Generally, this is because Eugenides is interested in unpleasant people doing unpleasant things.
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While unpleasant, it is not the unpleasant odor of rot, but more specifically of death.
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It is merely the latest unpleasant revelation in an ongoing series of unpleasant revelations about the company.
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Noelia Arzabal from Wilmington described her "most unpleasant" food: The most unpleasant food I've had I would say is crickets.
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Demi Moore plays the unpleasant boss of unpleasant people trying to survive after a cave collapses on a company retreat.
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It was all so unpleasant — and so unflattering — that candidates took to commenting on how unpleasant and unflattering it was.
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The more unpleasant effects of toking up may be more unpleasant and a spell of fever is a particularly poor time to get too high.
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They were asked to rate how unpleasant it was for them and how unpleasant it would be if some other poor guy were subjected to the same.
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But most of the time, watching Friends From College just means watching unpleasant people do unpleasant things for no reason other than the sake of doing them.
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On the other hand, if a space is found to be too crowded or unpleasant by another FriWalk, a user could be warned away before entering an unpleasant situation.
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First shoot of the year and it was … unpleasant.
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Not just like unpleasant comments — vicious, horrible, homophobic slurs.
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The whole ordeal was ... unpleasant, to say the least.
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"The Supreme Court has held that activity is a protected First Amendment right, a form of unpleasant speech and in this country, we have a long tradition of respecting unpleasant speech," McConnell said.
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Squirm factor: The dread that precedes the first several murders is unpleasant, though it quickly fades with repetition, and while the skull-cracking is unpleasant to watch, Mia's moral apathy is more discomforting.
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But restrictions like cancelling school and forbidding public gatherings "would have to be in place for a very long time and will be very unpleasant for many people, worse than unpleasant," Lipsitch said.
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Moronci drinks it, coughs and smiles despite its unpleasant taste.
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Unlike adults, who can override such unpleasant inputs with the
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That anthropomorphized satchel of unwashed twigs was so openly unpleasant.
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A system that doesn't reward enjoyable "work" is deeply unpleasant.
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Researchers showed 50 participants two different and unpleasant narrated slideshows.
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The acetaminophen group said the noise blasts weren't that unpleasant.
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It was unpleasant to be lost in your own house.
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Yeah, The Big Lebowski feels a little unpleasant after this.
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Watching people get hurt and murdered on film is unpleasant.
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It was aggressive, unpleasant, and, until recently, out of character.
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That's been an unpleasant surprise for a lot of people.
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And Taiwan's surviving forces could make that voyage very unpleasant.
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The country's problems are unleashing an unpleasant strain of Anglophobia.
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So it's a very unpleasant legacy which we are leaving.
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It's very disorientating, and weird, and unpleasant in many ways.
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The behaviour reported in the survey makes for unpleasant reading.
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It's unreliable and unpredictable, and therefore deeply unpleasant to use.
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A famously unpleasant privatization effort was still in people's minds.
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I am here to tell it all, pleasant and unpleasant.
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And Uber has a plan, too, a particularly unpleasant one.
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Negotiating the right deal is complicated, stressful, and generally unpleasant.
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His enthusiasm for torture is unpleasant to say the least.
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If that sounds a little uncomfortable and unpleasant, it is.
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Still, the procedures he's undergoing may be painful and unpleasant.
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The unpleasant odor was blamed on the cereal box liner.
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Any lag in that, and it can be pretty unpleasant.
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It's unwieldy and unpleasant to hold because of its bulk.
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Anything that jeopardizes that is very unpleasant for the brain.
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It didn't make sense, and not in an unpleasant way.
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When is this going to end!' versus 'This is unpleasant.
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I had another pretty unpleasant experience at a shopping center.
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But not an unpleasant one (though Wednesday's deserters might disagree).
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Entering and exiting through a cloud of smoke is unpleasant.
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The mood, according to nearly everyone involved, will be unpleasant.
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We're really motivated to get rid of this unpleasant ambiguity.
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This behavior is unpleasant, especially when it's directed at me.
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Board meetings also became tense, unpleasant and way too frequent.
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Yes, but even before that, I always played unpleasant people.
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Some, though, say soy milk gives coffee an unpleasant aftertaste.
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The apparent compliment releases an unpleasant current of retroactive contempt.
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It would be an unpleasant way to relearn a lesson.
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Like did we suffer through some unpleasant, possibly horrifying childhood?
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But treatment has also left her several unpleasant side effects.
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It was just an unpleasant thing I had to do.
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"Elections are very often about very unpleasant choices," he said.
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You bury these feelings because they are unpleasant and painful.
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Sometimes it's hard — our connection is through something so unpleasant.
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After that unpleasant experience, debt ceiling wars began to wane.
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But he takes it as a given — unpleasant but unchangeable.
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A lot of people are dying, so it's very unpleasant.
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Tannic wines served too cold can seem tough and unpleasant.
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Companies dumped all manner of unpleasant things in the water.
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The results are not just visually unpleasant, they're ecologically catastrophic.
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Which came in handy when unpleasant things began to unfold.
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Bret: Let's change the subject to more unpleasant topics, Gail.
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This work is unpleasant to think about for most people.
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The reasons for its premature demise are complicated and unpleasant.
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Having strobes in your face is a pretty unpleasant experience.
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As for Mr. Almodóvar's throwdown, it had some unpleasant implications.
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But the beast itself is less uncanny than merely … unpleasant.
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Young rebels take on the unpleasant byproducts of festival culture.
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I still think it's an aimlessly overwrought, overwritten, unpleasant mess.
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Many, many things seem unpleasant about the milestones of adulthood.
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The third experiment was less conclusive: the subjects received two-second blasts of white noise and then rated how unpleasant it was for themselves, and how unpleasant it would be for an anonymous other participant.
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Keeping up with the weekly long-term-goals reviews fell off and I still procrastinate when a task is emotionally unpleasant (that is, I don't like talking to a certain person because they are unpleasant).
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We tend to retreat from things that are hard or unpleasant.
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The reason why love sounds so unpleasant is because it is.
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And a tiny crew ensured that any unpleasant incidences were avoided.
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It's not completely unpleasant, but I find myself far from convinced.
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It certainly is an unpleasant one, but it has its purpose.
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It "seems to regulate unpleasant or aversive feelings," summed another study.
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Nick was crying, Kristina was crying — it was all very unpleasant.
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Overheating the fluid creates an unpleasant taste that users actively avoid.
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A lot of critics have written unpleasant articles about his face.
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If it sounds like torture, that's because it's pretty damn unpleasant.
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Bar events were particularly unpleasant because the men were often inebriated.
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This diesel pollution is not just unpleasant; it is also dangerous.
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First, you must go on Twitter and be incomprehensibly unpleasant constantly.
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Which was another unpleasant surprise: That thing is a torture device.
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Striking any sort of deal with such a figure is unpleasant.
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"I think he finds it very obnoxious and unpleasant," says Black.
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And even there it's always a dirty, unpleasant and ugly business.
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Cersei will almost certainly have something unpleasant planned for her guests.
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" He added that the monument is "part of history, albeit 'unpleasant'.
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I do notice that I associate that smell with something unpleasant.
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But Musk's most unpleasant job came years before Tesla was founded.
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The imagery conjures up all kinds of unpleasant connotations: Pinocchio, snakes
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Unfortunately, er, the burger's actual taste was apparently pretty unpleasant, too.
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If it sounds unpleasant, that's at least part of the point.
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We do it because we find these facts to be unpleasant.
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They're expensive, old, prone to failure, and unpleasant to look at.
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P. is complaining about the baby's fussing, and being generally unpleasant.
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She clearly knew and understood our messiest and most unpleasant sides.
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AS A teenager, Roland Fryer had "unpleasant" run-ins with police.
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Unpleasant symptoms aside, there are more serious reasons to fear herpes.
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A pit-filled pie not only sounds unpleasant, but downright treacherous.
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One thing is certain, however: It sure leaves an unpleasant aftertaste.
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Called xerostomia, dry mouth is not only unpleasant but potentially harmful.
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Isn't it wretched how difficult unpleasant thoughts are to shake off.
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Here are the do's and don'ts of having these unpleasant conversations.
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It's unpleasant to have to play politics on this personal level.
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Mostly, it seemed like a harmless, if unpleasant, partisan parlor game.
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I find it quite unpleasant and am very uncomfortable with it.
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His fingers pressed into my back in a not unpleasant way.
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Finally, bettors often bet just to hedge against an unpleasant result.
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The language is unpleasant, but the sentiments expressed are not baseless.
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BLOOM It was the most unpleasant scene I've had to shoot.
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However, the bun dissolved and the rubbery egg was markedly unpleasant.
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It would reduce the risk of unpleasant surprises down the road.
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As the night went on, they got more and more unpleasant.
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I've had E. coli and salmonella and it's pretty darn unpleasant.
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For food to be unpleasant, it has to taste like anything.
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But for Timor-Leste, too, the anniversary exposes some unpleasant truths.
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Because it's so unpleasant to be on a breathing machine in
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So who should bear the financial burden of this unpleasant task?
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That way, at least, investors can steel themselves for unpleasant surprises.
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To retire as a child star packs a particularly unpleasant wallop.
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Whatever unpleasant things he said about me had to be true.
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The smell was tart though, but not in an unpleasant way.
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It's an unpleasant feeling, which we try to get rid of.
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The changes in California could lead to other unpleasant side effects.
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I remember unpleasant hearings with some congressmen who are now leaving.
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Let's face it: coworkers can sometimes be weird, unpleasant and annoying.
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Danske Bank's problem is that further unpleasant plot twists lie ahead.
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That Thing was a scary, unpleasant procedure I had to undergo.
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Of course, every procedure at Sloan Kettering is scary and unpleasant.
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It can induce paranoia and anxiety and other unpleasant psychotic symptoms.
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Get that price wrong and unpleasant things are bound to happen.
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Except instead of rats, imagine unpleasant face creams with terrible textures.
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And that's hard, because they're unpleasant — an ugly, ugly, ugly government.
