Read the left side for Berlin's (unsubtly racist) defense of himself.
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The unconventional music and typography unsubtly underscore the ad's claim that Mrs.
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The language and images cast his "celebrity" as slight, unserious — and, unsubtly, feminine.
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" Snowden's N.S.A. boss is unsubtly named Corbin O'Brian, after the antagonist in Orwell's "1984.
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Jeff Park's shoulder moved unsubtly beneath his hand, the linen of his shirt slipping out of Barry's grasp.
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The incredibly unsubtly named Elegant and Jewel are the company's shot at appealing directly to female smartwatch owners.
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He described himself, unsubtly, as a leader "for a couple of decades" on issues like single-payer health care.
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As the shapes crocheted (yes, crocheted!) around the proscenium frame by London Kaye unsubtly declare, this show has lots of heart.
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Yet when Trump unsubtly threatened violence against members of Congress, not a single Republican member of Congress called him on it.
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Gregory's approach both subtly and unsubtly forced America to look at itself in the mirror and reckon with its ugly side.
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I like sleeping, and every morning, without fail, my alarm clock ruins that for me by loudly and unsubtly waking me up.
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Eggsy's new nemesis is the unsubtly named Poppy (Julianne Moore), a saccharine, nostalgia-obsessed sociopath with a monopoly on the world drug trade.
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The unsubtly named reMarkable is the latest product to give it a go, launching with what the company calls a "no latency" digital paper.
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But it does have that whiff of saccharine cheesiness that we love so much, even as it tugs ever-so-unsubtly at the heartstrings.
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The $300 million high-speed network—unsubtly named FASTER—carries data at 60 terabits per second from Oregon to Chikura and Shima in Japan.
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While holding the highly complicit Melania up as some secret liberal hero is misguided, it is satisfying to see her unsubtly avoid her husband.
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Fury unsubtly alludes to this in his rant on social media, saying Joshua and his promoter Hearn "robbed" the belt they're defending on June 25th.
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That is especially true when Washington is rather unsubtly backing the Philippines and Vietnam in their territorial disputes with Beijing (despite pro-forma statements of neutrality).
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In other words, you could paste your own wallet address – 3BYpmdzASG7S6WrpmrnzJCX3y8kduF6Kmc, for example – and the malware would subtly (or unsubtly) change it to its own private wallet.
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Once upon a time, the quaint bend in this serpentine alley (previously known, unsubtly, as the Blood Angle) abetted all manner of ambushes and skullduggery during gang warfare.
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The Man in Black (Ed Harris) gets Teddy to regale him with the "old native myth" of the maze as they ride to the unsubtly named outcast town of Pariah.
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Now it seems like he wasn't just requesting Zelensky investigate Biden; it looks like he was unsubtly trying to strong-arm him into doing it by leveraging US military assistance.
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"When I Get Up," a gleefully glum lead single about coping with depression by staying in bed, also rather unsubtly references the similarly peppy "Gotta Get Up" by the late Harry Nilsson.
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Guston typically portrays the president as just a long, straight nose projecting from between his jowly cheeks awash in five-o'clock shadow, an unsubtly phallic distortion (he was, after all, nicknamed "Tricky Dick").
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As for Mr. de Blasio, he sought to show skeptical New Yorkers that he can take to the road and simultaneously run their city by unsubtly popping gum into his mouth and striding off.
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" In canvassing voters, when he met one whom he desired to bribe, he'd tell them, unsubtly: "What a shocking bad hat you have got; call at my warehouse, and you shall have a new one!
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She opened the Voice Memos app, unsubtly beginning to record his impassioned plea to respect the artistic process by simply experiencing these selections from the forthcoming Negus In Natural Person, purportedly his last ever rap album.
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Mr. Angelle had also developed serious in-state political rivals, including Mr. Vitter, whose former chief of staff ran a political action committee, unsubtly called Make Louisiana Great Again, that vigorously attacked Mr. Angelle in the congressional race.
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The Times article seemed to be trying — rather unsubtly — to draw a contrast between the idea of a cautious, deliberate Obama and the image of Trump casually signing off on a risky operation while sitting at the dinner table.
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If you played the game after reading the book, I think the way that the pair "gets together" unsubtly hints at a genuine connection: he cannot take his eyes off her, even though he knows she's not all that she appears to be.
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But we think we know the real reason; Jeff Bezos has been watching Mark Zuckerberg do his best Bezos-ian routine of slowly torturing a weaker business rival, cruelly strangling Snap by unsubtly showing the world that Facebook can do everything that Snapchat can do but better and while turning a profit.
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While "Into My Arms" and "Straight To You" are the two go-to first dances, there's a lot to be said for mid-tempo stomps like "There She Goes, My Beautiful World," where gospel singers and barrelhouse piano join forces with references to Karl Marx and Jonny Thunders to woo as unsubtly as possible.
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By its third installment in 2016 (unsubtly subtitled Election Year), it featured a bleeding-heart Purge-resistance blonde woman politician being hunted by the cult-like old, white men of the New Founding Fathers party, while out on the streets people of color defended their homes and lives from marauding bands of bloodthirsty thrill seekers.
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Capacity utilization in the auto-manufacturing sector is in the low-80% range, an embedded structural problem that business leaders in the industry have been worrying about for a decade (the late Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Sergio Marchionne made a big deal out of the issue in a widely debated 2015 presentation unsubtly titled "Confessions of a Capital Junkie").
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One councilman named Perry objected, and Kai unsubtly threatened his daughters, which changed the councilman's vote. Beverly wants to attack Kai, but Winter defends her brother. Beverly urges Winter that Kai considers her expendable. Winter recounts a story where she and Kai infiltrated an ultra- conservative religious order via an internet chat room.
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39 and some Alabama whites unsubtly called Smith "nigger, nigger, nigger".Feldman, Glenn; Before Brown: Civil Rights and White Backlash in the Modern South; p. 270 Nonetheless, these people did not think Hoover any safer on the race issue, although they did prefer Hoover's view on Prohibition.Feldman, Glenn; Politics, Society, and the Klan in Alabama, 1915-1949; p.
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She punctures Phoebe's facade, and asks Rachel to take another test to make sure she is pregnant, saying it will be her wedding present. Chandler's mother introduces her date, Dennis Phillips, a famous Broadway producer. Joey, who has changed from his army costume into a tennis outfit (the only thing they had in the hotel shop), is very excited about this. Joey asks Chandler to put a word in for him with Dennis, and later on in the reception, Joey gets up on stage to do a speech that is tailored, increasingly unsubtly, to show off his dramatic skills to Dennis.
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Whilst praising Knight and Langer for being "much more fluid in their movements", Holm does not share Rawson-Jones's appreciation for the emotional scenes in "Part One" regarding Maria's departure and claims they lack "the resonance you might expect." Holm does state, however, that "[t]he scenes regarding Maria’s departure are handled better...[in "Part Two"], even if some of the closing scene platitudes are a little vomit-inducing." He cites as examples of weaknesses in "Part Two"; the ease with which Kaagh is fooled by the children; and the incredible luck Clyde has when Sarah Jane and Luke happen to be on the other side of a locked door in order to let him in thus saving him from Kaagh. He is also critical of the reuse of the threat of "something being brought crashing down to Earth...an overused plot last season" and observes that an "end of season rematch with Kaarg is unsubtly telegraphed".
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