His actions were unseemly … not a ghost like Russia.
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Let's hope the United States doesn't follow France's unseemly example.
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Certain hackers have released certain information about how unseemly Mrs.
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Bing insists on itself in a way that feels unseemly.
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With dubious assertions flying around, the debate can appear unseemly.
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It was part of a much larger and unseemly trend.
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If nothing else, it gave the appearance of unseemly partisanship.
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" He added: "But his prose has some very unseemly expressions.
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The extraction of physical commodities has an unseemly air to it.
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It may be unseemly, but it's quotidian stuff during election season.
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First, he offered himself unseemly congratulations for his prescience about terrorism.
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For a media company, though, using this playbook would be unseemly.
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Self-promotion used to be held unseemly in the medical profession.
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This is an unseemly practice even in the best of circumstances.
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Some political watchers view their criticism of the president as unseemly.
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At other churches pastors have been accused of accumulating unseemly riches.
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First, attacks by the president are unseemly and likely to boomerang.
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Game over, bar the ridiculous, unseemly behavior of Costa and Barry.
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This includes forging alliances that might be unseemly or manipulating friends.
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And whining that $200,000 a year isn't really rich is unseemly.
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Contemporary observers broadly viewed Roosevelt's initiative as reflecting unseemly political maneuvering.
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At times in public, Mr. Sanders tried to disclaim unseemly conduct.
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But the truth has always been more complicated, and more unseemly.
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Also undisputed was that the traffic scheme was at least unseemly.
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On Soccer There was no unseemly argument, no heated, agonized debate.
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Instead, these political leaders have engaged in unseemly nyah-nyah exchanges.
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Check. An almost unseemly fascination with death of a beloved family member?
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But there also seemed to be something unseemly about it, something mercenary.
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And many of these GOP leaders could find move unseemly and undemocratic.
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He said almost nothing about the unseemly business of actually making money.
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Trump appears unaware to this day of why the demand was unseemly.
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It's unseemly, it really is — these statements calling people 'thugs' and 'lowlifes.
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Rose was found not liable, but much of the testimony was unseemly.
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There was something unseemly about the nakedness of the marketing tie-in.
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In return he demands a gratitude that's unhealthy, a deference that's unseemly.
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He has become an emblem of an unseemly modern phenomenon: resistance thirst.
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Sure, it's unseemly to be so in awe of a child's overindulgences.
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He had been accused in print of repeatedly engaging in unseemly behavior.
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"Self-promotion appears unseemly and it strikes [introverts] as crass," Cain says.
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Rush Limbaugh called Mr. Trump's behavior "unseemly" on his radio show Monday.
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Countless clips document "Messi magic," a playing style of almost unseemly brilliance.
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They have the ability and will to protest vehemently against unseemly interference.
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Or will we discipline Trump by rejecting his behavior as unseemly and dangerous?
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It was considered unseemly to seek votes or speak ill of the opposition.
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There's just something unsettling and unseemly to me about a dead person's wallet.
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This abundance isn't just unseemly, but bad for people's physical and mental health.
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Still, as far as I can tell, there's nothing unseemly actually going on.
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But that tendency to self-mythologize also makes Christopher Robin a touch unseemly.
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Together, the photographs reflect the rather unseemly, uneven landscape that both photographers navigate.
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Explaining the success of Tunisia's revolution necessarily involves some unseemly Monday morning quarterbacking.
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For now, the unseemly conduct seems to fall into a legal gray area.
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It would have been unseemly, after all, to gloat while on foreign soil.
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The spectacle of a president trying to discredit domestic intelligence agencies is unseemly.
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Tipping and haggling are awkward and unseemly practices under the best of circumstances.
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The next day the company published a blog apologizing for Tay's unseemly behavior.
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Gaming out the possible consequences of Justice Scalia's death so soon may seem unseemly.
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We all have unseemly baggage, racist and otherwise, that needs to be sorted through.
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I'm sure he/she/they will *never* use that market power in unseemly ways.
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Clinton said of a sum of money that working-class Americans might consider unseemly.
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For the foreseeable future, fans will have to put up with the unseemly racket.
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To report on a private person without invitation isn't just unseemly, it's poor journalism.
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It can lead to behavior that might seem puzzling at first, or maybe unseemly.
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Again, the problem is less that it is wrong than that it is unseemly.
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The killing seemed a throwback to a more unseemly era in the borough's past.
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I tried "magnificent," and imagined the text raising a cool eyebrow at unseemly hyperbole.
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At low levels, this kind of quid pro quo is unseemly but relatively harmless.
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How long are you going to be on our property with this unseemly business?
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It asked with unseemly zeal how far in politics the writ of morality ran.
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For his critics, Trump's obsessions with McCain and other foes are not just unseemly.
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It would be unseemly for these nonprofit medical centers to make barrels of money.
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Hunter selling his family name, while unseemly, is not in and of itself corrupt.
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I feel bad for Brett and his family because this whole process is unseemly.
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It's a portrait of an intellectual and sentimental education that offers almost unseemly pleasure.
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And as each day passes, more and more unseemly details about Uber's business practices emerge.
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It has to be done carefully, without crossing ethical lines or coming across as unseemly.
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Alcohol was considered unseemly; people would usually buy it elsewhere, so nobody would see them.
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Trump has an unseemly habit of taking pleasure in the troubles of US democratic allies.
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If that strikes you as unseemly or unnecessary, you'll never make it in Palo Alto.
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The film's narrative helps smooth out many of the unseemly kinks in songs elsewhere, too.
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No matter how unseemly his departure, Mr. Ailes will leave Fox News in strong shape.
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Two readers argue that it is indeed warranted, and that a semantic argument is unseemly.
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That "everybody does it" does not excuse such political profiteering or make it less unseemly.
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On a more personal level, I will make the unseemly move of quoting myself again.
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Foster adds that you should not "suck it up" when your boss makes unseemly remarks.
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There's nothing unusual, let alone unseemly or inappropriate, about former diplomats meeting with foreign counterparts.
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But the process was flawed and unseemly, full of political horse-trading, as Biskupic describes.
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It isn&apost that really unseemly that a prosecutor would effectively be writing an impeachment report?
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Bobby and Lara's pending separation allows for fascinating and unseemly progressions in each of their characters.
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Or the news alerts that seem to make the very idea of jokes unserious or unseemly?
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Your unseemly and undying zeal for condensed cream of mushroom soup will be called into question.
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Watch as we dissect the unseemly problems around race and class politics in the homemaking universe.
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Collins additionally disputed claims from Clinton's campaign that Trump has unseemly ties with the Russian government.
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Even among the rulers of the Wild Porn West online, he soon gained an unseemly reputation.
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Their venture is viewed by some as unseemly, and it has drawn condemnation from Buddhist leaders.
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But it's unseemly for an American president to congratulate an authoritarian for a sham election win.
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Unfortunately for Blanton, French and Huber had sharp tongues, and their conversation included some unseemly language.
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But if you look at the details, there's something unseemly about how the credit expansion works.
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Trying to understand the unseemly anger radiating from the bench, I came up with two theories.
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You'll hear that Ross Douthat, Michelle Goldberg and I all found that search to be unseemly.
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"It's unseemly for him," said Mr. Kudlow, who considers himself an admirer of Mr. Summers' work.
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It was an offense so violent and unseemly that it threatened the foundation of society itself.
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It shows clearly unseemly conduct in which the president suggests he'd like to see Biden investigated.
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The mutual antipathy between the president and all of the congressional leaders is obvious and unseemly.
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In Seattle, there are two outdoor art Pokéstops where players should watch out for unseemly behavior.
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Because it worked for one crazy ancestor, and winning strategies, however unseemly, get perpetuated by natural selection.
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The migration of central bankers to and from financial institutions is unseemly at best, destructive at worst.
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Would it be unseemly to suggest that only Justice Scalia's death has preserved democracy in North Carolina?
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Then started the backtracking, the meandering, the confusion so astonishingly unseemly for the world's most powerful nation.
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Day-to-day politicking is often treated as an unseemly distraction from the "real" work of legislating.
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She's a war hawk with bad judgment who gets an unseemly emotional rush out of killing people.
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Her advisers worried that would look unseemly just as she was beginning her presidential campaign in earnest.
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It's unseemly to take digs at those who are trying to actually do something about the problem.
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That could be a gift to media critics who say such parties are a cozy, unseemly relic.
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They work to keep Facebook free of violence, child exploitation, spam, as well as other unseemly content.
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There's little doubt that Democratic leaders' unseemly attachment to the party's wealthiest donors contributed to that indictment.
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On one hand, the Sonos Move is bulkier and somehow more unseemly than my favorite Bluetooth speakers.
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Amazon would later deny that the Echo Dot Kids Edition was doing anything unseemly with private data.
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Somehow, the appearance that Trump traded his presidential seal for a shiny brass hotel employee badge appeared unseemly.
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Even if they do not, it is unseemly for Western governments to dump their citizens on other states.
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His lawyer, Mark DeMarco, urged jurors to put aside their emotions as they heard evidence about unseemly practices.
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Geertz recounts the tale of a husband who wanted a divorce but thought it unseemly to say so.
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Where self-promotion was once unseemly, Facebook and Twitter have made them acceptable, if not required for success.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's Starbucks wannabe is in an unseemly rush to deliver a New York listing.
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"Collusion is unseemly but it ain't a crime," Krauthammer said in an interview with Fox News's Tucker Carlson.
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The altercation itself was sufficiently dangerous, but the unseemly social media back-and-forth that followed was uglier.
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They also said CEFC was involved in the unseemly business of attempting to deal arms in conflict zones.
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Ms. Walls told her friend that she agreed it was unseemly for a president to act that way.
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I am grateful that Davidson waded into the unseemly muck for us and emerged with a clear picture.
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This practice takes place in both political parties and, while many leaders find it unseemly, it continues unabated.
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And all for "3.6x lower cost per target rating point than TV." There's something unseemly about all this.
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"Michael Bromwich, McCabe's attorney, also blasted the process by which he was terminated as "unprecedented, unseemly and cruel.
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There will be legal liability concerns, and hospitals must safeguard against the risk of overdose or unseemly behavior.
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Newbanks laughingly (perhaps a little nervously) said that Yuja had alerted him to my unseemly interest in money.
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" The source added, "It is a bit unseemly to demand that the Taoiseach host President Trump at his hotel.
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Lizzie: I would stop watching just before the end when something unseemly may or may not happen to Vince.
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Their inheritors have indulged in an unseemly family squabble, played out in social media, over the great man's will.
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This is what makes Trump's blaming of Schumer for the attack particularly off-base, in addition to being unseemly.
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His entreaty was widely panned and considered by some observers to be an unseemly intrusion into Clinton's personal space.
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More disturbing was the unseemly mix of Band and Teneo clients with the State Department during Ms. Clinton's tenure.
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Some diplomats said May had shown unseemly haste in embracing a U.S. leader widely seen in Europe as unpredictable.
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What would a political campaign be without unseemly actors stirring trouble, duping voters and raising the specter of violence?
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As unseemly as Nunes's line of questioning was, it arguably wasn't the low point of Tuesday's hearing for Republicans.
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Not enough to need this kind of aid — an unseemly adjunct, an implicit admission of the need for help.
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The circumstances around this book are so disgusting and unseemly, I can only imagine how they must be feeling.
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Even some of his defenders say it was unseemly for Hunter Biden to seemingly trade on his family name.
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We find it unseemly when someone is hired because his or her mom or dad made a phone call.
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But it is the type of arrangement that has been criticized as unseemly by some Democrats in South Carolina.
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But it is not the first time the case has exposed an unseemly side of U.S.C.'s admissions process.