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That said, it does, definitely help prevent sunburn, which is unpleasant.
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It was unpleasant, the show allowed, but look: Blair was his.
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A few surprises, all of them unpleasant, are on the list.
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We do it because we find these facts to be genuinely unpleasant.
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The microclimate inside the chamber was also unpleasant for the visiting tourists.
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"It turned out to be a really unpleasant experience," he told WIRED.
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Being bitten by an Australian tiger snake is a wholly unpleasant experience.
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However, that unpleasant correction set the stage for the nonstop growth since.
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And while Tackett's paper checked out, others had a more unpleasant surprise.
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Otherwise, you could end up with an unpleasant charge you weren't expecting.
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When Congress went home last week, many lawmakers confronted an unpleasant reality.
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Sound: Researchers have discovered that some sounds are inherently unpleasant to people.
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The second unpleasant truth is that opportunities for mischief will only grow.
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This does not just make life unpleasant for a lot of Indians.
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You can remove the unpleasant odors while concentrating subtle and sublime undertones.
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We saw the real Trump, and it was a most unpleasant sight.
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Meeting a friend for a 7PM meal in pitch-darkness is unpleasant.
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Later that month, however, Comey gave White House officials an unpleasant surprise.
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Motherhood amnesia will take away unpleasant memories of night feeding soon enough.
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It's always been messy, often been unpleasant, and doesn't give any answers.
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Just remember, while the experience might feel unpleasant, it's not an emergency.
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She once suggested that prisons ought to be "tough, unpleasant and uncomfortable".
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From first-hand experience, I know this it is painful and unpleasant.
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Or is there always something unexpected and unpleasant waiting in the wings?
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In the past, Apple's silence has been a precursor to unpleasant news.
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Thinking too hard about it might lead you down some unpleasant paths.
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For passengers, that made the daily commute a grimy and unpleasant one.
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The most unpleasant and unbearable pain I felt was in my bones.
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But setting aside those criticisms, a strand of the conversation turned unpleasant.
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Ishii says that these scenes give one a surreal, dreamlike, unpleasant feeling.
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But it also means working long hours and dealing with unpleasant people.
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And as you can imagine, it was unpleasant, to put it mildly.
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You could trust no one, a very unpleasant, mortifying and omnipresent feeling.
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This latest crisis is an unpleasant reminder of the bad old days.
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While unpleasant for humans, the intense cold is risky for baby animals.
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Doing a record is a very unpleasant and harmful process for us.
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Why did you find your first tattoo experiences in shops so unpleasant?
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I wonder what that stems from...I've always found dancing unpleasant actually.
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We have all these feelings that distort our vision that are unpleasant.
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The truth is that retail work doesn't have to be so unpleasant.
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May's tenure as Home Secretary was also particularly unpleasant for LGBTQ migrants.
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This election has been highly unpleasant, and I feel bruised and discouraged.
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I find Bernie Sanders's dialect to be very unpleasant to listen to.
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But I think there's something a little bit unpleasant about that fact.
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Women are unpleasant when we are bitter, no matter what the cause.
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A lady's folds may be the most unpleasant thing I've heard today.
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This is the most unpleasant conclusion to draw from Mr. Serebrennikov's situation.
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"It was really unpleasant and very strange," he said of the experience.
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Friday afternoon, Jack Dorsey's 4.2 million Twitter followers got an unpleasant surprise.
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Who said a fat-blasting cardio workout session had to be unpleasant?
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"I will not disclose the detail of those unpleasant conversations," he said.
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Elections take place in the real world; they often involve unpleasant choices.
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Soon, they will have to wake up and face the unpleasant reality.
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As a manager, you will likely be forced to make unpleasant announcements.
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Bannon's ex-wife said unpleasant things about him in their divorce proceedings.
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It seems deeply unpleasant to spray that stuff inside your car anyway.
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The act of buying wine can rank high among life's unpleasant tasks.
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Dirty tubes can lend the ice cream unpleasant off-notes and aftertastes.
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Yes, it's unpleasant now, but you're saving yourself from more unpleasantness later.
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So playing from behind will be a novel, and not unpleasant, experience.
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The crowd's hostility is just a part of the job, albeit unpleasant.
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Davis now compares her student days to cough syrup: unpleasant but useful.
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It's about time that those who think otherwise accept several unpleasant realities.
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They're all sort of wrapped up into one unpleasant pile of crap.
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Industrial cider is often sweetened, adulterated, made from concentrate and altogether unpleasant.
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Establishing a 529 can be a lengthy and unpleasant process, Yudina said.
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I saw the most unpleasant things I'd ever seen in my life.
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As most women will admit, mammograms are an unpleasant — but necessary — experience.
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Yes, doctors sometimes "fire" patients they find unpleasant, overly demanding or abusive.
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There were no unpleasant chemical or sour tastes, but nothing exceptional, either.
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Drug treatments were sometimes associated with unpleasant, although not serious, side effects.
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Was the fourth dimension a means of escape from an unpleasant reality?
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Red-faced and surly, he was probably the most unpleasant presence onstage.
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If you are an eBay seller and you have had an unpleasant experience with a buyer in the past, the good news is you don&apost have to deal with another unpleasant transaction from them in the future.
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You Might Be the Killer asks a lot less of Hannigan, who guides Sam through his unpleasant revelations with the frank, upbeat cheer of Willow on Buffy explaining some particularly unpleasant bit of researched demon lore to the Scoobies.
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There's something unpleasant deeper into the forest, but that's your only way forward.
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And it's hard to build a viral consumer product around an unpleasant experience.
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It is very unpleasant to be around her when the boss is out.
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"Terms that appear in Autocomplete may be unexpected or unpleasant," the representative continued.
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But they also said the blasts wouldn't be that unpleasant for someone else.
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I think that's an unpleasant question we need to ask ourselves: Would we?
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SEXUALLY transmitted infections (STIs) are at best unpleasant and at worst life-threatening.
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Even so, the incident rammed home two unpleasant truths about the computerised world.
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Between those very unpleasant choices, I think no Brexit is the bigger risk.
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The goal is to distract you from the typically unpleasant taste of protein.
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Reaching for our phones is an efficient way to not feel unpleasant emotions.
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They could do jobs that pay better because they are unpleasant or dangerous.
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He recalls that his own visits to death row were deafening and unpleasant.
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Cohen said that he avoided the young Texan after one particularly unpleasant interaction.
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But Drew Barrymore has found a great way to make it less unpleasant.
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Their relationship culminates in strange and unpleasant—but not violent or coercive—sex.
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One senior financial-industry executive predicts the inquiry will be an "unpleasant experience".
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Yeah, although I certainly can meet them and be just as unpleasant later.
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Sexual harassment in the workplace isn't just unpleasant for about half the workforce.
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"We apologised to him for the unpleasant experience," said Vanilla's spokesman Akihiro Ishikawa.
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Unionists complain that separatism's civilised facade hides an unpleasant sense of moral superiority.
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"I've personally consumed an amount of cannabis that is extraordinarily unpleasant," Edwards says.
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Think about it: the sole purpose of diapers is to contain unpleasant substances.
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Because of this, terms that appear in Autocomplete may be unexpected or unpleasant.
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They can be removed surgically, but it is a tricky and unpleasant procedure.
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Certainly, the act of passing gas is unpleasant, but is it a crime?
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He comes across as unpleasant: arrogant, racist and constantly borrowing money off Engels.
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Your clothes probably aren't killing you, but they could contain some unpleasant chemicals.
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Unpleasant visions of endless-mimosa brunches in my 20s and their aftermaths arise.
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Here's a simple truth: We find inconvenient political facts to be genuinely unpleasant.
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He could smell her scent, something musky and floral and not altogether unpleasant.
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The New Zealand shooting has given them another unpleasant reason to come together.
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Individuals will, for example, wriggle toward good smells and away from unpleasant ones.
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One way, certainly, is for it to be full of unpleasant-tasting thiols.
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Guy Pearce has hinted at an unpleasant experience while working with Kevin Spacey.
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Not unpleasant by any means — perfectly fine, in fact — but nothing mind-blowing.
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Was she worried that the water would be unpleasant or riddled with bacteria?
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We asked participants whether they thought the pictograph meant something pleasant or unpleasant.
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Hungry people who saw negative images thought the pictographs meant something more unpleasant.
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So is defending the rights of someone to make statements you find unpleasant.
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However, Debate Kaine did have an unpleasant strategic tic with all the interrupting.
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Acute pain is unpleasant (even extremely so), but chronic pain is about suffering.
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The novel begins with the most vicious and unpleasant of them, Henry Drax.
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" She notes that everyone in her novel who wears Bulgari is "pretty unpleasant.
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I should note how unpleasant it is to see yourself from outside yourself.
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"Throughout his work there is an inherent and unpleasant Paedophile undertone," Jenewein said.
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Told you it was unpleasant, this is not porn in the usual sense.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Breakups, famously, are deeply unpleasant things.
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This helps me increase my protein intake post-workout without unpleasant stomach pain.
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Some viewers are unhappy at seeing unpleasant aspects of their culture publicly shown.
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The side-effects may be unpleasant, but the infection will likely be eliminated.
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Away from pop culture, the reality of bogs might seem no less unpleasant.
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It's an eyesore and unpleasant to swipe on when scrolling through an app.
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That pay gap often comes as an unpleasant surprise to mixed doubles champions.
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Even just trying to get myself to that place — it was very unpleasant.
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Okay, so on the surface this is a deeply unpleasant piece of music.
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The community is depicted as an idyllic place void of everything that's unpleasant.
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The more unpleasant people are, the more rigorous his attention to them becomes.
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Music that once swept and thundered has turned tighter, harsher, and more unpleasant.
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This physical disorganization isn't just unpleasant but can also contribute to health problems.
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But here's the thing: Life has a lot of surprises, many are unpleasant.
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President Trump, Mr. Mnuchin and Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross are uncannily unpleasant.
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Suddenly the Ferris wheel was a nightmare, the carnival games distorted and unpleasant.
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They also say that climate change probably made this week's weather more unpleasant.
