I felt the combination of an unloved candidate; in Brexit's case, the unloved European union, and in the American case, the unloved but liberal Hillary Clinton, with that passionate media machine and white, xenophobic rage, it's an unbalanced brew.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Sometimes the midweek puzzles can go unloved.
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The unloved green sort could bring the island extra cash.
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Unloved, unsuccessful and increasingly untethered, was he jealous of Versace?
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I think at that time, he was respected but unloved.
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And FeedBurner was already looking a little shaggy and unloved.
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You are unloved and unwanted and soon to be ignored.
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Because you WERE that nerdy white kid who felt unloved.
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These unloved apps are presented to you, ranked by size.
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Although the CFA franc is unloved, the alternatives are risky.
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Termites are the unloved freaks of the social insect world.
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The upside of such a plan: Those provisions are unloved.
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Unloved, unwanted, nothing to buy in this cruel, cruel world.
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Unloved by the community, it was regularly defaced by graffiti.
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The half-read unloved books are all forgotten and given away.
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This is what it feels like to be unloved, I thought.
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What is the most unloved sector in the global equity market?
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The most unloved Mac of them all is the Mac Pro.
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This is where the unloved art books go when they die.
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Europe is increasingly unloved, its miracle too dull to be appreciated.
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Part of his message involves a generally unloved market: North Korea.
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She was suffering that loneliness, that sense of being unloved, unwanted in her relationship with Jesus, but in solidarity with and identified with others who were in some way living that sense of loneliness and being unloved.
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Meanwhile, my poor 3DS has lain abandoned and unloved on the sideboard.
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Whatever its precise status, the bull market is curiously unloved by investors.
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Like him, Mr Ortega is unloved, and for the time being unbudgeable.
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We can make each other feel dowdy, whorish, unclean, unloved, not beautiful.
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He's unloved by the press, which matters even in a Republican primary.
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The utility Duke Energy (DUK) is also big and unloved, Peters said.
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But what exactly goes wrong in the relationships of unpopular, unloved people?
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Soon you'll be as obscure and unloved as the rest of us.
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The antique store isn't just a graveyard of unloved toy souls, though.
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In her often unloved fiction, however, she turned insecurity into a virtue.
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The ones in my closet skew 2000s Prada and are largely unloved.
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This season, the more strange (and typically unloved) the color, the better.
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If that makes drivers sound a bit unloved, the reality is sadder.
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"I love turning the old and unloved into the new," she said.
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Even in that quarter, they have been feeling a bit unloved recently.
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"You're paying premiums compared to buying something that's unloved and undervalued," he said.
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He is still unloved and, to judge from his latest setbacks, less feared.
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A little better than expected was enough to move this unloved group up.
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At this point, however, he argues that gold has become all too unloved.
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In a Trump/Clinton race, one of these unloved candidates will become president.
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Their strategists suggest moving capital into two currently unloved areas of the market.
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A bit of diversification into an ugly, unloved sector may well pay off.
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I kept busy even as my books sat in boxes, sadly unloved children.
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Perhaps her best-known success story involved an unloved fruit native to China.
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The skinny, misshapen and widely unloved tree does attract some expressions of appreciation.
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He also said the unloved U.K. financial sector should be trawled for value.
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"It will stay unloved unless management does something drastic to unlock value," he said.
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Johnson's reasons are organic: words die because they are unloved and unused (March 4th).
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"It's a relatively unloved bull market," Kostin told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " Tuesday.
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The "Fast Money" traders debated which of these unloved stocks they would rather own.
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The worst offender is probably the ArcellorMittal Orbit, an unloved 115-metre-high sculpture.
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Each time, the unloved president's party proceeded to suffer devastating losses in the autumn.
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Aluminum wins the dubious honor of being the most unloved base metal right now.
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But both parties are unloved, points out Robert Hayward, a Conservative peer and pollster.
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The unloved Mustang II arrived after the long run of the first generation 'Stang.
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The children cry, they don't recognize our voices and they feel abandoned and unloved.
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The question of just what to do about its widely unloved hall remains unresolved.
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The strong get the spoils and the weak become meek, defeated, unknown and unloved.
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Taking your spouse for granted is a surefire way to make her feel unloved.
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Companies that are taken private usually have low valuations and are unloved by investors.
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The individual mandate is unloved because no one likes being told what to do.
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Its dismissal of its unloved coach, Ernesto Valverde, this week proved that rather neatly.
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If you are worried about feeling unloved, check in with friends and family members.
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The Abdominizer traveled with us everywhere, but it remained near-forgotten, unused and unloved.
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For the past fortnight Park Geun-hye has been South Korea's most unloved president ever.
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Even the mighty Google crashed and burned with its technically perfect, and unloved, Google Plus.
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Unloved asset classes have at least one charm—they tend to sell at a discount.
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Between the lines: "This has been a very unloved bull market by investors," Roland says.
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I certainly don't want anyone to feel unloved or alone or that you're lesser than.
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That they're sitting there unloved and just want to be taken out for a drive.
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It mostly sits unloved and unneeded, sacrificing keys that were useful for not much benefit.
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By Benjamin Moser In her often unloved fiction, Susan Sontag turned insecurity into a virtue.
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Fish in the sea and bullets dodged: That's the language we have for the unloved.
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In a letter to her parents, Kailong explained the reason for leaving: She felt unloved.
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Life in the Facebook age can become an endless invitation to feel inferior or unloved.
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Every time he opens his mouth, you can see the unloved child he'd surely been.
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His modesty reflects his unusual profile; but also how unloved elected Democrats are in Alabama.
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But down below, in the basement, we may feel hurt, alone, shameful, neglected and unloved.
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The Palestinian Authority is struggling for relevance in the Middle East and is feeling unloved.
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From that moment on, I felt completely unloved, betrayed, disgusting, and hopeless about my future.
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Naples, unloved by Italy and ever the butt of the joke; Maradona, the rebel hero.
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The two men had fallen in love with the idea of forgotten, unloved textiles with superpowers.
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The A259, a lovely but unloved trunk road connecting Folkestone with Emsworth, runs along the coast.
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Many portfolio managers, on the hunt for winning bets, always keep an eye on unloved companies.
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"The children cry, they don't recognize our voices, and they feel abandoned and unloved," they wrote.
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But while Rogen's celebrity send-up won its day, the unloved runt film has aged better.
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The attendance humiliated the President, whose own inauguration resembled a funeral for an unloved military dictator.
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Monaghan brings his own distinctive physicality to the role of Shakespeare's most unloved and unloving character.
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For investors seeking alternatives, he offered the following suggestions: High-yielding stocks in unloved cyclical sectors.
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But it is also a bull market that has been mistrusted and unloved from the start.
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The myth shows dualism, male to female, happy to sad, love to unloved, familiar to otherness.
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The underrated, unloved liver has a to-do list second only to that of the brain.
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Style-wise, I think the wagon-y Sport Turismo trim improves on the unloved Panamera design.
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The birds — black kites — are everywhere in the city, and about as unloved as the pigeon.
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My 3DS got a little lonely, rather unloved in comparison to its shinier Sony cousin-cum-competitor.
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CNBC reported Monday that, among analysts, Apple's stock is the most "unloved" it has been since 2005.
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Similarly, Hilton's role in the unloved 2005 horror movie House of Wax didn't bring noteworthy acting offers.
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By that point, however, India knew how unloved some LGBT people in the United States could be.
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At closing time, the farmers brought buckets to buy the squeezed, unbought, unloved Jersey fruits for canning.
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She was a relic of the United States' most famous relic, as unloved as he was loved.
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It made a mockery of his own ambition to show a softer side to his unloved character.
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Stained glass windows tell a visual story of Cinderella's journey from an unloved maid to a princess.
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Diem was deeply loyal to and dependent on his family, and his family were an unloved bunch.
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Facebook's stock became increasingly unloved by investors last year — shares have fallen around 20 percent since Mar.
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A beautiful Brazilian over-and-under shotgun-rifle combination sat in a corner, underpriced and apparently unloved.
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" With Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya, she asked: "Do you know you are so unloved and unliked?
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Apple has become more unloved by Wall Street analysts than at any time in the past 14 years.
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"I had real empathy for him and the unloved childhood his abusive father robbed him of," writes Sager.
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Even mostly unloved characters, such as bounty hunter Zaeed Massani, take on new life in their companion quests.
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This is a paradox that tricksy marketing types should appreciate: the unloved asset class, that's a good market.