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This is the unseemly flip side of the agile and unpredictable power that the world sees on television screens.
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Prohibit the spitting, the tugging of nether regions and other unseemly habits that waste time and offend refined sensibilities.
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We have even witnessed unseemly boasting in our publicity materials about recruiting new writers from disreputable websites like Buzz-feed.
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A telecoms joint-venture with NTT DoCoMo degenerated into an unseemly legal battle that looks likely to cost Tata $1.17bn.
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But all that dissolved on the floor of the House of Commons Wednesday in a fracas both unseemly and unprecedented.
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He had nine wins in 24 games coming in to the night with a 2.88 goals-against-average and unseemly .
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HomePod might be a bit underwhelming, and the unseemly name is equal parts camping gear, alien hive and dishwashing detergent.
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To anyone used to the relatively vertical structure of the global Catholic church, this will seem like an unseemly mess.
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But such use of charitable foundations is not illegal under the federal tax laws, even if it may appear unseemly.
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One bandaged claw and unseemly medical bill later, you are without an intact hand or a slice of avocado toast.
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Some mental health professionals called Mr. Bradshaw's ideas and his treatment methods glib and superficial, his courting of adulation unseemly.
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His testimony was nowhere near as dignified as Ford's; in fact, it was unseemly for a prospective Supreme Court justice.
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"It is beyond unseemly to tax a few dozen institutions in part because you don't like their politics," he says.
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Brian Hersey, a forty-one-year-old Web developer in Bushwick, was among the minority who found such gloating unseemly.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO On her new album, "Dreams and Daggers," Ms. Salvant continues her mission of turning up America's unseemly soil.
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They've long been told that their words are unseemly and that they should be quiet before they ruin men's lives.
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Not only would it be unseemly, but I am sure he truly isn't really thinking all that much about it.
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Gay fighters have quietly become contenders and at least one has become a champion without the promotion drawing unseemly attention.
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On the one hand, the prospect of such a summit, on the eve of September 11th, seemed quixotic and unseemly.
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The president managed to fire F.B.I. chief James Comey in the most unseemly, strange and borderline ridiculous manner humanly possible.
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After two highly publicized rants about unseemly ties between corporations and politicians on MSNBC, he left his show in 21.
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His unseemly embrace of torture, which enrages his liberal audience more than his flirtation with any other taboo, requires condemnation.
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A last-minute switch was arranged to a space around the corner, still very much in the seamy, unseemly vein.
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His answer on age was effective, and he avoided a prolonged exchange focused on his son's unseemly, foreign employment situations.
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Today, the word "Benghazi" is as or more likely to conjure up that unseemly political spectacle as the actual tragedy.
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But the day came, and Malky felt that having such an extravagant meal in light of the news was unseemly.
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The sculpture-turned-alternative-installation is an ode to classic Greek artistry married alongside an unseemly pile of wrinkled rags.
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It is also unseemly for Acosta to throw his prior employees under the bus while struggling to save his own job.
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"What is unseemly and unprecedented is for the podium of the State Department to be hijacked for political theatrics," he said.
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" In the complaint, Gaetz requested a criminal referral for the "potential violation" and said the Speaker's "unseemly behavior certainly warrants censure.
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Forch finds the display unseemly and runs out of the home as quickly as they can once the male waterworks begin.
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It chronicles Adam and Reuben traveling on an arduous, tortured journey of revenge that ultimately leads them to an unseemly fate.
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King Vajiralongkorn's glitzy coronation ceremony will probably occur in the midst of it all, distracting the public from unseemly goings-on.
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That feels pretty unseemly, but I probably shouldn't moan and groan too much—this thing is using desktop components after all.
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Beyond his behavior being tacky and unseemly, it also seems to reveal that he is not interested in repairing their relationship.
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It's a song that speaks for itself so effectively that to make any comment about it at all feels vaguely unseemly.
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Comey also will no doubt be asked: If the president's requests to you were so unseemly, why did you not resign?
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Otherwise it all begins to look unseemly,' Peskov reportedly said about the latest accusations that Russia was responsible for hacker attacks.
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Some blamed the Swedish police for mistreating the tourists, but many lambasted the travelers, saying their behavior was unseemly and embarrassing.
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He places his backpack in his bike's front basket, as opposed to wearing it on his back, to avoid unseemly sweat.
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For years, I've witnessed so many of my fellow progressives giving a sheepish pass to the unseemly antics of Bill Clinton.
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Gay Talese, nattily dressed in a pinstriped suit, remembered Jackie Kennedy encountering an unseemly landfill-like heap for depositing her fur.
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When government officials are given the power to regulate speech they deem professional, they abuse it — immediately and with unseemly zeal.
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It alone, it seems, can prevent narrow, self-interested factions from getting the government to serve unseemly and even shameful ends.
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"The time has long ago passed for the court to address forthrightly a situation which is simply unseemly," Professor Freedman said.
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Is it unseemly and highly inappropriate for a president to smear the prosecutors who have been duly tasked with investigating him?
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During his youth, Mr. Morón said, buying marijuana meant wading into sketchy parts of town, which often felt unsafe and unseemly.
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"It's unseemly for him to continue running when he has no path to victory other than a contested convention," said Cannon.
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No surprise then that Mr. Trump's unseemly embrace of the Russian tough guy has given rise to a million conspiracy theories.
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With unseemly and unprecedented haste she invited Trump for a state visit: the queen for a Europe-offsetting free trade deal.
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Jackson expressed his gratitude by engineering, with Jordan, an unseemly campaign to discredit Krause as a professional and as a person.
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But my main inspo came from two unseemly places: the Sony email hack and the DNC leak that revealed Hillary Clinton's emails.
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That seemed like a lifetime compared to previous elections, where prime ministers were bundled out of Downing Street with almost unseemly haste.
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The argument is that the arrival of yuppie professionals sipping kombucha will alter the character of a place in an unseemly way.
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For instance, sticking a Tile to your notebook would have been unseemly; in your wallet, it would have stretched out the leather.
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Always having a few downloaded features in my stable, ready to deploy should I be faced with the unseemly task of waiting.
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But there's a difference between unseemly conduct and criminal conduct, and I spoke to legal experts to separate one from the other.
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But as I'm sneering at his unseemly display, I am leaning forward, listening intently to see if the next name is mine.
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And its former CEO, Greg Duffy, has (twice) voiced his discontent with Fadell, setting off a wave of unseemly attention on Nest.
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A number of pundits (including one longtime Democratic political staffer) say that it is unseemly to do anything but pay Scalia respect.
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Over-mighty companies exacerbate inequality because they reap abnormally high profits and allow senior managers to pocket an unseemly share of them.
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In 1932, he felt it was unseemly for a sitting President to campaign for reëlection, so, for the most part, he didn't.
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Because of the importance of the gaokao, some families are willing to go to unseemly lengths to ensure their children ace it.
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His comments were particularly unseemly on the eve of hotly-contested primaries in New York and Connecticut, G.E.'s corporate home bases.
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Still, aides to Mr. Cruz and Mr. Kasich seem acutely aware that they risk turning off voters who find the arrangement unseemly.
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Their departure means that the London home of Britain's unseemly press since 1702 now no longer houses any newspaper offices at all.
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And several people who knew Armstrong believe he would have felt that the attempt to cash in on his fame was unseemly.
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It might invite the sort of unseemly situation occurring with the casino mogul Sheldon Adelson, who bought The Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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It is unseemly for the Smithsonian to plan a memorial to "Native American Veterans" that does not include all Native American veterans.
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Is it even worth distinguishing between this unseemly-but-legal stuff and true corruption if the outcome is, arguably, not much different?
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I've often thought that there is something unseemly about celebrating a person's death, even that of a serial killer or a dictator.
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What makes this unseemly may not be any quality of the person who's passed away, since there may be no redeeming qualities.
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The Trump base has never had much time for McCain -- even if taking potshots at a dead war hero might appear unseemly.
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We enjoyed our barhopping expeditions far more than anyone sober reasonably should, given the unseemly behavior and crimes against dancing that prevailed.
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One said it's "unseemly," while others called it a "naive" and "stupid" mistake, to ask a foreign leader for a political favor.
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Here's something on which no one should disagree: Donald Trump's bullying of McCabe's wife, Jill, is unseemly, unpresidential and just plain awful.
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Our unseemly laser focus on Melania Trump is pure prurience -- not about her, but about the fallout from her husband's bad choices.
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Opening an aperture into a process so ego-stripping that it feels unseemly to witness, "The Work" is enlightening yet also punishing.
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Many protesters complained that even a brief ski trip was an unseemly show of economic privilege in a time of popular hardship.
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For some, it might appear unseemly to express any kind of joy at this moment in American history, but not for me.
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"There's nothing unusual, let alone unseemly or inappropriate, about former diplomats meeting with foreign counterparts," a spokesman for Kerry said in a statement.
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The second section also makes clear that YouTube plans to crack down on videos that feature recognizable family entertainment characters in unseemly situations.
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Things can be legally inappropriate, unseemly, and distasteful, and still color a prosecutors' view when seeking to resolve far-flung potential criminal investigations.
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Both Chuck and Bobby agree that sending an innocent person to jail is a prospect too unseemly to mention in front of Wendy.
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Not only was Trump's conduct unseemly, but, as the head of America's elections watchdog explained on national television Friday, it could be illegal.
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In the recent incident, it's crude oil that powered the tanker that is suspected to have caused the unseemly slick seen in photos.
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The headlines were in bad taste partly because it's unseemly and vaguely cannibalistic to wonder about the intimate last moments of a life.
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Any part of my body considered unseemly by societal standards should be smoothed out, and I should look slimmer than I actually am.
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CNN's Chris Cillizza said the unseemly battle with a Gold Star widow was an example of Trump taking the lowest of low roads.
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"The almost tacky way that he has used this memo to almost solicit this position is at the very least unseemly," he added.
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There was a sense that it was unseemly (and sometimes, in the Occupy Wall Street days, maybe dangerous) to represent the 1 percent.
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" Yes, Anonymous is happy about the conservative judicial appointments, the deregulation, the tax cuts; what rankles is the "unbecoming" behavior, the "unseemly antics.
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It is the cover-ups, as much as the infidelities, that do them in, creating either vengeful jilted exes or unseemly money trails.
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"For the chief executive to weigh in on active investigations and prosecutions, one way or the other, it looks unseemly," Moreno told Hill.
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There was a public outcry at the "unseemly" acts, but Crowther was soon elected to the legislature and later served as Tasmania's premier.
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In Japan's traditional banking culture, advising a client to sell a firm was considered unseemly, even rude - implying that the business had failed.
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While this didn't violate any laws or FBI protocols, the association looks unseemly for an agency conducting an investigation with potentially historic implications.
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I think it&aposs unseemly that the FBI was putting informants in there, trying to extract and entrap members of the Trump campaign.
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Then he was caught again and cost himself a full season after an unseemly legal battle with Major League Baseball and the Yankees.
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The context in which Aaliyah sounded disarmingly grown up and self-assured singing R. Kelly's songs at 15 has unseemly connotations in retrospect.
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Yet throughout his political life, his detractors have discerned in Mr. Netanyahu an unseemly obsession with his public image, even for a politician.
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It was the House of Saud's unseemly deal with fundamentalist clerical firebrands: Spare us here at home, and we'll grant you license abroad.
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"From then on there was no stopping the number of shops sprouting up," Mr. Tshering said, adding that he found the trend unseemly.
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For example, his joining in the "lock her up" chant at the Republican convention was unseemly and, for a career military officer, unprofessional.
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"We think there's something very unseemly about allowing Europe to become a resort" for the country's bigwigs and their families, the official said.