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Almost all the paths out of this debt morass are unpleasant and destructive.
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How do we enjoy the work of bad, unpleasant, corrupt people and institutions?
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Getting dressed is just one unpleasant part of our often disastrous weekday mornings!
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Mr. Moore's only visits to Broadway were brief and, in different ways, unpleasant.
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The unpleasant parts of a month without sugar are temporary, and they're tolerable.
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What's strikingly absent, except by unpleasant implication, is Rockwell's most durable theme: community.
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I don't want so many unpleasant interactions with children, particularly my child's peers.
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While a cannabis overdose won't kill you, it can be unpleasant, Loh said.
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"The most unpleasant thing was facing this awful scene every day," he says.
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They come frequently and are extremely unpleasant, particularly in the heat of summer.
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Is the relevant affect lust (a pleasurable feeling) or disgust (an unpleasant one)?
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Your boyfriend knows his behavior is unpleasant, indefensible — and that it bothers you.
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But there are websites that will allow us to avoid these unpleasant surprises.
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For the Yankees, the injury to Gregorius is accompanied by an unpleasant flashback.
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When fear combines with uncertainty, it creates dread, and dread is extremely unpleasant.
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In other words, living in these poor neighborhoods is really hard and unpleasant.
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Is it right to keep laughing at such a dark and unpleasant time?
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SoulCycle's instructors go through a rigorous training program to avoid such unpleasant situations.
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Each period reminds her of the unpleasant fact that she is a woman.
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The film, directed by Patrick Brice from a script by Sam Bain, signals an idiosyncratic commitment to diversity by making Jess and Freddie, played by India-born Karan Soni, among the most venal and unpleasant of the venal and unpleasant group.
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The processing centers are unpleasant and we need to move people through those quickly.
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I wanted it done and over, just another part of an altogether unpleasant year.
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Four decades on, the practice of open discrimination seems like a distant, unpleasant memory.
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On Tuesday, actor Guy Pearce hinted at an unpleasant experience while working with Spacey.
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West Coast Meanwhile, the West Coast is coming in for some unpleasant weather, too.
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But it would also mean some major, and potentially unpleasant, changes for end users.
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While that may sound unpleasant, Anthropologie's dress named after the neighborhood is anything but.
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Unfortunately, she said Kennedy, who is now 12, has unpleasant memories of her father.
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There's a reason Jon Snow is always brooding — his life is cold and unpleasant.
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This Flushie Pre-Toilet Deodorizer Spray eliminates unpleasant odors before they even take hold.
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But latex isn't the only ingredient in condoms that can cause an unpleasant reaction.
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And according to her, reality TV Trump is just as unpleasant as politician Trump.
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Few things make relationships less enticing than the unpleasant baggage they often come with.
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Arias also points out that some detox teas may come with unpleasant side effects.
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Eating these felt like an unpleasant job and I was just punching the clock.
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Disagreement may be many things: passionate, troubling, unpleasant, destructive, or even illuminating and productive.
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To my unpleasant surprise, Molly is also offended that Daniel ejaculated in Issa's face.
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Which forces me toward some unpleasant questions: Is real creativity even possible under capitalism?
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It can lead to nicotine withdrawal, which can include unpleasant emotional and physical symptoms.
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Pros: Whitens teeth with regular use, trusted and dentist-recommended brandCons: Slightly unpleasant aftertaste
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That's an unpleasant and dangerous action that touch controls help users like me avoid.
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Should forecasters adopt a new statistical method, such unpleasant post-mortems could become rarer.
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It was an interesting challenge to make an unpleasant game that is still engaging.
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Under current management, the lines between UKIP and its more unpleasant cousins are blurred.
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An unpleasant truth: Women still earn less than men for doing the same job.
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You might be dealing with a difficult boss who is unpleasant to work with.
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Unpleasant side effects led Turner to eschew traditional treatment in favor of homeopathic remedies.
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But once in a while, the push for equality has unforeseen and unpleasant consequences.
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He may have been deeply unpleasant as a human being, but he was smart.
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While it might make sense economically, the tight squeeze makes for an unpleasant flight.
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Similar to Westerners, the Tsimane participants rated laughter as pleasant and gasps as unpleasant.
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Instagram is simple and fun, which makes the idea of deleting it seem unpleasant.
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There's a secret to it, and it's very simple: It's unpleasant being unhappy . . . humiliating.
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Ross tells the Great Falls Tribune he tasked Bauer, 19, with the unpleasant duties.
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It's actually an unpleasant and unnatural sensation, as if you've suffered a hearing malfunction.
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Such chest-thumping is a small price to pay for avoiding another unpleasant standoff.
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Pruitt reportedly said he flew first class because of unpleasant interactions with other travelers.
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It's not too early, however, to predict that many of them will be unpleasant.
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Faced with these unpleasant prospects, states are likely to mount a challenge in court.
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Here are five ways to take the high road when dealing with unpleasant conversations.
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The problem begins when people conflate unpleasant symptoms or emotions with chronic, diagnosable disease.
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I feel a strange but not wholly unpleasant mix of bloated, sleepy, and proud.
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In 2015, another far more unpleasant truth came to light: Fogle was a pervert.
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But there are some standouts: These are all unpleasant in their own unique ways.
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Despite having four speakers and Bang & Olufsen branding, audio output is tinny and unpleasant.
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"The [blast] kill mechanism against living targets is unique—and unpleasant," the DIA explained.
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The Trump administration will, however, avoid complicating the visit by raising such unpleasant issues.
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The subsequent night of tense terror was not only unpleasant, but unquestionably dangerous. pic.twitter.
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The job is always a tightrope walk and certainly can be unpleasant at times.
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With so much uncertainty, Wednesday was full of worry and unpleasant encounters for many.
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It was a while before he fell asleep, and his dreams were not unpleasant.
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"You can play it really badly and let unpleasant things happen earlier," he said.
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Oftentimes, the more unpleasant or off-putting a job is, the more it pays.
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For employees where the toy is sold, cleaning up the mess has been unpleasant.
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The race for governor in Wisconsin has some unpleasant news for Republican incumbent, Gov.
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The bread, looking haggard and possibly screaming for help, was again tough and unpleasant.
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It controlled the seizures, but left her with unpleasant side effects: nausea, headaches, exhaustion.
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As good as fried chicken can be, bad fried chicken can be especially unpleasant.
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Shame leaked into my arteries ( corpse-fucker) but the sensation was not completely unpleasant.
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After a public hearing Thursday, the MTA came back with two equally unpleasant options.
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It's very unpleasant if your job is to stand on your feet all day.
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Before hope, though, the noose must be secured around a dying and unpleasant relationship.
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After all, a quick sale means a swift end to a long, unpleasant relationship.
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Wealth Matters Lawyers and accountants often push their clients to plan for unpleasant events.
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One co-worker often has a strong, unpleasant body odor that permeates our space.
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It had unpleasant echoes of many cases involving powerful men and less-powerful women.
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What started as a few unpleasant aches soon became debilitating pain throughout her body.
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Ms. Pelosi has a reputation for making life unpleasant for those who cross her.
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The problem is that the company doesn't know what unpleasant plot twists lie ahead.
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But there's a reason that Obamacare's authors kept a provision so unpleasant and unpopular.
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At a less extreme level, too much moving air can make public spaces unpleasant.
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Sometimes she had been described as pleasant; sometimes she had been described as unpleasant.
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Is she letting the unpleasant events of her personal life take over her mind?
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Plus, the small kick it did have didn't last, leaving an unpleasant sugary taste.
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She said that allows them to experience the temporary nature of unpleasant physical sensations.
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This is the point in these stories when something unpleasant and foreboding inevitably happens.
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The president needs to give high-profile speeches defending unpleasant aspects of a plan.
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When Swift realized her decision might have unpleasant consequences, she threw a hissy fit.
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The historical connotations are unpleasant; Norwegians have been praised for our "ethnic purity" before.
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Do you have unpleasant tasks that others outsource that you prefer to do yourself?
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The second unpleasant surprise delivered by the UMX U686CL is something called Wireless Update.
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That they now collude with one another may be unpleasant, but it's hardly surprising.
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" Bergen allows that, of the nine ceremonies he's attended, eight have been "unpleasant experiences.
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The unpleasant woman next to you asked you to downgrade for her sole convenience.
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It's an unpleasant emotion, though comedians play it for laughs and politicians for votes.
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"It's so unpleasant, nasty, out of sync with traditional American politics," Mr. Dallek said.
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But as people get older, research shows, they cultivate happiness by avoiding unpleasant situations.
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"Depending on your genetics, a food can smell pleasant or unpleasant," Dr. Lim said.
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And the more leveraged the fund is, the more unpleasant the surprise will be.
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"A lot of people find it unpleasant to wait for cable guy," Lipowski said.
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was littered with flaws and an unpleasant tone.
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Criticism can be deeply unpleasant, and it's understandable that people are afraid of it.
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Norovirus is an especially unpleasant disease, which causes long bouts of vomiting and diarrhea.
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Everyone I spoke to views this strategy as both unlikely and unpleasant to contemplate.
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I suppose that, through long exposure to stimuli that are unpleasant, but not too unpleasant, I became like one of his horses, broken into making the decision to like his work, as an option less difficult than making the decision to dislike it.
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"I think they have been an effective program, but there is a limited amount of funding to go around, and one has to make unpleasant and difficult choices, and this was one of the more unpleasant and difficult ones," he told Sen.
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The end result: A bulky-ass clunker on your face that looks unpleasant to use.
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This unpleasant situation is being worsened by the ongoing waves of refugees reaching Europe's borders.
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Or he could sit and wait for help to arrive (a legal if unpleasant option).
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They hoped to get the conference cancelled, or at least make it unpleasant for attendees.
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It is unlikely that the next two years will pass without an unpleasant security surprise.
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This stuff can feel unpleasant, but that doesn't mean what you're experiencing is seasonal depression.
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When it's over 32 degrees Celsius, though, the latter can have some very unpleasant results.
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Who knows what unpleasant surprises might be lurking under all that shiny iPhone X glass.
