In practice, Fusion's task has often translated, roughly, to finding unsavory things about unsavory people, at the behest of not-especially-savory clients.
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As the James O'Keefe videos remind us, wherever Hillary Clinton has gone in her career, a cloud of unsavory people and unsavory behavior has traveled alongside.
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He also has a long history of unsavory political associations.
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There was a lot of unsavory things happening in there.
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Encryption without back doors helps bad actors and unsavory behavior.
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This isn't the first attempt to mask unsavory sewage smells.
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The list of Buchanan's unsavory political beliefs is considerably longer.
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Which of these two unsavory politicians should we vote for?
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At such a sprawling operation, some unsavory activity seems inevitable.
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He began hanging out with a crowd Walker considered unsavory.
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Some efforts have been unsavory: Survivors of the Parkland, Fla.
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An unsavory minor character called Weinstein makes a brief appearance.
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But helping people with unsavory pasts is Mr. Glasgow's calling.
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Night Hunter Rated R for unsavory themes and uncontrolled urination.
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I understand Tagalog, but unfortunately only remember the unsavory phrases.
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Mr. Sasse said something that was, on its face, unsavory.
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But it doesn't make the whole thing any less unsavory.
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The mummy has, admittedly, a very strange, vague, and unsavory backstory.
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You will have to be a professional recruiter of the unsavory.
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After some unsavory racial incidents recently, it's a question worth asking.
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Of course, Beijing leverages anonymity to pursue its most unsavory behavior.
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An industry loss, meanwhile, could lay bare some unsavory pricing practices.
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Sometimes the road to peace requires making deals with unsavory people.
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This approach is not without precedent, but it is still unsavory.
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There will be some unsavory anti-China elements in it, too.
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And owning all of it means defending some fairly unsavory losses.
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But Twitter was bubbling with anonymous secondhand allegations of unsavory behavior.
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YouTube faces an onslaught of misinformation and unsavory content uploaded daily.
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Her untrustworthiness and unsavory dynastic ambitions were called out big time.
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There's a reason sausage-making is the idiom for unsavory processes.
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Sure, there were a couple of unsavory aspects to the proceedings.
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Given such a mood, his trademark melancholy curdles into unsavory fantasy.
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There's something decidedly unsavory about Leo DiCaprio shooting shit with the pope.
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Scammers, identity thieves, and other unsavory types use them to target victims.
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He's certainly not lacking in unsavory means to acquire what he wants.
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Thankfully, you can "Pause" this slightly unsavory aspect of the company's services.
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Accepting "dirt" from Russian sources would have been unsavory if it happened.
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But I desperately desire their skills to hide that which is unsavory.
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This most recent debate served as a reminder of that unsavory truth.
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It still blows my mind that her unsavory and unfortunate characters — Mrs.
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Second, who else might have known that he did Unsavory Thing X?
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Many women, in particular, loathe the president for his unsavory personal life.
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"'Superfoods' is an advertising concept," writes Nestle in her book "Unsavory Truth".
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How does Bee Local avoid the unsavory practices of typical honey businesses?
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Given Mr. Netanyahu's unsavory qualities, many people were intent on defeating him.
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The charging documents describe a universe of shady dealings and unsavory characters.
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They also had to ignore Texas' unsavory racial history and its impact.
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The counting has also led to some unsavory accusations on both sides.
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Does it mean they shouldn't help any desperate types who seem unsavory?
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And I get your reluctance to share unsavory stories of the dead.
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Both have gone through their challenges with unsavory community members, misogyny and racism.
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It would only undermine both to mix them together in some unsavory way.
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But it was August's grandson, Rudolf-August Oetker, who brought in unsavory ties.
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Snapchat risks an unsavory reputation if it can't keep its content under control.
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No, not Monkeybone—Jesus Quintana, the unsavory bowling creep from The Big Lebowski.
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"It's not my fault the system gave us two unsavory folks," she sings.
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Unsavory legacies Western intervention in these contexts may be further compounding the problem.
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The White House has said little to explain Trump's embrace of unsavory leaders.
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What an unsavory character he really appears to be right off the bat.
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Since time immemorial, those who find it unsavory are invariably dismissed as naïve.
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And with that, the second season of "Narcos" finally reveals its unsavory endgame.
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"Cohen's slush fund is particularly unsavory, but it isn't entirely unique," Fischer added.
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In order to accomplish his unsavory work, Victor must become a shape-shifter.
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" When asked if agrees with Michaud's unsavory comments, he laughed and said, "Yes!
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The Meyerist Movement has its unsavory — if not downright creepy — secrets and practices.
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The race to replace Mr. Silver, in Lower Manhattan, has had unsavory twists.
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"I've heard of unsavory vendors [using] lights with two different settings," he said.
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There are work-arounds, it seems, for everything, even for an unsavory past.
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But some unsavory details could surface, as they did during the Virginia case.
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Most U.S. officials see Putin as an unsavory character on the world stage.
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Some in Silicon Valley view these trades as unreliable or perhaps even unsavory.
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But the organization started to get an unsavory reputation in the late 2000s.
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That unsavory lesson, it seems, remains true today, according to good government groups.
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But some of them may have unsavory motives when they open their wallets.
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Campaign contributions and access is always an unsavory axis to talk about publicly.
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The British royal family is always making headlines — sometimes for rather unsavory reasons.
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It's indisputable that Hunter Biden's board seat on Burisma was unsavory at best.
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Conflict appears to be unsavory to McCain, despite her willingness to court it.
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For all their antics, the governesses are not "unsavory," according to the narrator.
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Ukraine offered plenty of opportunities for the more unsavory activities in Voronenkov's portfolio.
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Recently, legal agreements intended to keep unsavory details under wraps have come under fire.
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And yes, Romero's unsavory brush with USADA occurred in the fallout of this fight.
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Mark Zuckerberg never shows up when the world demands his response to something unsavory.
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Scott's feelings may have been hurt by a bevy of unsavory characters on Twitter.
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The burning of fossil fuels will seem as remote and unsavory as human sacrifice.
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The flaws may be real, but the precedent set here is an unsavory one.
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The product of federal legislation will be compromised, complicated, and, in many respects, unsavory.
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Like the internet at large, Twitter is full of mean, unfriendly, and unsavory characters.
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Unsavory lines aside, he drags his voice across the track, slinking like a zombie.
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It can have its fund, but will need to get money from unsavory people.
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All the while, cyberbullies and unsavory content drove down the app experience for others.
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Many unsavory statements, often in the garb of humor, have been made against him.
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All of which suggests that these outlets will continue to engage in unsavory journalism.
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"I was hanging around with an unsavory crowd," said Moyses, who is now 29.
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It is often necessary to negotiate with foreign leaders who are unsavory and repellant.
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Seth Meyers seized on some of the more unsavory details that have been presented.
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If you didn't see the movie, you may miss that last unsavory plot point.
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These films show the untapped potential for ways that documentary can address unsavory individuals.
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His sons have continued pursuing deals with jillionaires closely linked to unsavory foreign regimes.
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According to the technician from Portland, it isn't just unsavory sites that are the problem.
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Why is it assumed that Samantha's parents' divorce was responsible for her unsavory personality traits?
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Fosse/Verdon's take on Bob Fosse is the latest TV descendant of these unsavory men.
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I'm not going to burn my virtual photo album because of some unsavory data sharing.
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Realtors say similar things, and play bouncer, Bell said, to fend off unsavory prospective renters.
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"I don't think he's going to do anything unsavory," Graham told reporters after that meeting.
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Give me your paranormal nuisances and keep your unsavory truths about our food supply chain.
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The FBI has done a lot of unsavory things over the agency's decades in existence.
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A messy divorce with his wife of 31 years, Sue, also brought some unsavory publicity.
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On the campaign trail, Trump has been coy about his past dealings with unsavory characters.
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But the author does highlight some of the more unsavory moments of Jefferson's long career.
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Sometimes, having what others consider to be an abnormal appearance can lead to unsavory comments.
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Secretly recorded conversations played for the jury exposed other unsavory aspects of Adam Skelos's behavior.
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Her questions followed a pattern: First, is it true that Trump did Unsavory Thing X?
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In her piece, Srinivasan describes many "unsavory termite tales," but there are savory tales, too.
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And that's without even getting to the more unsavory things that people do in beds.
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As shocking as they might seem, the unsavory scenes were nothing new on the Tour.
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Yes, bathrooms often smell and sometimes look unsavory, and it's true that they harbor germs.
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Such epiphanies render these unsavory characters much more interesting than they were at first glance.
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Or are they putting a lovely gloss on some of Trump's unsavory rhetoric and actions?
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Trump has a documented and unsavory history of playing the contemptible politics of racial division.
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Unsavory revelations could revive a movement among consumers to delete the app from their phones.
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But the effort to deflect blame from the church also involves an unsavory business interest.
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But Giuliani's operations brought him in contact with unsavory figures and interests around the world.
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You run into your fair share of weirdos, creeps, and a whole range of unsavory people.
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Presumably the same will be true for anyone found to be affected by other unsavory apps.
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I suddenly felt jolted awake, though that may have been because the taste was so unsavory.
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But although IPostYourInfo links Hutchins to some unsavory behavior, they don't allege that Hutchins wrote Kronos.
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"Broken" has become the preferred expression for referring to the dark, unsavory part of the internet.
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And it relies heavily on third-party security researchers to uncover unsavory behavior and report it.
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And, of course, there is a whole range of other unsavory practices that AI could exacerbate.
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That way, at least in theory, the US can influence the outcome without favoring unsavory leaders.
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This incident is the second unsavory event to have occurred on Uber's service in New Delhi.
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Compared to this unsavory lot, Bannon and Miller stand out as at least having an ethos.
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Ultimately, some unsavory characters may get a free pass simply because it's hard to target everyone.
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Kissing your boss' ass isn't immoral or unsavory if the boss is someone you actually respect.
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If you look at this unsavory Twitter account full of what the admin described as Reeelapse.
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That family has been connected to an insane number of murders and other unsavory things.227.
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It is survival, not stupidity, that has drawn her to some of her most unsavory decisions.
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Her eldest daughter, Night (Taryn Kyaze), has taken up with an unsavory guy on a motorbike.
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And what unsavory police official can resist someone from the countryside carrying a handful of bills?
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, known as MBS, is another unsavory friend of the president.
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Another day, another way tech giants are found to be profiting handsomely from unsavory ad practices.
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Politicians before Trump have mingled with unsavory types, elevating the practical benefit above the reputational cost.
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But of late, attention has focused on the unsavory tactics some firms use to gather information.
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Up to this point, much of the testimony has focused on almost stereotypically unsavory political maneuverings.
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He was unafraid to dig into the unsavory-if-you-think-about-it parts of food.
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Is he a morally serious artist who casts an unsparing eye on unsavory aspects of adolescence?
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So far, features like blocking unsavory accounts or hashtags that organize content are still under development.
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Could it be that the President's lawyer is mixing politics and policy in an unsavory way?
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Both agreements did include some unsavory budget tactics, critics say, pointing to oil and petroleum sales.
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Editorial American presidents must sometimes deal with unsavory foreign leaders in pursuit of America's national interest.
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But the issue of whether yachts can be used for unsavory purposes like tax avoidance remains.
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As unsavory as it sounds, I spit most of them out, like a wine taster would.
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Many of the battered southerners regarded the Macedonians as unsavory redneck cousins, but enjoyed the empire-building.
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Disappointingly, the fair pointed out a few of the art industry's unsavory habits — particularly, its homogenous attendance.
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That clip was already a meme, often intercut with videos of other unsavory people getting laid out.
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It's also part of GoFundMe's ongoing attempt to manage unsavory campaigns for people accused of racist crimes.
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He stopped making superhero parody skits last year after, he said, the genre evolved into something unsavory.
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In the days before the New Hampshire vote, events resurrected bad memories of unsavory drama from Mrs.
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Yes, the details -- as I documented above -- of Trump's conduct regarding the special counsel investigation are unsavory.
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But that's arguably less unsavory than the Clinton campaign paying for dirt on Trump from Russian sources .
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What's more, it reveals some unsavory things about what it means to be a rap fan today.
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Democrats' goal is to defeat Trump overwhelmingly, but they probably can't do that without some unsavory ambassadors.
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And in the realm of human rights, Trump has been lumped in with some downright unsavory company.
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It's possible to bring out peculiar or unsavory aspects of a person's life without dishonoring their memory.
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Political instability and workplace issues such as child labor may make it an unsavory source, some argue.
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Instead, he acknowledged that politics can be a sometimes-unsavory business where damaging information changes hands often.
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Now, when someone makes an unsavory request, you can say: or or you can share your excitement.
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New reports of Donald Trump's unsavory comments about the deaf actress and former Apprentice contestant have emerged.
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A word getting in line with murderers, mummies, mafiosos to suggest art's unsavory and/or failed ambitions.
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He accused NATO of an "unsavory" rush to admit Montenegro as a member before Obama left office.
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This Car Plug-In Air Purifier is the smart way to eliminate unsavory smells at the source.
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In the opening moments of "Ideation," at 59E59 Theaters, an unsavory, even Mametian vibe underlies their swagger.
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The unsavory reputation of the industry only perpetuates these stereotypes regardless of how real they actually are.
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Democrats could try to unearth unsavory stories about abuses of power or efforts to shame public officials.
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It was clear that he had amassed his fortune through convenient bankruptcies, unsavory alliances and stiffed creditors.
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But defense lawyers seized upon inconsistencies and unsavory details in Mr. Rechnitz's testimony to discredit his narrative.
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During this era, there are scores of moments like that, a brew of the exhilarating and unsavory.
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There's another narrator, an unsavory character named Benjamin, but he has no real function in Lizzie's story.
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They're very big fish who have spent decades avoiding the unwanted attention of unsavory would-be remora.
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That soon changed as the less affluent began to chafe at their high prices and unsavory practices.
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But a lawsuit filed in federal court in Brooklyn on Tuesday illuminated another unsavory side of Nxivm.
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Unsavory elements of Mr. Moore's persona and material slip by almost unnoticed in such an echo chamber.
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Pardons are by definition political decisions, and presidents of both parties have used them in unsavory ways.
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Lundqvist, who stopped only 33 of the 23 shots he faced, accepted responsibility for the unsavory outcome.
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That's not only a shoddy argument, given the vast difference between these stories, but an unsavory one.
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One side argued the new work was an important step toward illuminating an unsavory era in Germany.
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And he shows so many different sides of himself that it's easy to excuse the unsavory parts.
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Mindfulness without any moral roots can be used as a hack for all kinds of unsavory ends.
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You know, these are the kind of negotiations that will have to take place with some unsavory characters.
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Cross took a chance here: Hearing about celebrity medical conditions can have a bit of an unsavory feel.
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Kavanaugh listed ten sample questions, however explicit and unsavory, that he believed Starr and his questioners should ask.
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This unsavory truth merits acknowledgment and cannot be wished away because of the positive aspects of the deal.
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Investigative journalist Chris Hansen has earned a reputation for digging into the most unsavory corners of true crime.
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Manafort has close ties to both Russian operatives and various other unsavory figures tied into Moscow's political apparatus.
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Weiler, though, is focusing on the joy her creation brings to fans, rather than the more unsavory turns.
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He seems to have understood our unsavory cravings for sweets long before it became a public health problem.
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They can also transmit dirt, bacteria and other unsavory morsels, causing increased health risks to the already wounded.
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The true victim of the unsavory matter, however, was the credibility of rape accusers and anti-rape activists.
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The federal lawsuit over Trump University has exposed some unsavory business tactics that he appears to have approved.
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When they are unsavory, she said, she expresses her disapproval to the customer frankly, and they usually desist.
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That fed a sense that he was perhaps the weirdest of all the unsavory leaders I have known.
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It's become increasingly apparent that Republican nominee is, among many unsavory things, quite possible a serial sexual predator.
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This unilateral approach toward using the state to rule the world is traditionally the realm of unsavory types.
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Ixion was an unsavory character — he murdered his father-in-law and later attempted to seduce Zeus' wife.
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Yet terrible though these acts may be, one must admit that they make for entertaining if unsavory reading.
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She can push Trump on the personal stuff in a bid to get him to say something unsavory.