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Rather than hide his more base reactions and ambitions, however raw and unseemly, he flaunts them and invites his supporters to share them.
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The win, unseemly as it was, was the Knicks' eighth in their last 11 games, eradicating the stench of a slow season start.
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Even among those who supported the investigation, there was a sense that García's suicide made it difficult, or unseemly, to discuss its merits.
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This system could be applied, in a sort of "off-label" use, to help markets and creators patrol unseemly sources who use their music.
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Also the video you have to see to believe, a big city mayor unseemly celebrating over a policy that frankly brings death and destruction.
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Her dad found out about some pretty unseemly behavior involving the Princess organizing orgies, frequenting whore houses, and terrorizing a person with intellectual disabilities.
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Fox News also has urged employees to come forward with concerns about unseemly behavior and retained law firm Paul Weiss to conduct a review.
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Kirk has been mum all week on the matter, saying only that it's "unseemly" that the political debate erupted so soon after Scalia's death.
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The best thing about this unseemly spat between a minor British market town and one of the most iconic child stars of the 2000s?
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There are tensions within conservatism: There's the localism that took a particularly unseemly and nasty turn with Jim Crow laws, which reflected local majorities.
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But for all the decent, upstanding conservative Americans who reject racism and all it represents, it may be time to reconsider this unseemly union.
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While the Republicans treated these substantive problems with an unseemly indifference, the Democrats, for their part, wasted some time and credibility with grandstanding forays.
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Theresa May British Prime Minister Theresa May has fired her closest political ally, First Secretary of State Damian Green, after an unseemly porn scandal.
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A party needs to reach the 50-percent mark to win elections, and it makes ugly deals and unseemly compromises to cross that threshold.
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Those players proceeded to sleepwalk their way to relegation, with Milanese's unseemly dismissal making the whole thing appear like even more of a mess.
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The spending spree is an unseemly but helpful reminder of the ways that companies with deep pockets can seek to influence the Trump administration.
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In one unseemly public display, a pretentious feminist author poured a glass of wine over his head and thus positioned herself as a suspect.
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Not everyone in India is excited; some critics said on social media that the extravaganza was unseemly in a country with so much poverty.
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"Wealth screenings strike me as unseemly but not illegal or unethical," said Arthur Caplan, a bioethicist at the New York University School of Medicine.
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Not to mention the unseemly optics of a panel of old white Republican men sitting in apparent judgment of a woman alleging sexual assault.
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But the Panama Papers leak, though it revealed nothing illegal, suggested an unseemly conflict of interest, and an outraged public called for his ouster.
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Clinton also faced — and Trump had the advantage of — news media that couldn't distinguish between ordinary, if unseemly, political misconduct and truly extraordinary transgressions.
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The court had essentially made it legal, these critics said, for elected officials to enrich themselves by engaging in unseemly forms of transactional politics.
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The Paris accord was a high achievement of the diplomatic art, a process much messier than science, and inevitably involving compromise and unseemly concession.
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"There was a Facebook argument going on and then the more you looked into the gallery the more unseemly it seemed," Mr. Osborne said.
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I am embarrassed now to recall how unseemly it felt to write the gallery before the opening to let them know about the situation.
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How each film achieves this is slightly different, but they are all engaged in turning the safety of home into something either dangerous or unseemly.
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But he went a step further, often adding notes about his own success and brilliance in a way that a normal politician would consider unseemly.
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Both examples underscore the reality that contemporary American politics represents an unseemly mashup of several historical eras interwoven and unspooling right before our very eyes.
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Since he works for "we the people," it would be unseemly for him to do anything but take a meeting from the people back home.
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But, especially in one of the poorest states in the union, it was unseemly, and impeachment is a political process rather than a legal remedy.
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Speaking ahead of the nationwide minute-of-silence on Monday, Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve accused the government's opponents of breaking ranks in an unseemly way.
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There's a pervasive uneasiness to her imagery—think shadowy sets, uncanny movements, and striking costumes—an ongoing exploration of the unseemly tidbits of our psyches.
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Image: WikimediaAn obviously male doctor in Kansas thinks that as an alternative to pesky and unseemly tampons, women should basically start gluing their vaginas shut.
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There's an uncomfortable irony to that possibility given some of the unseemly behavior of NFL players who have been signed to multi-million dollar contracts.
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It might be unseemly to plan political spin ahead of a terrorist attack, but Democrats also can't be caught flat-footed if the moment arrives.
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It's a month-long vacation and an unseemly reward for an institution that manufactures crises, procrastinates on its fiscal responsibilities, and ignores its constitutional duties.
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It's considered unseemly for politicians to say they plan to stay home in November rather than vote, even if that's what they plan to do.
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No doubt other historians have been more blasé about larger body counts, but the author's excitement and levity makes the whole project a bit unseemly.
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But there is something unseemly and excessive about the energy she expends on delineating what she finds vulgar and unsatisfactory in the current literary scene.
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So many of the current electro-mechanical systems that power in cars and other forms of transportation are large, unseemly and very costly, Waters said.
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When he finally spoke, in answer to a reporter's question, he started an unseemly public argument with the widow of one of the victims, Sgt.
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Like so much else that is unseemly in American politics, the White House swearing-in ceremony is not limited to one president or one party.
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In an ideal world, it would be nice to go back to the pre-Reagan norm against this kind of unseemly profiting off public service.
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Her research revealed the unseemly back story of many commercially produced olive oils, which are often adulterated with low-grade vegetable oils and artificial coloring.
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Their allegiance to the authoritarians who, no matter how unseemly, will at least protect rent-seeking interests doesn't bode well for the rest of us.
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Admiral Harris feared that images of sailors on shore leave would be unseemly at a time when North Korea was firing missiles, Navy officials said.
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His friend rejects this unseemly arrangement as an example of the back-channeling and deal-making that they'd gotten into the legal profession to stop.
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The President's former personal lawyer has painted a cruel and unseemly picture, shocking even with the nation's senses dulled by years of Trump-induced controversy.
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This very unseemly piling on, feeds the Republican attack machine, while also sowing doubt and dissension among millions of Democratic Party activists, contributors and candidates.
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The niche area of business was once considered unseemly among private equity firms, given that they have historically frowned upon investors who exit their funds.
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But the president's unseemly interest in the Russia investigation appears to have set them on edge — and firing their director only made the problem worse.
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Yotam Yaakoba, of the anti-settlement group Peace Now, criticized the venture as a "cynical and unseemly way of making money from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict".
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Behind the families' carefully crafted veneer of a public image, there's ugliness and tragedy, as well as the unseemly machinations that hold the whole dynasties together.
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"I think it is unseemly that the president would attack journalists for doing their jobs, and encourage such anger at the media," Baquet told The Times.
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It may be unseemly to describe a man as privileged as Bobby as "tied down" by anything, but "Short Squeeze" morphs into a double-meaning title.
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Donald Trump invited him to the White House and has only worked to solidify that attachment, one characterized as "abnormal and unseemly" by international relations scholars.
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The first, "Trumpocracy" by David Frum, devotes long pages to cataloguing alarming, deceitful and plain unseemly acts and statements by Mr Trump, his cronies and enablers.
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Injecting domestic politics into the crisis now is not only unseemly, it also raises concerns that Trump might allow domestic politics to influence his next step.
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It was considered unseemly to want a position of authority and such positions could only be accepted as the wish of the people, never actually sought.
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Just how pornography is the cost we pay for the first amendment, these unseemly reviews are the burdens we bear for the legitimate uses of replay.
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Multiple journalists wrote eulogies for irony and there was a sense among some that it was almost unseemly to respond to the attack in cultural terms.
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There's an act of unseemly but not felonious behavior, then the futile drawn-out withholding of information, and forever after the unwillingness to ever come clean.
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" What they're saying: McCabe's lawyer, Michael Bromwich, is fighting back, saying the "rush" to fire McCabe 26 hours before his retirement was "unprecedented, unseemly, and cruel.
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National security adviser John Bolton, in an unseemly, politicized statement, announced Trump was postponing the meeting until "after the Russia witch hunt" ends, presumably next year.
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America has a habit of romanticizing the playboy as much as the cowboy, but there is often something untoward about the playboy, unseemly, predatory and broken.
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The emails show some evidence of unseemly behavior by Democratic Party officials and at least one case where DNC officials discussed trying to undermine the Sanders.
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The articles alleged unseemly conduct by Mr. Rush toward an unidentified female actress in a Sydney Theater Company production of "King Lear" from 2015 to 2016.
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Susan Hennessey of the Brookings Institution criticizes the op-ed as "part of the same unseemly politicking" that has defined his approach to the confirmation process.
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Trump has spent an unseemly amount of time away from the White House, playing golf, and is at this very moment on a 17-day vacation.
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In the 1960 presidential campaign, John F. Kennedy came under attack for spending what his competitor Hubert Humphrey thought an unseemly amount on a political campaign.
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There's something unseemly about how consistently she complains about the awfulness of her childhood — her mother was cold, she claims, and mistreated her physically and emotionally.
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Meantime, he's also fuming at the free-spending cabinet officials' scandals, the unseemly expenditures brought to you by Trump's version of the best and the brightest.
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When at last, a reporter from CNN was able to ask about the issue, Mr. Lavrov described it as unseemly and a violation of diplomatic decency.
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Some contemporary observers argued that the media sensation that quickly enveloped Mr. Jewell was unseemly and misguided, even accounting for the F.B.I.'s interest in him.
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There are holes in the sides of the dormer windows, and cats and squirrels roam in and out of the basement, leaving behind an unseemly smell.
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The Thread RE: FIRST WORDS Wesley Morris wrote about public figures being forced to "disavow" unseemly opinions and connections, even though the gesture is often halfhearted.
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Maybe not: Uber's long had skeptics, and it's not innovative to paint Kalanick, 40, as the boogeyman of Silicon Valley, where unseemly savants exist in vast supply.
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Watch The Social Network's fairly accurate representation of it: This is basically what final clubs are at Harvard, and they are exactly as unseemly as they sound.
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I'd internalized the very ideologies that make the Cool Girl so popular: namely, that an angry woman is an unseemly woman, even when that anger is justified.
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This time, people are posting photos of their underwear without any traces of bodily fluids, apparently proving that they don't produce anything so unseemly as vaginal discharge.
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"Some might consider fashion to be an unfitting or unseemly medium by which to engage with ideas about the sacred or the divine," Bolton said to guests.
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" It seems she's already starting to live by her mother's wordsâ€"if by no other way than never shying away from truth, however unseemly it might be.
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The unseemly incident added to U.S.-Turkish tensions that are being compounded by a growing spat over U.S. war strategy against the Islamic State group in Syria.
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Trump's longtime praise of Russian strongman Vladimir Putin is legendary, and the unseemly list of Trump confidants who have met various Russians is now under major investigation.
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It was a rough time for Mr. Starr's team, which was roundly criticized in legal circles for having conducted an obsessive inquiry into unseemly but private conduct.
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That drew censure from Auden, who, in an open letter in The New York Review of Books, said that he considered the politicizing of the award unseemly.
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The assembly-line style of execution is unseemly and fits with the coarsening of public life that has unfortunately become an all-too-familiar feature of American politics.
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Or, can we blame our fear on movies like Annabelle: Creation, out on August 11, that take our uneasiness around those semi-human objects to new unseemly heights?
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In 2018 spending millions on rah-rah promotional spectacles for platforms like Facebook's and Google's is particularly unseemly when set against the conga line of travesties they've enabled.
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Brechbuhl will know Pompeo's reactions to unseemly requests from the President and why Pompeo's been so willing to let the President abuse power and potentially break the law.