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Now that involves saying some unpleasant things about people you know—about Muslims, for instance.
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These hearings would be unpleasant for the tech giants, as would fines and other restrictions.
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Stodden says her childhood became unpleasant as soon as she started to go through puberty.
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Mr Kavanaugh's self-righteous anger seemed all the more ill-judged, and unpleasant, by comparison.
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Yet the noxious cloud may not prove quite so unpleasant for the Italian-American carmaker.
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So unpleasant apparently, that the latter two had to be removed from the space entirely.
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But weirdly, hunger didn't make people rank neutral or positive images as unpleasant, MacCormack says.
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One driver described a passenger who was swearing nonstop, and explained how unpleasant it was.
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"It wasn't at all unpleasant," she texts later, as I apologize for ruining her night.
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No worse than my younger brother's bedroom: tangy, damp, and unpleasant, but not completely unpalatable.
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Here's what to do during the grace period to avoid that kind of unpleasant surprise.
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People 70 and older leaned toward liquor during unpleasant times and wine for jubilant occasions.
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If I realise I have been unpleasant to someone, I will feel terribly guilty afterwards.
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" "To this day I find myself having unpleasant dreams about the things I found out.
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In a common classroom exercise called the Trolley Problem, students decide between two unpleasant fates.
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Reactance is that unpleasant feeling we get when our freedom to choose is under threat.
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How can you be sure what you're downloading isn't going to contain an unpleasant surprise?
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Wick: If you heat the e-juice directly, you will have a potentially unpleasant experience.
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It's an unpleasant truth that for many, helping those in need is a spectator sport.
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It was an unpleasant experience and hopefully we'll never, ever have to do it again.
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This one is like cats mating in alley: Unpleasant to hear, painful, and needlessly public.
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But more than two over the next year could give the market an unpleasant surprise.
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That includes invisible impurities like pollen, air pollution, mold, and bacteria, but also unpleasant smells.
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But a better boarding process could at least reduce the risk of catching something unpleasant.
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It isn't cathartic, nor is it an impressive action sequence—it's purely unpleasant to watch.
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The actress' iconic character Dana Scully was served an unpleasant plot twist in the Jan.
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Only female Ginkgos emit this unpleasant essence, and it comes from their soft, buttery fruit.
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"It can be quite unpleasant and downright disturbing at times to play, really," she says.
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As they walked they passed around intentionally unpleasant food, like chicken's feet and raw potatoes.
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Could it get just as odd, unpleasant, and downright baffling as Speedin' Bullet 2 Heaven?
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Talking about any physical downsides to VR plays into all sorts of unpleasant dystopian tropes.
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They are flagged as unpleasant sensations but not something to trigger the panic alarm over.
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This autoimmune disorder is unpleasant for adults and can stunt growth and development in children.
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Either way, sensations that are mildly unpleasant for most people are wildly intolerable for me.
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A considerable number of Americans have had mixed or largely unpleasant interactions with the police.
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I'm a person of color; my interactions with the police have always been very unpleasant.
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This speaker sounds so bad, in fact, that it makes notifications and ringtones sound unpleasant.
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It was harder to face, unpleasant, and often felt more honest than Band of Brothers.
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"Tomorrow is probably going to be pretty unpleasant for Republicans," said GOP strategist Liz Mair.
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It's unpleasant for me sometimes to write it down and sing it into my phone.
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Knowing that I wasn't making any money off the car was truly an unpleasant feeling.
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It also fixes a lot of minor annoyances that make using the Gear VR unpleasant.
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They make air travel in places like Congo slower, riskier, costlier and much more unpleasant.
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Nasty, rude, vindictive, entitled , self-important - that's the woman I had several unpleasant encounters with.
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If this sounds unpleasant, airlines, including United, sell early boarding as a ticket add-on.
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Dykstra paints an unpleasant picture of himself with a fair share of dirt tossed in.
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The salt had no effect, and the ketamine resulted in hours of unpleasant phantasmagoric hallucinations.
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Seasonal Associate makes working in an Amazon warehouse sound exactly as unpleasant as it is.
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Litter box odor is unpleasant, but some people are more sensitive to it than others.
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The taste is not at all unpleasant, a cross between chopped liver and cottage cheese.
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It's important to me that people aren't unpleasant and that they treat each other respectfully.
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Ms. Pinnock said Ms. Cox had mentioned receiving some "very unpleasant" messages on social media.
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Ultimately, the benefits were too variable and the side effects too unpleasant to justify continuing.
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In the afterglow of their election success, Republicans prefer not to discuss this unpleasant possibility.
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The discussion presents the public with the unpleasant truth that nicotine isn't a recreational drug.
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You'll probably have to deal with a few bugs and the occasional unpleasant streaming experience.
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The consequences for people who do not make their living from technology are increasingly unpleasant.
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People with very dense experiences of their subjectivity often are callous and selfish and unpleasant.
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As painful as it may be, embrace the unpleasant to become stronger and leap ahead.
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If anyone knows how unpleasant it is to live out that narrative, it's Alexis Bledel.
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Another unpleasant effect is dizziness or a loss of balance that sometimes occurs, Masand adds.
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What you're feeling is messy and unpleasant and hard to control, and that is okay.
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It's led people to precarious cliff drives and 800-mile detours, among other unpleasant occurrences.
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Hospital visits that had been daunting or unpleasant can become something to look forward to.
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And in my worst moments, my most unpleasant moments, I feel defeated by this fact.
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I thought I had foreshadowed his death—or some kind of unpleasant fate—rather well.
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It's not unpleasant, but it's certainly not what you want at this time of year.
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Or maybe, for no special reason, she found me so unpleasant she couldn't stand it.
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Stinky sneakers, pets, kitchen concoctions, forgotten gym bags: Our homes are inundated with unpleasant odors.
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But I have a sneaking, nagging, unpleasant suspicion that things haven't changed all that much.
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Singularly unsympathetic, Päffgen presents as a longtime neglectful mother, unrepentant junkie and temperamentally unpleasant artist.
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Some women watching it unfold on live TV had an unpleasant sense of déjà vu.
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Among Freud's unpleasant messages is this: What threatens us is never securely outside of ourselves.
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" Salpeter expressed concern "for this performer, since she says she had a very unpleasant experience.
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The proliferation of edibles under legalization, then, may be leading to more bad, unpleasant trips.
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If the acidity dominates, the wines can be astringent and rustic in an unpleasant way.
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And, one can reasonably speculate, more unpleasant and unsatisfying than not for Mr. Tillerson himself.
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VICE: Have you ever had to deal with unpleasant sexual comments because of your race?
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It will require a transition period that no doubt will be unpleasant for Venezuelan democrats.
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Louise described her first ketamine experience as being like Picasso's painting "Guernica" — disjointed and unpleasant.
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Although anxiety is unpleasant, it can be easier to acknowledge anxiety than to acknowledge grief.
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The symptoms were so unpleasant that metronidazole itself was studied as a treatment for alcoholism.
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The presence of heterosexual families in schools also exposes gay families to these unpleasant concepts.
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Helen and (especially) Noah aren't merely unreliable narrators in this episode, they're also unpleasant ones.
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I didn't find that particularly unpleasant in my lap, but I know some people do.
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Also, you'll be in a better mood after making someone's unpleasant job a little easier.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's first phone call with President Trump was famously unpleasant.
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It was an unpleasant, embarrassing exercise, like being blindfolded and shoved into a strange room.
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While the Kims worry about money, the extravagant Parks worry about poor people's unpleasant smell.
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But some studies have found unpleasant effects from LSD, both during the high and after.
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What do you get if you make a movie about an aimless, unpleasant road trip?
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But we also found wines that were muddled, oaky and rustic in an unpleasant way.
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Your life is a daily reminder that success and survival belong to the deeply unpleasant.
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The woody, smoky flavor was the dominant tone of this drink, but was not unpleasant.
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"If reports are received there, it is always very unpleasant for a manager," Arnet said.
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Online dating has a lot of advantages over all that unpleasant face-to-face business.
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I throw up the iced coffee, which is very unpleasant, and then fall asleep again.
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This is jarring at first, and remains slightly unpleasant even once you've adjusted to it.
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There's also an unpleasant flavor of uncooked soy sauce and maybe ginger from a jar?
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But you have to be aware that sometimes unpleasant things will come back, she adds.
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But this is a woman who has never failed to show up for unpleasant duties.
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That, however, appears to have done little to blunt the unpleasant aspects of such platforms.
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But there is more to Kolomoisky's role in this saga beyond an apparently unpleasant meeting.
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Voting in central Stockholm, student Katze Collmar, 32, said the campaign had been "really unpleasant".
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Family members must be willing to put in effort that may be unpleasant and difficult.
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"This isn't a country where we quash books that the leader finds unpleasant," Gleick said.
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Any time she's confronted with an unpleasant truth, she's let off the hook almost immediately.
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I have no reason to believe Weems is a bad, or even remotely unpleasant, person.
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And being kept at Rikers "is "certainly going to make his stay a lot more unpleasant.
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Luke did warn us that there was more unpleasant behavior to come in an Instagram post.
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True power was a life where unpleasant things could be reduced to merely an intellectual exercise.
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That's one of those creepy, unpleasant things that also what worked its way into the show.
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I know I probably sound like a disgruntled passenger who just had an unpleasant airline experience.
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As time goes on, they're confronted by an unpleasant reality: They're not who they once were.
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Then there were others that I felt swallowed unpleasant news in a kind of quieter stoicism.
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The experience is probably unpleasant and unsettling enough to keep the birds away from the area.
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No doubt, spending the night in an infested bed can lead to some unpleasant after effects.
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Unpleasant and unnecessary, Cruel Intentions is a must-watch for evil duos and bizarre gender roles.
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In the grand scheme of things it wasn't the most unpleasant two hours I've ever spent.
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When sex is bad, it can be achingly, insanely terrible—weird smells, awkward noises, unpleasant partners.
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Shintaro Ishihara, then Tokyo's governor and himself a literary star once, called it "unpleasant and intolerable".