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The choice of movies is designed to illuminate America's cultural history, even its most unsavory and odious past.
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Let's honor the rich legacy and achievements of Native Americans and discard the unsavory celebration of imperial conquest.
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Aren't we in danger of overdosing on daily reports of our declining culture, menacing climate and unsavory president?
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Days later, Mr. Bone was undone, as some unsavory comments from his Reddit history online came to light.
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As you uncover more intelligence within each province, the TACMAP becomes the most unsavory place in the game.
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Unlike the other works in the show, the painting is brutally ugly and comes with an unsavory history.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Caravaggio is a disturbing, unsavory, alluring, provocative, and for some, polarizing figure.
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Dry shampoo will absorb some of the sweat and oil, and typically the fragrance will neutralize any unsavory scents.
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Photo: GettyUber has historically gotten an edge on its competition by deploying some unsavory practices—like spying on individuals.
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RFM: People have been taking a second look at the unsavory views of past scientists, like Einstein's racist comments.
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"It was generally viewed as unsavory or off-putting," said Russell, who was toting a Civil War–style rifle.
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Sure, most of the time it's totally fine, but on occasion, the water is riddled with some unsavory stuff.
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The company has a history of using genius marketing strategies to distract from unsavory business practices or toxic affiliations.
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In an apparent nod to the unsavory elements, Didi is scrubbing all Hitch driver and passenger reviews and ratings.
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Many family offices with ties to unsavory industries and corruption permeate the LP lists at prominent venture capital funds.
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Besides, he argued, if the West avoided commerce with unsavory nations, much of the world would be off limits.
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But now the cops were responding to numerous calls, over the course of several weeks, about unsavory hotel patrons.
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Third, where can we find more documents, records, and other forms of evidence that he did Unsavory Thing X?
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At times the United States must hold its proverbial nose and make nice with some unsavory — but powerful — actors.
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Though some of the unsavory conduct described to The Hill occurred when alcohol was involved, other incidents did not.
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Meditating for too long on the unsavory specimens of the human race can be a fruitless exercise in misanthropy.
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"He's had unsavory jokes in the past that he's regretted," Ms. Volin Lehr said of Mr. Franken's comedy career.
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From an early age, Mr. Trump encountered these raffish types with their unscrupulous methods, unsavory connections and uncertain loyalties.
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If your machine can't, scrape all those unsavory bits into the trash instead of sending them down the drain.
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Whether Ms. Merkel's decision to hand back her two paintings was motivated by the artist's unsavory past is unclear.
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Prosecutors and defense lawyers revealed unsavory behavior ranging from embezzlement to doctoring emails to lying to his dog walker.
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But before long, as the system gradually became safer, more reliable and less unsavory, it started to trend up.
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But every president since Harry Truman has aligned with unsavory Middle Eastern rulers in the service of national interests.
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That exhaustion and anger can't be willed, wished or insulted away, no matter how unsavory the insurgents may be.
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Republicans have said the testimony illustrates the unsavory Albany culture they say Mr. Cuomo has indulged and even abetted.
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Foremost among these is Frotty Anisman, a shifty and slovenly specialist in moving the liquid assets of unsavory dictators.
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Many an unsavory regime, notably in Latin America, was supported as a result, so long it was anti-Communist.
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Many of those seen as unsavory characters by outsiders are regarded as morally deficient by their families as well.
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Our impulse to rubberneck may be less unsavory than the crimes themselves, but it still makes me feel dirty.
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With regards to Hunter Biden, taking excessive advantage of his father's name is unsavory, but also not a crime.
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But a steady stream of unsavory stories quoting Meghan's half siblings — especially an estranged half sister — continued to appear.
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A short-seller's report alleging unsavory dealings in China wiped 38 percent off the company's share price last December.
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Littlefinger-like, Giuliani went slithering through a backchannel netherworld between the Oval Office, State Department diplomats and unsavory Ukrainians.
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Mr. Trump, they say, is hoping to deflect attention from any unsavory revelations that might emerge from the hearings.
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There are probably "lots of people with unsavory backgrounds," who have donated to both Democrats and Republicans, he said.
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Throughout the Cold War, the US backed a rogues' gallery of unsavory characters as a check on communist expansion.
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China's ruling Communist Party regularly cracks down on online content and people deemed unsavory or destabilizing to the regime.
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But as is my usual answer with these kinds of things, the real people who are screwed at the moment are the Ukrainian people, who both had to contend with unsavory characters in their own government and then unsavory characters around the US president trying to screw with their own political processes.
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Risky, perhaps, but a convention center that can host over 150,000 people can easily hide the city's more unsavory residents.
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But some experts believe the significance of Kramer's lawsuit goes far beyond an app that might be viewed as unsavory.
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Though the trailer doesn't let on to much of the storyline, it's clear that something unsavory is bound to happen.
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Blue Apron sends you the ingredients to help you cook delicious meals, but some investors are considering its shares unsavory.
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Update: Street artist Sabo at Unsavory Agents has taken credit for the posters, selling them on their website for $25.
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Others argued that Cockburn's tweet amounted to "kink-shaming," an unsavory practice of mocking someone for their unusual erotic interests.
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But thanks to an unsavory combination of El Niño and global warming, this year's spring was exceptionally hot and dry.
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I think the difference here is Sarbanes-Oxley, which has made it incredibly different and unsavory to take companies public.
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I also thought that the drink's sour aftertaste was rather unsavory, which is unfortunate considering I liked the flavor initially.
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The punch lines were barbed and frequently unsavory, but she laughed anyway, darkly amused by the daily slights she suffered.
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There are some particularly unsavory people, particularly out in Bladen County, and I didn't have anything to do with them.
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Lurking below the movie is an unsavory irony: the killers and the filmmakers picked the hotel for the same reasons.
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Obviously, the song is bad—and funny—partly because of its extreme pettiness and unsavory references to Taylor's past beeves.
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"Match the inflow of corporate cash to the policy positions that Blackburn takes and an unsavory picture emerges," said Karr.
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On some level, we may be sickened as much by our own unsavory desires as by the inhumanity on display.
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His bread — rich, crusty and earthy — is very clearly superior to its industrial cousins that are the unsavory Paris norm.
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Less convincing are her strained exculpations for Roxelana, insisting that she was not behind various unsavory murders that benefited her.
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And I at least decided that I was going to sit through the rest of this unsavory movie, after all.
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On a conservative news site called the NTK Network, dozens of articles blasted Google and Apple for unsavory business practices.
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But if Italy's aggressive new approach to migration includes dealing with unsavory strongmen, it would not be the first time.
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Among people with longer memories, these unsavory connections mean Mr. Corbyn is, and always will be, outside the Labour mainstream.
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"A thorough, independent investigation like this can expose and cast light upon prior unsavory — and perhaps illegal — practices," he said.
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The hearings that followed exposed the more unsavory practices, like including unverified gossip about people's marital indiscretions in their reports.
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The thinking goes that cogent arguments are a stronger defense against unsavory ideas than violence or suppression of free speech.
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You can go through all of you old posts, photos and messages and delete anything that you think is unsavory.
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Mr. Coe conceded that some of the leaders he met were unsavory, but he was unapologetic about associating with them.
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Mr. Freeman is Duke Diver, the manager of a Palm Springs retirement community with some unsavory secrets in his past.
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It had effectively treated my anxiety but produced some unsavory side effects, like nausea, sleepiness, and inability to have an orgasm.
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But here and there you see the often unsavory linchpins of his campaign: the bullying, the bravado, and the bull crap.
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Well you see the left protects and defends their own because they&aposre immune to criticism for their unsavory political associations.
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The lie leaves the group with two unsavory choices: to live with their guilt or become the Monterey 5 to 10.
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Because Hannah's Angels, as they call themselves, have uncovered something unsavory about one of the men competing for their friend's heart.
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Like many other big ad networks, AppNexus bars sites that traffic in unsavory activities like hate speech, pornography or media pirating.
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Now AirDrop isn't perfect—sometimes Bluetooth will act up, or some rando on the subway will send you some... unsavory photos.
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As an international fixer, Mr. Giuliani has developed something of a niche for working in — and with — troubled or unsavory regimes.
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" It's true, the 3rd Circuit said, that Stone Mansion's evasion of service of the state-court complaint may have been "unsavory.
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It's not out of the ordinary for anti-DDoS sites to become fodder for hackers, as they often host unsavory clients.
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But the media seemed to abandon Succession after the premiere, in which each of the unsavory Roy family members were unveiled.
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But can they trust each other, given their various unsavory backgrounds, which will largely be revealed by a series of flashbacks?
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Trump Jr.'s lightly filtered Twitter account has at times appeared to be a clearinghouse for particularly unsavory media and commentary.
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This is not the first time Facebook has chosen to remove users' content because the site deemed it unsavory or controversial.
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The police investigation of Brazil's meatpacking industry is the latest to cast a spotlight on unsavory business practices in the country.
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His work still refuses to settle into a comfortable category, remaining a gelatinous melange of kitsch, academic virtuosity, and unsavory sensuality.
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The artist is a great deal more mischievous than Gursky, however, including dentures, blood, and otherwise unsavory detritus in her work.
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Royalty, dictators, and sundry other unsavory sorts who plunder whole countries' economies through corruption and offshore accounts tend to be excluded.
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There may have once been a time when the establishment could push unsavory characters to the margins and forget they exist.
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This unsavory application of one of tech's current darlings will almost certainly be wielded against it by opportunists of all stripes.
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So it appears the company is increasing its efforts to crackdown on the kind of Pokémon Go playing it deems unsavory.
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Minaj lobbed an unsavory name at Abraham, who has dabbled in adult films, and called her out for disrespecting her mother.
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But he frequently uses assumptions based on ancestry or faith to broadly mark a group of people as unsavory or dangerous.
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This, along with several other unsavory features of federal insurance, leaves Medicaid patients in no better health than before obtaining insurance.
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Facebook is still reeling from instances of foreign election meddling and spikes in unsavory content like hard-to-detect hate speech.
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In a similarly unsavory case of early medicine, resurrectionists would dig corpses out of graveyards and sell them to medical schools.
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Sanders practically mocked Clinton's suggestion that the money she's received (in pay and donations) from unsavory interests hasn't corrupted her agenda.
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Some of the means that Insys used to get physicians to prescribe the opioid were, let's just say, a little unsavory.
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This means that "Hallelujah Junction" isn't just another dull contemporary ballet: It's one that opens the door to the unsavory past.
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More from the summit: Mr. Trump dodged unsavory friends, smiled through chilly encounters and was chased by legal troubles at home.
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They've gotten misinformation from anti-vaccine websites and social media, or they've heard something unsavory about vaccines from friends and relatives.
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His unsavory years gradually escalated to breaking and entering and finally dealing meth; since 2014, he has often been behind bars.
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But there is still always an awful lot of it, some of it ranging from the unsavory to the downright disturbing.
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At the 2019 International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam, the programming strand "The Villain" looked for new ways to depict unsavory subjects.
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The person you named as your child's guardian might have developed an unsavory lifestyle, or your executor might have passed away.
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The person you named as your child's guardian might have developed an unsavory lifestyle or your executor might have passed away.
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Just because Sessions started out as an Alabama prosecutor with a record on race so unsavory he couldn't get a judgeship.
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The loan nonetheless drew condemnation from the governing Socialists as an unsavory example of foreign financing for a French political party.
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He said he had developed a case of food poisoning early Thursday morning and was dealing with the unsavory side effects.
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In this context, Thieu, an avatar of responsible judgment and sober respectability, was the perfect foil to counter Ky's unsavory symbolism.
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And let&aposs not pretend that America, by the way, hasn&apost had a history of making convenient alliances with unsavory strongmen.
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"I don't think he's going to do anything unsavory," Graham said of Whitaker to a gaggle of reporters just after the meeting.
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Along the way, we get some clues that James isn't just a misunderstood hero; he's got some rather unsavory demons chasing him.
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Others said they didn't want to know and were concerned that if they looked too closely they might find unsavory working conditions.
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The complaint also claims that the Phillips had an "unsavory reputation" that the newspaper should have been aware of in its coverage.
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Impeachment has been, and remains, an artifice for congressional Democrats to acquire and incrementally disclose unsavory information, with an eye toward Nov.
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"We don't want any a——- around us," she said before describing the casting process that weeds out any unsavory characters on set.
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ICANN usually takes a hands-off approach to moderating registrars' content, and some registrars play host to unsavory spam and malware domains.
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Somehow, in light of all this, slurping up potentially untrue rumors about celebrities in tabloids seems like an unsavory, almost irresponsible, hobby.
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YouTube's recommendation features can lead users to unsavory and disturbing content — something that YouTube's team is aware of and trying to address.
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Image: WikimediaIt's a well-known fact that some of our favorite seafoods come with an unsavory dose of heavy metals like mercury.
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Let's get the most blaring (and unsavory) question out of the way first: Um, exactly how does one wipe with those things?
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When her mother was battling issues of addiction and responsibility, Deja was dispatched to an unsavory foster home where she witnessed abuse.
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Agatha Christie's iconic mystery looks at what unfolds after an unsavory man is murdered by a fellow passenger on the Orient Express.
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It also entailed the risk that an unsavory ICO might sell meaningless chips for a fake casino nobody ever planned to build.
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It's a month when little news tends to happen and all sorts of unsavory publicity seekers rush in to fill the vacuum.
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Everyday queso was full of too many unsavory ingredients to meet that standard — it was not something the restaurant could serve proudly.
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Though controversy tends to follow Ricky Gervais' unsavory brand of comedy, the notorious 2016 Golden Globes host isn't concerned about offending people.
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The poll follows a litany of headlines about unsavory liaisons between Russia and Trump's team that have come out since Trump's election.
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The deep gutter was choked with refuse and the smell was unsavory, but it seemed agreeable after the smell of the court.
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When a business doesn't face any outside regulations, it's a lot easier for unsavory — and in this instance, illegal — activity to occur.
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The documentary Bisbee '17 deconstructs how we perform our idea of the past as it resurrects an unsavory episode in labor history.
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Both Putin and Xi run hard-handed governments, which regularly censor content deemed unsavory to the regime, and face human rights abuses.
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Well, it's easier said than done, but you and your guests (save for unsavory primordial biological lifeforms) will be glad for it.
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The withdrawal of financial support has initiated a number of unsavory responses: Universities have felt compelled to turn towards corporate management models.
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Thus it is relatively easy for journalists and opposition researchers to go through campaign finance reports and highlight contributions from unsavory donors.
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Assange reportedly has tension with Ecuador's new president, Lenín Moreno, who apparently views him an unsavory problem inherited from the former administration.
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Letting more unsavory links in the content recommendation boxes got more clicks and therefore more revenue, but hurt Taboola and Outbrain's reputation.
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Mr. Brodsky called the charges "unsavory" — especially because state funding cuts forced the M.T.A. to issue the bonds in the first place.
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Imbuing that unsavory character with the dopiest of gangster mannerisms, Mr. Depp may remind you of Matt LeBlanc's "Friends" character, Joey Tribbiani.
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And they did so despite longstanding rumors that his get-out-the-vote tactics were unsavory at the least, and perhaps illegal.
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For example, Ms. Carter said, AT&T looks to avoid gaming videos, where the chances of unsavory chatter and behavior may increase.
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More from the G-19433: Mr. Trump dodged unsavory friends, smiled through chilly encounters and was chased by legal troubles at home.
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Burner phones are great for talking to paranoid sources, contacting unsavory characters or trying to reach people who are screening my calls.
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A spree of advertisements called the convention a "con's con," suggesting that it would be vulnerable to back-room and unsavory deals.
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Ms. Dormer, who narrates flashbacks to her unsavory past, occasionally punctuates a scene by turning her feline gaze straight into the camera.
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This will mean running attack ads, devoting stump time to his opponents' unsavory histories and standing behind surrogates who do the same.
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What if an Anonymous-style group of hacktivists began blackmailing members of the public with unsavory snippets of their Internet browsing history?
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And there is a long, unsavory history of Western scientists using Africans as subjects without their permission, and often without their knowledge.
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Years of losing and Dolan's meddling — along with the damage done by the unsavory treatment of Porzingis, Carmelo Anthony, Charles Oakley, etc.