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Like us, they are prone to feel unloved or neglected when they're no longer the center of attention.
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The unloved bureaucrats of faraway capitals will become as popular as firefighters once they mix with regular folk.
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It's called Hart Island and it's where the remains of the unclaimed, unwanted, and unloved are unceremoniously dumped.
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My wife and son came over and held me in their arms, fearing, perhaps, that I felt unloved.
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Armin's unloved apartment, unenthusiastic hookup style and seemingly unwanted career paint a life exhausted before it's halfway through.
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While she was sometimes reckless and irresponsible — at least by conventional standards — I never felt unwanted or unloved.
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The current bull market has been called the most unloved at many stages in its nine-year life.
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It's comical the unloved MacBook Air is the only laptop Apple now sells with an SD card slot.
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The tree is skinny, misshapen and widely unloved, but let's not forget: Charlie Brown's Christmas tree was, too.
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Just what the old continent needs, one might groan: a slick, over-promoted scion of Europe's unloved political establishment.
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The energy space is not going to appear unloved for long, said Stacey Gilbert, head of derivatives at Susquehanna.
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Openreach, which began operating in 2006, has produced nice profits for BT but is unloved by almost everyone else.
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It said European stocks and "active" mutual funds were most unloved, with 34 and 30 straight outflow weeks respectively.
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Unloved, unwanted, soon to be unemployed, Barrow draws himself a bath and takes a straight edge to his wrists.
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Since 2014 it has added payments, customer service bots, a gaming platform, and ephemeral stories, among other unloved features.
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Despite her offer, a last desperate plea for the backing of Tory rebels, her deal remains unchanged and unloved.
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Ambitious but unloved, talent-packed but unwatched, it'll be laid to rest in the Great TV Graveyard in April.
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But, then, how foolish does love make our speech sound to the ears of the unloving and the unloved.
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One bright area is that unloved commodities are no longer marching as much in step with other asset classes.
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"Higher rates are unloved by equities," Filia said, adding that, ultimately, higher rates also increase the risk of defaults.
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Some send Yelp app recommendations and other stickers, but the actual balloons and confetti seem to be going unloved.
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The Dutch proverb "unknown makes unloved" applies here: People have no idea [what I have] and it scares them.
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Relationships between asset classes change, means revert, and new dynamics shift allocations into previously unloved portions of the market.
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Donald Trump Jr. is almost—almost—a tragic figure, an unloved son who is blindly loyal to his father.
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But the prostate has a ton of nerve endings and largely sits unloved and untouched for most adults' lives.
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Many of the poorest-performing wards are concentrated in post-industrial parts of the country or unloved seaside towns.
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How many impoverished, unattractive, unloved 50-something women with menial jobs later come into money, love, or better jobs?
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In a phone interview, Martin discussed this, future "sexing" and how the largely unloved "Nightflyers" movie saved his career.
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In a bill with many unloved parts, the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate has long been the most loathed.
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CARAMANICA Released on International Women's Day, "Malquerida" ("Unloved Woman") is a campfire singalong by the Mexican songwriter Natalia Lafourcade.
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It had long been an accepted, if unloved, burden, created in 1966 under the stewardship of two Republicans, Gov.
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A property that is dated, unrenovated or unloved, can linger on the market for months, pushing the price down.
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"Here I am, this really ungainly, insecure kid, feeling generally unloved and unloveable through most of my life," he admitted.
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European equity funds remained unloved with investors pulling $600 million, marking the 64th week of outflows in the last 66.
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Other people's fear of breaking with convention, and society's response to difference, leave people like me alone and unloved—untouchable.
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Trevorrow was sunk by his profoundly weird and unloved Book of Henry; his firing came two months after its release.
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However it's an entirely different story for the unloved phone-making business — that albatross around Steve Ballmer Satya Nadella's neck.
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The unloved art-history tomes will be shifted and their high-ceilinged storeroom lavishly renovated to accommodate Mr Roth's gift.
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Fiat 500 and MiniCooper prove that rebooting iconic vehicles is possible; Volkswagen's unloved new Beetle shows how it can misfire.
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The result can resemble a family that keeps ordering the same unloved pizza because it cannot agree on anything else.
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" Gundlach, known on Wall Street as the Bond King, said about gold: "Assets that fall in price become unloved, humiliated.
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She is unloved by bits of her party's base and subject to an investigation into whether she mishandled classified information.
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The Apple Watch's secret port will once again go unused and unloved by those on this side of the spaceship.
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Men and women who don't just put it into a private garage and let it molder away, possessed but unloved.
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Much of its executives' time is spent trying to wrangle the legal rights for unloved projects that remain in limbo.
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And "as Collins sees it, there are few animals more unloved on Wall Street than Mickey Mouse," Cramer said Tuesday.
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Like an allergic reaction to becoming unloved, my Instagram account went into overdrive, all aimed at one audience member: Joe.
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" In a note to clients Friday, Brown Brothers Harriman global currency strategists wrote that the dollar is "very much unloved.
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Part of his message involves another unloved market, where he sees promise despite authoritarian leadership and international sanctions: North Korea.
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It also represents a chance for Capcom to update one of the most unloved entries in the Resident Evil franchise.
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Building a second wall may seem somewhat extreme, but transforming the appearance of an unloved fireplace can pay big dividends.
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But the fact that it is cheap and unloved means there is a risk we see a slightly stronger GBP.
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Mike Milken gave buyouts a bad name in the 1980s, and Warren is betting that private equity is similarly unloved today.
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Federated Investors' Steve Chiavarone sees four unloved groups bouncing back this year: Dividend stocks, cyclical names, small caps and emerging markets.
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"It's still very unloved and it's got a long way to go to get back to its old highs," he said.
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"Oil and gas and energy is pretty unloved," Husky Chief Executive Rob Peabody said at the company's investor day in Toronto.
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I ran across the border seeking refuge from abandonment, desperate to leave behind me those feelings of being unwanted and unloved.
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"We've seen a real spate of vBulletin breaches where the software had been left pretty much unattended and unloved," he added.
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And protracted political uncertainty has thwarted his hoped-for recovery in the price of unloved stocks, such as retailers and housebuilders.
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It would be foolish to suggest the buoyancy in markets is purely fueled by complacency, particularly when a rally feels unloved.
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The restroom, a short walk from the dining room in the lobby of an adjoining hotel, has a neglected, unloved feeling.
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Germany was increasingly cast as an unloved, overly strict headmistress seeking to impose her Protestant work ethic on all her charges.
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Among the equity funds, European stocks were the most unloved category, losing money for a record 29th week, shedding $2 billion.
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For the best performing bond fund manager, swimming against the tide and snapping up the unloved names paid off in 2016.
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If Sheringham was unloved amongst fans and teammates, however, he at least learned not to heed the winds of popular acclaim.
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Today it has become a rather unloved conciliation prize that none of the big sides really want, certainly among England's elite.
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MacIntosh — who also blogs at Capitalist Exploits — says and has shifted his focus into an unloved portion of the market: energy.
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The stock has been unloved by the market, Mr. Ackman said, because Wall Street is overly obsessed with same-store sales.
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However unloved, the rally in equities we have seen since 25 has been strong, consistent and resilient, with few prolonged drops.
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The mandate became a sort of unloved mascot for a complex, broad law touching many parts of the health care system.
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For a long time, it was easy to love the shares because they were unloved by others and it was cheap.
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In the second episode of Anne With an E, Anne spends the night outside, alone and unloved, under a cherry tree.
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Otherhood follows three suburban moms who struggle with feeling unloved by their sons and travel to New York City to see them.
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It follows three suburban moms who struggle with feeling unloved by their sons and travel to New York City to see them.
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The fund is overseen by Justin Leverenz, who spends more than half the year circling the globe in search of unloved companies.
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Ms Park's unloved prime minister, Hwang Kyo-ahn, would take over for the duration of the court's deliberation if MPs impeach her.
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Henley told me India attempted suicide several times because she felt so judged and unloved in a world that couldn't accept her.
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"Big-box retailers are getting unloved in a big way," Lydon said, adding that "fortunately, earnings are good so far" this quarter.
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Unilever's biggest splurge was the disastrous $24bn acquisition of Bestfoods in 2000, after which it wasted 15 years selling off unloved brands.
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"Again, the financials are an unloved group, but these IPOs give you a reason to bet on the investment banks," he said.
