My grandchild will be affected … This is so traitorous.
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The "traitorous eight" left Shockley to start Fairchild in 1957.
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Running out of crabmeat is just the most recent traitorous act.
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The term implies that the disclosure was illegal, perhaps even traitorous.
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But among First Order Stormtroopers, he'll always be the traitorous FN-2187.
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Few Tibetans see such work as traitorous to their cause or culture.
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"The ones calling us to vote 'no' are the traitorous enemies of Cuba."
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"San Mateo is a traitorous town," said Julian Bartolo, a patrolman from Santa María.
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Indictments are often written to put alleged traitorous acts in the worst possible light.
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"They might have you think we're traitorous to primary a 20-year incumbent," she said.
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Cersei Lannister is still there, safely ensconced in King's Landing, and she's still a traitorous snake.
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"It's a traitorous blow," Julio Cornejo, mayor of the town of Cocachacra, told Reuters by phone.
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Others see a traitorous rebellion against the United States, fought to preserve slavery and white supremacy.
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Irresponsible, traitorous, unconstitutional, potentially even unhinged — the Republican charges against him would have been a flurry.
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He threatened to take college girls to court for 'traitorous interference' of the original lease terms.
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Traitorous communist terrorists today take shape as democratic Kurdish fighters struggling for an identity and their rights.
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He's turned his back on Cersei and headed north, presumably to dish on her big, traitorous plan.
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The dwindling left is frequently vilified as traitorous, as empowered right-wingers create ever-narrower definitions of Zionism.
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He demeans immigrants as "animals", his political opponents as traitorous, and journalists as the "enemy of the people".
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Weeks later, on May 31, 1998, the traitorous Geri confirmed all my childlike suspicions and quit the band.
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Our mother did nothing so cartoonish, and if she had we'd have felt traitorous making fun of her.
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I think that far from being traitorous, the idealism of Mr. Lindh is deep in the American grain.
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I fall asleep with the television on and my bare, traitorous feet still propped up on the coffee table.
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Seeing yourself as living in a broader common reality can therefore feel a bit traitorous to your own narrative.
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A message accompanying the image said the canine's "fangs are itching" to take a bite out of traitorous Putin critics.
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Unfortunately, our enemies are not any more insulated from the reality of the world in which Manning's traitorous actions occurred.
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It feels a little traitorous to make a new friend, when she is out of touch with everyone she loves.
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Congressional Republicans in the 1860s, tempered in the fire of the Civil War, put their country before a traitorous President.
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Now every single lying, traitorous, cowardly fascist that supports him isn't just a disgusting human being—now they're murderers too.
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Culturally, it would mean Americans would resist the temptation to brand anyone who disagrees with them as traitorous Nazis or communists.
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Donald Trump's "Surrender Summit" with President Vladimir Putin of Russia was such a disloyal, traitorous display that it boggles the mind.
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INGRAHAM: Yeah and it&aposs the heads of the intel agencies and the things that people like Brennan are saying, traitorous, treasonous.
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Despite all that, the very stable genius president has kept this traitorous moron in one of the most powerful positions in government.
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A study of what words people associate with politicians discovered that the most common were sharply negative: contemptible, disgraceful, parasitical, sleazy, traitorous.
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But a series of online posts by Bannon allies targeted staff members who were perceived as traitorous, exposing personal details about them.
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If Trump pulls the US out of the #ParisAgreement he will be committing a traitorous act of war against the American people.
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" He is seen as the traitorous agent of Poland's dissolution within the European Union and NATO — what Kaczynski has called "self-annihilation.
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As Mr. Trump sees it, Mr. Sessions has once more put everything at risk with his traitorous insistence upon upholding the law.
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With evidence that they were being lavishly financed by Russia's wartime enemy Germany, the provisional government prepared to dispatch the traitorous radicals.
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" The message said the sender was "glad" the late Arizona Republican is dead, and called him a "traitorous piece of warmongering s***.
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How could it be possible that the various puzzle pieces still don't fit together to prove the President's traitorous relationship with Vladimir Putin?