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Clinton's outrageous treatment of her e-mails, which Comey tried to whitewash, and the whole unsavory Obama "unmasking" episode has gone unanswered.
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It might sound like an unsavory task, but these scat samples are goldmines for researchers like Train's owner, conservation biologist Karen DeMatteo.
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A Nevada-registered corporation that marketed itself as a seller of computer gadgets, Edgetech brought Parnas into business dealings with unsavory characters.
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Shota and the father, Osamu (a great Lily Franky, by turns affable and unsavory), first see the girl shivering outside her home.
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A group that has been rocked by a string of executive changes and unsavory revelations about the broader corporate culture at CBS.
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YouTube angered many of its stars recently when its crackdown on unsavory ad placements led to drops in ad revenue across the board.
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But the tales, while full of unsavory and salacious details, did not include any names, raising questions in some minds about their truthfulness.
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But despite Uber's head start, it has not been able to destroy Lyft, which has capitalized somewhat on Uber's missteps and unsavory reputation.
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One of his unsavory chores is to keep writing to ask about the status, and it adds to a host of other reminders.
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It needs to be said at the start that there is something unsavory about using suicide as the underpinning for a horror movie.
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However, you can only imagine how this unsavory personality trait made him feel about the prospect of choosing an engagement ring for me.
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Thankfully, Wikipedia quickly restored the entry back to its normal state, so you won't see anything unsavory if you visit the page now.
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In addition to being generally unsavory, inbreeding poses a significant threat to the long-term survival of lions in the Santa Monica Mountains.
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However, platform technology companies often take stances against many practices that are unsavory and harmful but otherwise legal, like verbal harassment and abuse.
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From the report: On a conservative news site called the NTK Network, dozens of articles blasted Google and Apple for unsavory business practices.
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Torshin is also a longtime gun enthusiast and supporter of gun rights — but some have alleged that he has more unsavory connections, too.
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These races loom large in Rove's legend, and by all accounts served as a sort of testing ground for his unsavory campaign tactics.
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The Bone Zone suddenly became a less amusing place Thursday when sleuths discovered the nation's favorite everyman had a somewhat unsavory Reddit history.
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Now, it's a giant, package-delivering behemoth that despite some unsavory headlines, all of us probably use because it's just so damn convenient.
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To the contrary, he's holding a mirror up to society's "disturbing," obsessive, all-consuming taste for entertainment in all forms, including the unsavory.
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The Antonin Scalia School of Law had prompted some backside-related ribbing with the trending hashtag #ASSLaw, as well as another unsavory acronym.
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While motherhood clearly agrees with Cardi, the new mom hasn't shied away from addressing some of the more unsavory aspects of giving birth.
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Add the daily drips of President Trump's unsavory relationship with Russia and there has been relatively little attention paid to the Gorsuch nomination.
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And worse, a variety of unsavory characters like unwashed drunks have been showing up to loudly yell out their endorsements of his candidacy.
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Pardons for these two unsavory characters, however, are more likely to turn off Independent voters than further energize an already energized Republican base.
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The blackouts are a tool to stop people from organizing protests, and to control the spread of information that Indian authorities deem unsavory.
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From his unsavory but enjoyable sojourns among these bookish lowlifes—they all quoted literature—Hecht extracted something memorable, the myth of the newspaperman.
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The 21-year-old has become a divisive figure in Australia, particularly after a string of unsavory incidents over the last 12 months.
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Even so, the Louisville scandal's unsavory nature and the accusation that it involved cheating in recruiting has caused soul-searching among Cardinals fans.
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Stop using your one non-binary friend as an excuse for your unsavory behavior, such as repeatedly insisting that "dude" is gender neutral.
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For the ACLU, that means standing up for some unsavory, offensive, and even bigoted groups — including white nationalists — in defense of free speech.
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Sangmanee, the rising star of the fighting art, had been poisoned at the event by some unsavory characters in the Bangkok fight scene.
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Last year, the company had to suspend updates to its news app Toutiao after China's internet regulator accused it of spreading unsavory material.
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Even though the video featured the unsavory actions of Spanish police officers, the footage had nothing to do with the vote in Catalonia.
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After being invited to join APT and contribute artworks, Raad researched the organization and came to learn several unsavory details about its activities.
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Another reason for the phase-in is political, and unsavory: It prevents the EITC from being a benefit for the non-working poor.
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It will be along the K Street corridor, the offices of unsavory real estate developers and the darkest alleys of the information superhighway.
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But what about all those hard truths we learned along the way, about the unsavory ingredients that go into such crowd-courting performances?
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What makes Sandberg's current behavior so unsavory is that she put corporate interests — and her own image — ahead of the needs of democracy.
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Tinder maintains that very few of the interactions on the platform are unsavory, but the company wouldn't specify how many reports it sees.
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At the time, there were problems with noise from nightclubs on surrounding streets, "unsavory characters, and a little bit of crime," she said.
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Rather than misleading consumers, undermining free speech and discouraging a discussion of unsavory truths in our industrial food system, agriculture needs to evolve.
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Early on Mr. Douglas created a niche for himself, specializing in characters with a hard edge and something a little unsavory about them.
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Early on Mr. Douglas created a niche for himself, specializing in characters with a hard edge and something a little unsavory about them.
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We will make them pretty unsavory situations and you have seen it before and it is had an impact on smoking and cigarettes.
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Mr. Thomas was not given drinks with his food, which was an unsavory, brick-shaped dish called "Nutraloaf" that some states have banned.
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Disney keeps coming back to the idea of metaphorically dissecting the unsavory aspects American history in order to move forward as a nation.
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But putting aside MoviePass' unsavory business strategy and its ever-shifting goals, the company proved the immense consumer appetite for theater subscription models.
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Yet this sort of unsavory collusion between business and government has been routine in Mr. Trump's overseas operations, as The Times has reported.
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"It is unsavory, and it always has been that way, but we usually get where we need to be," Clinton told her audience.
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Human traffickers, the unsavory characters who leech off the desperation of the world's most vulnerable populations, almost always find their way into migration stories.
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China's government operates a comprehensive online censorship system to stop citizens from accessing information that it deems unsavory, as well as silencing opposing voices.
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So it's no surprise that many of the year's best tech books grapple with the unsavory side effects of our favorite apps and gadgets.
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In 1995, the tribe opened its first casino, a controversial decision among locals, who worried that gambling might attract unsavory characters to the area.
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"Sometimes we have to take people on who we find unsavory, but that's what a commitment to the First Amendment means," Randazza told Green.
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Perhaps their most recent associations with the unsavory stem from The Red Shoe Diaries, the scandalous late-night erotic drama that aired on Showtime.
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Several of the women spoke out against the initial curatorial decision, saying that Cosby's accomplishments should be diminished in light of unsavory sexual behavior.
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The AspireAssist requires constant maintenance and carries the risk of infection, bleeding, fistulas, and death (among other things,) which makes it an unsavory option.
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Former intelligence officers told NBC News that the agency had gathered reams of documents that could expose unsavory tactics by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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It wasn't one of the unsavory people in Laura's life who was responsible for her death, but someone closer to home: her own father.
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Last week, as New York & Company employees were unpacking stock at their Lexington Avenue store, they noticed a new accessory with an unsavory history.
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Even if Salah did know about Kadyrov&aposs unsavory reputation, even if he did feel uncomfortable rubbing shoulders with him, could he have refused?
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The actor's victory on Sunday night was met with some criticism from those who felt Academy voters were overlooking unsavory allegations from Affleck's past.
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The site's reputation as a haven for the web's more unsavory subcultures has made it an anathema to most mainstream advertisers and ad networks.
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It was an epiphany: finally an explanation for the cocktails of unsavory symptoms that doctors had left undiagnosed in so many for so long.
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Now seemingly lost in the barrage of unsavory Trump disclosures, Trump's former campaign chair has a long history of working for pro-Russian clients.
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Obama likened the Middle East to Gotham, a corrupt city controlled by Mafia "thugs," unsavory characters who nonetheless imposed order, according to The Atlantic.
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The Clintons appear to have operated an aggressive shakedown operation of domestic and foreign interests, including Russian, many of which are unsavory and criminal.
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PRESTONSBURG, Ky. (AP) — A Kentucky man who went to the doctor with an irritated eye got the unsavory news that it contained a tick.
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There were further unsavory scenes when a number of riders collided with barriers that had blown across the road just after the finish line.
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Investors don't appear to be concerned by the inability of Google and Facebook to keep illegal or unsavory content and ads off their services.
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Attendees told me that they wanted Trump removed because he's racist, because he's surrounded by unsavory characters, because he doesn't care about the poor.
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The year's stories about Russian-backed political ads — and other unsavory advertising practices — hit Facebook's reputation as the social network for friends and family.
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Buttigieg, a former consultant at McKinsey & Company, a massive and often unsavory worldwide management consulting firm, rhapsodizes about data's power to transform local governance.
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"A Scandal in Paris" and "Lured" both feature protagonists who cross over from a particular unsavory milieu to become respectable enforcers of the law.
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"And often, some unsavory characters continue to harass the player or their family if they believe they weren't given the full amount," Halem added.
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Anti-pedophile activism has been associated with illegality and violence in the past, and has been practiced by some of society's more unsavory characters.
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Manafort has a long history of working as a lobbyist for unsavory foreign leaders, including Zaire's Mobutu Sese Seko and the Philippines' Ferdinand Marcos.
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"Yes, we do have some unsavory characters who come over and 'hang out' from time to time (as any major city does)," Wallack wrote.
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However, their positioning unearths two unsavory implications: complacency has gripped the market, and history suggests that volatility could suddenly rebound after a dull stretch.
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And yet, his dismissal seemed to have happened for the worst sort of political reason: for failing to do his boss an unsavory favor.
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After multiple delays, Trump's plan now faces the unsavory prospect of being introduced just as he ramps up his campaign for the 2020 election.
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"When abortion was a crime, the extralegal punishment for women was being pushed into the unsavory and dangerous world of illegal abortions," Sanger writes.
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"With regards to Hunter Biden, taking excessive advantage of his father's name is unsavory but also not a crime," Romney said on the floor.
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The wood-and-steel frame covering a busy corner of Harlem blots out the sunlight, blocks foot traffic and attracts unsavory crowds and litter.
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He's hammered Mexico and other countries for policies that he says are disadvantageous to the US and that send unsavory individuals into the country.
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Myanmar's situation has become a test of Facebook's pledge to rapidly respond when its platform is used for political or unsavory purposes (The Hill).
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No need to get himself mixed up with such unsavory types again, at least until the fuel gauge inevitably dipped to zero once more.
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R. Kelly is an unsexy, unsavory person who's been getting a pass for way too long ... according to Tiffany Haddish and Charlamagne tha God.
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Jon goes out to sell raffle tickets for a school fundraiser to the neighbors, and encounters a number of strangers — some more unsavory than others.
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Instead, as "Will" reveals, its titular character eventually realized Judith was up to some unsavory dealings and blackmailed her into letting him join the enterprise.
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"Major blow to human rights" By removing itself from the ICC, South Africa could soon become home to many unsavory characters, human rights groups worry.
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Even something as straightforward as the data about user listening habits on Spotify turns out to be usable in ways that many might consider unsavory.
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He also offers a judicious assessment of controversial F.B.I. sting operations, using often unsavory informants, and the overreach by intelligence agencies in their surveillance efforts.
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They can't message that same person again until they respond (to prevent spamming), and the text-only limitation ensures no unsavory photos get blasted around.
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" A month earlier, Queen guitarist Brian May called the campaign "unsavory" after asking that their music not be "be used as a political campaigning tool.
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He leaves room for her to have emotions that aren't pretty or convenient, and offers unconditional support as she deals with her own unsavory past.
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China infamously operates the so-called "Great Firewall", the world's most sophisticated online censorship system, to block and attack Internet services the government deems unsavory.
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Now, Haiti is on the precipice again, because of a man-made disaster of dirty elections, an unsavory president and the threat of crippling instability.
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Those comments detailed the firm's use of bribery, blackmail, and other unsavory techniques to compromise politicians and impact geopolitical situations on behalf of its clients.
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We freak out over the unsavory influence of social media on our politics, while TV's partisan influence on elections is far, far greater than Facebook's.
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I liked that Kate went to Chuck for advice about her dad (who she found out has money in offshore accounts, not illegal, just unsavory).
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Google has been updating the algorithm it uses to display search results to weed out sites marked by fake news, malware and other unsavory content.
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During the first year of the Obama administration, the president's advisors, including Tchen, were tasked with just that, vetting candidates for any possibly unsavory affiliations.
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The social network announced that it was cutting ties with Definers, but denied that it had urged the firm to engage in any unsavory practices.
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But I also think Twitter in particular has allowed its platform to be a method by which really unsavory groups of people organize and harass.
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It had never occurred to me that my hairstyle was a bold choice, but in that particular corporate setting, it seemed, it betrayed something unsavory.
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The old script that Kudlow followed, of just agreeing not to talk to Brimelow about his unsavory beliefs, no longer works in the new era.
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But General Sisi has an unsavory reputation, particularly among human right groups, for his role in the bloody military coup that ousted President Mohamed Morsi.
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It's a painful pill for Trump critics to swallow, but ill-advised is not illegal, unsavory is not unlawful, and chaos is not a conspiracy.
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Farhad: Also, a V.C. was sued by a woman claiming sexual abuse and a lot of unsavory details came spilling out in the legal documents.
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It's true that none of the victors in the contests over the last three decades had an opponent as unprepared, unsteady and unsavory as Trump.
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She turns to a psychic for help, but discovers that in order to lift the hex, she's going to have to make some unsavory choices.
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While spending 24 to 48 hours as a baller would have been somewhat novel, the complications—as uncommon as they may be—were decidedly unsavory.
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"There's some pretty unsavory people, particularly in Bladen County, and I didn't have anything to do with them," Mr. Pittenger told Spectrum News North Carolina.
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Often the best way of learning about, and proving, criminal activity is by working with those involved in that activity, unsavory as they may be.
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Maintaining stability and rebuilding basic institutions were her first orders of business, and they required making unsavory political deals — for example, trading justice for peace.
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It was then, he said, after a life of lies, debt and unsavory business dealings, that he decided to plead guilty to eight felony charges.
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The video includes clips of Sanders making unsavory statements about racial stereotypes, saying Medicaid would cause bankruptcy and praising the Soviet Union, among other things.
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Clark predicts that fake videos won't be the first example of unsavory consequences from the spread of artificial intelligence tools through commercialization and open source.
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Yes, he happened to be a regular at Rao's, the tiny, cliquish eatery on Pleasant Avenue in East Harlem that has occasionally had unsavory associations.
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Devoted to the nationalist heroes she had come to know in the 1950s and '60s, she turned a blind eye when they embraced unsavory tactics.
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Ms. Markle's family has taken a pummeling in the British news media, and some critics wonder if royal weddings glorify a monarchy with unsavory elements.
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Prosecutors told the jury that Mr. Craig was determined to avoid that outcome in part because registration would have revealed unsavory details about his work.
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These are among the more unsavory tactics that have allegedly been used by some Indian political parties as they scramble for votes during election season.
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It might sound like an unsavory task, but scat samples in the wild can be goldmines for researchers like Train's owner, conservation biologist Karen DeMatteo.
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Trump's Greta tweet was undoubtedly the most unsavory he posted during his Twitter binge on Thursday, but it was far from the only bad one.
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So it must be unsavory "foreign lobbyists" trying to get us "tied up and bound down" so that they can drain our precious bodily fluids.
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All an unsavory ticket broker has to do is download the code and they're in business beating you or me to enormous quantities of seats.
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Nearly every past administration has hosted an unsavory dictator or two, a war lord or a tyrant, people who were truly undeserving of their elevated surroundings.
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Jigsaw, where she is the head of research and development, is a think tank within Alphabet tasked with fighting the unintended unsavory consequences of technological progress.
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To Catch a Predator didn't end its run because people didn't find it captivating—it ended because press and the people with money found it unsavory.
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Like the unsavory consequences of cigarettes, Facebook wants you to get in endless heated discussions with people you don't personally know and fight it out online.
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The bottom line: UnitedHealthcare and Envision trotted out kumbaya phrases in their press releases, but both companies have accused each other of some pretty unsavory things.