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As well as botching the aid, she is widely thought to have strong-armed Michel Martelly, the unloved former leader, into office.
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Night caps: - Adora's tendency to make her daughter feel unloved deviates from her own strained and joyless relationship with her mother, Joya.
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Especially with the Unloved and Weeded Out stuff, where things felt more fully realized when we finally set down to record them.
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The Rams, who arrived from St. Louis in 2016, have also battled the perception they are unloved in their new/old home.
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The stock-market sector at the heart of the 2008 crisis remains unloved among investors when judged by a key valuation measure.
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Generally speaking, if a device has dropped in price by a substantial amount, it's either a sign that it's outdated or unloved.
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Faber also likes emerging markets such as Mexico, Turkey and Poland, and sees value in some unloved areas of the global market.
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Among staff working for EU institutions, long used to being unloved scapegoats for national politicians, the mood oscillates between despond and defiance.
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He believes that in Germany alcohol-free beer has been transformed from an unloved surrogate into a lifestyle product for healthy people.
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"Rebecca is not homeless, uninsured, on drugs, or an unloved young woman with no family that cares for her," Chandler said Thursday.
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A project touted as a way to diversify Europe's gas supply might end up providing an additional route for its current, unloved, supplier.
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He dared to love America's most unloved race and he loved us all and we loved him because we knew he loved us.
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These are no unloved "pump and dump" nachos, where you'll end up with a sad spread of topping-less chips on the bottom.
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Albert Meyer, the chief investment officer and senior portfolio manager at Bastiat Capital, sees big opportunities in an unloved portion of the marketplace.
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The Republicans, their convention has confirmed, are irredeemably divided behind an unloved candidate whose platform and organisation appear unfit for the coming campaign.
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In this small way, I hope I can touch someone who might be feeling as abandoned and unloved as I did years ago.
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For no reason but the hope that one day we will know the beauty of unloved things, stoop to accept our unuttered thanks.
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Ignored by his mother and unloved by his stepmother, he came to Europe on his own by ship at the age of 19.
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In Solnit's version, Cinderella begins as the original: She is lonely and overworked and unloved, deprived of comforts and even her own name.
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The first authorized sequel, Alexandra Ripley's "Scarlett," became a best seller when it was published in 1991, but it was unloved by critics.
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Credit...David La Spina for The New York Times Unloved and janky, scaffolding is New York City's other architecture, its Tinker Toy exoskeleton.
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On a rainy day in an unloved part of Tallinn last August I met Sasha*, a long-term opioid user in his 40s.
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He finds unloved Furbys and brushes them up, then sells them into new homes, but just for a little bit of extra cash.
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Bank stocks have led the rally since last November's presidential election, going from unloved by investors to becoming anchor positions in many a portfolio.
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The Pokémon Company International's new mobile game, Magikarp Jump, is about raising the series's most unloved fish into the best jumper it can be.
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But as unloved as Mr. Sanders currently is in the finance industry, not everyone agreed with everything the former Goldman boss had to say.
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Left unloved in his own urine and feces for a lengthy period, Murphy had develop painful, filthy mats of fur all over his body.
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Unloved and perhaps unwanted, the company — which has denied any wrongdoing — is moving a number of its international data servers to neutral territory: Zurich.
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Meanwhile, San Francisco's BART system had an existential crisis on Twitter, admitting that the underfunded and unloved transit system is crumbling beneath its riders.
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He's unloved in his time, even by his own side, but he's without question the most effective and influential political figure of our time.
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But God Hand, for whatever reason, remained acquired but unloved, at the back of the cupboard beside that Christmas gift copy of Too Human.
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Perhaps this is what we all transform into, in the end: a tired old dog, alone and unloved, barking impotently at the dark sky.
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"[Eleanor] told Hick how unloved she felt in her marriage and how disappointed she was in the 'great man' everyone else idolized," writes Quinn.
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"We are Bolivia's unloved," said Yuly Perez from the sex workers' union National Organization for the Emancipation of Women in a State of Prostitution.
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In Councillor John Fillion's very sympathetic book about Ford, he painted the picture of a youngest son who felt unloved by his bullying father.
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I feel bad for these paper napkins, who are so unloved that they can only be purchased as part of a sad picnic package.
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One of the most popular and elaborate Skyrim mods started out as a way of removing the game's unskippable, interminable, and unloved opening cutscene.
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It was unloved by his wife, however, and one time when he was away she sold the bird to a pet dealer in Queens.
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In this latest entry in the long-running series, Woody and Buzz hit the road and cross paths with a scary, scarily unloved doll.
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A willingness to wager on the unloved also prompted his investment in Resolute Forest Products, a lumber, paper and pulp company based in Montreal.
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A few weeks ago, Congress suspended or postponed enactment of several unloved taxes raised by the bill, including one on expensive employer health plans.
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Unloved and unemployed, and looking to reboot his sorry life, Paul signs up for a program that promises to purify both mind and body.
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The big picture: Firms including BlackRock, BofA and JPMorgan say they are particularly bullish on emerging market equities, which have been unloved in 2019.
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In 2016, Clinton is widely loathed by opponents and largely unloved even within her own party, although begrudgingly respected for her depth of experience.
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Blind Alfred wrote a remarkable song, "Always Lift Him Up." Its many verses counsel unflinching kindness for the most unloved and unlovable among us.
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It's possible Paul Millsap may feel unloved by the Hawks after the team attempted to pair Al Horford with Dwight Howard at his expense.
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He ensure it's Harrison who turns against her, trapping her in the basement in the darkest way possible, and convincing her she's deeply, deeply unloved.
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Though I may never have a significant other, I do have my sons, who've taken me from unloved to loved and from unlovable to lovable.
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Charming and funny, it is a drama masquerading as a comedy about an unloved boy whom nobody wants until someone says, Yes, I'll love him.
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Josh Duhamel portrays Lee, who had some good years in the majors but also had a contempt for authority that left him unloved by management.
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Never. So what do you think happens to all those thousands of unloved ends of bread, tossed into a skip every day by sandwich makers?
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Oh, and John has been given a dark psychological back story that includes many unloved years in an orphanage that used to be an asylum.
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That can make you feel really lonely and unloved and unseen — and it asks you to hold yourself up and be your own support system.
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Once common across the country, and still popular elsewhere in the world, wagons have been unloved by the vast majority of American buyers for years.
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The novel's heroine, Eve Fletcher, works at a senior center, has few friends and feels disoriented, unloved and unmoored after her son leaves for college.
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Ordinary Brits tempted to give the unloved "Europe" a kicking may plump for stability to avoid economic uncertainty rather than risk financial and political turmoil.
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"Wig," from 252's relatively unloved Bouncing Off the Satellites album, is a joyous fan favorite that showcases the band at their most deliciously kitsch.
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" Kai asks her if her fears include being "40 and childless," that she'll "die unloved," and that she will "never be penetrated by a man again.
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But in this episode he takes it to an entirely new level, demonstrating how to scrape off an unloved painting and transform it into something new.
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As with the basic hardware spec, Honor's checked off the essential software requirements, even if its reliance on Huawei's unloved interface design spoils things a bit.
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Alternatively some new grouping might rise from Labour's moderate wing and/or the currently tiny and unloved Liberal Democrats to appeal to liberal, pro-EU voters.
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Masturbation is a fallback for the lonely and unloved, a sign that you're too undesirable to get a living, breathing human to have sex with you.
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Despite being an unloved political compromise – most Democrats would like to expand it, while most Republicans consider it ineffective – TAA has proven successful at its task.
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Being young, poor, female and unloved is a raw deal, for sure, but Star's instinct for survival and her appetite for pleasure inoculate her against pity.
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Franz, the unloved son of the aging Count von Moor, will stop at nothing — not even patricide — to steal the birthright of his older brother, Karl.
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Putting a heating pad around a dead HP TouchPad reeks of desperation, but considering it's a nice if unloved tablet, desperate times call for weird tactics.
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If they crack the notoriously hard nut of high health care costs, we can thank the country's weird and unloved employer health system for their discovery.
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A 228 film version starring Burt Reynolds (who died in September) and Dolly Parton — though unloved by critics — brought the tale to an even wider audience.
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Listen, banks have been the unloved sector of the last couple of years, and you know, that will turn and I think it's starting to turn.
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Sacrificed everything for the black kite, a bird that is neither endangered nor particularly attractive and, in New Delhi, is about as unloved as the pigeon.