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In another address Mrs Clinton ponders the unseemly business of law-making, citing Abraham Lincoln's willingness to have "both a public and a private position" on sensitive issues.
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Your whole being oozes something unseemly, unwholesome; not self-consciousness as such, but something odder and intangible that fences you off away from the rest of the world.
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Trump has also faced turbulence since the debate, engaging in an unseemly public spat with a former Miss Universe winner and facing heightened scrutiny over his tax record.
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Pokémon Go has been responsible for a few unseemly things since being released: armed robberies, a murder hoax, car crashes, and sending people towards a nuclear disaster site.
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Perhaps because there's something unseemly, or just plain gross, about considering an NRA ad for this particular Live Story — and then using that possibility as a negotiating point.
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President Barack Obama drew criticism when he performed a deep bow to Emperor Akihito, a show of deference his political opponents decried as unseemly for a US leader.
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In another unseemly -- jaw-dropping, even -- slam at McCain over his opposition to torture, on Thursday a military commentator on Fox Business Network, retired Air Force Lt. Gen.
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And at one point during the walking tour of Des Moines, the senator grabbed a reporter's arm to prevent them from stepping in something unseemly on the ground.
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Specifically, they are calling for federal rules to be clarified to boost homeownership while making sure that consumers are protected from any sort of "unseemly activity," Howard said.
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The reputation of Ulysses S. Grant was tarnished by the mere association with the unseemly practices that earned his Gilded Age counterparts in the business world everlasting glory.
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"There's no good that can come from allowing colleges to have unseemly financial entanglements with V.A. employees," Carrie Wofford, director of Veterans Education Success, a nonprofit advocacy group.
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His Goldman Sachs appearance, though cleared with management, was considered unseemly by rivals, and it echoed past criticisms that Mr. Allen at Politico was too cozy with advertisers.
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In one memorable incident, an official threw himself in front of the car I was riding in with colleagues to delay our departure, precipitating an unseemly shoving match.
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To break from Congress's historic compromise in aid of the credit card industry only throws fuel on the fire and represents judicial activism in its most unseemly form.
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From Thomas Jefferson to Franklin D. Roosevelt to John F. Kennedy, other presidents turned at times to unseemly and even ruthless methods against their enemies like illegal wiretapping.
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This solar system of dubious characters circling the President has become another unseemly trait in an administration stained by conflicts of interests and assaults on norms of decency.
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A reader who, following the genre's conventions, can turn her eyes when necessary from something unseemly should enjoy the way her heart throbs during this fast-moving yarn.
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And, Republicans in Washington have not only been absolute cowards about standing up to Trump and holding him accountable, some have been completely unseemly in their obsequious kowtowing.
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He was an avid Latin student, developing a fanboy affinity for the emperor Augustus Caesar, an empathetic ruler who also had an unseemly lust for power and conquest.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blasted his predecessor John Kerry for "unseemly and unprecedented" behavior after Kerry said he had met Iranian officials since leaving office.
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The bad news is that the campaign demonstrated an unseemly willingness to benefit from Russian interference and that Russia made lots of efforts to interfere in the election.
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If bureaucrats are to be regarded as authors of the trademarks, Justice Alito noted, then "the federal government is babbling prodigiously and incoherently" and is "saying many unseemly things".
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Percival, who looks like the Upper East Side's most discreetly expensive funeral director, displays an unseemly interest in that unruly force, which runs deeper and darker than the subway.
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It&aposs not the unseemly energy deal that imperils Eastern Europe or a country that&aposs been undermining its future safety while asking us to pay for their protection.
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Pentecostalism has always been the slightly embarrassing uncle at the evangelical family reunion — its unfiltered and emotional expressions of faith can make it look a little unseemly to outsiders.
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The American political press already has a bias toward reverence and access preservation; journalists yukking it up with powerful people whom they are supposed to cover impartially is unseemly.
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That's an encouraging sign that balances two competing interests: Penn fights under bright lights to his satisfaction, and the promotion that profits from his choice avoids looking too unseemly.
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Pompeo originally called Kerry's meetings with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif "unseemly" and "unprecedented" at a press briefing Friday, adding that he would leave "legal determinations" to others.
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In Ms. Millard's retelling, young Churchill was entitled, precocious, supernaturally confident — one of those fellows whose neon self-regard is downright unseemly until the very moment it is earned.
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I knew, of course, that it was unseemly for a visitor from one of the world's richest cities to aestheticize the chaos and dysfunction of one of its poorest.
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The task force's decision is the latest manifestation of a growing desire in some quarters to purge evidence of the more unseemly aspects of American history from the landscape.
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While the piece is overtly political, inviting the discussion topics some would deem unseemly, it is also a melting pot of art and activism, placing a premium on fun.
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"We denounce Donald Trump's behavior as unconstitutional, un-American and utterly unlawful and unseemly for the President of the United States and leader of the free world," they write.
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Several said it would be unseemly to criticize the president as he was heading into delicate negotiations on Tuesday in Singapore with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un.
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Edward F. Cox, the chairman of the state Republican Party, in a statement accused both of a "naked and unseemly fight" to position themselves for a future presidential run.
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Fox News also has urged employees to come forward with concerns about unseemly behavior and has retained a law firm, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, to conduct a review.
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But deep inside the expensive custom closets and under the New Age Murphy beds, the pro-petite propaganda has hidden some unseemly truths about how the other half lives.
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First, by invoking Cohen's family members, Giuliani -- beyond taking an unseemly page right from the same mafia families he used to prosecute -- appears to threaten consequences outside the courtroom.
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Until this moment, Trump has played a game of flipping-the-script with the American people, promising he would rid national politics of the unseemly power players voters abhor.
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And dragging out this unseemly fight in public is going to come back to haunt you," Cavuto told Trump on air during his show, "Your World With Neil Cavuto.
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Once upon a time — in Einstein's day, for example — it might have been considered unseemly for scientists to step outside their laboratories and make their case to the public.
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Until President Woodrow Wilson, for instance, the State of the Union was delivered in writing — it was thought to be unseemly, even demagogic, to deliver the speech in person.
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In days of yore, a contra-baldness intervention would have meant wearing a hairpiece, undergoing some dubious holistic treatment or, at the very least, owning an unseemly collection of hats.
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That process is hardly dignified: nothing can be farther from the grand world of European symbols and high-minded post-nationalism than the unseemly squabble over resources between member states.
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Dick and Mac are portrayed as innovative men who care deeply about the quality of their product, and show an almost unseemly joy in designing the perfect fast-food kitchen.
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Moreover, after a prolonged and unseemly silence from the leaders of the BJP, including Narendra Modi, the prime minister, the party is exercising some restraint: the bloodthirsty spokesman has resigned.
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When they finally called off the practice in 2006, it wasn't because they saw it as unseemly, either; it was because the IRS was cracking down due to tax concerns.
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It celebrates unseemly American pastimes—genocide, violent sports, overeating—and even though it presents an annual occasion for family gatherings and once-a-year dishes, there's always potential for disaster.
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Ms. Ziluf, whose first name translates roughly to "morning" in Arabic, is one of countless Iraqi Jews in Israel taking fresh interest in a heritage once considered unseemly, even shameful.
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Novelists draw inspiration from current events all the time, but this crime was so recent, and the parents must still be in such pain, that Slimani's decision feels almost unseemly.
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That, perhaps, links with all these excursions into the past — an idea of escaping from a present dominated by terrorism, war, economic collapses and unseemly, uncertain politics across the globe.
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The former president — not Lynch — ought to bear most of the blame for the unseemly incident, said Stephen Gillers, a New York University law professor who specializes in legal ethics.
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With six members of the Supreme Court in the audience, the president delivered an unseemly (and erroneously exaggerated) critique of the Court for its decision in the Citizens United case.
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In 1929, however, the cigarette brand Lucky Strike launched an ad campaign that taunted women with double chins and unseemly one-piece swimsuits that hung like specters over their futures.
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In fact, two of them said it would be unseemly to file disclosure class actions alleging that corporations didn't provide adequate warnings about COVID-19's impact on their businesses.
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The abuse had come to her attention through a photo developer, who had contacted the police when he noticed unseemly images in a roll of film brought in for processing.
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Beneath his country-lawyer geniality was a serious purpose: to tie all the loose ends together, Perry Mason-style, and reduce the grandeur of the moment to its unseemly essence.
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However unseemly it might be for a family member to appear to cash in on the vice president's name, no authorities in either country have alleged illegality by either Biden.
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Some pollsters are holding off making calls even as phone service returns because it's unseemly to call homeowners who are interested in talking only to insurance adjusters about home damage.
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But he has also unleashed a string of unseemly comments about recovery efforts in Puerto Rico -- which does not vote in presidential elections -- and California, a bastion of Democratic support.
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Greenberg, in his vivid account of spin as employed by twentieth-century American Presidents, offers F.D.R.'s talks as an example of a paternalistic but not unseemly mode of persuasion.
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Trump's parade was about more generally celebrating the American military and its collective arsenal — something members of Congress from both parties argued was unseemly at best and undemocratic at worst.
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ISPs are under extreme scrutiny right now, both from regulators like the FTC (which will be put back in charge of them) to grassroots activists watching for any unseemly network practices.
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But the rare, sudden departure of a top prosecutor from the high-profile, politically-explosive case presented the unseemly spectacle of a federal prosecutor departing a case riven with internal disputes.
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It is a cartoon version of the past, when it was considered unseemly for a lady to entertain the notion of marrying until an abjectly pleading gentleman overcame her maidenly reluctance.
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If you'd like to support the game and developer, which I already intended to do before this unseemly furore, you can follow the developers and see the latest over at Ooblets.com.
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These efforts are unseemly and only serve to underscore the danger of our politics becoming just another version of reality TV. So how did the committee do on its first day?
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In Canada, and later in Los Angeles, he moved up the corporate ladder, and the perks of success—"the Mercedes and so on"—were, Cusk felt, of unseemly importance to him.
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Republicans in the state are clear-eyed about the fact that it would look unseemly for Scott to fire Snipes in the midst of a recount he is directly involved in.
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I know it's unseemly to crow in front of your boss, but I just want to note, for the record, that I've been calling on Twitter to expand tweets since 2011.
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His first nominee, federal judge Robert Bork, while a favorite of conservatives, was so strongly opposed by moderates and liberals that the fight over confirmation turned into an unseemly political brawl.
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Black Power activists, like their Black Lives Matter counterparts, offered a more sobering assessment: They acknowledged slavery and racism as constitutive elements of the nation-state instead of an unseemly stain.
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Norway has a mild reputation, now, as a beneficent social democracy, so rich with oil that it's almost unseemly, its finances largely walled off from the calamities within the European Union.
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A year later, Sade declined to release a house remix of "Pearls," perhaps because there was something a little unseemly about people dancing to a song about the Somalian civil war.
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For a leader who herself endured 15 years of house arrest because of her deep convictions of fairness and justice to keep her silence in face of this tragedy is unseemly.
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Bob Colacello, a Vanity Fair special correspondent who attends a fair share of holiday parties, believes the current political and cultural environment is, in itself, a deterrent to unseemly high jinks.
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As much as I'd prepared myself, it didn't register when I first glimpsed it: an apartment block a few minutes from Sarajevo's airport, its otherwise unremarkable facade speckled with unseemly blisters.
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But if he did, as Farrow reported he did, it raises the possibility that Gates was somehow complicit in the image rehabilitation of Epstein and part of an unseemly cover-up.
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And at times, Rooney has not helped himself: the tawdry youthful indiscretions, the unseemly contract brinkmanship, the occasional on-field outburst at his own supporters, as at the 2010 World Cup.