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There is a long history of journalists interviewing subjects who were either on the run from the authorities or who were considered unsavory for other reasons.
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As companies like Google, Facebook, and Twitter deal with unsavory content on their platforms, they're increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to help sort and classify data.
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Keeping with tradition, House of Cards' sixth (and final) season has a whole slew of new, unsavory characters, each one seemingly more despicable than the last.
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CEO Jack Dorsey has spent the past year trying to craft better moderation strategies to deal with hate speech and other unsavory actions on his platform.
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As the more mainstream business people had walked away from Benjamin Capital, they had been replaced by an unsavory crew, which included Ukrainian organized crime figures.
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Charming and utterly ruthless, he was willing to use ethnic division, death squads, media manipulation and a host of other unsavory tools to crush all opponents.
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Most people involved with the mafia are generally unsavory characters, whether they've committed murder, dealt harmful drugs, propagated exploitative prostitution, or otherwise taken advantage of people.
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The team also smeared the unsavory-sounding "worm homogenate" onto PE films, which showed the special enzymes produced by the worms helped break down the plastic.
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Lately, the call has been particularly strong for social media companies to help with the last element -- the elimination of unwanted content peddled by unsavory actors.
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If you think he sounds like an unsavory fellow, the 250 idiots just like him in Congress have voted to take health care away from millions.
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But if the Republicans continue to drag their feet, then they must be treated no better than Trump's other unsavory accomplices, and suffer the electoral consequences.
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The risks are usually generated as a result of an unsavory fraction of the population at large that wants to cause injury, for no apparent reason.
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The current makeup of the World Tourism Organization executive council is unsavory as well, with members including Iran, China, Russia, Congo, Sudan, Zimbabwe, and Saudi Arabia.
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Parents concerned with the unsavory elements in shows like "Thomas" and "Paw Patrol" should talk to their children about them, but "don't overthink it," Uhls said.
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Sunday, it was general manager Billy King and coach Lionel Hollins, the architect and the pawn, both fired after the Nets' unsavory start to the season.
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Instead of focusing on all the wild scores out of the 1980s we've been treated to, we had our collective basketball weekend monopolized by unsavory stuff.
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Speaking of weird and unsavory, if there's one thing that really excites Thiel, it's the prospect of having younger people's blood transfused into his own veins.
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Unsavory as it might have seemed to most Americans, the fact remained that Mr. Lindh had served in a foreign army, no more and no less.
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Though unarmed, they have developed an unsavory reputation as bullies, clashing violently with unlicensed street vendors and assisting in home demolitions and the killing of pets.
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PARIS — European countries from Poland to Italy and Britain are shutting borders, stepping up deportations and making unsavory deals with warlords in Libya to restrict migrants.
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Otherwise, he cautioned, we would stop reading the anti-Semitic author Louis-Ferdinand Céline, or shun Cervantes and Shakespeare if we found something unsavory about them.
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And though Keurig's new K-Cups may not mollify all of its critics, the company says it is trying its best to manage an unsavory situation.
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It would probably also lead to well-heeled candidates challenging every jot and tittle of their poorer rivals' petitions — a familiar, unsavory practice in New York.
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In the national interest, Washington has often held its nose and dealt with aggressive or unsavory governments, among them the Soviet Union, Russia, Pakistan and Egypt.
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But there are a lot of hopes, too — eliminating an unsavory black market and allowing the police to concentrate on more serious crimes, to name two.
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What's suspenseful is how Smith got caught, and what's mysterious is why he did it — and how his fiancée, Tonya Bundick, figured into this unsavory bacchanal.
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In Hungary, a Portuguese man was just arrested and admitted to playing a central role in "Football Leaks," which exposed unsavory financial dealings in international soccer.
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At first glance, Mr. Selge, who recently starred in Ms. Beier's messy production of "King Lear," seems far too distinguished to play Mr. Houellebecq's unsavory misanthrope.
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There's some colorful and rather unsavory street culture where my studio is located, so there's quite a contrast between that and my studio interior — neutral and calm.
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Most presidential candidates have suggested unsavory things about their opponents and virtually all of them paint a frightening image of what will happen if they're not elected.
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Even stacked against Walmart, its main competition and a business with its own set of unsavory practices, Amazon still comes up twenty cents short on hourly pay.
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They'll start to grasp the limits of relief agencies and the United Nations, and what kinds of unsavory compromises are required to care for the world's neediest.
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Poitras's uncompromising, commentary-free approach allows Assange to simply talk about his work and his ideas, as well as display the more unsavory aspects of his character.
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There are still places where bitcoin payments make sense, although they're sometimes unsavory: far-right groups have used them after being dropped by payment processors, for instance.
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I'm so excited about my sudden magical ability to make unsavory debris evaporate that I'm going to celebrate by purchasing some fake Yeezys at a reduced cost?
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The details are hazy—trouble with the law, unsavory characters hanging around the house—and I ask because so much of boxing is defined by rough childhoods.
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"I was never going to run any of it, because I'd be thrown out of Walmart tomorrow," he said, referring to the parking-lot encounter's unsavory details.
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Meanwhile, for Democrats, the deal is a political necessity: They can't afford to be seen as antagonistic to teachers, and that leaves them susceptible to unsavory bargains.
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"I'd love to get us to the point where attraction to fat bodies is normalized, and we don't read it as somehow necessarily unsafe/unsavory," she wrote.
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While I was reading Lisa Margonelli's new book, " Underbug: An Obsessive Tale of Termites and Technology ," I discovered that everyone I knew had an unsavory termite tale.
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Lessons for North Korea negotiations American engagement with unsavory regimes that abuse human rights is at times needed to achieve higher aims such as peace and nonproliferation.
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Nix was suspended after an undercover video showed him promising a potential client that the firm could help candidates by engaging in blackmail and other unsavory practices.
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The "never list," posted on the Beautycounter website, includes unsavory substances like the preservative formaldehyde, the synthetic antioxidants BHA and BHT, and the skin-lightening chemical hydroquinone.
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It's a commonplace of professional sports that young athletes, with fame and wealth thrust upon them, are at high risk of attracting unsavory companions and undue trouble.
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"I think it will not overshadow the World Cup, but it's something that stands already a couple of days before kickoff as an unsavory incident," said Powar.
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Landesman tries to walk a tricky line with Deep Throat's origin story, reveling in the squalid atmosphere of 1970s Washington while recoiling from his hero's unsavory qualities.
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However, it has since said it would begin "random testing of cannabis products produced by licensed producers" to confirm that unsavory products aren't used in legal weed.
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On Friday afternoon, some unsavory gossip leads to you obsessing over being in control of every aspect of your appearance as Venus connects with power planet Pluto.
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Moreover, advertisements can give a platform to unsavory organizations, as the recent Facebook debacle over selling ads to Russian interests during the 2016 elections goes to show.
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Cohen is expected to reveal potential criminal activity from his former boss, including campaign finances violations, as well as other unsavory behavior, like allegedly making racist comments.
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"There are just so many unsavory parts," said Paul Baylock, 65, an artist and former teacher who attended St. Thomas Aquinas a few years after Mr. Manafort.
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Bee said she was stirred by the young people she met protesting, adding that when she was young, her hobbies were a bit more unsavory than theirs.
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This means that regime insiders whom the international community finds unsavory could still wield power post Maduro, likely sharing it with populist-leaning members of the opposition.
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There was precisely that sinister air of coercion, of an employee helpless to avoid unsavory contact with an employer who is trying to grab what he wants.
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Unsavory optics also figure into Chuck's subplot this week, as he drags his son into a photo op to buttress his ascending public image for political office.
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Seeking to acquire fresh dirt for the next election, Giuliani cozied up with an array of unsavory oligarchs and disgraced ex-officials in the former Soviet republic.
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When news circulated that the Met's board was planning to ask Campbell to resign, high-level staffers at the museum began leaking unsavory stories to the press.
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Unlike that famed cerebral sleuth, William Arrowood is the detective of last resort, relying on instinct, impulse and sudden brainstorms to resolve distasteful cases for unsavory clients.
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Democrats called the tweet a clear effort to intimidate Mr. Cohen, who promised to and ultimately did implicate Mr. Trump in possible crimes and other unsavory behavior.
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At best, he's acting to help Russia get away with serious wrongdoing because admitting that an unsavory foreign power wanted him to win would make him look bad.
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Skyes said it seems like online sellers are willing to profit from erotica but not to stand behind authors when they get complaints about stories they find unsavory.
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They did choose this particular person as their subject, and they did create a movie that neatly elides a few of the more unsavory aspects of Avery's past.
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A show that's all about baking is in the spotlight for something unsavory after a damaging photo of one of its stars, Paul Hollywood, surfaced over the weekend.
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In Washington, political operatives often seek to avoid registering as foreign lobbyists because of the detailed reporting requirements and potential for political blowback when dealing with unsavory clients.
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A meeting with some unsavory clients goes wrong and Frank ends up dead, leaving behind his business and a widow (Leslie Mann) who seems less than entirely heartbroken.
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"The fact that they have been engaging in this really unsavory stuff does not surprise me at all," a former top-level editor for IBT told BuzzFeed News.
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She's actually drunk for the first time on an album, bragging about the wine and old-fashioneds that made her do all kinds of racy or unsavory things.
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It started in the most earthy way possible — underscoring turn of the century parades, brothels and barrooms (even its original spelling, "jass," has a whiff of the unsavory).
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Pence at least claimed he didn't favor discrimination against LGBTQ people during this controversy, but he's made a lot of unsavory comments in the past about LGBTQ people.
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Living out in the country means they pick up unsavory critters quite frequently and, after much trial and error, I have found that these medicines do the trick.
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And just in case you're worried about the kids seeing anything inappropriate, there are streamlined parental controls that will keep the kids from getting to any unsavory content.
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CHANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - Global sewage and water treatment firms are eyeing opportunities in an unsavory place: a growing pile of waste in China, the world's most populous nation.
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In spite of his charismatic and "squeaky-clean" public image, Ghomeshi's alleged unsavory behavior toward young women was reportedly common knowledge in the inner circles of Canadian media.
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The Kids app already lets parents plunk their kids in front of the screen without having to worry that their little ones will stumble onto some unsavory content.
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Facing a White House packed with unsavory characters, it is as if the Washington press corp needs to manufacture at least one person who is not so bad.
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They learn more about one another's pasts, get into trouble and discover unsavory information about the history of their town, including racial segregation and the troubling DiSanti legacy.
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This article delves into the history of a Trump adviser, Paul Manafort, a Republican with unsavory ties to dictators and oligarchs, as well as a number of Republicans.
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There are new folks in town — Danny's secret son, Nolan (Owen Teague); his mother, Evangeline (Andrea Riseborough); and the unsavory Ozzy Delvecchio (John Leguizamo) — and they've been talking.
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And Ms. Viner's plans for the newsroom seemed increasingly at odds with Mr. Rusbridger's, making the idea that he would soon return, as essentially her boss, increasingly unsavory.
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This is especially problematic for content that truthfully depicts a candidate engaging in unsavory or illegal behavior, but is being claimed by supporters to be a malicious deepfake.
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Despite some of the more unsavory examples, there are plenty of artful, whimsical, and occasionally beautiful bots to lift your Twitter experience just barely above a total hellfire.
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Lepore has taken up the mantle of literary resurrectionist, and in "Joe Gould's Teeth" she succeeds despite the unsavory nature of her subject's life and spurious literary legacy.
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Eventually, she's "rescued" and ends up at Yale with a full ride, but for a price: She must monitor the unsavory occult activities of the school's secret societies.
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Among other unstable and sometimes unsavory materials, her works have incorporated DNA samples, kombucha tea cultures, honey and flowering bacteria that she has used as a paint medium.
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By my reckoning, there's already proof of attempted obstruction of justice, but that's receding in a thick fog of collateral nefariousness and a teeming cast of unsavory opportunists.
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The internet can be a hellscape of unsavory experiences for anyone; parents face the added challenge of wrestling with how to adequately protect their kids without being overbearing.
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In Donald Trump's two-plus years as president, his approach to policymaking has often been defined by an unsavory stew of indecision, inaction, flip-flops and outright lies.
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Unsavory population transfers would also be likely in the Presevo Valley as ethnic Albanians move to areas destined to become part of Kosovo and ethnic Serbs leave them.
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Vladimír Bartovic, director of the EUROPEUM think tank, said Sobotka had faced unsavory options: leaving Babis in place and looking weak, or making him look like a scapegoat.
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No one should be surprised to learn that prosecutors often use unsavory or questionable characters to provide information or testimony in judicial proceedings that proves reliable and accurate.
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He has the delusional idea that a movie project will somehow bring back his estranged wife, Katie (Lucy Walters), who is put off by his unsavory day job.
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Mr. Capella was well aware that his own solution to the cartels was dangerous, particularly because it relied on the unsavory prospect of setting a prolific killer free.
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I understand that people are well-intentioned and want to save me from some unsavory experience, so I try to accept their tips graciously and say thank you.
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Unsavory figures populate both Silicon Valley and Westeros, and two characters who are both thankfully on the outs are Uber founder Travis Kalanick and Littlefinger, aka Lord Baelish.
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It also caught presidential advisers -- who had been hurriedly finalizing details on steel tariffs while also attempting to stave off unsavory questions about a porn actress -- off-guard.
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Tobacco companies there are now restricted in their use of logos, colors, and brand images, and instead have to use a standard (unsavory green) color and plain font.
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In their devotion to detail and their preternatural understanding that objects can exert a certain hold us, they touch upon our fixations, however odd and unsavory they might be.
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The Cambridge Analytica story only got worse, as an undercover sting video from the UK's Channel 4 News showed company executives discussing extortion, fake news, and other unsavory tactics.
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This sweet escape could also mean overlooking some unsavory traits — or even checking out when we need to be paying attention to things, like, say, the current political climate.
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The removal of this monument will be a bold statement on behalf of all New Yorkers that this unsavory moment in American history no longer deserves to be commemorated.
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The insect might have visited some unsavory spots, such as dumpsters and dog poop in a more urban area, or farms and animal carcasses in a more rural area.
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Others were more unsavory: Court documents named McAuliffe in a list of investors backing a man who pleaded guilty to a scam that took advantage of the terminally ill.
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Amazon's FreeTime Unlimited platform restricts kid content by age, which means that you won't be constantly looking over their shoulder to see if they've found something unsavory on YouTube.
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So are some of the other unsavory stories about Trump Model Management, including charging exorbitant rates for dormitory-like rooms that eat up nearly all of the models' earnings.
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I wrote that same law, Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, to provide vital protections to sites that didn't want to host the most unsavory forms of expression.
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The scene in question begins when the police commissioner's secretary shows up to an "unsavory" house, if you catch our drift, to drop off some important files for John.
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I am routinely forced to swallow unsavory comments from people who think they're being nice but really have a lot to learn about what it means to be gay.
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PETKANAS: If you were getting unmasked or being looked at by the FBI, maybe you shouldn&apost be having such weird conversations with potential foreigners and other unsavory characters.
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But then finding your audience—getting the audience to listen to what you're doing—involves shaking hands with these really unsavory organizations and companies, and it's kind of bleak.
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But even if brands can negotiate better ad deals because of the unsavory stuff on these platforms, that doesn't necessarily affect the balance of power in a meaningful way.
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Of the tens of academics, scientists, and economists I emailed, most didn't want to hypothesize—although in many ways, this unsavory tableau probably isn't too far off the mark.
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" There are of course, those who partake in unsavory practices, as Truong told me: "I don't eat bird nests in Ho Chi Minh City because I don't trust them.
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Well, given Paul and PewDiePie's rather odious behavior in the past, it's perhaps unsurprising that YouTube has cut them, as well as other unsavory elements out of its recap.
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It's not hard to imagine that Tumblr's new corporate owners may have an interest in reducing the visibility of some of Tumblr's more "unsavory" content than Yahoo ever did.
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"The Bloomberg report is a classic example of Uber using unsavory tactics in an attempt to impact our business," said a Lyft spokesperson to The Verge, echoing the sentiment.
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She explains to him that he's sold his company to her but much of his personal wealth, gotten during his unsavory deals with Varga, is hidden in offshore accounts.