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You might expect a constant flow of defectors from a country as unpleasant as North Korea.
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It still is unpleasant, but it's a second of discomfort for a month's worth of happiness.
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TRAVELLING for work can be expensive, uncomfortable and unpleasant, even for those without a mobility issue.
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Others may find the way these earphones fill the ear to be unpleasant and off-putting.
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And before the pink taxis, getting a cab in Karachi could also be unpleasant for women.
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He describes it as "sharp" and "unpleasant," likening it to a "physical presence" inside his skull.
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Even the ones who do not die violently succumb to unpleasant diseases ("La Boheme", "La Traviata").
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A practical advantage is avoiding the unpleasant smell you can experience while using traditional milk paints.
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"In sum, almost everyone who goes through sorority rush finds it stressful and unpleasant," Hunt explained.
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The algorithm more closely associated flowers with "pleasant" words and insects with "unpleasant" words, for example.
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When pushed too far, though, the fork can produce an unpleasant metallic taste in the mouth.
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It was interesting—skunk screwed me up so much that is became a very unpleasant experience.
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The post-lunch lull, normally peppered by a quick catch-up with colleagues, become unnervingly unpleasant.
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Are you checking email as an avoidance mechanism because you have an unpleasant task to complete?
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Then I think, I'm probably just romanticizing that, and that was probably really boring, pretty unpleasant.
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There have been so many unpleasant revelations about the intimate, ugly details of strangers' sex lives.
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The big picture: Wars are unpleasant things, and trade wars are no exception to the rule.
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They can be quite unpleasant to encounter and to explain to the rest of your family.
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As in, it's nice and soft, but you won't sink into it in an unpleasant way.
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"Land flatworms produce chemicals that give them an unpleasant taste," so predators avoid eating the worms.
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These kinds of situations highlight the existence of individual differences in size estimation of unpleasant stimuli.
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As a result, the overuse of these tactics has created a unpleasant web experience for users.
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Dirty air and water aren't just unpleasant, they have deadly consequences for the world's youngest inhabitants.
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So maybe it's actually fine—good, even—that traffic has made driving in LA so unpleasant.
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"For most participants, the sex itself was unpleasant and required considerable emotion management," reads the report.
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Only one investor reported needing to inform a partner at his firm about his unpleasant odor.
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In his confusion, Bugs Bunny betrays his ignorance of a somewhat unpleasant truth about His Airness.
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Although they would find it unpleasant to be grouped by name, I'd call them surreal minimalists.
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As with any supplement, taking too much magnesium can cause unpleasant and even dangerous side effects.
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It turns out that Ms. Diski has two particularly unpleasant diseases, lung cancer and pulmonary fibrosis.
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Get the unpleasant work out of the way so you can focus on the next thing.
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The wild and undoubtedly unpleasant-looking "Elibriea" supercar debuted this week at the global auto show.
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It's not unpleasant, and it definitely is a completely new way of experiencing your favorite songs.
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Watching her videos makes you feel something unpleasant has latched onto your brain and started eating.
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It has served only to perpetuate an unpleasant event Cardi would surely prefer to move past.
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While in the coffins, couples were presented with mini-challenges that ranged from unpleasant to uncomfortable.
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As a result, your trips to the bathroom could be regularly unpleasant, to say the least.
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Mr. Abramoff said the justices seem far removed from the unpleasant realities of his old life.
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Although the art restorer's lab finds something unpleasant mixed into Dease's paint, the buyers love him.
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Tell them that ever since they removed their carpets, your apartment has been noisy and unpleasant.
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It's easy to turn unpleasant episodes into broad feelings of doom — and that's often a mistake.
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With several-hundred people all needing to use the same tiny toilet, things can get...unpleasant.
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Bodies like mine, it seemed, were still too unpleasant to be spoken of — let alone seen.
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You can also wrap a partner in a particular fabric like satin (pleasant) or jute (unpleasant).
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There are a couple of unpleasant consequences that can be expected from a trip to McDonald's.
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"Children also say that grown-ups are dominating the discussion in an unpleasant way," she said.
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This one has a lot of good jokes and puns, and it's not unpleasant to watch.
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What it pretends it is: The unpleasant truths the (((mainstream media))) doesn't want you to see.
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I'd read about it, and sometimes I'm smart enough to learn from other people's unpleasant experiences.
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There was no difference in the taste, but it did produce a somewhat unpleasant green color.
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This may be especially true around Thanksgiving, when the terminal is liable to get extra unpleasant.
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Everything about the weeklong Caribbean cruise is meant to buff life's unpleasant edges into sea glass.
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The governor plainly delights in making the mayor's life unpleasant; he needs to knock it off.
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When/if you finally die, where in this green and unpleasant land shall we bury you?
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Any "Romeo" abounds in fights and deaths, but this incident remains among the most gratuitously unpleasant.
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It is about dealing one in unpleasant truths and having the guts to confront the untruths.
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That holiday was moved to May in 1967 (and has become notorious for bringing unpleasant weather).
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Yeah, but TV generally doesn't allow unpleasant-looking people on TV for extended periods of time.
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The benefits that come with recovery take time, and the immediate effects of abstinence are unpleasant.
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I have told his staff how unpleasant this is for me, but they shrugged it off.
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I want to listen, but the foam gets hot and unpleasant after an hour or so.
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And the arms race is also unpleasant and counterproductive for many of the well-off students.
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This is compounded by the fact that the clickers are stiff and wholly unpleasant to use.
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Meat contains thousands of chemical compounds, including tinges of some unpleasant aromas, such as rotting eggs.
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Rheumatoid arthritis can cause pain, swelling, depression, anxiety, fatigue and a slew of other unpleasant symptoms.
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And that means contending with the unlikely, unpleasant, and far-reaching watershed movement that was Gamergate.
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The MDC is "more of ... an unpleasant place than it is a dangerous place," he said.
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When we apologize for being wrong, we have to accept this dissonance, and that is unpleasant.
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"Being in the hospital can be an unpleasant and frightening experience for a child," Hargreaves said.
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The couple's meeting with Mr. Phillips five years ago was, both sides agree, short and unpleasant.
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There's an unpleasant sense that Ondaatje is regaling us rather than simply putting across a story.
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The unpleasant task of mopping up this mess fell to a Merrill executive named Seth Waugh.
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Before things can conclude amicably, an unpleasant coincidence-among-lowlifes sets the gangs against each other.
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The combination of soft and hard tortilla is unpleasant, and it basically tastes like a taco.
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He can say it is the hardest and most unpleasant political move he has ever made.
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It could be the cookie-fatigue talking at this point, but I find it so unpleasant.
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Bastian offered a litany of technology improvements aimed at making the sometimes unpleasant experience of flying.
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And being able to grow through your experiences, especially the unpleasant ones, is crucial to success.
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The Hunt A victim of rising rents, unpleasant roommates and finicky landlords, Giuliano Argenziano moved often.
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It is an unpleasant and daunting task the people will be faced with making this November.
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Or worse, putting a loved one in that unpleasant position because of a gift we give.
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I'm not trying to be unpleasant toward Greta or [her climate strike movement] Fridays for Future.
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Isn't Mr. Trump the man who stood up for the freedom to say brutally unpleasant things?
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"Imagine how unpleasant it would be to find your garden was a hot spot," he said.
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"Imagine how unpleasant it would be to find your garden was a hot spot," he said.
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In the last few years, Mr. Butrico said, he had some unpleasant encounters with Mr. Ullah.
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Beijing did not seem overly concerned when many indicators were unpleasant but job growth was steady.
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It's vaguely sweet and tastes like no other spirit I've tried before, but it's not unpleasant.
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But as we've seen, if that process goes on long enough, it produces two unpleasant results.
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"I am a really unpleasant person," Torvalds said during a talk at a conference in 2015.
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So, let's assume they experience at least something unpleasant—they have a reflexive escape response, after all.
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I train in a gym every day and am often confronted by some rather unpleasant-smelling guys.
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It's so unpleasant, in fact, that some disappointed fans are even questioning the safety of the product.
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We're making fun of ourselves to please the popular kids, and it's kind of unpleasant to watch.
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Its dangers are more immediately unpleasant but there's still the steady march of progress to feed on.
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Memorability: Lysa Arryn was an annoying and unpleasant character, but her death scene was pretty damn spectacular.
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Let's just say former Twitter CEO Dick Costolo had a really unpleasant visit with President Donald Trump.
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But though the new compound hasn't been linked to unpleasant side effects yet, more research is needed.
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I get that people are legitimately busy, and that money management is a task they find unpleasant.
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This is not to say that the experience of being inside its tunnel-like arms is unpleasant.
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It was a deeply unpleasant time and I wouldn't want to put my worst enemy through it.
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The economy needs workers to do unpleasant jobs that well-educated locals are unwilling to take up.
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Even unmemorialized, 3059 Villa is a not-unpleasant spot from which to contemplate the great man's life.
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The macroeconomic impact of Brexit will be real and unpleasant – but startups have the least to fear.
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Do you ever use one to get out of some unpleasant things about preparing for the other?
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A spy scandal at the Admiralty, when he was First Lord in the early 1960s, was "unpleasant".
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Though I've never had an unpleasant experience with an airline, British Airways always goes above and beyond.
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Not for the good of humanity: it's more that heaven is pretty dull and hell rather unpleasant.
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Our Member companies do everything in their control to address the issues that make the experience unpleasant.
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Donald Trump has ushered in an era of bad feelings in America that is even more unpleasant.
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It means that we process, rehearse and remember pleasant information from the past more than unpleasant information.
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I hoped that didn't mean that Major Lindholm would turn out to be charming but unpleasant too.
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But the only bad, unpleasant, and unwelcome hombre I know goes by the name of Donald Trump.
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While lactic acid has no nutritional value, it does not produce the unpleasant symptoms of lactose intolerance.
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She referred to the use of public restrooms as "unpleasant" at best and "scary" at their worst.
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They argue men are being protected from the same unpleasant consequences that women are forced to accept.
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"Norovirus can be very unpleasant but is rarely serious," Public Health England said of the stomach bug.