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What is the answer, then, to this pattern of Republicans and the media highlighting the unseemly dealings of Democrats and their family members, even when those dealings are actually not corrupt?
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It is unseemly, at the very least, for a former director of the FBI to launder potentially classified material through a law professor in order to get it to the media.
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"I think it is unseemly that the president would attack journalists for doing their jobs, and encourage such anger at the media," The New York Times's executive editor, Dean Baquet, said.
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The most unseemly aspects of "the revolving door" can't effectively be curtailed by a lobbying ban, and attempting to craft an airtight one will distract reform energy from more important concerns.
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"It does appear to be unseemly but these are the sorts of complications you find with a controlled company where the family drama can easily bleed into the corporate operations," Byrd said.
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But the ceremony honoring Israel's founding in 1948 has already been marred by weeks of unseemly politicking and almost farcical twists and turns, all raucously played out in the Israeli news media.
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Vice Presidential nominees are often called upon to unleash the kind of biting political attacks on the rival ticket that would seem unseemly and could compromise the gravitas of a presidential nominee.
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Although some (boring) people would consider it unseemly for the First Lady to, say, sing karaoke with Missy Elliot, it's more likely that Obama is the first truly 21st-century First Lady.
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"It's just unseemly that they would associate with someone who first was accused of things that made them extremely uncomfortable and then he eventually pleaded guilty to those offenses," the person said.
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It was unseemly for Christie, a former federal prosecutor, to be engaging in a literal form of mob justice; several commentators on social media compared the scene to the Salem Witch Trials.
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But the politics are perhaps never so obvious as they are at this moment, led by a president who has often bellowed to the country that today's donors are corrupting and unseemly.
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In the country's early days, plenty of presidents had informal advisers, usually friends or colleagues, but it was considered unseemly for presidential candidates to want the office so openly as to campaign.
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This has sometimes taken an unseemly form: in the mensalão (big monthly) scandal in Lula's first term, the government paid small coalition parties regular kickbacks in exchange for their support in Congress.
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Rubin has said the unseemly camera cutout is a necessary concession for the edge-to-edge display since putting the front-facing camera on the bottom bezel would be even more awkward.
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The transparency of the marketing was unseemly—this eye shadow's name is trying so hard to convince me that it's cool, but you're not supposed to say you're cool, you're just cool.
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Over 10 episodes, it blossomed into a beast that was part cringe, part earnest joy, and a firsthand look at Jessica, a baby-voiced 34-year-old, and her unseemly downward spiral.
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It's unseemly to be so categorical, but the fact that Schjeldahl himself is an art critic — in its heyday for The Village Voice, since 1998 for The New Yorker — necessitates the vehemence.
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" Andrew Bolton, the Costume Institute's curator in charge, said some might consider fashion to be "an unfitting or unseemly medium by which to engage with ideas about the sacred or the divine.
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But his lavish spending has led to accusations of vote-buying and soul-searching among Democrats worried that apparent conflicts of interest and unseemly financial arrangements are tarnishing the state party's image.
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The president on Saturday also cited a "Fox and Friends" report that claimed Russia was behind an investigation that last year produced a dossier about alleged unseemly incidents in Mr. Trump's past.
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That is both an unseemly position to take, regarding the head of a friendly foreign government, and wildly inconsistent with Democrats' posturing about how imperative it is for Washington to support Kyiv.
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Clinton has made thousands of compromises and innumerable mistakes, her pursuit of wealth has been unseemly and politically foolish, and it's fair to question her judgment on everything from emails to Iraq.
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Hopes that Kelly might be a stable influence on the President faded as he got in on an unseemly spat between Trump and a war widow who felt the President disrespected her.
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The official said in other administrations an employee who could be a liability was kept in the fold by moving them into another attractive role in the administration to prevent unseemly disclosures.
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The resurgence of Bellator has relied on the millions of cable TV subscribers who tune in for the likes of Kimbo Slice versus Dada 5000 and demonstrate our continued appetite for the unseemly.
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"It is unseemly for the President of the United States to be picking a Supreme Court justice who could soon be, effectively, a juror in a case involving the president himself," said Schumer.
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" New York Times editor Dean Baquet backed the network up, saying: "I think it is unseemly that the president would attack journalists for doing their jobs, and encourage such anger at the media.
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By conflating legal contributions to super PACs, trade associations, and nonprofit groups with the illegal contributions made in Watergate, Freed and Sandstrom attempt to tarnish legitimate corporate political activity as corrupt or unseemly.
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The strange things I forced on them as kids—goat kefir gets mentioned more often than I'd like—seem not to have stunted them too badly, or twisted their palates into unseemly shapes.
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In 2008, it was announced that Xanadu would include an observational Ferris wheel akin to the London Eye, a feature that residents feared would be a distracting and unseemly addition to their town.
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He and Alabama have become such a fixture of the national title conversation each year that fitting him with a crown before another championship trophy is in his hands feels a bit unseemly.
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After last week's distasteful partisan horror show ended with now-Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh's elevation to the Supreme Court, the question everyone's asking is how this unseemly episode will affect the forthcoming elections.
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In fact, the United States runs a bilateral deficit with most of its major trading partners, not because it is doing something unseemly but because the United States saves less than it invests.
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When, say, Michael Bloomberg's campaign calls Bernie Sanders "the Trump of the left," it is trying first and foremost to make a point about how rude and unseemly Sanders and his campaign are.
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"I think it is unseemly that the president would attack journalists for doing their jobs, and encourage such anger at the media," said Dean Baquet, the executive editor of The New York Times.
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"Ultimately, the public decided that President Clinton's behavior, while unseemly, did not really rise to the level of 'high crimes and misdemeanors' and economic life returned, more or less, to normal," Trennert wrote.
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That set off a round of unseemly in-fighting and recriminations within the opposition, with heavyweight leader Henrique Capriles saying he would abandon the coalition while Democratic Action leader Henry Ramos remained a member.
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She, meanwhile, partly blamed "extremely high" voter turnout caused by "Andrew Cuomo pushing voters to the polls"—an unseemly argument from anyone who claims to believe in democracy, but particularly from a progressive Democrat.
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It did not require people to be nice to the president, though Trump's blatantly authoritarian call to restrict the broadcast rights of his opponents was met with unseemly silence by FCC chairman Ajit Pai.
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He rode temporary bouts of "discipline," celebrated by a political media that failed to raise their bar for his conduct, all the way to the White House, where his erratic and unseemly behavior continues.
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The Trump team is preparing a legal fight to keep as much of it as possible under wraps, followed by a public relations plan to aggressively rebut any potentially unseemly revelations involving the President.
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"It bothers me a lot because it is the latest unseemly development between Attorney General Barr and the President," Philip Allen Lacovara, a former counsel to the Watergate special prosecutors, told CNN's Erin Burnett.
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In an unusual burst of public outrage, Egyptians criticized Mr. Sisi's decision as an unseemly concession to Saudi Arabia in return for billions of dollars in aid, and an unforgivable wound to national pride.
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It's certainly an unseemly side of professional sport that its exponents revert to foul or abusive language to get their point across to officials – you certainly see it in soccer on a regular basis.
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This is not the unkillable Rasputin-esque imperviousness of the Warriors, who can erase a ten-point lead in a matter of seconds and appear to have an unseemly amount of fun doing it.
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And though the new generation of first ladies has taught us that fashion is an increasingly powerful personal and political tool, and a universal one, it is still widely dismissed as frivolous and unseemly.
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Indeed, at least when it comes to politics, fancy clothes or even just an unseemly focus on clothes have been a stand-in for (at best) bad character and (at worst) corruption for years.
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Susan L. Shirk, the chair of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California, San Diego, said she worried about the "nasty, unseemly, self-defeating" tit-for-tat between the two countries.
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But pledges of sanctions relief and other specific moves while not yet in office were unseemly at best and clearly offensive to the American convention that we have only one president at a time.
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Sometimes, this initial phase is cut short by bad luck and sudden violence, which tends to erupt in the most unseemly ways; ill-prepared teams bumbling into one another and having nasty, brutish, short firefights.
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With most of the 27 offering to house the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and several wanting the European Banking Authority (EBA), Tusk and Juncker proposed they agree selection criteria in June to avoid unseemly rows.
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Blithely ignoring an agreement between two of the parties to form a majority coalition, the state's governor instead tapped the third party to rule, granting it an unseemly two weeks to cobble together a majority.
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In a sermon given in 19723, King, a Baptist, urged his fellow-preachers to move beyond unseemly displays: "We can't spend all of our time trying to learn how to whoop and holler," he said.
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Many Americans still do not know about the so-called "ugly laws," which in many states, beginning in the late 1860s, deemed it illegal for persons who were "unsightly or unseemly" to appear in public.
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When I got divorced, after not being married very long, I remember that when I was planning my second wedding, I felt as if it would be really unseemly for me to do anything fancy.
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I don't want to police anyone's grief but I do have some concerns about writers and other public figures rushing with unseemly haste to include themselves in the narrative as soon as someone notable dies.
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"It is unseemly to be moving forward so fast on confirming a Supreme Court justice with a lifetime appointment while this big gray cloud of an FBI investigation hangs over the presidency," Schumer said recently.
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But the truth at the heart of the "joke" -- that his supporters' loyalty was impervious to Trump's own behavior, no matter how unseemly -- made it memorable, a cornerstone of the conventional wisdom about his presidency.
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"While we reserve the right to take reciprocal measures, we're not going to downgrade ourselves to the level of irresponsible 'kitchen' diplomacy," Mr. Putin said, using a common Russian idiom for quarrelsome and unseemly acts.
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His likely victory is in part driven by a message that denounces both the Democratic and Republican establishments as part of a "corrupt system" that involves unseemly ties to Wall Street and the corporate world.
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Officials used to managing streets designed for cars are facing a bevy of new options that can create unseemly mess in a very limited space, even as they provide sometimes healthier, cheaper, and nimbler transportation alternatives.
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He spent years combating the excruciating pain stemming from his shooting by injecting pharmaceutical opiates, writing in his 1996 memoir An Unseemly Man that he has suffered multiple drug overdoses and twice been declared legally dead.
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After all, Dorsey's footwear metamorphosis is probably just the tale of a once-nerdy coder learning about prestige brands, developing his personal style, and having the unseemly gobs of money necessary to get that outfit right.
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Well, with all the magnanimity and sportsmanship of William Zabka in The Karate Kid, he stormed off the pitch without shaking anyone's hand and proceeded to moan about Iceland's unseemly refusal to let Portugal batter them.
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In the few months that Spayd has been public editor, though, she's often ended up in a position like this: arguing that journalists should avoid doing something not because it's wrong but because it's somehow unseemly.
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He lay upon his back, his face and neck one bruised, unseemly, bloated mass of incipient corruption; gasping for breath, and sucking by the violence of his respiration, his bloated lips far back in his mouth.
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" Alsup clearly thought that something unseemly had occurred, writing in one ruling that Levandowski had resigned from Waymo "under highly suspicious circumstances," and that the "14,000-plus purloined files likely contain at least some trade secrets.
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Though Reagan's inexplicable actions in the Iran-contra scandal certainly deserve opprobrium (as Spitz makes clear in his compelling rendition of the unseemly mess), his leadership excited widespread adulation precisely because of the outlook he represented.
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An early sequence in a dark cave, for example, has the player catching only glimpses of unseemly terrors, sightings that last long enough to register they happened but not long enough to understand what it was.
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Mr. Deripaska was never charged with a crime in Russia over the Aluminum Wars, but the United States has for years denied him a visa, suggesting something unseemly in his ascent in the Siberian aluminum industry.