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His father abandoned the family, and Mr. Dangerfield grew up "unloved and unwanted," with a mother who withheld affection and kindness, said his widow, Joan Dangerfield.
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In the mid-1980s, I was a bored and dissatisfied British Pakistani teenager living in the gritty, unloved town of Luton, 30 miles north of London.
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Cee explains to one of the older women taking care of her that she was unloved by her mother and raised instead by a disapproving grandmother.
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Nanjiani and wife Emily V. Gordon wrote the screenplay to the hit comedy, but their Oscar nomination was (mildly) spoiled by the taste of an unloved veggie.
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A trans person who feels unloved, not able to get a job, not able to be loved by anyone — not even the people who gave them life?
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With its stark geometry and stainless-steel case, the futuristic Royal Oak seemed to anticipate the unloved DeLorean sports car more than the future of fine watchmaking.
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Meanwhile, Adrienne Celt's Invitation to a Bonfire is a slower burn, in part because the narrator, Zoya, is an orphan, isolated and unloved in a new country.
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The Bank of England has just reminded investors that making money in this unloved bull market is harder than buying on the back of the Governor's guidance.
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Go to where unloved tower-blocks loom over empty streets, where the roar of motorways echoes in patches of woodland, where the somewheres mingle with the anywheres.
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Domestically focused mid-cap stocks outperformed blue-chips and hit a new high as Barclays recommended investors "buy British" and brave this unloved area of the market.
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They pushed pixels for some of Facebook's most used features, like 2014's big Messenger redesign, and Flynn built the beautiful but unloved Facebook standalone app Slingshot.
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As recently as just a month ago, mining and commodity stocks were among some of the most unloved companies to own, with investors indiscriminately selling the sector.
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The depiction we often see in the media of people who were adopted is that they feel unwanted or unloved by their birth parents — particularly their mothers.
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Residents have long turned unloved or unused corners of their buildings into play spaces — anything to get the children out of the apartment for a few hours.
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Instead, it is focused on finding undervalued public companies and snapping up unloved divisions of some companies, or using its portfolio companies as platforms for more acquisitions.
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Political observers noted that it could strengthen the left wing of the Social Democrats, spelling doom for the party's willingness to remain in the unloved coalition government.
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Brexit: Prime Minister Theresa May does not appear to have a Plan B if lawmakers in Parliament vote against her unloved plan for withdrawal, as seems likely.
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ABB said the business had been "an unloved child" and pledged to upgrade aging products with its own technology to help arrest a declining U.S. market share.
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One reason the second generation overstayed its welcome is that the original design for the third generation was so unloved in consumer clinics that it was scrapped.
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The leaders gathered two weeks ago for their year-end summit meeting in the Justus Lipsius building, an unloved venue that has been used since the 1990s.
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I would look up at the Woolworth Building, at Trinity Church or at the two tallest buildings of all, Minoru Yamasaki's unloved behemoths of aluminum and steel.
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I will wait for you in the dark I will refrigerate my blood Butterflies in intensive care units Being sick is not the same as being unloved.
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Hasenstab, who oversees several bond investment strategies at Franklin Templeton, made his name with contrarian bets on unloved markets including Ireland and Ukraine that then yielded huge payouts.
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Large gas turbines are increasingly unloved as the world shifts to renewable energy, which is weighing on Siemens' earnings and prompting the group to restructure the PG business.
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Japan's stock markets are "oversold and unloved" — the opposite of U.S. equities, said Morgan Stanley, predicting that the Topix may jump as much as 15% by June 2020.
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I stayed behind with relatives who didn't want me, who treated me as a burden and made me feel even more unloved and unwanted than I already felt.
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As a singularly unloved candidate, Clinton has known from the outset that her only path to the presidency involved convincing voters whose passions lie elsewhere of her acceptability.
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More from CNN: National Park Service Centennial coverage Just as unloved is Fort Sumter National Monument, a sea fort near Charleston, South Carolina, which I also visited recently.
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Her mother is consequently bewitched under the Imperius curse, raped, and dies giving birth to Leta, a mixed-race child who grew up unloved in the Lestrange household.
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LONDON, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Unloved media stocks weighed on European shares on Wednesday, with sharp losses from advertising giant WPP after it cut sales forecasts on weakening demand.
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I would hazard another guess and say the argument this couple was having points to a lack of shared vision, which is making her feel alone and unloved.
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"Natural gas will get a seat at the table and that's, I think, the unloved sector here that will benefit between now and the year-end," he said.
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So it's a relief when Woody and Forky meet Gabby Gabby (dexterously voiced by Christina Hendricks), the antique store's unloved doll and, briefly, its tiny mistress of terror.
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Springsteen sang about many things, about fathers and factories, highways and rivers and, crucially for me, he came from a place almost as unloved as Luton: New Jersey.
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Behold, the furied heroines, those lightning rods of anger: the vengeful, the disgruntled, the violent, the irritable, the ungodly, the unloved, the intemperate, the temperamental and the unliked.
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Upon her return to the country, she found success on both the screen and stage, starring in several Spanish language films, like The Unloved Woman and Maria Candelaria.
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In other words, there seems to be plenty of room for all the arguments and disagreements that made all the other minority government such flimsy affairs, unmourned and unloved.
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While Hodges' portfolio, which holds about 36 names, is spread across several sectors, every company has one thing in common: It was once an unloved business, ignored by investors.
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But the move is in keeping with the fund manager's strategy of buying unloved assets and betting on eventual turnaround and full payout over the maturity of the debt.
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"Yes GE is often unloved, but the changes are big and they have come fast and furious in the last 3 years," analyst Steven Winoker wrote in research note.
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"Anyone with a tendency to ruminate will need the best of distractions to avoid getting stuck in a depressive spiral related to feeling alone and unloved" on remote Mars.
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Anyway, it feels helpless and vague, like the background noise of an unloved and unlovable show that runs nonstop, across channels, on a television that does not turn off.
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Large gas turbines are increasingly unloved in a world moving to renewable energy and Siemens has turned more of its focus to industrial automation, where it is market leader.
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But their leaders felt particularly unloved after May came to power last year and cooled what critics regarded as an overly cozy relationship between the government and big business.
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After all, deep learning itself was an unloved department of AI until researchers began to plug in the cheap data and abundant processing power made available in recent years.
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Few stocks embody this back-and-forth better than General Motors, the automaker whose shares were effectively unloved from 2014 to this August, when the stock suddenly broke out.
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In fact, the new MacBook Pro hardware is so unloved that it's pushed some users to figure out how to put macOS on their high-end Dell or Lenovo.
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Industrial conglomerates like Siemens - whose activities span industrial software to medical scanners - have become increasingly unloved by investors, who favor companies with simpler businesses they can more easily value.
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But generally the painting was unloved by Miró's other friends and by those of René Gaffé, the astute Belgian collector who bought it from the artist in 19247-21923.
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That would leave any plan in the hands of her successor and make Mr. Corbyn the only party leader defending a largely unloved compromise in a future general election.
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The heroine is a woman who has felt unloved and alien her whole life and yet comes of age, confronts her demons and saves the world in the end.
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From AT&T to McDonald's, Cramer proceeded to review how five unloved stocks are bouncing back into Wall Street's favor thanks to earnings-positive changes their companies are making.
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"It was a sleepy little desert town having new life breathed into all the older homes left unloved and in disrepair but that had great bones," Mr. Tomlin said.
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Political observers noted that Ms. Nahles's departure could strengthen the left-wing of the Social Democrats, spelling doom for the party's willingness to remain in the unloved coalition government.
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Under normal circumstances, it shouldn't be tough to focus voters on an outgoing two-term incumbent who has always polled as more popular than his policies and his unloved successor.
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Ocean Sole has trained a team of 40-or-so artisans in a workshop in Nairobi to craft sculptures from these pre-owned, unloved objects into a source of income.
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The party united behind the respected, admired, likable mainstream Hubert Humphrey—who lost badly to the unloved, distrusted, twice-rejected standard-bearer of an ideologically divided Republican Party, Richard Nixon.
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Over the course of these changes, imperfect execution — as with the unloved Apple Music — and Google's faster development of Android have simply forced Apple's hand on a number of fronts.
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The Labour Party has trooped off to the hard left, Theresa May's government is popular but at the mercy of hardline Brexiteers, and the Liberal Democrats remain marginal and unloved.
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Kasich's moderation could endear him to the mainstream voters and independents in New Hampshire, but it's a trait that's largely left him unloved by grassroots conservatives in the GOP primary.