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The powder didn't dissolve very well, so it's kind of lumpy and unpleasant, but I'm powering through.
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When selecting the jury, the judge told jurors they would be shown certain "unpleasant photographs" as evidence.
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"This plays with the border of what is unpleasant and threatening and may be violent," Goldstein said.
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Image: Dennis Jarvis/FlickrAs anyone who has ridden the subway knows, the air down there is unpleasant.
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The moment you realize someone left without paying the check is very unpleasant, to say the least.
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Theories of political change must begin with that unpleasant reality and address what to do about it.
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Granted, I'm a hopeless romantic who will mine any unpleasant situation for a shard of romantic exaltation.
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Image: Douglas C. Pizac / APGetting rid of chemical weapons is one of the military's most unpleasant duties.
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Knowing where you stand ahead of time will help you prepare yourself for a potentially unpleasant answer.
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It's a bad, coercive, and common dynamic that many women (and men) have had unpleasant experiences with.
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Eager learners are also unlikely to resist the call to upskill and find it unpleasant or scary.
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But if you're on the winning side, you're faced with a whole other set of unpleasant emotions.
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As unpleasant and even dishonorable as the Clinton attacks were, they allowed Obama to prove his mettle.
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And that unpleasant fact is that there is a major war brewing, a war that's already global.
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Some people may fear that certain tests – like preventive colonoscopies – will be too painful or too unpleasant.
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This debate, as uncomfortable and as unpleasant as it frequently may be, is nonetheless a good thing.
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People don't test from the start for the same reason they don't floss their teeth: It's unpleasant.
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By simply respecting the freedom and privacy of all Americans, we need not draw such unpleasant distinctions.
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Thanksgiving is a time when we tend to overindulge, which can sometimes come with unpleasant side effects.
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One of the greatest economic success stories in modern history is starting to take an unpleasant turn.
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Instead, many women end up tolerating the unpleasant side effects for a long while—with unfortunate results.
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It's an unpleasant truth for many progressives, but one with which we'll have to come to terms.
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He has also at times used racist imagery in his comics, to satirical but nonetheless unpleasant effect.
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Because these batteries contain a charge, they have an unpleasant tendency to burn holes in the stomach.
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My series of photographs [...] is supposed to evoke unpleasant feelings and make viewers question their own choices.
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The sickening feeling in the gut of Yankee fans is an unpleasant sensation shared by Brian Cashman.
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I imagine the deluge of tweets he received must have come as an unexpected and unpleasant surprise.
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Even though lying can bring about unpleasant consequences, telling the truth sometimes can be even more upsetting.
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A new futuristic-style bodysuit with live bacteria embedded in it could help combat those unpleasant smells.
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However, Mr Spitzner explains, being a victim is an unpleasant experience whether you have insurance or not.
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When it comes to leadership, women who try to advance are often perceived as pushy or unpleasant.
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The enthusiasm among environmental groups for visible and costly climate action collides with two unpleasant political realities.
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She confronted me about it, and this was exceedingly unpleasant, more of a scolding than an exchange.
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Pruitt has said his use of first-class airfare was initiated following unpleasant interactions with other travelers.
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The Spice Girls are back and reminiscing about all of their memories — even the very unpleasant ones!
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It's one of the first apps you should download in case something unpleasant happens to your device.
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By adulthood he was prone to misogyny, racism, and anti-Semitism and was often unpleasant at parties.
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The weather was hot and unpleasant, several members were ill, and one died during the brief session.
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But the dialogue assumes the blurry, unpleasant loudness that brings to mind strangers fighting on the streets.
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"I must have gotten turned around!" she will announce, giggling in a high-pitched and unpleasant way.
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"It's quite unpleasant," said Thurber of this unpredictable yet dragging and utterly dysfunctional governmental state of affairs.
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Sadly, none of those things happened: The beer bong was actually a very unpleasant experience for me.
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Brydon: And I think, Oh, I have to do this again now; I have to be unpleasant.
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Most of the tour was odor-free, but there was certainly an unpleasant stench near the digesters.
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My recent article on my family's Disney cruise brought back unpleasant memories for some of our readers.
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I never thought I had the ability to not watch what is unpleasant, if it's about me.
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They stuck with loser guys for years, suffered through unpleasant intercourse, and grew to despise one another.
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The deposition is the sort of thing you could imagine him experiencing in a particularly unpleasant dream.
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VICE: Hey, Sarah, have you ever had to deal with unpleasant sexual comments based on your race?
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Mr. Bagley said the shadeless Avenue of Stars, although popular, was unpleasant for tourists during hot weather.
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More unpleasant surprises awaited the group when, two hours later, they were finally let into the building.
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The effect is jarring — it's just not the way Gilmore Girls usually feels — but not necessarily unpleasant.
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But admitting this unpleasant reality has almost no bearing on the question of what to do now.
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He also admitted that being the anointed villain for so many people around the world was unpleasant.
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There may be unpleasant surprises: think real estate bubbles, more wobbling banks or a surge in bankruptcies.
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It was an unpleasant, gripping scene, not an antiseptic killing, with Erica thrashing and spitting up bile.
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Disclosure: I had my own bizarre and unpleasant run-in with Barr in the summer of 2013.
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It is a heart attack that introduces laughter into what has hitherto been a most unpleasant encounter.
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It cannot be a random mishap that so many unpleasant people have taken pleasure in his work.
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My colleagues and I divvied up the unpleasant task of contacting his family, and I got Val.
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But don't be afraid to be mindful of your allergies, however unpleasant they may seem at first.
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So perhaps you can find a way to reduce interactions you find unpleasant without ending them altogether.
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"This is the most unpleasant call all day," he told Malcolm Turnbull of Australia during a Jan.
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Belt tightening was sold as a shared undertaking, an unpleasant yet unavoidable reckoning with dangerous budget deficits.
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The bouts, while extremely unpleasant, usually don't occasion a trip to the doctor or require any medication.
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If air travel becomes more unpleasant, some travelers may switch to other modes like trains or driving.
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It was a fierce, unpleasant fight that at times seemed to push McCain outside his party altogether.
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New recipes produce fewer unpleasant side effects and generate more economic value per unit of raw material.
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More seriously, the Iranian strike on the Saudi facilities has confronted Donald Trump with an unpleasant dilemma.
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He's unpleasant, but not in an especially interesting way, and ingratiating in a way that's even drearier.
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In both, an unpleasant person is writing about a universally adored person, and that work changes them.
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You can also use some of your cash to purchase your way out of an unpleasant task.
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One of his roommates, he said, had become increasingly unpleasant to live with after losing his job.
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In the wake of a desperately divisive, unpleasant election, how do we move forward as a nation?
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An unpleasant brush with Bombay authorities convinced Souza it was time to leave India for European shores.
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It's work, it's hard, sometimes it's unpleasant, but she's willing to sweat it out for the money.
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Or maybe it's the specter of terrorism, nativism, Russian irredentism, or any number of other unpleasant isms.
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Christmas has come and gone, but one Virginia veterinarian was left with one unpleasant gift under her tree.
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Small prey animals have evolved all sorts of physical defenses, including thorns, hairs, and highly unpleasant toxic substances.
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This planet is the worst because:It's a very unpleasant place - the dayside temperature is infernally hot (3000 Kelvin).
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Well, Missy may have had an unpleasant chip-related experience, but at least she's now a viral superstar.
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In honor of Valentine's Day we scoured AskReddit for the most unpleasant Valentine's Day stories we could find.
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The curve allows both to play up in a way that has been extremely unpleasant for NL hitters.
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"That will require creative diplomacy along with some unpleasant compromises by both sides, but it can be done."
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I had flashbacks of a particularly unpleasant overalls-and-mock-velour-turtleneck look from my middle school days.
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A stable full of manure caught fire last week in Throop, New York, leaving the town smelling … unpleasant.
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" Iain Glen, who portrays Jorah Mormont, agreed, adding, "It was the most unpleasant experience I've had on Thrones.
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We've all had the unpleasant experience of running out of our favorite cosmetic at the worst possible time.
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They are the marginal producer in a cyclical industry, and that is usually an unpleasant place to be.
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The movie, Deadline reports, will follow "two miserable and unpleasant wedding guests" who, of course, are total outcasts.
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"It was very unpleasant to hear about this," Lieutenant Molchanets said about the halt in American military assistance.
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And it's addictive — which can lead people to feel controlled by their cravings, or to unpleasant withdrawal symptoms.
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I'd been having panic attacks regularly for a decade — the experience wasn't that scary anymore, just terribly unpleasant.
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It's not that Tulip Fever is incompetently made or unpleasant to look at or offensive in any way.
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Of course, that doesn't mean Libran people are totally spared from some pretty unpleasant stereotypes about their sign.
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It's not $2.5 million, but it's opting for something unpleasant to disappear rather than balloon and potential explode.
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It's tempting to procrastinate on mildly unpleasant chores like going to the dentist or properly scrubbing the bathtub.
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Or they may bind to those receptors way more readily than THC does, potentially producing stronger unpleasant effects.
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Again, that sounds like a wholly unpleasant ordeal if the siphon is located directly above the squid's face.
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"What am I in the eyes of most people—a nonentity, an eccentric, an unpleasant person," he wrote.
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Stern says simple gestures lift someone's spirits and "buffers the couple" when they're experiencing unpleasant or negative times.
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Arriving at an unfamiliar house, where your family should be, and finding it empty is an unpleasant experience.
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Yet the cure brings unpleasant side effects, including problems with memory and concentration, and sometimes even other cancers.
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Click here to view original GIFWe already know that waxing any part of your body is extremely unpleasant.
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Why it matters: Dishwashing, a longstanding entry point for restaurant workers, is an unpleasant and potentially dangerous job.
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The choice was darkly appropriate; early pregnancy usually comes with both nausea and increased appetite, an unpleasant combination.
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It's not bad to design clinics that are pretty enough to make spending time in them not unpleasant.
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It's particularly unpleasant for those that might currently be in a relationship and have accessed the app previously.