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We quote the editor of Denmark's top newspaper saying that the grim parallels were hard to ignore, but we also reached out to the scriptwriter for the TV series, who said he found the comparison unseemly.
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Listen here where he claims that he never once discussed his son's business dealings Every single person watching this program knows that the fact that Hunter was involved in these deals is unseemly and a problem.
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Hunter Biden earning $50,000 per month while his father was vice-president is certainly unseemly, but if it is disqualifying for a politician's children to trade on his name, Mr Trump should look closer to home.
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" However, one of the three circuit judges wrote a separate opinion stating that while he agreed with the court's opinion, he believed that Rouse's conviction and his eight-year sentence was "unseemly and quite possibly unfair.
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The latest revelation of unseemly business emerged Wednesday, when an inspector general alleged that Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin used taxpayer dollars and department staff to pay for and help plan a summer 2017 trip abroad.
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"It was unseemly, unhelpful, and divisive to gratuitously slap our major ally at the very moment when the threat from (North Korea) has reached a new height," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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After the indictment, Mel Watt — now head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency and served as a Democrat in the House from 1993 to 2014 — said he had heard an "unseemly rumor" about Hastert but nothing more.
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But his reluctance is so entrenched that he sends a messenger through back channels to warn Axe not to buy an unseemly $60 million-plus beachfront property in order to keep the press from trumpeting his indulgence.
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Earnest reformers have a long history of getting distracted by petty graft and failing to recognize that political machines, as unseemly as they are, nonetheless connect citizens to government in material ways that ethical purity could not.
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I wrote last week about the unseemly bipartisan tradition of turning donors into ambassadors, which reached its logical conclusion with Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union and a key figure in the Ukraine scandal.
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And the reaction to it from other corners of the network was beyond unseemly, most notably during ABC's talk show "The View" when Joy Behar read that erroneous Ross report while she and the audience went wild.
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In this era of social media, when everyone sells his or her best self in the online world, we understand and accept a level of self-promotion that in the past would be regarded as unseemly bragging.
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Angell, a playwright, portrays the family's bereavement in sharp, convincing and acutely sad prose, capturing the abstract, almost unseemly nature of small tasks in the midst of tragedy, and the way tiny details take on vast significance.
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Ironically, the land is styled as the fictional trading post of Batuu, a once-thriving center of intergalactic commerce that in its demise has become a hotspot for smugglers selling ill-gotten wares and other unseemly characters.
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The unseemly acid Western El Topo (1970) is intense, mind-bending, and aesthetically gripping, but I'd argue that The Holy Mountain (1973) is his best, with its high-baroque timbre, hyper-magical exuberance, and vivid pop palette.
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At a time of flagrant income inequality, it is especially unseemly for museums to view their audiences merely as income streams, and it seems out of character for a sanctuary city during a national rise in xenophobia.
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While the White House deemed it unseemly to have a policy debate on gun control immediately after the massacre in Las Vegas last month, Mr. Trump was eager on Wednesday to have a policy debate on immigration.
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Over the weekend, there was the unseemly spectacle of Jared Kushner's sister, Nicole Meyer, hawking golden visas to connected Chinese investors if they would put $500,000 into one of the Kushners' real estate projects in Jersey City.
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"It is unseemly for the President of the United States to be picking a Supreme Court Justice, who could soon be, effectively, a juror in a case involving the president himself," Schumer said on the Senate floor.
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And yet this massive change of heart among evangelicals in the moral standard they hold political leaders to, and the unseemly compromises they seem willing to make for political power, feels almost like a personal betrayal to me.
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The idea is basically the same, either way, offering a stripped-down version of the operating system that can be locked down from outside apps, so teachers can make sure nothing unseemly makes its way onto the device.
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This latest finding is an unseemly, disturbing window into a corrupt office, and yet more evidence that Hillary Clinton has been lying from the beginning -- and by any reasonable definition attempted to obstruct the investigation of the FBI.
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When the Judicial Conduct and Disability Act was passed in 1980, experts said, members of Congress were concerned that it might have appeared unseemly for the justices to fall under the authority of any lower court disciplinary panel.
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After all, in 1973, it was hard to imagine just about any Democrat agreeing to the sort of unseemly concessions at the negotiating table in Paris that resulted in an actual peace accord with a crew of Communists.
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"I think many are being sought out for their expertise in public service and regulatory law and security around these things," he said, adding he does not think its unseemly for police officers to make money off cannabis.
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The clammy end-stage Rudolph Giuliani currently butt-dialing reporters and nodding out in cigar bars certainly fits with Trump's careening personal sloppiness and unseemly thirst for attention, but trades Trump's plummy savoir-faire for spittle and sozzle.
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But since voters are driven by their environments or set of circumstances, it does suggest that a typical white Trump supporter could harbor some rather unseemly racially charged views of their fellow black residents in a particular state.
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Some on the left then turned to an unseemly campaign, ranging from celebrity videos to threats of violence, to persuade electors to ignore the voters in their states and cast their ballots for someone, anyone, other than Donald Trump.
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The company is already under pressure to grow ad revenue after changes to its algorithms over the past year have likely hurt engagement in favor of winning back scorned advertisers worried about their brands appearing next to unseemly videos.
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The pro-Trump media's leaders, publications, and followers claim the moral high ground with their denouncements of political violence and the alt-right on one hand, while pandering to the most unseemly corners of the internet on the other.
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Even as the novel portrays Sasha's drunken crying as unseemly, its cultish popularity testifies to the enduring appeal of the afflicted woman — especially the young, beautiful, white afflicted woman: our favorite tragic victim, our repository of rarefied, elegiac sadness.
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That sort of conversation should begin, and end, at the highest level of state and government, with the understanding that the relief is being sought among close allies, in an atmosphere devoid of taunts, threats and other unseemly behavior.
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WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday excoriated John Kerry, who was the top American diplomat in the final years of the Obama administration, for meeting with Iranian officials in what he described as "unseemly and unprecedented" discussions.
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Intentions seem to matter a lot to Packer — which might explain why, despite his moments of discomfort when writing about the more unseemly displays of Holbrooke's grasping ambition, he wills himself into giving Holbrooke the benefit of the doubt.
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But if you are so morally outraged over corruption that you would impeach a President for it, don't you kind of have to admit that it's rather unseemly for Hunter Biden to cash in on his politically connected family?
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While boring and unseemly on the wrist, our lack of cutesy clips and floral trinkets just made us feel more grown-up — though, let's be honest, we've all been secretly hoping for something to come along that's both practical and fun.
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" In an earlier statement Friday, Bromwich called McCabe's firing rushed, "unprecedented, unseemly, and cruel," adding, "Separate and apart from our profound concerns about the process, we believe the OIG report utterly failed to support the decision to terminate Mr. McCabe.
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It is, however, a bit unseemly for Sanders to blast New York's primary for barring independent voters only to have his campaign manager go out and say they're explicitly planning to use superdelegates to overturn the will of the voters.
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Park crams an unseemly number of gags into this one—unfortunately, the ending leaves a bitter aftertaste when you remember all the indigenous peoples who were not offered the chance to reclaim their stolen land with a bit of friendly sport.
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In place of unseemly students and teachers, the characters are a celebrity pet psychic, a boy Instagrammer, a 7′3″ YouTube star, a porn star turned hoarder, a realtor with a very large butt, and a sexually experimental fashion designer.
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With most of the 27 offering to house the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and several wanting the European Banking Authority (EBA), Tusk and EU chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker will propose criteria for making the choices to avoid unseemly rows.
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The rapid pacing of the planned executions prompted a flurry of legal challenges and renewed a debate over executions in the United States, with lawyers for the inmates arguing that Arkansas was in an unseemly rush that offended standards of decency.
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Part of the state's current mythology is that all of our racial transgressions were resolved during the Civil Rights movement, and that to bring up the ways the legacy of that past manifests itself in the present is impolite and unseemly.
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By saying things his constituency believed, but other politicians were unwilling to say, and by suffering the opprobrium of the establishment for his consistently unseemly remarks, Trump came to be seen as the authentic champion of those who felt unrepresented.
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" Fiercely resistant to the idealizing tendencies of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Hogarth adopted "variety" as his watchword, reveling, as Schama notes, in "the knobbly and the irregular; the unseemly and even the deformed, mouths wide open with mirth, madness or pain.
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By the 1800s, this inscrutability had taken on a negative cast in English usage, and queer marked something as dubious or unseemly: "Queering the pitch" meant to spoil something — a business transaction, say; being on "queer street" meant financial ruin.
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Once he was middle-aged, Du Bois went on to critique, sometimes in ugly and unseemly ways, Marcus Garvey, the pan-Africanist activist and political mobilizer who in the 1920s helped to build the largest mass black movement in American history.
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Gussie Freeman and Hattie Leslie's 1891 fight reveals that while pugilism was considered unseemly by a significant portion of the population, there was always an audience, and a titillated reading public, that valued the stories of women acting outside the norm.
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The Hate: Formalities, the unseemly slaughter of a broken team Whatever it is these gritty and grindy Grizzlies came to represent in the annals of NBA lore, their championship window seems to have not only been shut but bricked up.
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No one is asking you to be as ornamental as your Knicks predecessor Jose Calderon, but more like Mike (Conley) would be fine, and frankly, your reputation could use the lower-key approach after that unseemly civil trial in Los Angeles.
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Curiously, McConnell's own personal fortunes are frequently left out of his profiles, perhaps because it appears vaguely unseemly for reporters or editors to just come out and say the plain truth: He married into money, which had enormous political benefits.
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That's unseemly on its own terms, but it also seems to be driving a certain amount of happy talk from the president and his economic team, who keep contradicting clear messages from public health officials that a pandemic is likely.
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JERUSALEM — Unlike the royal pomp and ceremony with which President Trump was greeted over the weekend in Saudi Arabia, the plans for his arrival on Monday in Israel had devolved into an unseemly political ruckus before Air Force One touched down.
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Fox News host Neil Cavuto on Wednesday offered President Trump multiple pieces of advice, urging him to end his "unseemly fight" with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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George Romney, a highly successful and personally decent man who thought that making even a couple million dollars a year was unseemly, begot Mitt Romney, a highly successful and personally decent man who has made a couple hundred million dollars.
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Everything we know about them comes from these ruins and the artifacts they left behind, but it appears now that much of it could be at risk from the Trump administration's unseemly haste in allowing oil and gas drilling nearby.
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This leads to a bit of meaningless political theater of members of Congress haranguing the person and decrying the unfortunate state of affairs caused by the use of a constitutional right — unseemly, to be sure, but it usually makes the evening news.
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I still fall in love with how a ten-minute walk to get milk can turn into an A-list celebrity sighting and paparazzi shoot (in which you wind up as unseemly backdrop with your hair and a critical shirt button undone).
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Trump has also kept his acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney at a distance, speaking to him far less than he did his two previous chiefs of staff and openly expressing his disgust at behavior he deemed unseemly during a national television interview.
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Harden's 38 points help Rockets beat Pelicans HOUSTON — Rockets coach Mike D'Antoni almost sensed the potential for something unseemly before the tipoff, wondering aloud what might come after he gave his team two days off following their home victory on Monday night.
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Weeks later, another pundit suggested that the series was to blame for an unseemly brawl at a football match between two Istanbul teams, a sure sign that outside powers were stirring up chaos ahead of parliamentary and presidential elections set for June 24th.
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The apparent timing of the votes came despite the objections of some Council members, who believed it created an unseemly appearance, and could undermine what they believe is the sound policy of the pay bill, according to several people familiar with the conversations.