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Lasting the duration of Ella Fitzgerald's eponymous song, which plays on the soundtrack, Baillie pans across an unloved, brown, uneven picket fence that's behind a series of lush rose bushes.
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It's amusing that the only guaranteed game enhancer, whose utility is explained in its very name, is one that far too often languishes in the pro shop, overlooked and unloved.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio ended his presidential campaign in September, returning to New York City to find that little had changed: He was still unloved, and, in his mind, unappreciated.
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In this version, the women's new and unloved sister-in-law (an entertainingly overripe Ronke Adekoluejo) isn't just a pushy parvenu; she's Yoruban and may even be an enemy spy.
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Stocks may be hovering around record highs, but TIAA Portfolio Manager Stephanie Link is still finding unloved areas of the market -- specifically stocks that haven't reacted to positive earnings results.
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In the film, she breaks down after a performance and holds her husband and says that she was there, back in the space and time of being alone, unloved, despised.
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That's how you get things like the perennially unloved Obamacare, whose messy arcane reality never quite seems to match the heady aspirations of the decades-long campaign for universal health care.
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"It's a very unloved sector, at a 60 percent discount on price to earnings to the rest of Europe," said Sharon Bell, head of European equity strategy at the U.S. bank.
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"Industrials are up because they are cheap and unloved and none of them produced bad enough numbers," said Toby Clothier, co-head of Global Thematic Group at Mirabaud Securities in London.
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As a result of such policies, which are set to boost growth, Saunders expressed confidence that the "very unloved" European equity markets might well "be a significant beneficiary" of that change.
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He's been trouncing the market since 2006, and he plans to keep his impeccable streak going by betting on an unloved area many other investors don't dare touch: Chinese technology stocks.
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It's a fitting challenge for a hardware entrepreneur: toilets are a necessary part of our modern lives, but they are unloved, and they haven't really been innovated for a long time.
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He is every person who's felt unloved by the Chinese bureaucracy, and he's infinitely more sympathetic than the steely-eyed men and women trying to control the narrative around his death.
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The new exhibit differs noticeably from the unloved Canada Hall, which opened when the museum moved to its current location in 1989 and closed in 2014 as part of the reconception.
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This situation is a crisis because every time we fail in the radically empathetic attempt to inhabit that unloved body we make a few more black girls come closer to drowning.
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I understand the deeply troubling realities that many transgender youth and adults face today, and I understand the troubling political climate that has many of us feeling unworthy or unloved or afraid.
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The Europa League has always been the Champions League's unloved younger sibling, relegated to Thursday nights in places you've never heard of (seriously, I still haven't figured out how to say Midtjylland).
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How it afforded viewers a window into a sincere and sometimes crushingly concrete immigrant experience for older women who often feel lost, or even unloved, once their kids have matured into adulthood.
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Executive turnover, unloved redesigns and poor revenue growth has led to the company's stock price to drop from $27 when it floated just over a year ago, to just over $10 today.
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Emerging markets have certainly been unloved: around $74 billion flowed out of total emerging market equity funds in 2015, up from $6.93 billion in outflows in 2014, according to data from JPMorgan.
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Many foreign traders have stopped accepting bond notes as legal tender, leaving businesses such as millers, brewers and miners hamstrung - and there are concerns that the RTGS dollar will be equally unloved.
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Less than two months before the general election, Mrs Clinton remains unloved by many young Americans who came of age around the year 2000 or later (earning them the demographic label millennials).
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This is a phone that promises to be smart enough to back up disused apps and unloved photos to a cloud storage locker without driving its user insane by making undesired judgments.
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Emerging markets have certainly been unloved: about $74 billion flowed out of global emerging market equity funds in 2015, up from $25 billion in outflows in 2014, according to data from JPMorgan.
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The town centre is a smelly (urine and fried food, with notes of cannabis) patchwork of charity shops, nightclubs with fading playbills and unloved tourist emporia flogging boiled sweets in saucy shapes.
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Read more: Why a $60 billion investing firm thinks unloved value stocks represent the best market opportunity in 20 yearsOnce you've identified and categorized your spending, it's time to make a budget.
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Richard, as Shakespeare conceived him, was inwardly tormented by insecurity and rage, the consequences of a miserable, unloved childhood and a twisted spine that made people recoil at the sight of him.
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For your viewing and listening pleasure: In the fourth entry of the long-running "Toy Story" series, Woody and Buzz Lightyear hit the road and cross paths with an eerie, unloved doll.
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The municipal funds that paid for it built a neat, well-maintained facility, the sort that are dotted around the banlieues, a contrast to the unloved tower blocks that ring their fields.
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He is one of many people who have come to identify with the unloved denizens of their neighborhoods, creatures that are ignored or despised, living behind the visible workings of the modern city.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Dealmaking talk lifted European telecom stocks on Tuesday, helping the unloved sector stand out in an otherwise quiet session, where investors were waiting for the outcome of a Federal Reserve meeting.
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FOR South Korea, a democracy not yet three decades old, the impeachment on December 9th of its unloved president, Park Geun-hye, was the culmination of a remarkable few weeks of participatory politics.
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But Eero is still the standout — a modern hardware startup that arrived with such a fundamentally good idea about how to reinvent an unloved product that it kicked off a wave of change.
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An unloved stepchild of the Department of Homeland Security, the T.S.A. has suffered through continual turnover in leadership, repeated misconduct by senior managers, low staff morale and high rates of attrition among screeners.
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In late March, Johnson, outnumbered and unloved, went on television, proclaimed a unilateral halt to the bombings, and declared, "I shall not seek, and will not accept" his party's re-nomination as president.
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As if New York is saying, We see what you're doing, Rudy, and we don't like it, so we're gonna make sure that you know how unloved you are in your own city.
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"There are several things going for it, it was unloved, underowned and it already has been recovering fundamentally for a while," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at The Leuthold Group in Minneapolis.
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For all that, I missed the moments when, in some productions, Helena's desperation — first about being unloved, and then, after the potions, about being loved too much — lands a punch in the gut.
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The feeling of being unloved is what drives consumer capitalism; most of us are taught to think that maybe this time, with this new configuration of objects and experiences, things will be different.
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By focusing on unloved areas of the market such as financials, "You have a chance to pick up companies with significant pricing power that you can hold for a long time," he said.
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The luxury division will be tested over the next 12 months with the launch of two critical SUVs which will, notably, abandon the unloved and confusing alpha-based naming strategy adopted a decade ago.
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Tech veterans might recall that BlackBerry (remember them?!) tried something similarly misplaced a decade ago on one of its handsets — unboxing an unlovely (and unloved) clickable touchscreen, in the one-off weirdo BlackBerry Storm.
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MUNICH, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Siemens unveiled its new Vision 2020+ strategy on Wednesday - a move designed to boost the German engineering group's profitability in an era where sprawling conglomerates are increasingly unloved by investors.
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Since January 2009, the southern African country has used foreign currencies, including the U.S. dollar, British pound and Chinese yuan after dumping its unloved currency that came to symbolise a decade of economic collapse.
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So it went on Thursday, when networks took the ax to a dozen series, from newcomers both acclaimed ("The Grinder") and unloved ("Bordertown") by critics, to fan favorites like "Castle, "Agent Carter" and "Nashville.
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"Today's extreme scarcity of cyclicality in the stock market suggests investors may be ignoring a potential opportunity to add a rare, unloved asset that has the full support of economic policy officials," he wrote.
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But lost in the schadenfreude that greeted the group's collapse was a beloved trait of an unloved organization: a democracy requirement for members that offers a potent tool for solving the crisis in Venezuela.
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Mx. Gethen, 49, who uses the pronouns "they" and "them," said the anonymous harasser posted that they were "insufferable" and "unloved," that they belonged in an internment camp and that they should kill themself.
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It is the most unpopular piece of major legislation Congress has considered in decades — even more unloved than TARP ("the bailout"), and much more unpopular than the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
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Her selection has met intense criticism at home, where, having served 14 years alongside Ms. Merkel, and more than five in Germany's unloved ministry of defense, Ms. von der Leyen was not particularly popular.
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In "Courtney" (1994), parents reluctantly allow their children to go to the pound to adopt a dog but are dismayed when the youngsters return with Courtney, an unloved mongrel, rather than a pedigreed animal.
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Some of these evangelical congregations have taken over old English churches; others, like the Peculiar People, occupy unloved buildings, in this case a long, windowless room above a garage advertising tires from 15 pounds.