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The smallest cohort -- anti-government extremists -- however, go a step further, intoxicated by a vitriolic view of the government as traitorous and tyrannical.
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Kremlin supporters have condemned the liberal opposition in increasingly hostile terms, portraying it as a traitorous "fifth column" that needs to be squashed.
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Many peg the origins of Silicon Valley to the moment when the Traitorous Eight left Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory for Fairchild Semiconductor in 1957.
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After the war, "Vichy" entered the lexicon meaning "a traitorous collaborator," although the context of the collaboration was one of coercion after occupation.
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Within Myanmar, the prevailing view was that the two men were guilty and traitorous for having exposed the massacre, complicating any possible pardon.
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The main opposition Democratic Party said Tuesday that Ms. Park would be remembered as a "traitorous president" because of the deal with Japan.
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Metal Wolf's story of a mech-piloting U.S. president going after his traitorous Vice President hardly lines up with any known reality in 2019.
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The last manifests itself in manic refutation of the Democrat-media narrative that the Trump campaign was in a traitorous conspiracy with the Kremlin.
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But Parsons is too ready to exculpate Qawuqji, whose men looted and extorted their fellow-Arabs, and punished entire villages that they deemed traitorous.
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He criticized the president for being "subservient to U.S. imperialism" and blamed him for the "traitorous sellout" of disputed South China Sea territories to China.
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In 1921 a member of the Righteousness Corps of the Divine Land, an ultranationalist group, denounced "traitorous millionaires", urging his followers to "assassinate them resolutely".
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Nonetheless, the special counsel appears to have allayed the biggest fear of all: that America's sitting president was a traitorous accomplice to the Russia plot.
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Nicki Minaj put Remy Ma in her crosshairs and called her a failing, traitorous, lying bitch ... with a little help from Drake and Lil Wayne.
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The Havana scenes in the 1974 classic "The Godfather Part II," where Michael confronts his traitorous brother Fredo, were actually filmed in the Dominican Republic.
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" It wishes "with all my heart that you get cancer and die a painful, disgusting death, you f---, you traitorous f---," and ends with "Die!
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Where's the fictional conversation with the C.E.O. aware that Mr. Trump is a traitorous grifter but voting for him to maintain his favorable tax rate?
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While they were labeled at the time as the "traitorous eight," virtually all left within the subsequent decades to start yet another generation of ventures.
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And because all of the sitting Republican lawmakers are Cruz clones who view them as traitorous RINOs, the deposed establishment cannot even cash in as lobbyists.
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My first thought was Tyrion, Euron's gift pledge coming, as it did, right after talk of traitorous relatives and the joy of murdering your own brother.
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To his wife and best pal, who have never known a black college man, the possibility that Bowzie might renege on Fisk seems insane, almost traitorous.
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Throughout the game, players must work together to secure the safety of the ship, while trying to determine who at the table is a traitorous Cylon.
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Trump has lashed out at his critics and has sought to paint career officials who have provided damning testimony against him as traitorous or motivated by partisanship.
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"It's a healthy idea, not a traitorous one, to understand what other firms would pay you, by interviewing and talking to peers at other companies," Netflix says.
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In the main plot, Lucious Lyon has been ousted as chief executive of the company he created by an impulsive, traitorous vote from his own son Hakeem.
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Elizabeth, in contrast, takes pride in being "strong enough" to understand that one traitorous decision, no matter the context, is enough to brand someone a traitor for life.
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And as Negan explains to Rick that he brought Carl back and helped him out by killing the traitorous Spencer, he still insists that someone has to die.
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I play a game on my phone to stay awake until he's done — I know I don't have to do this but it seems almost traitorous not to!
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The party's campaign video is a short horror film, in which the people's fury congeals into a "pissed-off monster" who attacks the country's masked and traitorous leaders.
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Whether he is witnessing the execution of his traitorous friends or rushing into the field of Agincourt, Mr Chalamet plays a leader whose heart simply isn't in it.