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Entangled in a swamp of over 50,000 tweets, confronted again and again with bold declarations from the most unseemly iterations of myself, I am overwhelmed with the impulse to apologize: I'm so sorry I ever argued with anyone about politics on Twitter!
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Most viewed the revelation — unseemly, but not illegal or a violation of ethics rules — as simply not worth risking a scolding from Mr. Biden, who had reacted angrily when Mr. Obama's aides raised the issue of his son's lobbying during the 2008 campaign.
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But what might be thought of as an unseemly amount for what appears on the surface to be another fake meat product has been through years of vigorous research and an endless amount of testing and trying in a Silicon Valley lab.
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You (and others, it soon becomes clear) write back to note that, leaving aside their unseemly eagerness to suck people's traumatic tales into a triumphal feminist vanity project, school administrators appear to have missed the point of #MeToo: that abuse is ubiquitous.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE keeps making friends with the previously unseemly.
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Mr. Creamer is not seen on the Project Veritas videos approving or endorsing plans to instigate fights at Trump rallies, but his underling, Mr. Foval, is shown boasting about using unseemly methods, like planting people at the gatherings to agitate the crowd.
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You and Vic, now BFFs, will sit in a booth, watching semi-regulars get half-heartedly cut off, realizing the decision to go to Carousel, right at the edge of an unseemly part of town, was the best one you made all night.
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"These types of misleading articles are fueled by old guard technology companies who have resorted to these types of unseemly tactics because they're struggling to compete effectively in open competitions in the private and public sectors," a spokesperson told Defense One and Nextgov.
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I was all set to keep my nose out of the thing, disliking, as I'm sure you do, those literary appraisals in which writers — out of a cheap competitiveness or an unseemly eruption of self-esteem — decide to make the review about themselves.
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He barred the residents of Flushing from holding town meetings, and decreed that their "heresy and unseemly lawlessness" would be rectified by the appointment of a "good, devout, God-fearing and orthodox minister," whose salary would be paid for by the townspeople.
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While there is no evidence that Ms. McCaskill had done anything in Washington to advance her husband's real estate interests, that's not the implication of the ads, which portray the couple's actions as an unseemly attempt to profit off a public program.
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The unseemly optics of Biden's son appearing to benefit financially from his father's diplomacy were reported by the New York Times in 2015, though Biden's office has long maintained that Hunter's work had no bearing on the vice president's approach to Ukraine.
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Decades before he moved from ensemble figure to leading character in the nation's impeachment theater, friends and peers from his Senate days say those episodes made plain to Mr. Biden just how damaging and unseemly the proceedings could be for all involved.
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Just because they did so in a country where dress is not deemed an unseemly consideration for serious people, and self-expression through fashion is practically a sacrament, does not make her tactical use of her wardrobe any less resonant for us all.
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Beyond this initiation into office culture — and Wags makes sure it's a hazing — Taylor also has to accept the unseemly business of working among the rogues, which here takes the form of a giant duffle bag stuffed with $250,000 of rainy-day funds.
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I had a devil of a time coming up with a title — anything that seemed like it was making fun of speech impediments would be unseemly, so I figured the title would have to be just another example of the sound change.
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But there's very little evidence that this is genuinely the key to political success (Donald Trump, for example, was a terrible fundraiser in 2016), and overemphasis on donor-friendly candidates ends up putting a thumb on the ideological scale in an unseemly way.
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WWE doesn't even really hide it, droning on and on about how he's a hero in India (he's not) and how salivatingly large the population is there, a frankly pretty unseemly betrayal of the illusion pro wrestling is supposed to specialize in.
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Portrayed with logorrheic verve by Jessica Jelliffe, this mother to two stunted grown sons (played by Mr. Craig and Peter Blomquist) looks like the product of an unseemly coupling between Winnie, the chatty heroine of Samuel Beckett's "Happy Days," and the fabulist's fabulist Baron Munchausen.
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It will never cease to stun and disappoint me that so many Americans can be whipped into a furious frenzy when someone who's gay, or black, or otherwise marginalized dares speak out against injustice in ways they deem to be impolite or brash or unseemly.
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"Such an auction would not just be unseemly; it would be dangerous, undermining U.S. foreign policy by impeding President Guaido's ability to complete the transition of the Republic to democracy," the attorneys with Washington law firm Arnold & Porter wrote in a brief dated April 3.
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The most plausible explanation for Comey's unseemly behavior is the pressure he felt from Republican congressmen, and right-wing career FBI agents, after he infuriated them when he concluded in July that there wasn't enough evidence to show Hillary Clinton had ever committed any crime.
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Given that this portion of the discourse is supposed to be the Fun Stuff Clubhouse, it's striking how much of it winds up either creepy—there is much unseemly lingering on how you would discipline some young black athlete for insubordination—or earnestly, urgently angry.
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Despite its effectiveness, Congress stopped employing inherent contempt after 1934 because the required trials on the floors of the House and Senate were time consuming, habeas corpus lawsuits challenging arrests and detention of alleged contemnors further slowed proceedings, and incarceration was perceived as unseemly.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE also called the meetings "unseemly and unprecedented" on Friday.
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At an unseemly fast speed after the coup, thousands of judges, local governors, administrators, cops, and members of the military were removed from their jobs, suspended, or arrested — including some who likely had no hand in the planning of the coup, such as magistrates.
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Mesmer fled Vienna a few years earlier when the local medical establishment determined that his claim to have cured a young woman's blindness by putting her into a trance was false, and that, even worse, there was something unseemly about his relationship with her.
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Moving into single-camera naturalism, Lorre carries with him the structures and comic sensibilities of the multicamera network sitcom — he just slows the pace, stretching out the setups, and ratchets down the jokes, as if explosive laughs would be unseemly in these quieter surroundings.
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The claims have come to light amid accusations against the Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault and harassment, and while none are as serious as those made against the movie mogul, they nevertheless paint an unseemly picture of life in the Houses of Parliament.
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U Khin Zaw Win, the director of the Tampadipa Institute, a policy think tank that urged Myanmar to cooperate with the United Nations-backed mission, said that the government's position was a "very unseemly and unsightly about-face" for Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Rasputin's scandalous behavior with society ladies and prostitutes, his unseemly intimacy with the royal family, and his influence over policies and appointments (though Mr. Smith also points out where that influence was most likely exaggerated) had the effect of eroding the authority of the czar.
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Details of Khashoggi's alleged unseemly death continue to emerge: U.S. intelligence officials knew he was being lured for capture by the Saudis (information that should have been provided to Khashoggi but, for yet unknown reasons, was not); and Turkish ones reportedly captured his murder on audio tape.
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But the plot of this chapter is about a political press corps (not the investigators slowly piecing together the unseemly details of Trump's foreign entanglements, but the ones who cover day-to-day news and theater) that is outmatched and completely maladapted for the challenge he poses.
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The council, whose papers are now in the FIT's archives, was formed after jeans-clad motorcycle gangs and such films as "The Wild One" and "Rebel Without a Cause" led to something like a nationwide panic about denim and its unseemly effects on young bodies and minds.
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Prosecutors appealing sentences already lawfully determined by a court because they are "not tough enough" is unseemly in all but the most egregious of cases, invariably involving violent crime, but in a purely political case such as this it offends all notions of justice and fairness.
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"Although the antitrust laws do not prohibit price gouging, regardless of how unseemly it may be, they do prohibit the use of unreasonable restraints of trade to facilitate or protect a price increase," wrote Klobuchar, a Minnesota Democrat who said her daughter relies on an EpiPen.
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Described as "unseemly behavior" between "two grown men" by UKIP's leader, the incident took place as the UKIP members of the European Parliament (MEPs) in Strasbourg, sought to clear the air amid factional infighting which has grown since Britons voted to leave the European Union in June.
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After reportedly being horrified by the images of civilian suffering and death after Assad's suspected use of chemical weapons in Syria last week — and probably desperate to turn the conversation from Washington talk of his wilting agenda and unseemly connections to Russia — Trump pulled the trigger.
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Mr. Clinton was defending himself against allegations that he had lied under oath and obstructed justice during a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by Paula Jones, a former Arkansas state worker, to cover up an unseemly affair with a former White House intern named Monica S. Lewinsky.
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It's also a window into a man who drove toward securing a deal, no matter how unseemly, that would deliver what, at least in Sondland's mind, was what Trump wanted most in Ukraine: a public statement announcing investigations into the son of a top political rival.
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The assumption that America lays claim to a "covenant" relationship with God, the confusion of the gospel of Christ with a party platform, the narrow definition of a "moral agenda" in American politics — all were among the unseemly aspects of Falwell's activism that survive his death.
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HENRY A. LOWENSTEIN New York To the Editor: It feels unseemly to dive so soon into the political ramifications of Justice Antonin Scalia's unexpected passing, and though it may evince a bygone decorum, I am dismayed by those on both sides of the aisle who have done so.
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But to have -- to have the White House press secretary saying that they haven&apost decisively ruled it out right off the bat and they&aposre considering this unseemly trade of me and a bunch of good American people for these Russian spies is absolutely appalling and ridiculous.
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Key Republican leaders spent months professing to believe that Hillary Clinton's use of a personal email account to conduct work business was not just a moderately unseemly violation of government IT rules, but a grave threat to the nation's security and a damning indictment of her character and judgment.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) called lobbying for foreign governments "unseemly" in an interview with Fox News in December.
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"In the face of this epic, unseemly election and the concern we all share about the direction of our country and the lack of truth and void of leadership, we can still make a difference in the lives of the people we touch and influence every day," he wrote.
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And if the dealings themselves were not unseemly enough, prosecutors said, many were carried out via bullying, name-calling and thinly veiled code words; Mr. Percoco's and Mr. Howe's use of "ziti" to refer to money — a nod to the Mafia drama "The Sopranos" — was a frequent motif.
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He cried during the second interview when he talked about his children, then he remembered all the children who had died and that it was cosmically unseemly for him to cry in public about his own; his face collapsed as he sunk into the quicksand of his own pain.
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This lineup change positioned them perfectly for their current Trump era incarnation where they are essentially a mouthpiece of the national security state, purveyors of the elite approved critique of Trump centering around his unseemly personality and disrespect for "norms," and a bastion of the discredited neoliberal establishment.
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But I have been looking at the sartorial tactics of people in the public eye for over a decade, and the mad chorus — the complaint that it is somehow a waste of time or unseemly to devote thinking to what a "serious" public figure wears — is much the same.
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Mr. Mattis, however, had conflated two things: Admiral Harris had canceled only a port call for the Carl Vinson in Fremantle, Australia, according to Pentagon officials, because he feared that images of sailors on shore leave would be unseemly at a time when North Korea was firing missiles.
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Mr. Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, raised serious questions about the party's apparent front-runner for the nomination this year, suggesting that there was most likely something unseemly in Mr. Trump's tax returns and that perhaps the Manhattan businessman was not as rich as he likes to let on.
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Blue Dog Democrats often frustrated the national party—to say nothing of the left—by refusing to tow the party line: Think of the unseemly deal-making that the Democrats had to undergo to get a single vote for Obamacare from Nebraska Senator Ben Nelson (which ended up being unnecessary anyway).
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Look out for the fine print The other thing to note is that Cricket will block normal attempts to use your phone as a mobile hotspot — and presumably find ways to slap you down if you try to use a workaround to tether or otherwise use an unseemly amount of data.
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Like his protagonist, he relished being naughty but yearned to be rich; those desires were hardly irreconcilable in a city that simultaneously embraced the materialism of the Reagan era and rejected its moralism, where stretch limos deposited partygoers in unseemly neighborhoods and yuppies ran rampant while "Die Yuppie Scum" graffiti spread.