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"But then, on the other hand, [there's a] candidate that's only, in my way of thinking, held such an unsavory job as a casino owner," Offerman added of Trump.
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" After mentioning the unsavory types and criminals who have been his article subjects over the years, Mr. Talese said: "I think educated women want to deal with educated people.
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But as they try to take down the gangs and dealers of South Central LA, Jake quickly discovers Alonzo's tactics are unsavory at best and highly illegal at worst.
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The Gawker relaunch faced trouble from the beginning, with Gizmodo's Splinter causing chaos after it dug up unsavory tweets of Griffith's shortly after the old property's new staff announcement.
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The animal-rights organization hasn't pinpointed specific brands that have sold products made from dog leather, making it tricky to fully ensure you're not accidentally purchasing the unsavory material.
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Schumer is celebrated (and celebrated, and then celebrated some more) for redefining the way women live in comedy, embracing more honest (and sometimes unsavory) depictions of the female experience.
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When you're told that a piece of information is a secret document, that you're seeing raw information that was kept from you, there's an unconscious signal that it's unsavory.
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What forced the company into this unsavory position is upward of $30 billion in liability after record-breaking deadly wildfires in 2017 and 2018 torched big swaths of California.
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On the unsavory side, Mr. Lieberman gained a reputation as a bully after he pleaded guilty to beating up a 12-year-old who had beaten up his son.
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That brings us to … The Chinese government does a fairly thorough job censoring websites and traffic from sources it deems potentially unsavory or damaging to the ruling Communist Party.
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In 2012, the Democrat-dominated State Assembly was rocked by the unsavory acts of Assemblyman Vito J. Lopez, a powerful Brooklyn Democrat, who had sexually harassed female staff members.
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Much of the government's case rested on the word of Jona Rechnitz, a wealthy real estate developer who both sides agreed was a prodigious liar with an unsavory history.
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Washington policymakers have disparaged the tech industry's largest players in recent years amid bipartisan concern about online misinformation, antitrust abuses, privacy violations and a flood of unsavory digital content.
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As YouTube has moved to limit ads from running alongside unsavory content, many creators on the platform have complained that their videos have been unfairly penalized by automated systems.
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His coming show, "Kanata," created in conjunction with France's Théâtre du Soleil, examines unsavory aspects of Canadian history, including the assimilation and subjugation of indigenous children at residential schools.
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But the 2016 campaign, with its unsavory issues, deeply unpopular candidates and underlying strains of instability, irrationality and incoherence, has proved particularly challenging to Mr. Bolton and his staff.
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Even the United States — which M.B.Z. had always regarded as his chief ally — seemed to regard the Muslim Brotherhood as an unsavory but inevitable byproduct of democracy in action.
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However unsavory Prince Andrew's history with Mr. Epstein, royal observers said it did not pose as dire a threat as had the unraveling of Prince Charles's marriage to Diana.
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President Donald Trump reportedly wants to take an even more hardline approach at the southern border — but wants everyone to blame his predecessor for all of its unsavory aspects.
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But despite these efforts, Cruz's campaign has developed an unsavory reputation for using "dirty tricks" against his rivals, an association he is now taking more drastic steps to combat.
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He is only one of many Abbas rivals and opponents within his organization who have fled the thuggish reprisals the Palestinian leadership imposes on its own, usually equally unsavory, rivals.
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Google has its own army of workers monitoring YouTube for extremism and other unsavory content; the search giant also launched an initiative aimed at ridding its search snippets of misinformation.
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She said the White House spent months negotiating with Kennedy over his retirement in exchange for a Kavanaugh selection, which would have an unsavory smell, and the story went viral.
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But eBay has endured scandals, bad press, and unsavory affiliations because it continues to be really, really good at one thing: helping you buy obscure shit on the internet.22001.
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Whenever I get sick—or depressed—there is a part of me that very much wants anything I deal with that day to acknowledge the unsavory, terrifying side of life.
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It was a doozy, a 37-page compendium of alleged criminal and unsavory activity witnessed by that employee, Ric Jacobs, while he worked at the company in 2016 and 2017.
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In a new spot that began airing on Wisconsin television on Saturday, Cruz's campaign is taking aim at a company, Worthington Industries, and suggesting unsavory ties to the Ohio governor.
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As a Politico story detailed last week, those worries didn't exactly go away, and only grew after a media report uncovered some unsavory tweets by a recently promoted DCCC official.
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"Facebook groups are where unsavory narratives ferment and are spread, often with directions about how to achieve maximum impact," noted Nina Jankowicz, global fellow at the Wilson Center, via email.
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It used Instagram's official API to hoover up data originally, the kind of data-gathering that has been happening for years by unsavory firms in tech, most infamously Cambridge Analytica.
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The so-called Great Firewall of China is the most sophisticated censorship tool in use anywhere in the world today, blocking the parts of the internet the government deems unsavory.
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In good news for anyone who can't resist the odd McDonald's blowout, the burger chain has said it's going to ditch some of the more unsavory ingredients in its meals.
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All have pledged significant new funding for AI research, and spoken of the importance of engaging with ethical challenges such as lost jobs, and systems that pick up unsavory values.
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"No doubt this campaign was one of the most unsavory in Israeli history," Yossi Mekelberg, professor of international relations at Regent's University London told CNBC's Squawk Box Europe on Tuesday.
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As unlikely — and unsavory as it may sound, the best option for mitigating the impending damage to the liberal cause, is through establishing a working relationship with President Donald Trump.
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There are strong arguments that all of these laws were compromised by the need to win support of unsavory vested interests and/or Republican senators, and didn't go far enough.
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After the evening is over, Roy introduces us to the unsavory sideline he runs with his accomplice (Jim Carter): It's a scheme involving an offshore investment opportunity and some Russians.
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There are new folks in town — Danny's secret son, Nolan (Owen Teague); his mother, Evangeline (Andrea Riseborough); and the unsavory Ozzy Delvecchio (John Leguizamo) — and they've been telling her things.
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Tech companies such as Tumblr, Twitter and Facebook are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence as a solution to all kinds of problems, particularly for scrubbing unsavory posts from social networks.
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That government may be unsavory, brutal, and repressive, but, in the end, he is doing what any diplomat is expected to do: argue his government's views as best he can.
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India has also imposed a widespread communications blackout in Kashmir in an effort to prevent the organization of mass protests and spread of information that is unsavory to the government.
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For some beach reading, you can peruse the at-times-unsavory transformations of this saying in "Cassell's Book of Quotations, Proverbs and Household Words," which spares neither children nor scholars.
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Facebook already allows advertisers to block specific publishers and shows them where ads appeared after the fact, but advertisers still find their ads appear next to content they consider unsavory.
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Racism definitely existed, at some point — no one was out there denying that slavery had happened — but its residue had settled only in the hearts of the most unsavory individuals.
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Wednesday's hearing is likely to dominate the airwaves as Democrats drill down on the more unsavory details about Trump's conduct documented in the report, which many Americans have not read.
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Beijing's ruling Communist Party frequently arrests and detains people considered unsavory to the regime, and the Hong Kong protesters see the proposed extradition bill as a threat to their freedom.
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Pretty soon, knowing her mortality, she's going to be pretty bold in pursuing a specific story with some very unsavory characters, and it's gonna upset some of her loved ones.
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If a president or a senator or a judge acts within his or her constitutional authority their motives should not be probed by prosecutors even if they suspect unsavory ones.
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Everyone also wanted to know about a story we broke ... that Floyd Mayweather is incensed that Bieber unfollowed him on Instagram because of some unsavory pics of strippers and such.
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Liberals, however, can't afford to dismiss Great Books as tools of white supremacy, or to disdain ideological training as the sort of unsavory thing that only conservatives and communists do.
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As the first season unfolds, Villanelle and Eve start to develop an odd intimacy, as if the efforts to monitor the other inadvertently resulted in a dangerous and unsavory tango.
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A few disasters ago, I would have joined in lock step behind this theory, but recent events and a quick and unsavory review of history have caused me to reassess.
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Under cross-examination in Federal District Court in Manhattan, Mr. Howe admitted to his own disreputable past, a life of lies and broken promises, unmet obligations and unsavory business dealings.
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And it should contend with Pyongyang's other egregious activities, like providing weapons and technology to unsavory regimes like Bashar al-Assad's in Syria and maintaining the world's worst gulag state.
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After a run-in with a pair of unsavory locals, she flees into the woods — only to soon find herself in the custody of an aggressive meth cook (Jay Paulson).
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Seems insane, but I came around: Neuwirth's Nadine, the secretary's chief of staff, was prickly and imperfect, with an unsavory romantic history, and she was estranged from her adult son.
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What everyone can agree on is that in the past few years, Berrent played a critical role in advising Neumann on some of the embattled company&aposs most unsavory issues.
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Manafort's unsavory role in that government was laid bare by his own daughter, who accused him of direct involvement in a series of deadly government crackdowns on the civilian protestors.
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While statements from those companies have insisted that the technology provided does not deal specifically with family separations, many view the arrangement as unsavory, and that line of justification as facile.
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As New York reckons with its new neighborhood for the mega-rich, the public will likely have to grapple with more unsavory anecdotes about how Hudson Yards found its financial footing.
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All defamation suits are a calculated risk: Plaintiffs amplify the statements that supposedly caused them harm and expose the unsavory details of their lives to discovery by the other side's lawyers.
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In this scene, inspired by his own childhood — and that of many of us growing up — the ground is littered with empty cans, pages of porn mags, and other unsavory debris.
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YouTube is planning to proactively seek out and police inappropriate or offensive content following public backlash over its repeated failures to keep hateful, exploitative, or otherwise unsavory videos off its platform.
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But the now Republican presidential nominee told the Journal that he either wasn't aware of the ties at the time or that he had only casual relationships with the unsavory figures.
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This time, Spurlock is going behind-the-scenes of the chicken industry to try and mount his own fast food restaurant, uncovering the unsavory details that go into a successful one.
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Right now, both of these unsavory scenarios are affecting women in Hollywood, showing a dark side of the web and the nightmarish ways people are using new technologies for harmful means.
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It also sounds like it might encourage more quality over virality, which could be great for helping to clean up the more unsavory elements of media on FB right now. 4.
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As with new video game consoles or media formats, you can expect most of the initial virtual reality content to be lackluster or unsavory (not that there's anything wrong with that).
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But there's so much wrong, and it's so unsavory, we just need to make ourselves heard saying so—that we don't like it and we want to speak up about it.
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To be sure, implying something is not proving it, but these results give cause for concern that public officials were using their position for personal gain in unethical or unsavory ways.
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Even though I didn't feel like helping him, I remembered one of my core clinical beliefs: Patients who present with unsavory personalities are usually decent people who manifest their pain uniquely.
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"There is a hard nut of support for Donald Trump that includes some unsavory types of people, who are probably never going to be readers of the Huffington Post," Polgreen acknowledged.
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Still, it's quite remarkable that a mobile game — albeit one that encourages users to go outside and explore the real world — is resulting in such diverse experiences, both pleasant and unsavory.
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With only one quota place per country available in each weight division, the duo are now locked in an unsavory tussle, though Yadav remains the likely man to fly to Rio.
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Reformers eagerly cite that provision to push back against claims that they were going after the unions, though they will in the same breath accuse reform opponents of unsavory bullying tactics.
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In a matter of hours, a deepfake video depicting a candidate engaged in unsavory behavior goes viral, and thanks to microtargeting, reaches those who are most susceptible to changing their vote.
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Narcos The photograph of Colombian armed forces members standing over the body of Pablo Escobar on a Medellín rooftop shows the end of a costly mission captured in suitably unsavory fashion.
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But while tons of apps out there will walk you through changing your unsavory patterns, one stands apart from the rest in that it gets to the root of your behavior.
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"If you're willing to engage in some fairly unsavory billing practices, (these services) could be quite lucrative," said Zack Cooper, a Yale health economist who has studied out-of-network billing.
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Prosecutors charged the defendants in December 2016 with orchestrating two fraudulent schemes involving Platinum, which struggled to attract large institutional clients despite years of golden returns from niche and unsavory investments.
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This week we saw a few high-profile (but if we're honest, low-impact) demonstrations of the ability to target advertising to unsavory groups generated or suggested by major internet companies.
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The Stronach Group recently established restrictions on medications and a ban on whips, moves implying that blame rested on trainers and owners for unsavory practices in the pursuit of purse money.
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Kuznetsov, during an interview in London last month, conceded that Rakhimov had to deal with unsavory characters after the fall of the Soviet Union, when he made his fortune importing foodstuffs.
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This is the real moral function of the memoir: to say the uncomfortable, even the unsavory truth of one's inmost being, so the reader might recognize herself and feel less alone.
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The point, then, is that the CIA program has already equipped a lot of rather unsavory people — and yet has not been able to turn the tide against Assad for good.
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Whether the partisan gerrymandering now at work has morphed from an unsavory (if long-tolerated) practice into an insidious distortion of democracy is being reviewed by the United States Supreme Court.
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After all, given the nature of white-collar criminal defense work, all these firms have extensive experience dealing with complicated conflicts issues, as well as difficult, controversial and otherwise unsavory clients.
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Data from those firms shows that somewhere between 39.8 and 47.4 million YouTube Gaming hours watched in January were from seven top channels broadcasting unsavory software or services in online games.
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The imprecision of the dubbing also complemented the unsavory tone of the films themselves, which tend to involve cynical characters who engage in dirty dealings and inflict gratuitous violence without remorse.
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Alas, that merely brings the Byrdes into contact with a new array of unsavory characters, while fraying their familial bonds, straining alliances and loyalties and inflicting no shortage of collateral damage.
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Before then, however, Musk had been ready to expose unsavory but truthful information he believed Howard may have uncovered about Unsworth, according to Birchall's testimony and email messages entered as evidence.
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A volatile director and an unsavory network executive both harass young women, which doesn't seem to bother anyone — which strikes a jarring note after the revelations of the last few days.
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Now Kim Yong Chol is an unsavory character, he&aposs been sanctioned for targeting Sony Pictures with that cyber attack and being responsible for killing 46 South Korean sailors back in 2010.
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After Skedaddle, an "Uber for Buses" startup, was featured on Business Insider, a screenshot of the four young male cofounders, smiling atop an article describing an unsavory-sounding mission, ricocheted across Twitter.
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Some of this now touches the US, where lobbyists with links to unsavory political interests in Europe have sought to stir up right-wing hacks against our work around the world. Why?
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That same month, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki said the company would increase its number of human moderators to more than 10,000 by 2018 to help rein in unsavory content on its platform.
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It has everything you'd want in a true crime scandal: expertly drawn unsavory characters, questionable heroes, unexpected twists, bribery, racketeering, and prose so evocative (and accessible!) as to read like a novel.
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And some readers were disturbed by how quickly the focus went from the unexpected death of a major public figure to the unsavory political machinations of naming a new Supreme Court justice.
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And while Boyce fears for his life in all kinds of unsavory predicaments — falling from a plane into a fiery lake, dodging Nazi soldiers and doctors — his problems are obviously tactical ones.
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Still, the report bolsters the impression that Trump's aides are working around him and is peppered with examples of presidential underlings spurning Trump's orders or working around him to avoid unsavory outcomes.
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Yes, the plays are straight out of the WWII Nazi leadership handbook, but if you ignore the remarkably unsavory goals, the sheer long-term vision and three-dimensional chess moves are impressive.
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But Kent worried Giuliani had an unsavory "track record" — one that included attacking Yovanovitch; seeking a visa for second "corrupt" prosecutor; and pressing Zelensky to investigate Biden and the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Along the way, he has lent credibility to unsavory Twitter accounts through his habit of retweeting posts that catch his attention, seemingly without regard for who is behind them or their motives.
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For a show that its creators have described as inspirational and feel-good, how will it handle some unsavory parts of the game and a culture that can be insular and sexist?
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Barr could be subject to hand-wringing from congressional Democrats if he limits the release of the report, but could also draw Trump's ire if he reveals unsavory information about the president.
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There were things I didn't want to write about—drugs and all these unsavory episodes—and then I thought, well that's the beauty of writing a memoir, because you have total control.
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Here are three ways to deal with China's unsavory business practices: The first option is to punish them with tariffs, investment restrictions, and World Trade Organization (WTO) cases and hope they change.
