They'd found it upsetting and the man up there found it upsetting, too.
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"It's a controversial and upsetting subject, and it's also upsetting to us," he tells The Verge.
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It's really upsetting to me, this might be one of the most upsetting things to me right now.
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He was one of my husband's closest friends, and the loss of this friendship is also upsetting, if not as upsetting as his actions.
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That was upsetting, as losing the drive for a while was a pain, but no where near as upsetting as what I would discover later.
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"Upsetting to more than just the other cast members — upsetting to me as well," Diamond admits before revealing that he had a ghostwriter for his book.
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Still, that video was upsetting to watch, and it was even more upsetting to learn that you'd been diagnosed with pneumonia stemming from allergies just two days before.
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The happy experiences, like eating at the farmer's market, got happier, the upsetting ones, like watching a pair of lions eating a water buffalo, got more upsetting as well.
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They closed their case against President Donald Trump declaring he must be removed from office for upsetting the balance of power envisioned by the Constitution and for upsetting world order.
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Raters now have access to a new "Upsetting-Offensive" flag which Google says should be used in the following instances: Just being upsetting isn't enough for raters to flag search results.
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I'm doing work ten times what I did when I was in my 20s, and if that's upsetting to people they have to look at themselves, why it's upsetting to them.
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From what I found, it's actually totally normal and not at all upsetting to only poop every three days, no matter how not normal and deeply upsetting I find it, personally.
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" Williams also addressed fan anger with the way women have been treated on the show, particularly in recent seasons, saying she "finds it upsetting that so many people have found it upsetting.
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To say that this situation is upsetting is an understatement.
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The bank holiday is over and that's pretty upsetting stuff.
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This is very upsetting and smacks of discrimination and censorship.
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What's upsetting for some people can be comforting for others.
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Editor's note: This story contains upsetting details about physical violence.
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Europe's triumphant captain Thomas Bjorn said the incident was "upsetting".
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"It was clearly very, very upsetting to him," she said.
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And, in an upsetting turn, he lost his lost tooth.
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Meanwhile, Bledel is on the most upsetting show on television.
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That's something that I can't change, and it's really upsetting.
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"It's an upsetting thing," says Abu Jawad, a longtime resident.
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Fortunately it's far more upsetting to Gen Xers and Boomers.
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I was just really, really — I found it very upsetting.
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" Continues Richards: "What happened at Lisa's house was really upsetting.
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Warning: It features violence and may be upsetting to some.
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This is upsetting me, but my chicken strips are helping.
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There's an upsetting universe in which pizza was never invented.
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More upsetting are photographs of nearly unimaginable levels of pollution.
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A member of Congress said "Fappening" and it was upsetting.
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"Darwiin's nightmare," is upsetting the ecological balance in the Atlantic.
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Human trafficking is an incredibly large — and undoubtedly upsetting — industry.
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American diplomats were skittish about upsetting a sensitive bilateral relationship.
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It's upsetting that I couldn't do that in that situation.
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For Jaclyn, watching the body camera video is still upsetting.
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I think that's about as upsetting a consequence as any.
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This turn of events was of course upsetting for Hernandez.
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Like I said: Disturbing, upsetting, and perhaps a little revealing.
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That's obviously very upsetting to somebody who cares about me.
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Does that thing still bother me, is it upsetting me?
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Charlottesville and Donald Trump's response to it were uniquely upsetting.
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That's why upsetting the applecart is a great starting point.
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Just as upsetting she begged no one call an ambulance.
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"These claims understandably are upsetting," Dr. Oz says to Diamond.
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Warning: This story contains upsetting details of a violent crime.
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Behind this sweet moment, though, there are several upsetting unknowns.
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This is upsetting what has happened to fox right now.
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Suddenly leaving a job, for any reason, can be upsetting.
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This story contains images that some readers may find upsetting.
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Acne can range from upsetting to frustrating to completely debilitating.
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But by upsetting hierarchies, modernity can also exacerbate old tensions.
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Another actress told him a similarly upsetting story years later.
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This is really upsetting as he was given full service.
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Advocates for the homeless say it's upsetting, but no surprise.
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Williams paints subjects that are simultaneously funny and extremely upsetting.
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She finds Donald Trump upsetting and dangerous, so steers clear.
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She found the job so upsetting that she eventually quit.