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Seeking to further marginalize an already vulnerable population, who often experience daily abuse is deeply unpleasant to witness.
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"It's treat for a very specific sense of humor — and a little unpleasant for everyone else," she wrote.
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Customers who think the issue will be covered by their warranties are sometimes in for an unpleasant surprise.
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FFXIV and FFXIII landed with hard, unpleasant thuds, and were reworked until they re-released as enjoyable titles.
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Rather it was intended as an unpleasant lambast of the government and the popular reaction to 9/11.
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But if it comes down to Trump or Clinton, Hayes said it was an easy, if unpleasant, choice.
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Part of the First Amendment is that it covers unpleasant, outrageous people that you don't want to defend.
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In other words, Trump doesn't seem to understand why you would "announce" negative or unpleasant truths about yourself.
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Concentration often is involved, with agents smelling or tasting fine at low concentrations but unpleasant at high concentrations.
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Sometimes people get hung up on very unpleasant memories, like funerals or a frightening experience during war time.
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Finally, survey respondents were also asked what otherwise unpleasant activities they would rather perform instead of doing taxes.
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"We need quality information, not hysteria, because hysteria takes us to unpleasant, if not dangerous places," he said.
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"We've seen the pretty unpleasant video footage," Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for Putin, said of the players' case.
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Unpleasant foreign food, withering jet lag, and an unfamiliar bed had been his experiences as a businessman abroad.
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There, he meets Tiresias, who tells him that he must follow a winding and unpleasant path back home.
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It seems like a stretch, but anything that can improve that unpleasant, messy process would be an improvement.
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It doesn't get in the way of anything, cause any unpleasant sensations, or create any sort of problem.
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But why should a server get paid less because the kitchen is slow or the food is unpleasant?
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The owner chalked it up to the tide outside, but it was pretty unpleasant to constantly deal with.
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Jones hasn't elaborated on what circumstances led to her unpleasant stay, or what she experienced at the hotel.
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Mr Centeno is not the only one to receive this unpleasant surprise from Catalonia's regional government, the Generalitat.
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Mexican newspaper La Crónica de Hoy (h/t NeoGAF) shared some video of the unpleasant discovery on Twitter.
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Period cramps (dysmenorrhea), premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and diarrhea can also make menstruation unpleasant or challenging regardless of age.
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After one particularly unpleasant conversation where he made me cry, I just packed my stuff together and left.
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"Nasty, rude, vindictive, entitled, self-important - that's the woman I had several unpleasant encounters with," Stone wrote Friday.
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He doesn't seem worried that demanding billions more for a border wall could lead to unpleasant political fallout.
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Things like new medications, changes to diet, stress or trauma can all cause an uptick in unpleasant dreams.
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"No one really needs this mostly middling, fitfully funny and never unpleasant movie," said LA Times' Justin Chang.
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There's an unpleasant odor in the office that's only a few notches down from the stench of death.
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Unpleasant to hear, but the police are unlikely to put much effort into a search for your items.
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Any decision by the United States to maintain ties with Turkey would require acceptance of this unpleasant truth.
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I've read reviews that call us a band that's really unpleasant and challenging—and that's a good thing.
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I also notice at this point that my body odor has instensified and taken on an unpleasant tang.
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I'd like to suggest that we decide to take the high road and skip this unpleasant interim step.
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Thoughts on viscosity ranged from "somewhat watery" to "basically heavy cream," but overall, the taste was unanimously unpleasant.
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Rather than avoid the unpleasant atmosphere of some of my meetings this year, I chose to carry on.
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Personal Journeys Everything about the weeklong Caribbean cruise is meant to buff life's unpleasant edges into sea glass.
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"Everything about the weeklong Caribbean cruise is meant to buff life's unpleasant edges into sea glass," he writes.
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Kersh starts fanning herself with her blouse and you can see some very unpleasant rot on her chest.
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But Dr. Goodman cautioned against going off the drug cold turkey because there can be unpleasant withdrawal symptoms.
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Maybe "unpleasant" is too generous a word, but the other words I'm thinking of aren't fit for print.
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He also named an unpleasant-smelling weed after Johann Siegesbeck, a German botanist and one of Linnaeus's enemies.
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The governor's relationship with the mayor during their respective tenures has ranged from mildly unpleasant to downright nauseating.
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After a few weeks, my son took a different job, in part because of this unpleasant work environment.
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Imagine turning on the tap in the morning to find an unpleasant brown sludge that tastes like metal.
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They likely see this policy as an unpleasant but necessary deterrent to reduce the rate of border crossings.
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Despite it being an unpleasant chore, my family has continued to use a bike pump every year since.
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It wasn't unpleasant, but I'll tell you why it wasn't one of my favorites: it was relatively bland.
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" In the "Protocol" book, the authors addressed the subject of press coverage in a section labeled "Unpleasant Circumstances.
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" If you're baking, Beranbaum cautions against using iodized table salt, which she says can impart an "unpleasant taste.
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According to the puzzle editors, cluing a potentially unpleasant entry like LENI is a fine line to walk.
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According to the puzzle editors, cluing a potentially unpleasant entry like LENI is a fine line to walk.
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Anyone who's had run into certain parts of the Bernie internet knows that it can be really unpleasant.
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Anyone who's had run into certain parts of the Bernie internet knows that it can be really unpleasant.
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Hacking up mucus is an unpleasant experience in and of itself — and it sounds pretty gnarly to boot.
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It is unpleasant to have one's name misspelled, and people are often shockingly careless about their guest lists.
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If you've decided to forgo coverage, you could find an unpleasant bill waiting for you at tax season.
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Nacho and Jimmy met in Season 1, and their relationship includes a very unpleasant detour to the desert.
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President Donald Trump took a stable though unpleasant Iranian status quo and turned it into a burgeoning crisis.
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The harrowing peace lily incident, while unpleasant, didn't end up changing my relationship with plant care at all.
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They're no longer dying of malaria, diarrhea or unpleasant causes like having one's intestines blocked by wriggling worms.
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"If you don't get out of the weather, then it's really, really unpleasant," he said with a grin.
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"If you don't get out of the weather, then it's really, really unpleasant," he said with a grin.
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This should turn the conversation into what Miss Manners would consider a not-unpleasant examination of political problems.
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Enjoy it while you can; 24 hours from now, things will probably turn wet, foggy and generally unpleasant.
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For Democrats hoping to winnow their field and start to coalesce around a candidate, that might be unpleasant.
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No, Ryan, behind his pleasant exterior, is intent on making this country a harsher and more unpleasant place.
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That's the unpleasant reality: To get your personal data, you may have to give up more personal data.
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Whenever anyone tweeted something unpleasant to the president, they immediately faced a barrage of incoming attacks and insults.
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While it's a classic black tea, with the characteristic somewhat malty flavor, American Breakfast lacks any unpleasant bitterness.
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Making the cramped conditions even more unpleasant, Mr. Boudin also had to contend with the brothers' Labrador retriever.
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I worry she may never have friends or become financially independent because she's so argumentative, selfish and unpleasant.
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Entropy, that unpleasant byproduct of consumerism, has been a subject of reality TV almost since that genre's genesis.
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Kristoffersen and Johnsen emphasized that, despite many media reports suggesting otherwise, being in Norway's prisons is still unpleasant.
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That uncertainty isn't pleasant, but it's less unpleasant than not being invited to join the board at all.
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How do people respond when they are in these unpleasant crowds, the ones we don't want to join?
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We're undoubtedly going to find out unpleasant things about a lot of the candidates as we go along.
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An astronaut planning a mission to a distant star shares 'an unpleasant truth I have to tell everyone'
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Word of the Day : unpleasant to look at _________ The word unsightly has appeared in 58 articles on nytimes.
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And though arguing with billing departments is unpleasant and time-consuming, it's become a necessity for many people.
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The emotions that led to the most intense cries tended to be unpleasant, high-activation, and fairly specific.
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Younger Americans basically don't want to live in very remote, very rural places that often have unpleasant weather.
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When it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, many in the media choose to disregard the unpleasant realities.
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"It was the most unpleasant experience I've had on Thrones," Iain Glen, who plays Ser Jorah Mormont, said.
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When people procrastinate, they're avoiding emotionally unpleasant tasks and instead doing something that provides a temporary mood boost.
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"I think they have been an effective program, but there is a limited amount of funding to go around, and one has to make unpleasant and difficult choices, and this was one of the more unpleasant and difficult ones," he said when pressed on the program later in the hearing.
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That can turn any pyrotechnic event in a closed space — like concerts or sporting events — into an unpleasant experience.
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I help luge racing, and I try and try, and then later, suddenly — bang, something unpleasant happens to me.
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When people do this they do expose themselves to criticism and attacks and some of them are quite unpleasant.
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That unpleasant truth only emerged several months later; rumours that one or more children had survived persisted for years.
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Here, a quirk of friction leaves ants vulnerable to a truly unpleasant end at the hands of larval antlions.
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This golden age will certainly be unpleasant for some—and not only for drivers newly surrounded by wobbly bicyclists.
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So don't buy into the mindset that the more unpleasant an activity is, the better it is for you.
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But if he was having unpleasant exchanges before Thursday, he likely didn't help his case for future run-ins.
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Using more QE for a garden-variety downturn would also raise unpleasant questions about the state of the economy.
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"There's a risk you could be held, detained ... for hours in an unpleasant, windowless secondary inspection room," he says.
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Unfortunately, lately St. John has been typifying another unpleasant aspect of the tech industry — its resistance to cultural change.
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When I pulled it out of the box, I immediately made quite a few unpleasant noises about its appearance.
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Encounters with Laura are said to be friendly, so you won't have to worry about any unpleasant otherworldly interactions.
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The choice to hang a work in public reminding neighbors of some unpleasant history is slyly subversive, but abrasive.
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It's unpleasant in a way that I could see as bracing if you were starved of other life challenges.
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IT CAN BE UNPLEASANT, BUT I SAY GET IT RIGHT, GET IT FAST, GET IT OUT, GET IT OVER.
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Warning: The tweet below the scroll-line contains some fairly unpleasant close-ups of a man's sun-burned skin.