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Only Olly gave him pause, and even that may have been Jon trying to figure out how the traitorous lad aged four years in a matter of days.
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Similarly, QAnon, the grotesque power fantasy that casts a substantial part of the country as traitorous members of a cult of sex criminals, serves a secondary unmet desire.
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To top up your paranoia reserves, a new study finds that internet providers can, if they so choose, monitor all kinds of things from your smart home's traitorous metadata.
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It isn't so much paranoia about President Obama's policies as it is paranoia about the man himself — that he is, in some fundamental way, different, foreign, untrustworthy, even traitorous.
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Initially Denis Leary was considered for the role of Teddy, but when Leary turned out to be unavailable, Moss suggested Pantoliano, who had played the traitorous Cypher in The Matrix.
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Watch CNN Turk's final moments on air before soldiers shut it down During the tumultuous first hours of the attempted coup, Erdogan vowed to purge the military of traitorous elements.
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"We were in the same music program before I jumped ship and became a traitorous liberal arts major," Baker says of switching her major from audio engineering to English literature.
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He has been repeatedly jailed, harassed by tax auditors and security agents, attacked with green dye and castigated by the state news media as a traitorous lackey of the West.
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Now Rick, as we all surmised last week, decided to pay a solo visit to the traitorous Scavengers; asking them to play nice and join his new world after the war.
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By equating Judas with the Abravanel character, "the suggestion seems to be that like Judas, the Israeli left is denounced as traitorous but is really showing the deepest loyalty," he said.
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Are the Tarlys the new lords of the Reach, the largest and the most prosperous of the Seven Kingdoms, given that they were the next house down from the "traitorous" Tyrells?
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Convinced that tuning in to Churchill's soaring speeches was not only a dangerous vice but also a traitorous act, he was determined to crush so-called "radio offenders" at any cost.
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That stance allowed for the "traitorous eight" who left their jobs at Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory for a rival in the late 1950s and who eventually spawned dozens of companies, including Intel.
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What Trump is saying is that dissent -- which is what Democrats are doing when they choose not to clap for a line in his speech -- is traitorous and/or un-American.
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The cycle goes back to at least the 1950s, when Fairchild Semiconductor, one of Silicon Valley's earliest successes, was started by a group of disgruntled Shockley Semiconductor employees called the Traitorous Eight.
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A book published in 1986 by Vladimir Rezun, a GRU defector, described a film shown to new spooks; it depicted a traitorous officer, lashed to a stretcher, being fed into a crematorium alive.
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That's how she realized that Littlefinger was a traitorous snake; it's likely also why she isn't outwardly confident in her brother Jon's plan to team up with Dany and defeat the Night King.
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If political leaders describe those who disagree with them as traitorous or disloyal, or as beholden to "the banks" or to "millionaires and billionaires," their targets will be tempted to respond in kind.
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Poor Brenda (Rosa Salazar) persists in appearing to pine for Thomas, but he still carries the torch for the traitorous Teresa (Kaya Scodelario), now an assistant to the WCKD'S chief Machiavellian (Patricia Clarkson).
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But Ms. Walter's wizard is a man of rueful contemplation, too, conscious of himself as a victim of his own hunger for control, and wrenchingly unresolved about the traitorous enemies he must forgive.
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She's a blood-and-gore kind of gal.) We figured the gift would be Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage), the traitorous Lannister who now assists Daenarys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) as the Hand of the Queen.
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In all of these crises, water's destructive power feels almost hypocritical or traitorous, as if something so essential to all life had broken a promise to sustain us and instead turned into our destructor.
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Amaq identified the suicide bomber as Siddiq al-Farsi, saying he died in a "martyrdom operation" aimed at traitorous religious scholars, detonating an explosive belt that it said killed or wounded about 70 people.
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The incident infuriated the pastor, who attacked Yovanovitch on Twitter for promoting LGBTQ rights and allowing the US embassy's Facebook banner photo to display a rainbow flag, which he likened to a "traitorous" act.