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More upsetting, though, is the pattern you witnessed growing up.
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The way the art was destroyed, however, was most upsetting.
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Or, at least, to avoid upsetting the local mafia boss.
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Even so, this upsetting documentary offers plenty to chew on.
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"It's more embarrassing and upsetting than anything else," Thomas said.
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Nothing is more powerfully upsetting than what happened in Manchester.
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I find this lack of awareness and concern very upsetting.
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"If you're not upsetting someone, you're not doing it right."
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This lesson is objectively upsetting, but it is not wrong.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "I got to say that ad is upsetting.
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"He means well, but it's a little upsetting," Colbert said.
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The measures suggest China is wary of upsetting trade negotiations.
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To start, it immediately diminishes those who find it upsetting.
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There has been no shortage of upsetting headlines in 2019.
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The only thing more upsetting is the alternative: being homeless.
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At least when he was upsetting people, they weren't bored.
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But at the time it was really upsetting and sad.
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It's that upsetting where it's like, I'd just rather not.
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" In a statement, United CEO Oscar Munoz called the incident "upsetting.
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To other people it's not funny at all and just upsetting.
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There was more tension, he explains, and more upsetting body language.
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As an artist, Black said the lack of credit was upsetting.
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They're fantastically awful, but that was upsetting, they could record everything.
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When things are tough or upsetting, it's about pulling her close.
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The idea of melting this weapon for currency is kinda upsetting.
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Wary of upsetting Kerala's large Christian "vote bank", state authorities wavered.
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It was, of course, upsetting that Long had mistreated their son.
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Every story like this that comes to light is seriously upsetting.
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The Executive Order's humanitarian and economic impact is real and upsetting.
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This is a personal thing, this is private, this is upsetting.
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Something actually terrible and upsetting will come along any minute now.
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The stories are both more upsetting and funnier than I recalled.
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It's stressful when you can't solve problems that are upsetting them.
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" Halberg says the accusations are "upsetting to [Barnard] on all levels.
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If you're worried this is upsetting the norm, you're damn right.
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"Obviously that message is upsetting, inappropriate, and uncalled for," Gattine said.
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But it's the women shaming each other that's the most upsetting.
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One was a Jesus bandage, which was especially upsetting for Kanye.
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Makani has previous when it comes to upsetting the Iranian authorities.
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He remembers upsetting his father when he disassembled the lawn mower.
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I'd never seen anything more horrific and upsetting in my life.
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She can also scat, which is upsetting more than anything else.
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It's very upsetting and depressing for him and for everyone watching.
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"Full House" was, no matter its quality, about upsetting gender expectations.
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It's always upsetting when an artist dies without a proper eulogy.
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The result is a documentary that is both visceral and upsetting.
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It was gratuitous, demeaning, and upsetting to a lot of people.
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Other technologies are galloping ahead, upsetting all kinds of pricing assumptions.
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That's why my anxiety is so upsetting and difficult to explain.
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But overhauling the system fundamentally would mean upsetting still more doctors.
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Adele's sweeping of the show was upsetting, but certainly not unexpected.
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It's upsetting to see that Donald Trump could not be trusted.
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Just the sight of him was out of the norm, upsetting.
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The subsequent communication between my friend and me was rather upsetting.
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" The complaint said she found the questioning and proselytizing "extremely upsetting.
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What she learns when she makes contact is shocking and upsetting.
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And I don't even find it upsetting, because they're obviously wrong.
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Gory wartime violence and less explicit but equally upsetting postwar brutality.
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Many people found this sort of thing deterministic and upsetting. Why?
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While upsetting, these are perfectly legal ways to grease the skids.
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I couldn't even watch the whole thing it was so upsetting.
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The images in this article may be upsetting for some readers.
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We must know that it will probably be upsetting and painful.
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He was getting crotchety with Genevieve, and it was upsetting her.
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There's something about that that is very interesting and very upsetting.
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Parents are given age recommendations for content that could be upsetting.
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His story was, of course, upsetting, but it was also infuriating.
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Seeing children wave banners without knowing why inclusion matters is upsetting.
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Warning: Much of what he had to say is very upsetting.
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The narrative about immigrants in this country is upsetting and wrong.
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So what then is so upsetting about Mr. Trump's latest outburst?
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There are few subjects more upsetting than young people with cancer.