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He, more than any of his former subordinates, can safely say no, that Harry Truman was right and this is an unseemly thing for a former president to be doing, and that it was a mistake of American society to normalize that form of conduct from his immediate few predecessors.
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" As National Review writer Kevin Williamson put it in a column released Thursday, conservatives have seemed to come to a general consensus following Attorney General Barr's letter that "some of Trump's actions" regarding Russia and the special counsel investigation "may have been unseemly, but that there's no law against unseemliness.
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Determined to actually solve crimes (while ridding the department of corruption), he enlists an unorthodox psychologist, Dr. Laszlo Kreizler (Daniel Brühl), and a socialite newspaperman, John Moore (Luke Evans), to find out who is killing boy sex workers in the city — crimes so unseemly the police department barely wants to admit they're happening.
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Unseemly, because in practice this decision gave the anointed party, which happens to be the governor's own Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)—also the party in power in Delhi—a full 15 days in which to bribe, threaten or otherwise cajole enough newly elected opposition legislators to switch sides and join it in government.
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Like so many followers of the circus that is the presidential election, the men housed at the Rikers Island jail complex watched in dismay over the past several weeks as the contest between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump descended into an unseemly spectacle of coarse threats, personal insults and rebuffed handshakes.
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Often men who hurt women help women in other ways, and that can be self-serving too — supporting women's work might open up new opportunities to take advantage of them, woo them with flattery that ends up entrapping them in a kind of complicity, or help shield the men's reputations against unseemly accusations.
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Some of the political advertising inundating Missourians, as well as an opinion piece in the Kansas City Star this month appearing under Mr. Hawley's byline, have suggested that there's something unseemly about Mr. Shepard's business, which relies on the use of government subsidies to develop low-income rental housing around the country.
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Mr. Trump likewise has gleefully taken credit on days that stocks have risen and publicly commented on the strength of the dollar, which presidents generally do not do either, both because it might be viewed as unseemly interference in the markets and because it invites blame when they have a bad day.
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If you're going to talk about sexually desiring a woman, here are five indications you're straying dangerously close to "locker room talk": The simplest rule of thumb for gauging whether a conversation has veered into unseemly territory, says Polk, is whether you'd feel comfortable making the same comments to a woman in person.
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Even apart from the unseemly spectacle of watching your lawyer speculate about the state of your marriage on national television, no client would want his or her lawyer to highlight even more questions relating to more money from unidentified sources, thereby fueling even more speculation about a payment made shortly before election day.
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Some argued that inviting Trump to the dinner at all was unseemly—that it risked normalizing the Republican nominee by putting him in the same room, as an equal, with countless politicians from both parties who have rightly identified him as representing the worst of America, even of being a threat to our democracy.
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The administration's request that the Supreme Court deny review in Mr. McCarthan's case was "incredibly unseemly" and "not a good look for the Department of Justice," said Leah Litman, a law professor at the University of California, Irvine, and an authority on the complicated web of statutes that govern post-conviction challenges from federal prisoners.
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The pillows, the patterns, the pulled-together look — of such things Mr. Price knew little and cared less, until the summer of 2015 when, apparently, he'd had quite enough, thank you, of friends pointing out that the way he lived was unseemly, a very short step up from bookcases made of boards and cinder blocks.
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" The newspaper acknowledged that Clinton is secretive and admonished the former secretary of State and former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE for cashing in the speech circuit "on an unprecedented and unseemly scale.
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But as I told you last year, there's been a bit of a recent boom in California federal court for awarding fees based on class counsel's hourly billings, mostly in megacases in which judges were worried that a percentage-based fee award, even of 10 or 15 percent, would be an unseemly windfall for plaintiffs' lawyers.
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All through the hot summer campaign of 2016, as Donald Trump and his aides dismissed talk of unseemly ties to Moscow, two of his key business partners were working furiously on a secret track: negotiations to build what would have been the tallest building in Europe and an icon of the Trump empire — the Trump World Tower Moscow.
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The list goes on: billions of taxpayer dollars benefit a select group of farmers and their crops; massive bailouts go to large insurance companies who helped craft ObamaCare behind closed doors; and unseemly amounts of "free money" are dedicated to the green energy industry, ensuring that wealthy, well-connected individuals get a good return on their investments.
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As documented in Steven Levy's book Hackers, pot-smoking was permitted and drinking encouraged; employees were invited into Ken's hot tub and out on the town for a weekly "Men's Night"; and Ken took an active and unseemly interest in getting his young star programmer laid, even going so far as to hire a sex worker on his behalf.
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At the same time, most of us can agree that actually being stoned while fighting is unseemly, and if Gastelum smoked weed during USADA's in-competition window—which would have surely put him past the 150 mg/nl threshold—it only adds a few more brushstrokes to a portrait of an uncommonly talented athlete who is uncommonly immature.
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Instead, he delivers rollicking stories from rural Alabama about a possibly murderous great-grandfather who knows how to conjure dessert from a bit of flour and a tin of condensed milk, a grandmother who takes unseemly pleasure in choosing which chicken's neck to wring and a cousin who cusses like a stevedore as she pats out a meatloaf.
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The narrator of "I Love Dick" has a flair for social satire, and presents the letters, which are quoted in full, and transcripts of conversations between Chris, Sylvère, and Dick as "exhibits" in a case study of how the unseemly experience called "falling in love" unfolds for one feminist creative-class striver and her unfortunate husband.
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" Intentionally, he left out Britain, because it has voted to leave the bloc and its prime minister, Theresa May, has rushed with what some Europeans consider unseemly rapidity to the side of Mr. Trump, who has derided the European Union and praised Britain's withdrawal, or "Brexit," saying, "I don't think it matters much for the United States.
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" Arthur Cohen, chief executive of LaPlaca Cohen — a New York consulting firm that advises museums, including the Philadelphia Museum and the Frick, and other cultural institutions — suggested that museums were opting to grow within their own footprint now "because at this moment in time, the idea of a grand, flamboyant architectural gesture seems unseemly, quite tone-deaf.
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Portrayed in the popular postcards and ads of the late 19th and early 20th century as grotesque, unseemly and out of control, women of size are represented in the gallery by Nettie the Fat Girl, a sideshow attraction shown in an early-20th-century photograph as a bulbous, childlike creature, her tutu and inflated thighs all but bearing her aloft.
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If the financial crisis was one kind of reckoning, the trial of Emigrant is another, micro-version: a vision of an unhealthy, unwise or naïve appetite for debt on the part of some borrowers, and the unseemly drive to provide it that led Mr. Milstein to plow more and more money into a program with a skyrocketing rate of people falling behind.
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A TV on the wall shows news footage of an anti-FBI protest outside of an Apple store in LA. The demonstrators are mostly white, and in some unseemly part of my scared, white soul, I realize I would have been much more at ease picketing an Apple store tonight than I was taking notes at an LAPD surveillance meeting on Skid Row.
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There have been troubling signs of Bobby's dark side — his lying and belligerence at home, his unseemly attachments to parlor women, his heavy drinking — but squint a little bit and it's not hard to see Frank Sobotka, the character Chris Bauer played on the "The Wire," a union man whose humanity pushed through his corruption like a flower through cracked concrete.
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From the grizzled satyr Mickey Sabbath's imagined obituary ("did nothing for Israel") to his elation at his late mistress Drenka's "uberous" breasts, to the unseemly depths of his lecherous interest in friends' daughter's underwear or his urge to urinate on Drenka's grave, he erupts into exhilarating life even as he contemplates suicide in his grief at Drenka's death and his own aging diminution.
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Kennedy, who many expected to raid his private riches more frequently (he's drawn about $2 million after a late $500,000 infusion), and Biss have taken turns closing the gap on Pritzker, but the billionaire looks likely to fend them off despite being put on the defensive in the closing months of the campaign by some unseemly revelations from his past.
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As the trial of Mr. Baroni and Ms. Kelly moved toward the end of its second week, the testimony again pulled back the curtain on the unseemly politics of New Jersey, particularly under Mr. Christie, a Republican, as he sought endorsements from Democratic mayors to help win a broad re-election victory in 2013 in the hopes that it could propel his presidential campaign in 2016.
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That being said, there is something a little unseemly about a brand new device that costs nearly $1,000 not running Google's latest and greatest mobile operating system, Nougat (or Android 7.0), which was released on Monday and adds features like support for running windows side by-side (so you can more easily multitask on-the-go) and an expanded library of 1,500 different emoji.
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He ambles up to get it—pretty routine—when, all of a sudden, behind him, probably wearing illegal shoes that mask the sound of his footsteps, comes Anthony Davis, screaming through the air like a fucking condor, driving the ball home with a violent momentum that is unseemly at best, offensive and unsuitable for the children who were watching what most people figured was a family event at worst.
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" Further, he believes the U.S. intelligence community is, in fact, in a bitter war with Trump, one that could end with his removal from office: "Behind closed doors, plenty of American intelligence experts believe that President Trump is the pawn of the Kremlin, wittingly or not, and assess that it's only a matter of time before unseemly Moscow ties are exposed and the White House enters unsurvivable political crisis.
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The decision, announced in a one-page notice by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, may also put an end to one of the most widely watched and embarrassing scandals in the history of the N.F.L. The case, which began in January 2015, raised awkward and unseemly questions about the powers of the commissioner and the motivations of one of the most decorated players in league history.
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Those include an investigation into whether City Hall interfered for political reasons in a review of the educational quality at several Jewish religious schools; further investigations into "unsafe conditions" at the Housing Authority; and a review of "sexual assault investigations at the N.Y.P.D." Rory Lancman, a city councilman from Queens, voiced the thoughts of many New Yorkers over the unseemly tit for tat at the top of New York City government.
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Exec producer Mosheh Oinounou talked with Glor via correspondent Nikole Killion's phone... Her signal was used to feed Glor the show in his ear, direct camera shots, send scripts and notes, etc... The big picture Brian Lowry emails: It's difficult to connect a breaking news story to a larger issue, in the same way a mass shooting can appear to be an unseemly time to discuss gun control.
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Senate Republican Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (Texas), a co-sponsor of the gun suppressor bill and the sponsor of the measure loosening restrictions on concealed weapons, said it was unseemly for some Democrats to be looking ahead to the political fight over gun control.
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And then Trump officials, realizing that there was something unseemly about the call between Trump and the Ukrainian President made every effort, according to the whistleblower, to "lock down" the transcript of the call by removing the transcript from where these transcripts are generally stored and loading it on a separate computer system where only the most classified and sensitive communications are stored, despite the fact that there was no classified information in the call.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE doubled down on his criticism of former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE on Saturday, accusing Kerry of "unseemly" contacts within Iran's government.
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Throw in the omnipresent pressures of Brexit — to cut costs and engineer all sorts of complex feats within ludicrously tiny timescales, such as conjuring an automagical technology-powered non-hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland (as has been suggested as one possible solution for that particular Brexit conundrum) — and it's not hard to see why ministers might be in an unseemly haste to feed public sector data-sets to any technologist who claims they can engineer a solution.
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For me, restaurants like Schrafft's and Howard Johnson's, with their wide demographic reach and the sense of community, however brief, that they created in the people who enjoyed them, balanced some of the privilege I had to acknowledge, the exceptional accidents and circumstances and associations of an educated East Coast life that accounted for my evenings at Le Pavillon, and my one power lunch at the Four Seasons, where I consumed an unseemly amount of lobster salad and steak frites while suffering the stares and whispers of the Grill Room regulars trying, unsuccessfully, to place me.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE said Friday that former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE's conversations with Iran are "unseemly and unprecedented," but would not go as far as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in saying they are illegal.
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