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But in South Africa, millions of dollars flowing out of a struggling public utility and into the pockets of consultants driving Porsches and Ferraris created an unsavory image that required a response.
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For example, after hearing about unsavory content on the YouTube Kids app last fall, I downloaded it and quickly found — while yelping in shock from my desk — a range of disturbing videos.
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Others insisted in background conversations with reporters that they were told the word he had spoken was "shithouse," a phrase that he often uses to describe physical structures that he finds unsavory.
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Among the unsavory characters who found refuge in 1934 at 334 Riverside, which by then had been renovated into a rooming house, was the book's title character — Bernard (Bennie the Bum) McMahon.
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They have called him Judas, accusing him of enlisting in a disinformation campaign by painting Russia as a dirty, bleak, unsavory place inhabited solely by the unscrupulous and the amoral, often drunk.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT, huddled on the ground, and referring to an unsavory detail in Stephanie Clifford's account of her alleged affair with Trump "How do you even know if Elon Musk is high?
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Florida has always been a good place to spread out, though it's been an absolutely terrible place to avoid unsavory characters who want to capitalize on people desperate for the good life.
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It follows that most of the unsavory things the platforms do—boost inflammatory content, track our whereabouts, enable election manipulation, crush the news industry—stem from the goal of boosting ad revenues.
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But they lack the support of web giants like Google — its partner, Comcast, staunchly supports the bill — and peer-to-peer platforms' reputation for unsavory content makes them easy targets for lawmakers.
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Like Henry Hill, he's going to tell the tale of his unsavory associates and criminal doings — a meandering reminiscence that will touch on some notorious historical episodes, many of them involving murder.
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In the film, De Niro plays Frank Sheeran, a real veteran and working-class guy who picked up some unsavory habits when he was in the military — like, er, murder for hire.
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The prospect of Ukraine and Georgia, both of which used to be part of the former USSR, joining NATO (and even potentially the European Union) is also an unsavory prospect for Moscow.
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He invites the girls ashore, gets them jobs as stripping singers at the slightly unsavory joint where he works, welcomes them into his clan's shabby apartment, and quickly wins Silver's undying love.
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A former undercover cop in the UK who worked against biker gangs across Europe draws a parallel between the use of junior clubs for unsavory business on both sides of the pond.
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Still, news outlets directing their editorial muscle to push for governmental policies that benefit the wider industry seems unsavory in a business that often ties itself into knots worrying about conflicts of interest.
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Even if nobody in Temer's government is implicated, the new scandal underscores some of the unsavory ties between business and political interests in Brazil that have undermined confidence in Latin America's largest economy.
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Though Ward found Flynt to be an unrepentant hedonist and cynical businessman, the budding mogul was also charming and whip-smart, and his more unsavory tendencies were tempered by a whiff of naiveté.
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If Jerry's voice always seemed slightly distant, like an extraterrestrial angel, Weir's was immediate, the slightly unsavory new friend buying you Tequila shots at the bar, whispering bad advice with the best intentions.
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By mid-century, Illinois still had an unsavory reputation for vote fraud, which Trump's two leading surrogates, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, now regularly cite.
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Those calls happened — perhaps to complain about an unfortunate and typically accidental placement of an ad next to an unsavory story, or about what the company sees as unfair treatment in an article.
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They do a disservice to the truth when they are willing to call a woman a liar because her choice of platform seems unsavory or unserious, despite its careful vetting of the facts.
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As talent agent Rick Peck, he repurposed his butter-smooth personality as something oilier and more unsavory, playing a knowing riff on the rascally-charmer type he'd originally made his stock-in-trade.
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With the opulent Strip within eyesight and even the unsavory parts of downtown Las Vegas starting to see gentrification, Commercial Center remains a slice of the legendary anything-goes Sin City of yore.
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And yet what still distinguishes this glossy, high-end shocker from most others in its genre is Demme's humane point-of-view toward even the most inconsequential and unsavory of the story's characters.
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The second stunt was a mental challenge during which contestants were asked to consume unsavory concoctions (like live bugs or animal parts) or endure extreme situations (like being submerged in spiders or snakes).
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The villain of the movie is a photographer named Damien (played by Richard O'Brien) hired by a British newspaper exec to catch the Spice Girls in unsavory acts that might ruin their reputation.
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While these may seem deeply unsavory, these are good examples of flaws we would certainly want to know about and certainly want to fix so that they could not be exploited for harm.
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The company's slate of proposed fixes — machine learning to recognize unsavory videos, a more robust ad-vetting staff, stricter policies — didn't do much to stem the exodus when Google announced them last month.
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The others, like what happened after YouTuber Logan Paul broadcast images of a dead body he discovered in a Japanese forest, were less political and more about content advertisers might find generally unsavory.
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In the story of Wonderland, Alice eventually left behind the Mad Hatter and all of the other unruly and unsavory characters who lived there and shared with the world what she had seen.
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According to a Chinese publication called NetEase, vendors in Wuhan have been selling shrimp balls that are made from the most unsavory of seafood, processed in pretty much the most nauseating way possible.
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There are presidential candidates spewing hateful messages at one another, a constant barrage of online threats and profanities that reduce seemingly mature adults to name-calling adolescents, and many other unsavory digital cesspools.
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Second, the allegiance of many white Democrats and independents is difficult to predict — cross-pressured as they are by the conflict between unsavory Trump positions they are drawn to and conscience or compunction.
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Now here we are, two seasons later, and Doug is making the administration's unsavory behavior potentially detectable again, by spending time with Laura Moretti, the woman who lost her husband because of Doug.
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"The script provided that she would miscarry in the closing scene so she would never actually have to make the decision, but this was still too unsavory for CBS programming executives," Faludi writes.
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However, that could prompt a snap election or minority government - both unsavory options for the SPD and for the conservatives, who are embroiled in their own power struggle for the post-Merkel era.
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But New York City's stylish new TWA Hotel, in a landmark Eero Saarinen building at John F. Kennedy International Airport, has lent a certain coolness to an idea once reserved for unsavory motels.
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They began to crawl along the gritty, unsavory New York City sidewalk, led by a marshal perfuming the air and sweeping the ground before them — and serenaded by a trumpeter playing melancholic riffs.
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In this sense, Chiang Kai-shek's use of opium traffickers to suppress Communists in Shanghai read like a familiar model of military pragmatism in partnering with unsavory actors for tactical and operational gains.
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Because it pays in Bitcoin, Numerai can send money to contributors anywhere in the world without collecting personal information, though this raises the risk that Numerai ends up doing business with unsavory people.
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The two filmmakers wanted to avoid casting the scene as homogenous, which the media coverage of its more unsavory aspects—Vikernes' church arson and murder of Mayhem co-founder, Euronymous—had already accomplished.
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As fringe groups are booted off of mainstream platforms, it will be interesting to see where they wind up and how their new platforms of choice will handle their unsavory new clusters of users.
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If Honey Harper succeeds, it will be because Fussell has managed to make a strain of country music honoring the strong legacy of the genre while attempting to revise its more unsavory, commercial aesthetics.
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Hacks and leaks, unknown sources and unseen footage -- the search for answers has taken us down some unlikely roads and helped to introduce a new generation of unsavory characters to the mainstream political scene.
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Perhaps taking a tip from the NYC service, which found that unsavory types were congregating around the LinkNYC kiosks to browse porn, LinkUK will not provide unrestricted internet access as part of the deal.
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What's more, when Dany herself speaks in this episode, it's treated as scary that she's speaking in a foreign language (and there are frequent cuts to her unsavory hordes of nonwhite people, which ... uh ...).
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Already, its installation in such a public setting (notably, near a copy of Michelangelo's David) has stirred dialogue over Danish colonialism — which, although an unsavory and difficult past, is part of the national story.
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Memes can keep people in check, allowing them to correct behaviors framed as unsavory or distasteful, because the core feature of viral content is its ability to tap into common, relatable emotions or experiences.
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The app lets passengers share their location in real time, Uber points out, and the person who booked the ride is required to rate the driver after each trip, helping weed out unsavory characters.
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Almost 900 pages of messages published Saturday by the Puerto Rican Centro de Periodismo Investigativo, show Rosselló and his cabal of advisers exchanging unsavory texts about journalists in Puerto Rico and their political rivals.
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The result is an unsavory mix of charity work, profiteering, and pay-to-play politics that potentially reaches the highest levels of US foreign policy and screams for IRS and Department of Justice reviews.
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"A few years ago on this show I made a joke about Mel Gibson getting a bit drunk and saying a few unsavory things," Gervais said about Gibson's anti-Semitic statements made in 2009.
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Amnesty International reported last week, however, that Iranian authorities had a history of using solitary confinement and threats against family members to make people unsavory to the government confess to crimes they didn't commit.
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If a financial trail between Deripaska and Orbis can be established, it is likely to raise even more questions about Steele, because Deripaska has already figured in the Russia investigation, in an unsavory light.
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Sprint officials later told the Buzans that an "unsavory" looking man who visited the store after the couple was inadvertently assigned Almitra Buzan's phone number, overriding her own service and rendering her phone unusable.
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An October poll by the Thomson Reuters Foundation found Delhi, along with Brazil's Sao Paulo, was the world's worst megacity for sex crimes against women, earning it the unsavory title of India's "rape capital".
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There are other unsavory tidbits missing, such as a speech Holbrooke once gave about press freedom, as NATO bombs dropped on the headquarters of Radio Television of Serbia, but one book can't include everything.
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"We should think of them as brilliant marketing of health auras," says Marion Nestle, a nutrition researcher at NYU and, most recently, the author of Unsavory Truth, about conflicts of interest in food science.
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She collaborated on books with Gardner, excising unsavory and black magic elements from his writings and Book of Shadows (a witch's personal handbook), knitting piecemeal shards of lore and mysticism into one cohesive whole.
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I wasn't seen as a survivor but more as a ticking time bomb who could relapse at any moment; a woman with a frightening, unsavory past which haunted me like a lengthy criminal record.
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Companies under threat by outsiders make promises that are too rash, buff margins through unsustainable tactics like tweaking the tax rate, or engage in poor acquisitions to try to make themselves an unsavory mouthful.
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If push comes to shove like it did with Kayla's date, he may not throw a kid through a table, but he may do something else to put a stop to some unsavory business.
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Many people are starting to turn a wary, and weary, eye on Silicon Valley after a string of unsavory revelations — like Russia using Facebook and Twitter to interfere in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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While the unsavory details revealed by these leaks made headlines right away, their true significance has only become clear with work done by Berkeley's Gabriel Zucman and associates in cooperation with Scandinavian tax authorities.
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Republicans sound ready to take that step, as unsavory as it will be after their scorched-earth campaign against Obamacare, and they are urging Trump not to cut the payments off in the meantime.
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Jamie and Claire tend to be exempted from culpability in the more unsavory aspects of their narratives, either because of their pure intentions or because circumstances just happen to work out in their favor.
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Gervais mentioned that he'd said some unsavory things about Gibson in the past, which helped him earn the reputation for being a loose cannon and, well, a sexy pick to host the Golden Globes.
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After Mr. Trump's election, Mr. Broidy marketed his connection to the new administration to politicians, businessmen and governments around the world, including some with unsavory records, and won big contracts for his defense firm.
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So he's being portrayed as a slob, but worse is the detail: There are unpaid medical bills for what are clearly unsavory diseases and he's picking his teeth with a fork like a peasant.
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In his writing, he ripped open the glossy facade of the celebrity chef, which in the early 2000s was still new and shiny, exposing the often unsavory realities of the trade that lurked beneath.
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The sober side likes to package the past into biographical portraits, production practices and technological innovations; sometimes, they nod at the more unsavory stories and use words like womanizer when they really mean rapist.
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One offering will be abomasum, the fourth stomach of a cow, which will be prepared in a two-day process — first, cleaned to banish unsavory odors, then marinated in spices before it is grilled.
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Machine learning, the AI technique tech companies depend on to find unsavory content, figures out how to spot patterns in reams of data; it can identify offensive language, videos, or pictures in specific contexts.
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Each feels he deserves more from life — Josip, more love; Andrej, more recognition — and though their methods may be unsavory, they remain sympathetic if simple characters trying to get by in a complicated world.
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Before he was snared by Mueller, Manafort was an uber-lobbyist and the epitome of Washington's swamp culture, exporting the dark arts he learned as a GOP operative to several unsavory political characters abroad.
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Anti-Americanism reached new heights in many places, and new social movements within the United States and around the world challenged America's reliance on unsavory partners such as the shah of Iran and Gen.
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When Bitcoin's price spiked last year, many big financial institutions took an interest in the virtual currency as a new kind of investment and have looked to move it away from its unsavory associations.
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To ignore her words would be to tolerate mild anti-Semitism, an unsavory proposition at any time, but especially now, when many Jews feel newly vulnerable in a country that's long been a haven.
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He was a key figure in the Nike-Adidas sneaker wars of the 25s, in which the shoe companies did unsavory things to steer the best high school players to one of "their" basketball programs.
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But Trump has eschewed the path of his predecessors, who explicitly declared the promotion of human rights to be in the national interest, even if they were forced to make Faustian bargains with unsavory actors.
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It may be that some cynical politicians are just looking to work the refs harder in a game they are already winning (drawing attention away from the more unsavory things happening in online political media).
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In a thousand pages, it depicts an array of colorful and frequently unsavory Parisians whom Ms. Despentes both skewers and humanizes: The misfits include musicians, drifters, playboys, bigots, homeless people, drug addicts and porn stars.
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It turns out that Cecile and Annette have made copies of Sebastian's journal, detailing his and Kathryn's many unsavory exploits, leading the headmaster to discover that the Kathryn's iconic cross necklace is filled with cocaine.
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Back in December, the unsavory hobby of a Reddit user by the name of deepfakes became a new centerpiece of artificial intelligence debate, specifically around the newfound ability to face-swap celebrities and porn stars.
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Snap's focus on privacy and communication between friends has helped it avoid problems with misinformation and spread of unsavory content, which have plagued Facebook and Google's YouTube, two of its rivals for digital ad dollars.
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When asked about some his outbursts and drunken tirades, LaBeouf expressed shame and regret, but he also touched upon some of the things in his past that may have driven some of those unsavory events.
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While most people still aren't sure what to broadcast, and some have misused the format for unsavory or criminal purposes, Facebook says one-fifth of the videos shared on its network are now Live videos.
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Hearthstone's upcoming expansion Mean Streets of Gadgetzan sends players into the city of Gadgetzan, a rapidly expanding port town teeming with unsavory folk, crime syndicates and evildoers that make for some game-changing new cards.
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For five straight years, long after other politicians abandoned the unsavory cause, Trump falsely insinuated that Barack Obama had not been born in the United States and was thus ineligible for the office he held.
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But foreign intervention risks evoking the unsavory legacies of colonialism and that of Western-branded counterterrorism initiatives elsewhere in the Muslim world -- both of which can assist terror groups in their radicalization and recruitment process.
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Putting them through Google Translate reveals some lewd and sexist remarks about women, a reference to drug use, unsavory descriptions of multiple things and people, and his support for a rival Dutch soccer club Ajax.
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But though it's come to light now through Facebook's unsavory practices, sentiment analysis (also known as "opinion marketing") is a standard weapon in the toolkit of both advertisers and political pollsters in the digital age.
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The game also evaded the more unsavory details of embalming (all of the orifices stitched and sealed are on the face), and there was just one point where I had to make a difficult choice.
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Even more disturbing is that so many of these and other actors were also caught lying under oath or to federal officials, behavior that indicates they knew they were doing unsavory if not illegal things.
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Unsavory voices will need to be part of that debate but the challenge of garnering a wide range of Syria's voices – at home or displaced – can be met with the innovation of the digital age.
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Many presidents have been elected in spite of their past indiscretions, but unless you have a team of handlers and PR types protecting and spinning your image, you should keep your unsavory past to yourself.
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Gates told the court this week that Manafort had neglected to report 15 different foreign accounts to US officials, and conducted illicit dealings for a series of unsavory characters, including pro-Russia operatives in Ukraine.
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The story: Already living lives of deprivation on the streets of New York, the city's young newspaper sellers felt an even greater financial squeeze due to the unsavory business practices of the print industry's titans.