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UPSET SPECIAL: Wichita State is normally the team doing the upsetting.
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You want to avoid upsetting them, and to "prove" your worth.
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But when the coronavirus emerged, so did fears of upsetting Beijing.
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I can't even look at the news because it's so upsetting.
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Would upsetting the natural order of things be jarring or delicious?
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A rather extreme reaction to an upsetting photo, don't you think?
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We know that we made something that's potentially dangerous and upsetting.
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So I find myself asking, is that what's upsetting me here?
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Silver later defended Morey's right to free speech, upsetting Chinese officials.
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And let me begin by saying I'm sorry for upsetting you.
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This is upsetting to me and I'd like to explain why.
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"What's happened to Woody is so upsetting, so unjust," Previn said.
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Mr. Wilson had the post removed and apologized for upsetting anyone.
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Because it was the most upsetting thing I have ever seen.
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Clemson hadn't played in a week since upsetting North Carolina State.
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He vows more social spending without upsetting Mexico's macro-economic stability.
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Otis doesn't even deserve one after a season of upsetting conduct.
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They learned the upsetting news at their very first doctor's appointment.
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"We know this is upsetting news," chief executive Simon Litherland said.
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I am quite sure they're upsetting to some of our guests.
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Her story, like all of the #MeToo revelations, is deeply upsetting.
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There already have been unintended consequences, possibly upsetting the economic balance.
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He ended up picking McIntee in the final challenge, upsetting Baldassari.
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That might be the most upsetting thing this show has ever done.
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What's really upsetting ... the barrage of gawkers cropping up in increasing numbers.
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Good grief that's upsetting God bless the weird recesses of the internet.
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" In January, Couric told PEOPLE she found Lauer's firing was "very upsetting.
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POLLACK: So it was upsetting seeing we&aposre seeing that article. Yes.
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It's an upsetting end to season 3, but one that was inevitable.
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The upsetting incident took place along a rural road in Palmdale, California.
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It's a very sad and upsetting comic, but not how anyone intended.
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For something like that to mess with her head is really upsetting.
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She's wearing mourning-ready black to really get the upsetting point across.
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"It's upsetting for us, that's for sure," Meyers admitted to Global News.
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President Trump has entertained plenty of deeply dangerous and upsetting conspiracy theories.
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CEO Jack Dorsey called the impact "real and upsetting" in a tweet.
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To hear this from the press and not through her is upsetting.
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"The whole situation with Kenya is very upsetting to me," she said.
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Upsetting the entrenched power structure of cities is an exasperating, thankless task.
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"It was so upsetting to see this kind of suffering," he says.
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And only last month, political uncertainty in Italy was upsetting financial markets.
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Hearing the same tired old excuses from men is upsetting, but expected.
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Untouchable: Harvey Weinsteins's victims (re)tell their stories in upsetting new doc.
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They're part of a weird and kind of sad and upsetting... Movement?
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"The pictures of children in Kashechewan are upsetting," Angus wrote on Facebook.
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But the suggestion that she has a problem with it was upsetting.
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This guy is evil, upsetting, gross, mean, cruel, and also completely rad.
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The results are confusing, upsetting, horrifying, and (broadly speaking) super not okay.
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Naturally, it's upsetting to hear that bots could replace yet another job.
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That's upsetting and convoluted yet we somehow still might ship these characters...?
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But that may not be the most upsetting fact about the incident.
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Watching certain parts of Big Little Lies was upsetting for Tanya Brown.
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"I found it very upsetting," the Divorce star told host Andy Cohen.
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" In a separate post on Facebook, Zuckerberg called Andreessen's comments "deeply upsetting.
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This is quite upsetting for us," Erdoğan said on CBS's "60 Minutes.
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Stanton has even opened up to humans again after his upsetting ordeal.
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And that, in turn, makes the actual threats all the more upsetting.
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"You're really upsetting me and all women pls stop," another person wrote.
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These hard, upsetting moments force viewers to confront what judgement looks like.
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All in all there's a lot of upsetting footage in this film.
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"A bit upsetting to see comments aimed at Kirsten though," she said.
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Police reform advocates said the decision was upsetting but to be expected.
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"The four-year delay is probably the most upsetting thing," she added.
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To prompt the unravelling of the United Kingdom is rather more upsetting.