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Their existence does lead to a rather amusing sequence in which, their traitorous men having spilled the beans on their beauty formulas, Rubinstein and Arden are forced to appear before a Senate investigation committee.
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From the "traitorous eight" that created Fairchild Semiconductor to the present day, human capital in California does whatever the hell it wants, and that free flow of talent makes the Bay Area what it is.
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It's much more powerful and memorable than Jo's subsequent, traitorous remorse ("everything was forgiven and forgotten in one hearty kiss"), and Marmee's advice to learn patience and trust in God to cure her quick temper.
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A group of Shockley Semiconductor employees who left to launch Fairchild Semiconductor were called the Traitorous Eight, while the other companies they eventually spawned, like Intel and AMD, came to be known as the Fairchildren.
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Fairchild Semiconductor, as the Traitorous Eight's new company was called, made its founders rich, introduced the phrase "silicon wafer" to the world, and trained a generation of computer engineers in the fine art of disloyalty.
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" Shortly after these reprehensible comments, McCain's widow, Cindy McCain, received this disgusting tweet from a stranger, which she shared widely: "Your husband was a traitorous piece of warmongering s--- and I'm glad he is dead.
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Rather predictably, he sees the removals as "destroying our heritage" and has called Mr. Landrieu "a traitorous cuck," deploying a slur used by white nationalists and the alt-right to insult politicians as weak and unmanly.
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Such rules may not seem onerous, but in the context of Israeli public opinion — where many Jewish citizens feel besieged by a hostile world — it allows the government to effectively paint human rights groups as traitorous.
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Sporting The physical act of breaking a golf club is very easy — you simply raise the club in your dominant hand, shout something obscene and whip the traitorous implement as hard as possible into the earth.
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And the firm, in the same legal papers, called Ms. Ribeiro, who was a top earner in Sedgwick's insurance practice in its Chicago office, a "quisling" — a World War II-era term for a traitorous collaborator.
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The paths developed by these traitorous acts needs to be followed and each and every person involved needs to be brought to justice quickly with a firm verdict that will only be disputed by the most loyal Trump fans.
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So we&aposve gone from charges of treason within minutes, frankly, of what President Trump said in Helsinki, to calls for resignations to now former Intel chiefs encouraging traitorous acts against the current duly elected president of the United States.
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If Tyrion were to tell Sansa and Jon and Dany that Cersei's forces aren't coming, that would be a death sentence for Cersei and her unborn child, as Dany would deem her traitorous and probably send a dragon to King's Landing.
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The Bay Area's tech industry was created with what may be the most famous example of intellectual property "theft" in history: the infamous "traitorous eight" who left Shockley Semiconductor Laboratories to form Fairchild Semiconductor and kicked off the modern computing era.
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While crowdfunding has utterly failed at upsetting this, it has shown that it doesn't take Robert Noyce and the traitorous eight to create entirely new innovation ecosystems where power has nothing to do with your Twitter followers or limited partners.
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The message, which appeared to have been sent over Facebook, refers to the late senator as a "traitorous warmongering shit" and goes on to express a desire for McCain's daughter, "The View" co-host Meghan McCain, to choke to death.
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They would like to pull those statues down because the Confederacy and the men who ran it have been celebrated over the last century and a half as part of a concerted and organized campaign to whitewash their traitorous tenure.
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"Many of us had watched with pain as the party and government were being reduced to the personal property of a few infiltrators with traitorous histories and questionable commitment to the people of Zimbabwe," the party leaders said in a resolution.
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Wobbled by the nefarious blow, Crosby stumbles into the waiting stick of Niskanen, the traitorous tag-team partner who left the Penguins to complete this coordinated attack on the skull of a former teammate in an effort to swing an unwinnable series.
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Mr McDonnell is the only member of Mr Corbyn's entourage with the sense to try to restrain his fellow leftists from indulging their worst instincts—such as dismissing anti-Semitism claims as "Tory smears" and denouncing the defectors as the "traitorous eight".
