will realize with a sickening suddenness that soon, very soon, I will have to walk onstage and start reciting that speech, and everyone will realize that I am the worst Richard III in the history of the theater.
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SYDNEY, Australia — As someone who has been living between Hong Kong and Sydney for the past few months, I have been engaged in a relentless, entirely circular conversation with family, friends and colleagues about the coronavirus that sprang into the global consciousness a couple of weeks ago and since then has claimed at least 563 lives, while sickening more than 28,000 others.
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In the wake of recent Congressional testimonies from Ambassador Marie YovanovitchMarie YovanovitchThe State Department: Nonpartisan service on behalf of America Nunes: 'Sickening' that Schiff obtained his phone records Inventing the 'Deep State' and draining the real one MORE and others, there has been an outpouring of public support for American foreign policy professionals in op-eds, many from former officials in previous administrations.
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There was one thing Cuomo got right in his op-ed (a point he regurgitated in this morning's interview): "One could argue that in a perfect world no city or state would be legally allowed to offer incentives and there would be no competition for individuals or businesses," he wrote, as though the sickening displays of prostration for Amazon jobs caused him to lose any sleep.
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"It's sickening to see both Republicans and Democrats add significant funding for invasive surveillance technologies to trample on millions of people's basic rights at a mass scale," said Evan Greer, deputy director of Fight for the Future, one of the groups involved in the protest alongside Access Now, Free Press Action, Demand Progress, and RAICES, the nation's largest immigration legal services non-profit, among others.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Az.) called the ad "sickening" and said Republicans should denounce it.
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Erdoğan's office also said Wednesday he spoke by phone with Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinCheney says Congress 'must and will' act after Turkey launches 'sickening' offensive in Syria Hillicon Valley: Senate Intel report urges action to prevent 2020 Russian meddling | Republicans warn Microsoft of 'urgent' Huawei threat | Court rules FBI surveillance violated Americans' rights Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE about the incursion.
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Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinCheney says Congress 'must and will' act after Turkey launches 'sickening' offensive in Syria Hillicon Valley: Senate Intel report urges action to prevent 2020 Russian meddling | Republicans warn Microsoft of 'urgent' Huawei threat | Court rules FBI surveillance violated Americans' rights Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE became the embodiment of a resurgent Russia determined to regain its global stature and lost territories.
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" Co-host Mika BrzezinskiMika Emilie BrzezinskiTYT's Cenk Uygur rips Dems condemning Trump 'lock him up' chant: 'Most feckless party' ever 'Sorry Joe' trends as Scarborough faces backlash for defending Trump after World Series chant Scarborough scolds Nats fans for 'lock him up' chant: 'We are Americans and we do not do that' MORE interjected that she finds it "sickening" when Trump supporters use the chant "lock her up.
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" Co-host Mika BrzezinskiMika Emilie BrzezinskiTYT's Cenk Uygur rips Dems condemning Trump 'lock him up' chant: 'Most feckless party' ever 'Sorry Joe' trends as Scarborough faces backlash for defending Trump after World Series chant Scarborough scolds Nats fans for 'lock him up' chant: 'We are Americans and we do not do that' MORE interjected that she finds it "sickening" when Trump supporters use the chant "lock her up.
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The Bulls point guard has been through a lot since then: he's missed about two and a half seasons with variously busted knees; his desire for the game was called into question; he has been accused of some truly sickening crimes; and he's become both a borderline NBA starter and a pariah in the city that was not long ago on a fast track to make a statue out of him.
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When his Hickey speaks, at the end of the play, of how intolerable his wife's love was to him, he isn't consumed by sickening guilt and the stink of his shitty nerves; instead, he sits back in his chair, putting his jacket on, then taking it off again, like a star doing what he has to do to remind audiences that, after all, he has won two Oscars.
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Kudlow told host Maria BartiromoMaria Sara BartiromoKudlow: New trade deals should boost economic growth by half percentage point Top Republican: Democrats' weekend document dump shows impeachment inquiry is a 'farce' Nunes: 'Sickening' that Schiff obtained his phone records MORE on Fox News's "Sunday Morning Futures" that the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) and the first phase of the China trade agreement exemplify the White House's "pro-growth" priorities.
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Hasan continued to press Moore, asking him whether Trump's assertions his father was born in Germany and his wife got along well with North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnTrump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' The tiger that didn't purr: For Xi Jinping, it's not personal, it's just business North Korea labels unsuccessful nuclear talks with US 'sickening' MORE were exaggerations or lies.
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"We have no intention to hold such sickening negotiations as what happened this time before the U.S. takes a substantial step to make complete and irreversible withdrawal of the hostile policy toward the DPRK, a policy that threatens the security of the country and hampers the rights to existence and development of its people," a foreign ministry spokesman said in a statement carried by state-run Korean Central News Agency.
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So far, he has certainly gotten the receptive attention of both Xi Jinping and Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnTrump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' The tiger that didn't purr: For Xi Jinping, it's not personal, it's just business North Korea labels unsuccessful nuclear talks with US 'sickening' MORE, but that is more likely because of the mailed fist he revealed under the velvet glove.
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A few of the characters the author has embodied are a Japanese researcher considering suicide by LSD overdose, an American GI who discovers something sickening in a Viet Cong tunnel, a US Marine who meets death at Iwo Jima, a friend of the Manson Family who walks into a "giant space pussy," and perhaps the most revolting of all: a child whose mother has been replaced by an avatar made from desiccated animal parts.
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In a tweet after the results, Assange wrote: "I cordially invite Lasso to leave Ecuador within 30 days (with or without his tax haven millions)..." Where it stands: 97% of the votes are in, with Moreno at 51% and Lasso at just under 49%, per the AP. Lasso said he is "not going to allow" the "very sickening" results to stand, while Moreno joined outgoing President Rafael Correa in singing "leftist classics."
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CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin said Thursday it is "sickening" to hear statements from supporters of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh casting doubt on testimony from Christine Blasey Ford, who is accusing Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
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Russian President "Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinCheney says Congress 'must and will' act after Turkey launches 'sickening' offensive in Syria Hillicon Valley: Senate Intel report urges action to prevent 2020 Russian meddling | Republicans warn Microsoft of 'urgent' Huawei threat | Court rules FBI surveillance violated Americans' rights Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE has violated the Open Skies Treaty for years while continuing to benefit from surveillance flights over the United States," Sen.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) out on "cultural appropriation" that is "sickening" — a reference to her claim of Native American heritage — to their alleged blaming of Trump for the gun attack on an Annapolis, Md., newspaper in June that left five people dead.
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Greta Thunberg has updated her Twitter bio to include some of the language from remarks Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinCheney says Congress 'must and will' act after Turkey launches 'sickening' offensive in Syria Hillicon Valley: Senate Intel report urges action to prevent 2020 Russian meddling | Republicans warn Microsoft of 'urgent' Huawei threat | Court rules FBI surveillance violated Americans' rights Budowsky: Biden and Warren at POTUS Rubicon MORE made earlier this week taking aim at the teen climate activist.
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