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Freddy is one of the best arguments for Billy to stop running away, since he knows what Billy's going through — well, before he gets the wizard powers — and a thing or two about feeling unloved.
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In her relatively newfound status as a young lesbian sex symbol, Kiyoko embodies a sense of vindication (and hope) for all the queer kids who felt left out and unloved in middle school — herself included.
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The key here is not the details of the report, but the fact that the stock was cheap and unloved enough to roar higher on an ambiguous interim sales report ahead of the holiday season.
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We have a romantic belief that the affair partner is going to save us from boredom or feeling unloved, but if you think of it more internally, these are the problems you need to address.
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"It has been an unloved rally, and one that has not been met by the infamous 'animal spirit'," said Eric Wiegand, senior portfolio manager at the Private Client Reserve at U.S. Bank in New York.
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Emerging market assets have certainly been unloved by investors: about $22015 billion flowed out of global emerging market equity funds in 2015, up from $25 billion in outflows in 2014, according to data from JPMorgan.
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Your unwrapped-but-unloved present will most likely end up at liquidators, wholesellers and resellers, or even landfills, since most returned items simply can't be resold as new (no matter how little use they've gotten).
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Latest data from Bank of America Merrill Lynch showed on Friday that UK equities, which they branded as "extremely unloved," had enjoyed 15 straight days of investment inflows, the longest winning streak in four years.
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Data from Bank of America Merrill Lynch showed on Friday however that UK equities, which they branded as "extremely unloved", had enjoyed 15 straight days of investment inflows, the longest winning streak in four years.
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I actually think there are some really cool moments in the Unloved and Weeded Out sessions that were recorded prior to that as well, which we collected and turned into a studio album of sorts.
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Nick Gazin is VICE's art editor and our pal, so when he told us he directed the new music video for Simon Doom's "I Feel Unloved," we asked him to write some stuff about it.
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And Mark Rothko's bright orange abstract, "Blue Over Red," from 1953, sold for a solid $26.5 million, on a low estimate of $19773 million, despite having been unloved by some visitors at the auction preview.
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Perkin pointed to the "huge" amount of sector rotation seen in recent months, saying he was now looking to buy areas that had been unloved of late, suggesting healthcare and technology could be worth a look.
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In 2014 Time Warner, its parent, spun it off, along with other titles including Fortune, People and Sports Illustrated, into an entity called Time Inc, raising fears that the magazines would languish as unloved corporate orphans.
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As they contemplate this latest trauma—the rejection by voters and collapse of a health-care reform that was for years their most fervent ambition—Republicans, omnipotent but unloved, need to reflect on why that is.
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A divestment of Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, which Carlyle acquired from Johnson & Johnson in 2014 for $4 billion, would show how buyout firms can turn unloved businesses of major corporations into lucrative investments within a few years.
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This Tech Company is Sending a Strong Sell Signal 230 Stocks to Watch After the Market Closes Today Unloved companies such as Chipotle, Twitter and Deckers Outdoor are seeing expectations slide into their reports this week.
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The TSA might be one of the most unloved federal agencies, but says its new scanning methods may one day allow flyers to leave their liquids and electronics inside their luggage without losing degrees of security.
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The idea that the disposition of the dead, loved or unloved, is a matter of personal choice, absent the commitment of belief and the burden of history, is an illusion of a cockeyed and shortsighted present.
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As played by Heather Matarazzo, in Solondz's "Welcome to the Dollhouse" (1995), she was a seventh grader who felt unloved at home and unpopular at school, where other pupils called her—you'll never guess—Wiener Dog.
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WASHINGTON — Until recently, few had heard of Walter M. Shaub Jr. or the agency he leads, the Office of Government Ethics, viewed in Washington as an unloved but necessary barrier against ethical violations by federal appointees.
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On my visit, the arrow crab, a spidery, unloved reef dweller, was, in fact, dead at the bottom of the tank; it was the fourth time one of the crustaceans had died in about three years.
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A majority of respondents (76 people) reported cheating for interdependence reasons: For example, many said they felt their intimacy needs—characterized by poor communication, lack of a spark or feeling unloved—were unmet by their partners.
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Hasenstab who oversees a number of bond investment strategies at Franklin Templeton, made a name for himself with contrarian bets in the past on unloved markets such as Ireland and Ukraine, which then yielded huge payouts.
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Unloved, unattractive, a Simpsons-quoting nerd still chasing the teenage dream of world domination, the Texas senator has outworked, out-organized and outlasted the candidates who were supposed to beat him, from the blueblood to the jock.
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Like Leyland Kirby's work as The Caretaker, the instrumental version "Last Christmas" manages to summon the ghosts of everyone you've ever loved, of everyone who's ever lived and been loved and been left and been left unloved.
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I thought I would go to my grave with fear of being unloved and rejected, and it means so much to me that so many people around the world know they aren't alone in those same feelings.
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"If you were to rewind 12 months ago, this was an unloved company by the market: one because it was in retail which was out of favor; two, they were doing a fairly sizable acquisition," Bassett said.
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It happened with the first iteration of 3D cameras on phones (RIP HTC EVO 3D), it happened with modular phones (RIP Project Ara), and it happened with Android Wear smartwatches (which are trudging on as unloved, purposeless zombies).
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In "Long Sorrow," the free-jazz musician Jemeel Moondoc improvises on the saxophone, from what seems to be the balcony of a stark apartment in an unloved mile-long Berlin building known as the Long Complaint, or Sorrow.
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Value stocks, typically those that trade at lower multiples of earnings or book value, generally require more patience than growth stocks, in part because they are, by definition, unloved, and depend on a fundamental change in market opinion.
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And since July 2013, that pile of cash has been sitting there, unnoticed and unloved, like little orphan Annie, looking wistfully out the window and dreaming of the parents who are bound to come back and rescue her.
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"Opening my wardrobe and seeing those dresses that I couldn't wear did make me a little sad -- like they were taking up space and being unloved when they could be loved in someone else's wardrobe maybe," she said.
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The high valuations for assets have also led private equity buyers to enter more complex transactions in which they extracted specific "unloved" units from corporations, according to Anthony Diamandakis, global co-head of global asset managers at Citigroup.
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"We have been in an unloved asset class for a long time and because we had good year last year a lot of people are now coming back in," said Aberdeen Asset Management EM portfolio manager Viktor Szabo.
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Worrying about the future of the retail economy may not yet have the political juice of worrying about the future of coal mining, but as unloved as malls are by tastemakers they are widespread pillars of local economies.
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"Because of the fact rates have been pushed lower and the yield curve continues to be flat, (banks are) somewhat unloved," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors in Boston referring to bank stocks.
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Unlike other pop success stories that critics later fumbled over themselves to ascribe meaning to, or to divine meaning beneath during the more pop-friendly critical environs of the 2000s, Hootie remained unloved, if thought of at all.
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"My So-Called (Instagram) Life," a finalist in the 2017 Modern Love College Essay Contest, by Clara Dollar Like an allergic reaction to becoming unloved, my Instagram account went into overdrive, all aimed at one audience member: Joe.
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The unloved labels of "East bloc" and "Eastern Europe" were demonstrably cast off when the velvet revolutions of 1989 swept across the region, upending the Moscow-loyal regimes and paving the way for free elections and multiparty democracy.
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Netanyahu is the embodiment of that iron wall — unloved but strangely comforting to his people, a man who is a pure projection of the simple desire to continue existing, but who has no ambition to reach for more.
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This is arguably the biggest sector reorganization ever, and much has been written about how the communications sector will be more growth-focused and less dividend-paying than the prior smaller, more unloved and significantly cheaper telecom sector.
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She alludes matter-of-factly to her time as a glorified child slave, neglected and unloved and so lonely that her only friends are her own reflection in a glass door and the echo of her own voice.
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SYDNEY/LONDON (Reuters) - BHP Billiton Chief Executive Andrew Mackenzie, batting off an attack by activist funds, will tell investors in Barcelona next week that the top global miner can pump more for less out of its unloved shale assets.
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Where other cities might draw in visitors with a museum—such as the Guggenheim in Bilbao, or the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa in Cape Town—Lagos's National Museum, host to some historic treasures, is dusty and unloved.
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President Trump, beloved in Israel and decidedly unloved by a majority of American Jews, moved the United States Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in May, with the fiery evangelical pastors John Hagee and Robert Jeffress consecrating the ceremony.