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Last month, YouTube personality Jon Jafari—known to his millions of subscribers as "JonTron"— backed himself into a particularly unsavory corner during a livestream debate held on Twitch, through making some unwarranted remarks concerning immigration.
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After Mr. Trump's election, Mr. Broidy quickly capitalized, marketing his Trump connections to politicians and governments around the world, including some with unsavory records, according to interviews and documents obtained by The New York Times.
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Similarly, Romania has never fully wrestled with this unsavory chapter of history; the more immediate woes of Communism, dictatorship and the uneasy transition into capitalism swiftly relegated that era into a dustbin of irrelevant antiquity.
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"It would exacerbate the problem of guns ending in the hands of unsavory characters across the globe," said Kristen Rand, the legislative director for the Violence Policy Center in Washington, which advocates for tighter regulations.
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He will cynically exploit Biden's long, unsavory record as a legislator—his deep ties to the financial services industry, his role in unpopular crime and trade bills—to try to dampen enthusiasm for his candidacy.
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A New York Times investigation found several who said he had attacked them or made unsavory advances in venues like The Savoy in London and the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc on the French Riviera.
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The verdict Monday will only deepen that unsavory image of Samsung, while "disappointing numerous people who have hoped that this case would serve to end politics-business collusion," said Chung Sun-sup, editor of chaebul.
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Now, the ex-associate of Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani claims he's telling the story of all the things he did as a citizen of Trumpworld, including the unsavory parts, and the things he now regrets.
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"Like an unsold house that has sat too long on the market, an asset that has been shopped too often without success" takes on an unsavory air, he wrote in a research note last week.
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The same laws used to dismiss Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif could effectively be applied to other lawmakers, spelling potential political upheaval and a stronger military — unsavory scenarios for the nuclear power's fragile democracy.
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That has earned Malmo an unsavory reputation well beyond Sweden's borders, but the assessment lacks context: Chicago's homicide rate was 28 per 100,000 citizens last year, and Saint Louis's was 59, according to one analysis.
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Patrick Kelly's life story and work should be instructive for these young black designers as they contend with such unsavory forces: Take that pain and turn it into power by channeling it through your work.
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Currently, it is stuck in an unsavory marriage of convenience with coal, begging for federal bailouts for "baseload" plants in the name of "resiliency," a transparently fraudulent case that is winning the industry no friends.
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With the ability to hide a hacking trail, use proxies in an attack or feed government-level technology to criminals, the attribution capability for such activity continues to be murky, with easy deniability for unsavory actors.
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The ruling is also a symbolic blow to South Korea's elite business class, which has strong ties to the country's political leaders and has long enjoyed immunity from all kinds of unsavory business practices and corruption.
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But while it's not terribly creepy to walk up to someone and fully explain the situation, it sounds like Google and/or its contractor may have been taking some extreme and unsavory shortcuts to cash in.
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President Donald Trump's embrace of Netanyahu — an unpopular leader embroiled in personal corruption scandals, who has unapologetically sought to expand settlements and forged alliances with unsavory characters around the world — has only further alienated the left.
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They also accrued a claim to authority, by way of proximity, and you can see some of the "actors" toggling between genuine empathy and the treat of being asked unsavory questions in front of a camera.
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In a series of four attack ads, the group spotlights some of the unsavory comments the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has said on the record about parenting and family life in various interviews and media appearances.
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The violence of rough-and-tumble fighting translates to barbarism in our own time, of backwoods brawling indicative of low-brow, uneducated, unsavory degeneratives that we, as a society, are glad to leave in our past.
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The idea of this Clinton Initiative taking money from heads of states when the wife is Secretary of State is just unsavory " "What you're really asking," Cooperman said, "is who are you supporting in the election?
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Trump has eschewed the path of his predecessors, who have explicitly declared the promotion of human rights to be in the national interest, even if they have been forced to make Faustian bargains with unsavory actors.
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But, for some, the actor's charm has quickly faded after internet sleuths resurfaced a handful of his past unsavory tweets promoting racist and homophobic rhetoric and seemingly supporting dangerous conspiracy theories pushed by far-right figures.
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Some thought he should have quit for the good of the museum while others believed that stepping down would embolden protesters to call for more resignations of board members with ties to other unsavory business investments.
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Sure, it teaches some valuable lessons — being greedy is unsavory, being humble is rewarding, and that the innocence and brilliance of childhood imagination can change the world for the better — but it's also kind of dark.
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It's unfortunate that the very real enmity between these two talents has played out on a public stage and has been subjected to a gaze that filters out the parts of Blackness deemed uncivil or unsavory.
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Dominated by corporate giants, one of which has cornered the market for mobile phone cracking technology in the US, and also home to plenty of smaller shops, the mobile forensics trade is littered with unsavory episodes.
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But looking beyond the blood and body count, "The Boys" explores what could happen if those held up as icons fighting for truth and justice actually serve the corporate bottom line and their own unsavory appetites.
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By infusing the lubricating oil used in Japanese sanitation trucks' vacuum equipment with a specially crafted Deo Magic scent, the aroma released during the unsavory process of sucking out sewage lines now releases a chocolate fragrance.
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The White House is attempting to shape expectations: Even if the special counsel's report catalogues unsavory conduct and connections, it will be portrayed as exoneration if there was no "collusion" in the sense of criminal collaboration.
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His public and private life are defined by unsavory behaviors: allegations of tax evasion and consumer fraud, accounts of sexual misconduct by at least nineteen women, hush-money payments for two alleged extramarital affairs, and more.
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In an unusually rowdy session in the Bundestag (lower house) later, far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) deputies stormed out of the chamber after a Social Democrat (SPD) accused them of being "unsavory" right-wing radicals.
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Finally, though, Raymer does rise to the occasion, tracking down a hit-and-run driver and putting an end (with an ophidian exclamation point) to the criminal career of one of the book's more unsavory characters.
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This unsavory character inspires his new memoir's title and its central conceit of a man keeping up appearances on the center stage known as life, performances humming along briskly even as chaos descends behind the scenes.
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Venus clashes with Pluto at 3:18 PM, stirring up passion, drama, and intrigue—watch out for unsavory power dynamics and bring in a third party if a one-on-one situation is getting too heated.
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The unsavory night in Sofia, a night in which England's black players were subjected to monkey chants and Nazi salutes, came to a sad ending when Bulgaria's team coach Krasimir Balakov denied any abuse took place.
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Those unsavory characters on the governing council, most of whom were allies of the United States from the preceding decade, went on to loot the country, making it one of the most corrupt in the world.
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Even some in Mr. Trump's orbit worried that it would look unsavory to accept money from political donors for the celebration at a time when coronavirus fears were spreading, according to people familiar with the concerns.
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Instead, Lyft capitalized somewhat on Uber's missteps and unsavory reputation, raised another $2 billion last year, gained market share, launched its first international market last year (Toronto) and seems poised to exist for the foreseeable future.
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It was here that Mr. Streur was first exposed to the idea of responsible investing when his clients asked if he could divest their money from "unsavory" companies, like those involved in tobacco, gambling or guns.
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That idea of Florida land scams has seeped into popular culture; Glengarry Glen Ross, the famous David Mamet play, chronicled unscrupulous salesmen who tried to sell land in exotic-sounding places using brochures and unsavory tactics.
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"We'd again like to extend our apologies to Jofra and the England team management for such an unsavory incident and reiterate once more that this type of behavior is completely unacceptable," said NZC spokesperson Anthony Crummy.
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When Diane tells Maia why she's willing to take seemingly unsavory clients, she seems to allude to their falling out: "People I thought with all my heart were guilty turned out to be innocent," she says.
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This cadre of men implicated in serious wrongdoing has already revealed the President's comfort with surrounding himself with unsavory characters -- people willing to forge connections with individuals tied to a foreign government interfering with our election.
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Since October, when revelations about the producer Harvey Weinstein unleashed accusations against other men, organizations have rapidly distanced and denounced their now-unsavory benefactors, in an effort to keep the rest of their donors from fleeing.
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The shot recalls their old loops at the park, when their daily routine included a pleasant respite from the guests' unsavory attention in Sweetwater, complete with lacquered promises about how they'll truly be together one day.
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At Mr. Percoco's trial, Mr. Howe testified about a life of lies and unsavory business dealings, but it was only under a withering cross-examination that he admitted to attempting to defraud his credit card company.
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This is what seemed so unsavory about the appointment of Rex Tillerson, Exxon Mobil's former chief executive, as secretary of state — the potential for corrupt undermining of sanctions that were meant to hold Russia to account.
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Gambling: Las Vegas is the mecca of sports gambling in America, and some owners worry that putting a team there will lead more players and referees to rub elbows with unsavory characters trying to corrupt them.
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"Before the fight, the biggest selling point for the B.J.P. was, 'Surely you don't want another term with these unsavory guys,'" said Siddharth Varadarajan, editor of The Wire, an online Indian news site, in an interview.
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The revelations, along with a number of player contracts posted on the site, exposed a murky world of soccer finance that was at best unsavory and at worst in violation of national and international soccer regulations.
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" Galli continued, noting that the president has, in his opinion, lowered the standard for presidential decorum, openly admitted to unsavory interactions with women and has worked with a "number of people who are now convicted criminals.
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Photo: MeizuIf you have a flat charger, you basically have to make an unsavory tech sandwich out of the phone and the charging pad if you want to use it anywhere other than on a flat surface.
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Though most people haven't heard of the term's unsavory use by the Nazis, the New Horizons team was aware of it and went with the name anyway, science reporter Meghan Bartels reported for Newsweek in March 2018.
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For many on the left and in the establishment press, this is an unsavory cast of characters -- a group of unserious instigators and ne'er do wells whom the President of the United States should not be elevating.
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I wonder if 2017 could be the year free-to-play's unsavory design catches up with it, and in place of cookie-cutter mobile games — or at least alongside them — we see a renewed push for experimentation.
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She didn't receive a single job offer after graduation (since women lawyers were ... unsavory prospects at the time), but she eventually landed a clerkship and worked at Columbia Law School's International Procedure Project before moving into academia.
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I appreciate the ability to open Eero's smartphone app to see which devices on my network have endured the most attempted attacks—a telltale sign someone has installed bad software or has been hanging around unsavory destinations.
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Trump is focused on pushing the unsavory depiction of immigrants he honed during his 2016 presidential campaign, painting members of the migrant caravan heading north as "criminals" and claiming there were "Middle Easterners" hidden in the group.
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If you're regularly browsing unsavory sites or the computer is used by people ill-equipped for practicing safe browsing (think the very young and very old) than keep your eye on antivirus round-ups and group tests.
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After the photo of Kellyanne Conway's controversial couch-kneeling in the Oval Office made its way around the Internet, some unsavory jokes and comparisons began to creep up, including one from Louisiana Representative Cedric Richmond, a Democrat.
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Like the Russian president, who relies on unchecked vigilantism to instill fear in his population, Trump has awakened something visceral within his supporters; they have turned violent against protesters and threatened journalists reporting Trump's more unsavory attributes.
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Snapchat has been largely untouched by privacy issues plaguing Facebook Inc and Google's YouTube, two of Snap's rivals for digital ad dollars, because of its disappearing messages that make it difficult to broadcast misinformation or unsavory content.
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The New York Times' bombshell report into the past three years at Facebook paint a grotesque picture of the company's attempts to navigate a string of high-profile controversies by using unsavory, unethical and dark PR tactics.
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It is unclear what those unsavory elements plan to do once they get here, but history gives us a better idea of what to expect from the economic refugees who make up the bulk of the caravan.
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What is unsavory about all this is the line of thinking that masks the desire to increase profit with concern for worker wellness—a logic that might be good for capitalism, but is very bad for people.
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Unsavory details have been leaking out about how Russian oligarchs funneled money to Conservative Party politicians, spawning conspiracy theories as well as criticism that it deprives British voters of vital information about Russian meddling before another election.
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Among her clientele, Treva Duboise claims, there is more interest in a darker chapter in Commerce's history, when an unsavory pair drove into town and killed a police officer about a year before the Mantles moved in.
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Global power does not exist in a vacuum — a retreat by America from its agenda on the world stage would be filled by some most unsavory state actors, aided and abetted by the likes of Julian Assange.
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Her presence is thought to be detected with the scent of her perfume filling a room, or with the swing of the home's chandelier, which she supposedly moves back and forth if she encounters an unsavory guest.
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Some apologists claim that these types of racist practices, and the codes of silence that are required to perpetuate them, are the unsavory but necessary facts of life in maintaining law and order in the big city.
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MUNCHIES reached out to Karmin to ask if there are any concerns that such a theme might draw some of the more unsavory attention the internet currently has to offer, but has not yet received the response.
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"I Walked With a Zombie" is upfront about the island's tragic history of slavery and the slave trade, even as some of its white characters would rather minimize their unsavory past to focus on the romantic melodrama.
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Andrew Ross, a professor of social and cultural analysis at New York University, said that donors sometimes give hefty amounts to institutions in an effort to shift attention from business practices that may strike some as unsavory.
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Perhaps because of Mr. Howe's unsavory history and its potential to undermine the prosecution's case, the government did not call him to testify in a second, related corruption trial, though his name was mentioned frequently there, too.
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Democrats believe the Hyde-Smith campaign is leaning hard into racial dog whistles and other unsavory attacks in the lead-up to the general election — and a quick scan through the Republican campaign's Twitter feed explains why.
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After an early unsavory use of "aversives"—punishments, including the use of electric cattle prods, to discourage undesired behaviors—Lovaas and his colleagues settled on an intensive regime of bit-by-bit positive reinforcement of desirable behaviors.
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Since there is no sign that Mueller has finished his investigations of the connections between Trump's business, and those of his campaign team with Russia we can expect highly unsavory further revelations concerning their long-standing relations.
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The extraordinary and anti-social reactions by certain absinthe drinkers a century ago are now chalked up to either dangerous additives added by unsavory distillers, unrelated mental illness, or perhaps some consumers simply being very, very drunk.
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The bags that year includes a few items the Academy deemed "unsavory," such as marijuana vape pens, sex toys, and a "vampire breast lift," which the Academy apparently didn't want to be linked with in the media.
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The two sections are interspersed with idyllic photographs of the island's undeniably spectacular landscapes (a sharp contrast to the noticeably unsavory character of its main city, Palermo) that will send many visitors scurrying to their travel agents.
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Trump could learn something from America First — which reacted to Lindbergh's universally condemned speech with a weak statement saying that the speech wasn't anti-Semitic — about what happens to movements that don't police and disown their unsavory supporters.
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Graham said he wants to make sure the U.S. is not now held liable for the actions of some of the unsavory groups it is aligned with in the complex and shifting political environment of the Middle East.
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While SEC Chairman Jay Clayton and Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Christopher Giancarlo voiced concern over a lack of regulation and potential security violations, the focus seemed to be on removing unsavory factors rather than killing crypto altogether.
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In the case of drones, the expectation would be that involvement in the MTCR and other relevant arms control institutions could help limit the sale of arms to unsavory parties and control how those recipients use the technology.
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This story of Indianapolis cops reverting to pre-web tactics for catching pimps and others in the sex trade shows how the closure has taken away a valuable tool for keeping tabs on the unsavory but ineradicable industry.
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Homestuck's dual epilogues present two extremes: Either the narrative is dominated by self-involved, control-freak pedants, or it is turned over to the messy, deeply conflicted, unsavory but often beautiful, and indeed, sometimes liberatory realm of fanwork.
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The next film from The Invitation director Karyn Kusama is a dark, fevered crime drama that has a barely recognizable Nicole Kidman playing a detective who goes undercover and has to do and deal with some unsavory things.
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Politicians can at times sneak around these walls in unsavory ways, but the notion that a president's son-in-law will receive the presidential daily briefing while his daughter runs his international business empire is a flagrant breach.
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Nashua, New Hampshire (CNN)Donald Trump is launching an offensive against Ted Cruz in South Carolina, calling him the "worst kind of Washington insider" in a wide-ranging attack ad that paints him as dishonest, unsavory and inconsistent.
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The Sons of Anarchy star sat down with People Now to talk about his latest movie, Lowriders, which focuses on a family steeped in the car culture of East L.A. — while trying to outmaneuver some unsavory criminal elements.