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Officials in the Department of Justice (DOJ) decided, against the wishes of the president, to appoint Robert Mueller, a former U.S. attorney and FBI director, to investigate whether the president, his inner circle and/or his campaign engaged in such nefarious, traitorous activity.
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Should the United States find itself in a full-scale conflict with a peer adversary, attacks would be expected to include denial of service, data corruption, supply-chain corruption, traitorous insiders, kinetic and related non-kinetic attacks at all altitudes from under water to space.
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The order is part of a sustained effort by Russian officials and state-run news media to discredit a man who has been reviled in Russia as a traitorous liar serving foreign interests, but whose account the World Anti-Doping Agency has determined was accurate.
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Even a detail as minor as Angela reacting to her ex-boyfriend's traitorous recording of their conversation by dropping his smartphone into a glass of beer delivers a momentary frisson of relatable panic over such a warranty-voiding act, regardless of how you feel about the man in question.
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"The trick called 'Deal of the Century', which is being pushed by an oppressive America and its traitorous companions, is a crime against human society, and not just the Palestinian people," state television quoted Khamenei as saying in a message to Muslim pilgrims performing the annual haj in Saudi Arabia.
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Elsewhere, Spencer (who's totally going to die in next week's midseason finale, if there's any justice), takes a drive with Father Gabriel, and uses the opportunity to whine to his captive audience about what a bad leader Rick is, hoping for the priest to give him absolution for his traitorous opinion.
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There's a well-written, almost Chekhovian lunch party where Saul Rubin, a close friend of the Weekses, regales the other traitorous guests with self-serving anecdotes about his wife's ability to outwit security and remove atomic secrets from Los Alamos in the full knowledge of the fate that befell the Rosenbergs.
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According to a confidential document submitted by prosecutors in 2008, Ms. Im Chaem and another official, Yim Tith, were sent to the country's northwest in 1977 to purge cadres seen as traitorous, often because they could not meet the regime's hefty rice quotas with their starving labor forces and primitive technology.
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" The unprecedented audacity and traitorous nature of such an shocking statement — a sitting U.S. President publicly denouncing the duly elected presidential nominee of a major political party — had barely sunk in, when Obama slid the dagger in even further: "The fact that he doesn't appear to have the basic knowledge around critical issues . . .
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A decision by the Justice Department to force the American arm of RT, a state-funded television channel targeted at foreign audiences, to register as a "foreign agent" has caused particular dismay as it echoes Russia's own moves to brand critics of Mr. Putin as part of a traitorous "fifth column" directed by the West.
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" In addition to his role on Barney Miller, Vigoda is best known for playing the traitorous Corleone henchman Sal Tessio in The Godfather and The Godfather Part II. Vigoda's death has been erroneously reported numerous times in the past, with Vigoda once telling The New York Times, "People have known for some time that I'm alive.
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From this point of view, the iconoclasts who want to simply tear the things down or transport them to a sculpture park (as Russia did with some Stalinist emblems) have a more consistent position: slavery and secession were evil and traitorous, Jim Crow a nasty continuation, the so-called monuments a disgrace to a contemporary multiethnic American city.
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Yet, the same day, Trump staged a rally in Phoenix, hitting the old, familiar notes: he scorned the mainstream media as dishonest and traitorous; insisted that a border wall is necessary for national security, and threatened to shut down the government if he didn't get one; and railed against establishment figures in the Republican Party, including the two senators from Arizona.
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For instance, Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov, the former director of Russia's antidoping laboratory who provided evidence of the doping and is now in the United States, is reviled in the Russian media as a traitorous liar, and some Russian officials have gone so far as to assert that it was the World Anti-Doping Agency that ordered him to tamper with athletes' urine samples.
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But the scrapbook in which it was pasted, created by the 19th-century antiquarian Samuel Hazard, also includes other striking images, like a woodcut from a 1780 German almanac showing the traitorous Benedict Arnold being paraded through the streets in effigy, which is pasted opposite a 1798 engraving of members of Congress attacking one another with sticks and hot pokers.
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