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While it is sterile, it contains too many compounds that are both harmful and unpleasant to be much good.
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Luckily for Charlotte the ferret's roommates, she's always happy to do the unpleasant job of taking out the trash.
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This would lead to a very unpleasant few days, but the illness wouldn't be life-threatening for healthy adults.
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Until recently, Europe's assimilation challenge looked unpleasant but not insurmountable, and the likelihood of Yugoslavian-style balkanization relatively remote.
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Passengers are hit with unpleasant, warm air as they enter TTC subway cars in Toronto on July 13, 2016.
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The engine, too, is prone to unpleasant groaning if you need to merge onto a highway with some verve.
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This month could see you tackling an unpleasant assignment at work or addressing a relationship that's recently become difficult.
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For example, we've all heard cautionary tales that suggest overdoing it can leave you feeling unpleasant the next day.
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"['Insatiable' is a] painfully misguided show, a train wreck of terrible jokes, unpleasant characters, gross stereotypes and idiotic storylines."
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It sounds distant and hollow, and it made catching up on Duolingo a much more unpleasant experience than usual.
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If their experience in the West was unpleasant, they are hardly likely to champion its liberal values back home.
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Still, the prime minister hailed it as a big step towards finishing the "unpleasant adventure" of restrictive bail-outs.
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Both can be unpleasant, which is why companies have been chasing a needle-less blood sugar monitor for decades.
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It provided a warm place in your mind where you could go to avoid any unpleasant aspects of reality.
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Both of these unpleasant occurrences, which grew more common as the game got older, contributed to MapleStory's steady decline.
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The symptoms of withdrawal can be so unpleasant that, even after an overdose, patients may reject any treatment path.
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Both politically and economically, it made sense to wait until a recovery was under way before administering unpleasant medicine.
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"It's a pretty unpleasant experience to come in the meeting and not have your numbers straightened out," he says.
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For many, though, the return to a life off the world stage will feel unfamiliar and maybe even unpleasant.
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It's unpleasant to see others going through a hard time, particularly when looking at life with Instagram-colored glasses.
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Here's where things get really unpleasant: You'll know you have a pinworm infection just by looking at your stools.
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Verano can only speculate, but he said head injuries probably produced unpleasant and sometimes painful long-term side effects.
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It's unpleasant but not fatal, but I think it's a mistake to pretend that it won't be an issue.
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Everyone would like to do only the interesting parts of a job and skip the unpleasant or dull tasks.
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The unpleasant truth is that there is no reliable way to predict the short-term path of the market.
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The Note 22 tends to overly smooth out the detail on people's faces, giving everything an unpleasant, waxy look.
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Their very human capabilities of spreading rumors and doling out dirty looks were probably unpleasant enough on their own.
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I've only had one unpleasant experience: One of my friends came to visit and we went to a restaurant.
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What would Facebook do, he asked, when outlets published photos of contemporary wars that presented disturbing and unpleasant realities?
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The release of Warren Buffett's annual letter is clouded this year as investors confront an unpleasant last-minute surprise.
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Yes, we met a few, several of whom are housebound because it's too dangerous and unpleasant to venture outside.
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The unsightly, unpleasant litter problem — as we're all acutely aware — isn't confined to Pope's quiet community in western Arkansas.
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Sure, it may be a little unpleasant at first: The steak is chewier and there's the whole blood thing.
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Uncomfortable for everyone, but especially unpleasant when you're pregnant (my feet puff up like inflatable rafts in hot weather).
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We asked etiquette experts, business coaches, authors, and therapists about how to nip this unpleasant habit in the bud.
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"This mistake should not have happened and is extremely unpleasant for us," the newspaper quotes a spokeswoman as saying.
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Unpleasant at best, but for most people, the worst of these symptoms only last for three or four days.
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If the sensors are inaccurate, the user will feel "VR sickness", an unpleasant sensation closely related to motion sickness.
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The resistance follows other major moves by tech companies that seek to end unpleasant user experiences on the web.
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You may have been a largely unpleasant character, but your final moments still brought a tear to our eyes.
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As many sunbathers will attest, rotting Sargassum is wholly unpleasant, releasing hydrogen sulfide gas that smells like rotten eggs.
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Both ultimately cement the untouchable reputation of the artist in question, even if the path is a little unpleasant.
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Should you ever find yourself in the grip of an unpleasant marijuana high, there are things you can do.
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If those fail, an equally unpleasant option would await -- accepting the reality the United States is in Pyongyang's crosshairs.
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That means it'll be easier to stay motivated to do it, even if it's unpleasant in the short run.
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Clear Labs notes that while the presence of human and rat DNA might be unpleasant, it probably isn't harmful.
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This is both an indisputable fact and a handy metaphor for life's turbulent, infuriating, and often unpleasant tonal shifts.
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It's heart-wrenching, and as a person who experienced high school before growing boobs — it incited some unpleasant flashbacks!
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My 1.5-year-old son has Coxsackie disease, which is very funny to say, but very unpleasant to have.
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The first and most obvious reason why people are unhappy about facial recognition is that it's unpleasant by nature.
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Granted, lawmaking may often resemble the making of sausage, to borrow the unpleasant metaphor attributed to Otto von Bismarck.
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The company doesn't want to do away with driving altogether, just the driving that's unpleasant and boring, he explained.
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Australia has two, on the island nation of Nauru and another on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea. Unpleasant?
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As the researchers note, most efforts toward urban sound mapping have focused on "bad" or unpleasant sounds, aka noise.
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When laypeople meet dancers, it's not uncommon for small talk to turn into an unpleasant inquisition about food intake.
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As a Marxist, he had attributed unpleasant facts to capitalist exploitation; as a libertarian, he had blamed the state.
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But Prince emphasized that there are real and immediate downsides to pulling support from even the most unpleasant customers.
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The bowing and scraping before the 'upper classes,' which produces such an unpleasant impression in Europe, is completely unknown.
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Vladimir Putin is an unpleasant authoritarian, but Russia is not the Soviet Union and does not threaten America militarily.
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Remember, the question is not whether Spacey's actions were unwise, unwanted or unpleasant, but rather, whether they were criminal.
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That may sound unpleasant, but people absorb information better when they don't have to pretend to memorize bullet points.
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For me, it was intensely unpleasant that you were expected to do a Lacroix collection after Lacroix showed it.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin possesses many unpleasant qualities – but a desire for national suicide is not one of them.
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Many dangerous, dirty, or just unpleasant jobs don't require a college degree or even a high level of experience.
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China's government, accustomed to law being a mere appendage of state power, may be in for an unpleasant surprise.
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Jim Parsons is undeniably talented and maybe would help stem any lingering enmity over the unpleasant Kevin Hart business.
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Competitors like the Toyota CH-R are slightly softer, but the CX-3 is a far cry from unpleasant.
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The only use we can think of for this nose clip would be when you're around an unpleasant smell.
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From flustered travelers running around to crying babies to limited seating, it can make for a very unpleasant experience.
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Gail: Kaine is not an unpleasant guy at all, and compared to Trump, he's St. Therese, the Little Flower.
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Michael (Jake Williams) developed an unruly, even violent temper after that most mundane of family crises — an unpleasant divorce.
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There have been security concerns, and the stream of tweets from Mr. Trump and his supporters has been unpleasant.
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"They can be an unpleasant surprise, but both are an important part of our ecosystem and natural pest control."
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Women might also feel vaginal irritation or itching or experience bacterial infections that may cause unpleasant odor or discharge.
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The twisting stems and blinking petals are, like the human-plant hybrids in Annihilation, uncanny but not wholly unpleasant.
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In short: It's intense, it's unpleasant, and for many suffering from autism, it's an unfortunate part of daily life.
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There are no dreams of unicorns, and the memories we share in our cybernetic brains are almost entirely unpleasant.
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One of the rats was put into a harness and hoisted above ground — an unpleasant experience that caused wailing.
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The hallmarks of gut issues are the expected unpleasant and unappetizing symptoms: diarrhea, abdominal pain, sudden fecal emergencies, flatulence.
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That's why things like anxiety, fear, unpleasant feelings are natural to begin with and even exaggerated anxieties and fears.
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The break-in period can be unpleasant, as great as they will look and feel once worn in some.
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Though they are usually rewarded with big pay increases, mergers inevitably bring distractions and frequently come with unpleasant surprises.
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If he shows himself to be an unpleasant person, he may attract a buyer willing to take him on.
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Berlin neophytes would have no way of understanding what made him worth the trouble of the unpleasant personality depicted.
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He graduated from the unpleasant experience of being Trump's punching bag to the unprincipled one of being his enabler.
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Let's be honest: This great nation has often been led by mediocre men, some of whom had unpleasant personalities.
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We bicker and full-on fight, and I know we make it unpleasant for people to be around us.
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From the start, Paperclips doesn't shy away from the fact that optimization can be unpleasant as well as fun.
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Even if certain artists are unpleasant, immoral, even criminal, to look at their work is to still learn something.
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But gradually, an unpleasant and unreliable subway will have a cascading effect on New Yorkers' relationship with their city.
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Breakups aren't just unpleasant; for young adults, they are one of the most common risk factors for clinical depression.
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Symptoms of heartburn or GERD are unpleasant enough, but can be indistinguishable from anxiety, leading to even more anxiety.
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The reality of leaving the European Union — Brexit — is turning out to be more unpleasant than its advocates promised.
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Because a day on the hardwater replicates being alive like nothing else: it's sometimes successful, sometimes unpleasant, always beautiful.
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"I could be really unpleasant," Mr. Palin said, excitedly describing the role in a recent phone interview from London.
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High doses of turmeric and its isolated constituents can have some rather unpleasant side effects, including diarrhea and nausea.
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But as the team improved, and began to beat boys' teams with more regularity, its progress generated unpleasant reactions.
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College football fans who flock to Atlanta for the championship football game on Monday should prepare for unpleasant weather.
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It's hard to believe that any of these unpleasant folks — including Leontes, still wild-eyed — have achieved holy redemption.
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