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This song is the equivalent of getting back on Tinder after a breakup: I'm overwhelmed by the uncertainty of my future, drowning in the feeling of being insignificant and unloved, yet somehow still excited and willing to jump in.
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The dominant reflex since the British vote has been to emasculate the European Commission, the unloved "honest broker" at the centre of the EU system, sideline the European Parliament and hand more power back to national governments and lawmakers.
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With "the underlying support from improving economic fundamentals and likely further improvements in corporate revenue and earnings trends this year, the ever so unloved and disdained bull market might have more upside than even its earliest adopters and supporters project."
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In terms of sentiment, the autos sector has emerged as one of the most unloved in Europe and the third quarter has reinforced concerns around the negative impact of specific regulatory changes in the industry and the U.S.-China trade conflict.
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True to life, there is no single cause, just the cumulative effect of feeling unloved by an absent father, a self-absorbed step-mother, and a mom whose own mental health struggles have drawn her to the periphery of Ellen's life.
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But then, after the last 29 or so Pirates movies, most of which were unloved for their muddled myth-building and meandering, forgettable story (and the franchise seeming to overstay its welcome in general), this wasn't a very high bar.
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The DAX is higher by some 16 percent since the start of the year; the S&P 500 has rallied 15 percent with both markets hitting record after record; and previously unloved emerging markets like Brazil have spiked 20 percent.
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GOLDMAN SACHS: These 20 unloved stocks are spring-loaded for surprisingly big gains in 2020POWER RANKING: The 10 best industries in 2020 for entrepreneurs to start million-dollar businessesDirect listings are a hot new trend for startups that are replacing IPOs.
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Like the initial Social Security Act, the 2010 ACA was stuck in a middle ground — hostage to the legislative whims of a relatively small number of moderate Senate Democrats, hated by conservatives, and unloved by liberals who favored more expansive reform.
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"I think this is definitely an unloved sector, where you actually had pretty consistent growth and more importantly I'd say you have clearly a very accommodative policy-maker, so you have to be a bit more gradual on the sectors," Kontopoulos added.
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"The euro zone has been treated as a basket case by the financial markets for a number of years, leaving the euro unloved and under-owned, but the economy is consistently surprising on the upside," said Rob Pemberton, investment director at HFM Columbus.
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When I looked at my watch and saw that Hoffa was dead with another 40-ish minutes left to go, I felt restless, but that final stretch, devoted entirely to an elderly Frank alone and unloved, proves to contain the whole point.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) will on Saturday announce the result of a ballot for a new leader to guide them out of months of turmoil and, in effect, decide whether to ditch their unloved coalition with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives.
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Which is really the only reason why a repeat of the unloved "GroKo" will now take power, so long as it wins the blessing of the SPD's 460,000 members, in a postal ballot that will be run over the next three weeks.
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But can central banks continue to win the confidence game and herd investors into riskier trades or will the credibility of Draghi, Kuroda, Carney and Yellen ultimately be tested, triggering a wave of negative sentiment that could wipe out this unloved rally?
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"The water was a kind of embarrassing secret, the unloved daughter, neglected, while the parks were doted on, fussed over, overused," muses the narrator of Teju Cole's novel "Open City" (2011), about Manhattan, an island, one of America's mythic ports of entry.
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In the history of sport, you were forced to ponder, had there ever been a champion more universally unloved than Gatlin, the twice doping offender who by winning world 100 metres gold on Saturday had ruined one of sport's great fairytale farewells.
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Many of us have only spoken with our children once when we have the opportunity to speak with them (which is very difficult because the social worker never answers.) The children cry, they don't recognize our voices and they feel abandoned and unloved.
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Moore's melancholy portrait of Futh has echoes of literature's many unloved and slightly ridiculous nobodies, from T. S. Eliot's Prufrock and the unhappy characters in the novels of Anita Brookner to those in the work of the contemporary writer M. J. Hyland.
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"We are seeing a sort of rebalance happening, we are seeing some stocks that were unloved and oversold....having a very good day today on a (generally) negative day," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut Ltd in Perth.
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In the Metropolitan Opera's 2010 production, conducted by Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Mr. Furlanetto brought grave authority touched with unbearable anguish to the profound Act IV aria "Ella giammai m'amo," when Philip grieves over his loneliness as an unloved husband and as a king.
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In his first outing, Lonzo—hyped, beloved, famous—was DEVOURED by Pat—under-recruited, unloved, unwanted—only managing to score three points on 1-6 shooting while Mr. 94 Feet stuffed himself as deep in his personal space as he possible could.
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It probably helps that it chose a bland, corporate locale, a spot unloved and underutilized just outside of Washington, DC. In its negotiations with New York, Amazon circumvented the city council with the help of the mayor, the governor, and the state's economic development arm.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Record highs in the U.S. stock market and the anticipation of equity-friendly interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve later this year are prompting top-performing large-cap fund managers to seek out unloved stocks in hopes of further gains.
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In this election of two relatively unloved candidates, we can gain some good insights by looking at those veterans with PTSD (that Trump was alluding to), so that they can shed light on what Trump and Hillary are trying to show but perhaps failing at.
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In my never-ending search for contrarian, down-trodden, and unloved stocks, I am attracted to a few underperforming sectors this year, mainly consumer staples, which is down double digits this year based on the performance of the Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLP).
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" Jan Techau, the director of the Richard C. Holbrooke Forum at the American Academy in Berlin, said Europeans "were hoping for a redeemer, who would take away the pain of George W. and the quagmire of the U.S.'s unloved role in the world.
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If you're feeling unloved or in the dark, remember that you have a choice about who you invest your time in—if you're under-appreciated and having a hard time leaving the situation you're in, reach out for help from your friends and family.
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Toys that were loved and lost, then found and loved again, during "Toy Story" (1995) and "Toy Story 2" (1999), wound up, as the third movie drew to a close, not unloved but loved by someone new—a child other than their original owner.
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READ MORE HERE >>GOLDMAN SACHS: These 20 unloved stocks are spring-loaded for surprisingly big gains in 2020Amid widespread bullishness around the stock market&aposs prospects in 6.83, Goldman Sachs&apos options strategists are flagging the possibility that certain individual stocks will vastly outperform expectations.
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However, it seems Qualcomm was feeling a little lonely and maybe a bit unloved, so it decided to go ahead and publish a blog post listing all sorts of "Android firsts" today, which we can only guess was an effort to remind people that Qualcomm still exists.
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His book "Weeds: In Defense of Nature's Most Unloved Plants" (2010) was a charmer, but it's in a less-well-known early book, "Gilbert White: A Biography of the Author of the Natural History of Selborne" (1986), that the roots of Mr. Mabey's thinking can be found.
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If so, then it might make sense to sift for stocks with a profile like that of many industrials that have since come roaring back: Unloved by the Street, with depressed valuations and at least some inkling in the charts that their downward momentum has waned.
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And as you rightly say, it's unloved Seoul that is actually the model, where you align the games to this gigantic program, I mean really gigantic program of urban development, done to a great extent in pretty inhumane, undemocratic ways, and funded by the public purse.
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As I witness the anger of the middle class, the arrogance of the unloved elites, the shared disbelief in the effectiveness of military power and the pervasive fear of the future — perhaps for the first time, I feel I understand exactly what is going on in America.
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With still two weeks left to go before the two-year Brexit negotiating period is due to expire on March 2628, it is too early to rule out the possibility that U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May will finally secure approval for her much-unloved Brexit deal.
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PROFESSOR JEREMY GREENWOODCentre for Research into Ecological and Environmental ModellingUniversity of St AndrewsSt Andrews, Fife Your observation that "Republicans have a history of pinning imagined crimes" on Hillary Clinton is strongly supported by a source not usually cited on this point ("Unloved and unstoppable", April 23rd).
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But Mr. Kirk's company, Intrexon, is fast becoming one of the world's most diverse biotechnology companies, with ventures ranging from unloved genetically engineered creatures to potential cancer cures and gene therapies, gasoline substitutes, cloned kittens and even glow-in-the-dark Dino Pet toys made from microbes.
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Which now means there's a whole bunch of unloved copies cluttering up second-hand games stores, but for a while there, it genuinely looked like video games could go some way to complementing a person's workout routines, or encouraging them to get more active in other ways.
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His haul of biker rings was assembled during the 1980s and 1990s when the hegemony that motorcycle gangs had exercised over popular culture had passed and he found trays of unloved skull rings while trawling the shops near the old Les Halles site in central Paris.