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But when that research raises troubling questions as to sources, methods and provenance, we were quite clear with our candidates: if you have received materials from a potentially unsavory source, immediately turn it over to the appropriate authorities.
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On the other hand, to allow a president off scot-free for such behavior would signal a new low in acceptable presidential conduct --an unsavory precedent that can only pave the way for worse misdeeds in the future.
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Ms. Nurul Izzah is one of about two dozen opposition leaders and activists who have been refused entry into Sarawak this year in keeping with a ban on "unsavory elements" imposed by the state's chief minister, Adenan Satem.
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The Interpreter WASHINGTON — It would have seemed surprising from any other president, but has become practically routine for President Obama in his final year in office: acknowledging the United States' unsavory history in a country he was visiting.
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"Higher pressures in the weapon drive all sorts of unsavory things — barrel wear … the stresses that go back on the bolt face, extraction [problems], premature part wear — there's all sorts of unfavorable things higher pressure drives," he said.
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They play music like they know all the right things to pick out from Pottery Barn without exceeding their budget; they can recite at least two Emily Dickinson poems, and artfully appropriate Interpol riffs without the unsavory implications.
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It's when outsiders get involved that everything fucks up, and that's a good metaphor for the book as a whole: Tech people get involved and don't even set foot on a porn set because they think it's unsavory.
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We deliver cybersecurity solutions that are made broadly available to businesses, entrepreneurs and nonprofits, and that's incredible, but there are also some unsavory actors online, and we've always been a transparent organization [about having to grapple with this].
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This may constitute no more grave an offense than being a generally boring and unsavory way of going about things; in this instance perhaps it's touched a little too closely on a space where lives are at stake.
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After his early foray in government, Mr. Freedman went on to become a foreign lobbyist working with Paul Manafort in the 1980s and 1990s for sometimes unsavory but well-paying foreign leaders, including Ferdinand Marcos, the Philippine strongman.
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The National Front's unsavory past is embodied by Ms. Le Pen's 88-year-old father and founder of the party, who on Monday addressed a couple of hundred supporters in Paris at a rally celebrating Joan of Arc.
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The company that made waves by, among other things, hiring legendary hip-hop artist Darryl McDaniels of Run-DMC to perform at a post-layoff party, is back in the news this week for yet another unsavory reason.
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This unsavory choice is a product of many factors, but can be traced most directly to the primaries and caucuses — the state-by-state voting, early this year, in which Democrats and Republicans chose their parties' presidential nominees.
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For instance, while kids may love Peppa Pig videos, there are also Peppa Pig alternative videos that may get pulled through YouTube's related videos algorithm promoting unsavory, deeply disturbing concepts like Peppa drinking bleach, or eating her father.
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For years, major leagues steered clear of Las Vegas because some owners worried that putting a team there would lead more players and referees to rub elbows with unsavory characters from the gambling world trying to influence games.
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CLOAKROOM CREATOR DEFENDS APP: The creator of an anonymous social media app for congressional staffers called Cloakroom is defending the platform after a series of news stories that highlighted some of the more unsavory posts on the platform.
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Open-ended vignettes star Sydney Pollack as the unsavory host of a Christmas party, Alan Cumming as a conspiratorial hotel concierge, Rade Sherbedgia as the proprietor of a costume rental shop and Leelee Sobieski as his naughty daughter.
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Because Russia is basically just selling fungible commodities into a big global marketplace, it has much more scope to thumb its nose at international opinion, something unsavory regimes in Saudi Arabia, Iran, and elsewhere also take advantage of.
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Even if he does encounter something unsavory—such as one of the bacteria or viruses Agwu listed above—he's not likely to experience anything more than diarrhea, vomiting, cramping and a possible fever even if he does get sick.
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When a self-tanner is formulated with too much dihydroxyacetone (DHA) — the colorless chemical that reacts with the amino acids in your skin to produce a temporary pigment — it can develop with an unsavory orange tint that looks unnatural.
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An emotionless assassin (with a moral code!) who's also capable of cooking or uncooking the books for an assortment of unsavory clientele and getting out alive, Christian's unique talents have made him a high-valued target within the U.
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"I don't have unsavory opinions about skin color ... what you are seeking to do, by associating me with people who have odious and disgusting opinions, is suggest that I somehow in some way tacitly enable these people," he said.
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Of course, Gosling's Tristan throws a wrench in the comparison, bringing up their parents' painful divorce (the real Joanne and Jim Scott just renewed their wedding vows) and implying some unsavory behavior on the part of the third brother.
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To All the Boys is a satisfying rom-com because it allows us to slot ourselves into exactly those familiar Sixteen Candles roles, now revamped in woke form, and leave behind the unsavory aspects of its ancestor's cultural politics.
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It wasn't quite an obituary, though it did summarize Bourdain's life, and it wasn't just a paean, because Wells chastised Bourdain (gently, of course) about what unsavory behaviors he might have prolonged with his veneration of swaggering kitchen jocks.
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Minutes later, a Werdum punch seemed to injure Browne's finger, which prompted Browne to call a timeout—something fighters are not allowed to do, and something that probably should have resulted in Werdum's being awarded an unsavory TKO win.
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He said communities and security agencies in Plateau had taken steps to "pull the state back from the brink of anarchy and senseless killings", adding that it would be "a painful loss to allow these unsavory acts to return".
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Why it matters: Uber spent most of the quarter under the cloud of a well-publicized internal investigation into sexual harassment and other unsavory aspects of company culture, and ended it with the forced resignation of CEO Travis Kalanick.
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Because the legislation launched by Portman, a Republican, deals with the most unsavory underbelly of the internet, few have talked about it — except for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Columbia Journalism Review and other advocates of free speech online.
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But here's where the A-Rod story take an even stranger turn: Through a genius social media presence and a willingness to embrace the more unsavory aspects of his past, A-Rod has been able to change the narrative.
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Rudd was excited about the idea of working with Wright, whose action-comedies include "Shaun of the Dead" and "Baby Driver," and Marvel thought Rudd could perfectly embody both the sweet and the unsavory sides of the title character.
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After the debacles in Cairo, where the Brothers were quickly ousted, and Libya, where Obama also backed Islamists against an unsavory American counterterrorism ally (as Moammar Gadhafi was regarded at the time), Obama prudently swore off intervention in Syria.
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On the DL, she goes to try and collect his DNA at a bar, via his beer, but he's smart (he's been covering the tracks of his other unsavory activity for years) and catches on to what she's doing.
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Though Mueller cleared Trump of the accusation that he engaged in collusion with Russia, the investigation has caused redolent bubbles of swamp gas to boil loose, pointing to distressing ties between Trump's closest intimates and deeply unsavory foreign actors.
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For decades, lobbyists and lawyers have collected millions of dollars to burnish the images of sometimes unsavory foreign interests in Congress and the news media, often skirting requirements that they disclose the work under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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I was reminded of these erratic fears with the resurfacing of a similarly unsavory rumor on the internet this week: the theory that you can legit get herpes and loads of other STIs if you spend time in a tanning bed.
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Going after individuals, however, may involve separate fact-finding work, expensive and time-consuming litigation and, of course, the risk that after all that, the judge will rule against the FTC and officially exonerate the defendant and set an unsavory precedent.
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As Bloomberg's Joshua Green recounts in his new book Devil's Bargain: Steve Bannon, Donald Trump, and the Storming of the Presidency, candidate Trump shrugged off media and political attention to his dalliances with the unsavory racist elements of the alt-right.
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But as recent cases have shown, like all disruptive technologies, machine learning introduces its own set of unexpected challenges and sometimes yields results that are wrong, unsavory, offensive and not aligned with the moral and ethical standards of human society.
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This unsavory form of recreation has been especially stark in Joshua Tree National Park, where people cut through locked gates, created roads on protected wild land, and may have committed a bona fide desert sin: chopping down a Joshua tree.
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Type: Somehow scarier than a clown Signature move: Busk attack Maqueen has a considerable Twitter following and will sic the mob on ungrateful subjects who voice unsavory opinions about the quality of writing on the final season of Game of Thrones.
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And — perhaps uncomfortably for liberals and conservatives alike — it is exactly the kind of unsavory-seeming glad-handing and melding of business and politics for which Bill and Hillary Clinton have taken years of criticism that led to its greatest success.
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Where the unsavory specifics of an older faith's origins may have been eroded by time, reduced to a handful of too-old-to-question texts and some shriveled relics, the early years of Mormonism are well-documented and easily examined online.
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Everyone also knows his or her place, so...the unsavory corollary is that women are relegated to the sidelines and the only acceptable place of self-expression for men of color is within the well-regulated universe of the playing field.
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Ken Bone, the red-sweatered undecided voter who captured America's attention during the second presidential debate, learned real quick it's a short fall from "America's sweetheart" to "unsavory fellow." pick up the phone babyyou know im ken bone baby pic.twitter.
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Such is the implicit justification for an unsavory match-up like Garcia-Kandori: if you can't find anyone else to fight you, you might as well beat on a grappling politico who's almost old enough to get discounted movie tickets.
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UPDATE June 183, 218:220 am: And here we are at lucky number 28 of the hottest consecutive months ever recorded—if by "luck" you mean an unstoppably rising heat wave, accompanied by an unsavory mix of both droughts and floods.
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That those drivers are in South America operating multiple vehicles at a time is a technological advance over your average delivery vehicle — though it must be said that there is an unsavory air of offshoring labor to save money on wages.
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A cadre of skeptical researchers and journalists, including BuzzFeed's Stephanie Lee, have taken a close look at Wansink's food psychology research unit, the Food and Brand Lab at Cornell University, and have shown that unsavory data manipulation ran rampant there.
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Now, iFixit says it's uncovered something that indicates that the new MacBook Pro keyboards use a silicone membrane underneath each individual key to keep dirt and other unsavory particles from finding their way under the keyboard and locking it up.
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Over the last week, reports from NBC News and the New York Times publicized the unsavory-seeming way that Instacart, as well as fellow delivery service Doordash, compensated the people who make deliveries (called Shoppers, in the case of Instacart).
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When Trump nominated Tillerson, many observers wondered what the former Exxon CEO's ties to Russia and history of working with unsavory leaders around the globe would mean for an administration led by a mercurial president with few fixed foreign policy positions.
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The Intercept revealed how the secret-spilling organization candidly talked about their preference for the Republican party to win the 2016 election, their thoughts on the "bright, well connected, sadistic sociopath" Hillary Clinton, and some unsavory comments about feminist activists.
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And furthermore this 'hobby' brings up uncomfortable associations for Clinton with financial misdeeds, as countless podcasts are kept afloat by unsavory subscription companies that use auto-billing to prey on consumers who can't be bothered to closely check their statements.
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But by the second season, they've got two kids, Sharon hasn't found her footing in the social world of stay-at-home mothers, and Rob has taken a job he hates at an advertising firm that pimps unsavory pharmaceutical companies.
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In retrospect, some of the lyrics in "Raspberry Beret" are a tad unsavory ("she wasn't too bright, but I could tell when she kissed me, she knew how to get her kicks") — but that wasn't on my mind at 15.
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In his letter, Vachon describes it as "alarming that Facebook would engage in these unsavory tactics, apparently in response to George's public criticism in Davos earlier this year of the company's handling of hate speech and propaganda on its platform".
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But the result is a game that panders to "good guy with a gun" advocates, NRA members, everyday carry die-hards, and those who dream of spilling the blood of unsavory interlopers and false patriots upon this great country's soil.
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Go deeper: A CMO Council and Dow Jones study last quarter found that 78% of the 300 senior marketers questioned believe that unintended associations with unsavory content, images, topics, audiences or conversations will hurt their brand's reputation, per Marketing Week.
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"You can imagine scenarios where unsavory people could try to use this stuff in personal ways," said Dr. Robert Green, the director of the Genomes to People research program at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Broad Institute and Harvard Medical School.
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Unsavory details have been leaking out about how Russian oligarchs funneled money to Conservative Party politicians, fomenting conspiracy theories and stoking fears that Russia could intervene this time, too, with the aim of securing Brexit and weakening the European Union.
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While the Steele dossier is largely known for one or two key unsavory details, here's the full rundown of how Steele's work holds up with what we now know about Trump's team, their contacts with Russians and Russian election meddling.
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Eight of the 11 players named to the American team are playing at East Lake — the final Ryder Cup player will be selected by Love on Sunday night — and other than Johnson's, the scores from the Americans are mostly unsavory.
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What was once a routine, if unsavory, piece of budget housekeeping, the issue has morphed into an acrimonious ideological debate with the rise of Tea Party-backed conservatives who have opposed any such increase without drastic cuts to federal spending.
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There was definitely some vague fill that I needed crosses for – Thanksgiving EVE, PUNS for "some crossword clues" – and a couple that I found a little unsavory but come with the territory, I guess – NEB, for a bird's beak, anyone?
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Perhaps his most unsavory con involved setting up a fake cancer treatment center, where he convinced the poor and suffering that his other daughter, Tennessee, could heal them with the magnetic power of her hands and with a special elixir.
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But let's be clear: This somewhat unsavory economic system called capitalism has lifted billions out of subsistence poverty since the industrial revolution and given us longer, healthier, happier lives to a degree not matched by any other system people have tried.
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Popular narratives surrounding Trump-era activism paper over these unsavory realities, placing enormous stock in political protest—think of the pre-midterms emphasis on "women's rage" to drive voter turnout—without examining the effects on the people who do it.
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The same year, Urban Outfitters also got a lot of flack for a Kent State University sweatshirt, which was so distressed that it had blood-like splatters — a very unsavory design choice given the 1970 massacres that transpired at the institution.
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Even other exclusive dating apps like The League that induct people due to their resume more than their personality might feel too unsavory for a map, since having gone to an Ivy League college doesn't mean you're not a jerk.
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Washington Nationals shortstop Trea Turner issued a statement Sunday night apologizing for offensive tweets that were uncovered from 2011 and 2012, becoming the third Major League Baseball player this month to face the consequences of their unsavory digital footprints, ESPN reports.
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But "Brexit" zeroes in on the bigger picture -- the consequences of which are still rippling through western society -- and the deep-seated discontent that the Leave campaign, however unsavory its methods, transformed into a stunning victory with a long, consequential tail.
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This second variety of president focused on the short- or medium- term, tolerating unsavory autocrats to maintain stability and U.S. interests — rather than prioritizing democracy and shared prosperity globally to serve long-term stability and interests like the best kind do.
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But the degree to which he has chosen to curry favor with some of the world's most unsavory leaders, while lavishing far less attention on America's democratic allies, hurts America's credibility and, in the long run, may have dangerous repercussions.
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With an ailing mother (Joely Richardson) and no money or options, she turns to her uncle, amusingly named Vanya (Matthias Schoenaerts, sliming up his sex appeal), a power monger in the foreign intelligence service who makes her an unsavory offer.
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He's channeled millions of dollars into startups working on anti-aging medicine, spends considerable time and money researching therapies for his personal use and believes society ought to open its mind toward life-extension methods that sound weird or unsavory.
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The scheme alleged in the indictment on Friday is one of the more unsavory sides of the mass tort litigation against a half-dozen manufacturers of pelvic mesh, which has led to nearly $8 billion in settlements for roughly 100,000 women.
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He dodged unsavory friends, smiled through chilly encounters with allies and canceled a news conference out of respect for his predecessor, George Bush, whose death Friday was a reminder of the role that American presidents once played at these gatherings.
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For some reason the lineup reminded me of a scene from a cowboy flick when three unsavory characters walk through the center of a one-horse town, calling out the sheriff, except, in this case, there is something oddball about them.
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And unlike other prison reality shows, which rarely leave the lockups and tend to focus on the most unsavory aspects of prison life, "Love After Lockup" is all about, well, love or what passes for it under extraordinary circumstances like these.
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Just as important, she said, they attached names to the anonymous limited liability corporations, or LLC's, that control much New York real estate, and that make it hard to connect unsavory practices in one building with similar ones in another.
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"I hear what Megyn is saying about journalistic integrity — you have to expose the unsavory parts as well so that people understand them," said Nicole Hockley, a founder of Sandy Hook Promise, whose son Dylan, 6, was killed in the massacre.
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