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Anne Shirley is the heroine of Lucy Maud Montgomery's beloved 21985 novel, "Anne of Green Gables," the chronicle of a spirited but previously unloved orphan taken into the town of Avonlea, on Prince Edward Island, Canada, by the unmarried, middle-aged siblings Marilla and Matthew Cuthbert.
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Anne Shirley is the heroine of Lucy Maud Montgomery's beloved 1908 novel, "Anne of Green Gables," the chronicle of a spirited but previously unloved orphan taken into the town of Avonlea, on Prince Edward Island, Canada, by the unmarried, middle-aged siblings Marilla and Matthew Cuthbert.
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While this bull market has often been called an unloved rally, characterized by a lack of conviction in the strength of its fundamentals and frequently said to be the outcome of an abnormal investing climate shaped by central bank tinkering, not everyone agrees the market has yet peaked.
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Elsewhere, it is true, the centre left is in power: as an unloved and ideologically vague junior party of government in Germany and the Netherlands and at the helm of wobbly coalitions in Sweden, Portugal and Austria, all countries where it was once a natural party of government.
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READ MORE HERE >>Why a $60 billion investing firm thinks unloved value stocks represent the best market opportunity in 20 yearsBen Inker — the head of asset allocation at the $60 billion investment firm Grantham, Mayo, & van Otterloo — sees an "extraordinary" opportunity brewing in the value sector of equity markets.
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Nokia fans hankering to get their hands on a new smartphone with their beloved brand name — and without Microsoft's unloved mobile OS — will need to go to China if they want to buy the first Android-powered from the Finnish phone maker that's now licensing Nokia's IP for phones.
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This, he says, is often in contrast to the way retailers engage with a traditional app agency, which typically sees a lot of work and investment go into a version one, only for the app to be left unloved as each update can be costly and has unnecessary friction.
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The Great Snape Debate goes to show just how important he is to the moral fabric of "Harry Potter" And it (or rather Snape) changed everything for me, as loving him allowed me to embrace the neglected, unloved, crying child in the corner — and the darkness that brewed inside us both.
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AT THE topping out ceremony held on the upper floors of the first of three towers being built in a hitherto unloved corner of Jersey City, Steven Fulop, the mayor, gazed across the water at Manhattan's skyline, New York Harbour, the Statue of Liberty and bits of his home state.
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It might seem frivolous to connect what you went through to our need to believe that Jennifer Aniston is unloved at all times, but it's all part of a loose-knit network of how we create and reinforce female stereotypes, and insist that they control female life and self-presentation.
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The height of the northern hemisphere summer has produced its usual bout of stock market weakness with the unloved rally losing suitors after a string of corporate earnings, North Korea tension, White House politics and uncertainty over monetary policy all cited as reasons to lighten up on stocks in August.
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Jonathan Miller, head of UK manager research at Morningstar, said the miners had attracted attention in the early 2000s in line with interest in emerging market growth, but were now stuck in the "unloved camp" as investors bearing the memory of the financial markets crash avoided the most highly cyclical stocks.
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Woody does his best to rehabilitate Forky and convince this glue-caked Gumby of his own value, but the wispy thing soon gets itself into more trouble involving an ominous set of characters, including an unloved 1950s pull-string doll named Gabby Gabby (Christina Hendricks) and a coterie of creepy ventriloquist dolls.
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Interesting that after India, the country that has the next largest number of houses run by the Missionaries of Charity is the U.S. She kept saying that the greatest poverty in the world today is to be unloved, unwanted and uncared for, and that's a harder and more difficult poverty to reach.
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That may not fully motivate him, but it's meant as a message for the segment of the audience that feels closest to Arthur, those who feel most unseen and unloved: plenty of people agree with you that the world is unfair and ugly, and if you did something about it, they'd back your play.
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Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner – a former president who has an ardent support base but is unloved by global investors – surprised locals and international observers alike on Saturday by saying she would run as vice president alongside former cabinet chief, Alberto Fernandez, a veteran political operator who has both backed and criticized her in the past.
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Three of the set's films, "David Golder" (22006), skillfully adapted from Irène Némirovsky's precocious best seller; "Poil de Carotte" ("Redhead," 193), a sensitive story of an unloved child; and "La Tête d'Un Homme" ("A Man's Head," 219), an atmospheric policier based on one of Georges Simenon's early Inspector Maigret novels, all starring the protean, unglamorous Harry Baur, are exceptional.
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Integrating with Arrow is a tremendously interesting move from Indiegogo's side, but it remains to be seen whether it's a good business decision; the introduction of the Arrow badge could potentially create a two-tier system, where campaigns with the badge find it easier to get funding and campaigns not so adorned wither away, unloved and alone.
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Records box set will contain remastered vinyl of their first albums (Just Can't Hate Enough, Thanks For Nuthin') as well as demos, assorted EPs, and an unreleased, rougher version of their major label foray, Love Songs For The Unloved, as well as a patch and other punk artistic shenanigans from NYHC artists Wes Harvey and Sean Taggart.
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They look around and see a bleak political landscape: Parliament is deadlocked; Prime Minister Theresa May is still pushing her unloved Brexit plan, even though it has been rejected by her putative allies in the Democratic Unionist Party of Northern Ireland; and the frightening prospect of a calamitous no-deal Brexit seems to be gaining more credibility every day.
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Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, praises the club's ability to "bring Pakistan and India together in a useful format"; its support for his campaign against global corruption; its climate-change advocacy in the run-up to the global conference in Paris late last year; and its "forum for discussions in Africa and in the Caribbean, which can feel ignored and unloved".
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Mother Teresa spent most of her life working with the poor in India, founding the Missionaries of Charity in 1950 to care for "all those people who feel unwanted, unloved, uncared-for throughout society, people that have become a burden to the society and are shunned by everyone," she said in her acceptance speech for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979.
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As much as the younger Meyer likes to think that she's nothing like her mother, "Kissing Your Sister" lightly traces an emotional line through three generations: from the woman who made Selina feel so unloved that she went into politics just for the "respect," to the daughter so desperate for her mother's approval that she falls in love with someone who looks a little bit like her mom.
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But it's not just InfoWars – there is a whole ecosystem of right-wing YouTubers out there at least as sophisticated as the society of woodlice you might find scurrying under a loose paving slab, a vast horde of unloved grown-up boys droning on and on about why we need to halt immigration; why we need to ban toilets; why we need to kill all girl-children at birth.
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In that moment, late on Tuesday night, it would have been difficult to convince anyone at all that the Carabao Cup — the lesser of England's two domestic cup competitions — does not matter, that this is a tournament so unloved that the coach who has won it the past two years, and who may well win the cup again this year, would not be aggrieved if it were abolished.
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You know how this ends: with Martinez being fired; with his successor, Ronald Koeman, being fired; with Sam Allardyce arriving and leaving in the space of a few months, unloved and unmourned; with Marco Silva, on Thursday night, suffering the same fate, after a humiliation against Liverpool in the Merseyside derby; with more than $500 million wasted in the transfer market; with Everton, currently, in the relegation zone.
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It's hard to imagine there's a large target audience for a hyper-violent animated show about an unloved old man who gets blown up by aliens shortly after a cancer diagnosis and transformed, immediately, into a weapon of mass destruction intent on defending the dignity of the homeless and other cast-outs — but here it is anyway, Inuyashiki: Last Hero, a miserable and addictive sci-fi action series streaming now on Amazon.
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Plenty of movies and TV shows that feature adopted kids looking for their birth parents actually end with the kid who feels unloved through the whole movie or episode finally finding their birth parent(s) — or realizing that they had died — and learning that they loved them the whole time (think Annie or even Stuart Little.) But while that feeling of being unwanted may be true for some who are adopted, it's not the only story.
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One Wall Street expert breaks down why stocks may be in a &apossuper cycle&apos that could mean another 10 years of market prosperityWall Street&aposs 5 most accurate analysts reveal the stocks you should buy now for explosive returns in 2020A strategy chief at $7 trillion BlackRock reveals the 4 trends that will shape how the world invests for the next 10 years — and why the trade war won&apost scare her away from ChinaJPMorgan&aposs equity chief explains why an unloved corner of the market has become your best defense against a crash — and lists the group&aposs 10 best stocks to buyA clinical neuropsychologist shares a simple strategy she says makes financial planning fun — and explains how you can cut down on dumb money decisions
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