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Sometimes, you might not even register that anything potentially upsetting has happened.
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He was left with inadequate proof of his achievement, upsetting his father.
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Andrew M. Cuomo caught a thresher shark over the weekend, upsetting conservationists.
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And I'm clearly not the only one to find such behavior upsetting.
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She winds up getting deported to Colombia, upsetting a lot of fans.
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The Post called the images "deeply upsetting and offensive" to the women.
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As a result, accidentally eating meat can be upsetting on several levels.
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It's very upsetting and I'm trying to understand, God, why it happened.
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It's clear the upsetting conversation may have made Hannah rethink her decision.
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""This is an upsetting event to all of us here at United.
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That's an upsetting revelation, but it's also what makes this show wonderful.
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But things have happened to him that have been upsetting to me.
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It was really upsetting; my heart completely dropped right to my feet.
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Understandably, the provocative and deeply upsetting visual caused a bit of controversy.
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It's deeply angering and upsetting that this is still happening every day.
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What is our obligation, when somebody does something that is so upsetting?
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"It's upsetting to know that he's still out there," Ms. Karna said.
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Google's handling of the issue was also upsetting to Mr. Damore's critics.
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These 360-degree shots (which are not embeddable) are harrowing and upsetting.
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Sunday's first game also went to overtime, with Auburn eventually upsetting Kentucky.
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It's certainly unsatisfying and upsetting that we'll never know why this happened.
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And the existence of these heretofore undisclosed descendants may prove upsetting, too.
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Also upsetting is knowing that Medicare and Medicaid are footing the bill.
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It was a costly, upsetting ordeal that I hope to never repeat.
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Callimachi: This is hard to talk about without, I think, upsetting people.
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And she finds the vitriol directed specifically at second-home owners upsetting.
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And she finds the vitriol directed specifically at second-home owners upsetting.
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Should theaters warn patrons of content that might be upsetting or offensive?
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The definition given for institutional racism could prove upsetting without further context.
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When we feel empathy, we feel like we're suffering, and that's upsetting.
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But President Trump has held back for fear of upsetting trade talks.
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Taken together, the decisions show Apple's acute concern about upsetting China's leaders.
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There's not much to cheer about, and the news is relentlessly upsetting.
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If you haven't seen the video yet, brace yourself ... it's quite upsetting.
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They also need to lure young new customers without upsetting loyal shoppers.
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Darling said his former boss doesn't care about upsetting his fellow senators.
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Lockert suggests choosing the most upsetting debt and paying it off first.
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It was a little upsetting, but it was like, 'Okay, that's fine.
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If I'm frustrated, what was the tipping point where it became upsetting?
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I was shocked and pleased with how upsetting it made my face!
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The government bailed them out, upsetting taxpayers and briefly raising pressure for reform.
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But a dividend cut risks further upsetting the stock's large retail ownership base.
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He knocks on the front door, upsetting everyone including Gunther's disabled young son.
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They're obviously harrowing and upsetting, and you're directing something that happened to you.
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Leslie also advises to keep to safe topics that won't be mutually upsetting.
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I mean both of them are upsetting on some level, in some way.
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Still, the rift "is all very upsetting to the family," says the insider.
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Both of these moments fall flat due to the drama's upsetting romantic origins.
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And she's managed to rise above some of the more upsetting online rumors.
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The approval of the copyright directive will be upsetting for many across Europe.
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As upsetting as all this is, I want people to learn from it.
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It's upsetting those two go hand-in-hand now because of social media.
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If I didn't have to worry about upsetting the neighbors, I'd love it.
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Likely not — but again, that's exactly what's bizarre and upsetting about all this.
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That has led some to speculate that Mr. Xi feared rifts upsetting proceedings.
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And yet, it really is upsetting to see what happens at the end.
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Contains some upsetting images of dead giraffes and a discussion of giraffe sexuality.
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Rowlands' victory was, depending on who you asked, either an upset or upsetting.
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It's upsetting to think that American political professionals might be deploying similar tactics.
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"So for this to happen is all the more upsetting," the insider adds.
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" Washington's fans agreed that the cover didn't do her justice "This is upsetting.
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Circumstances around Lil Tay's so-called persona and life have long been upsetting.
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Editors' Note: This story describes situations that could be upsetting for some readers.
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" It's, "Okay, my tire went flat, and this is really upsetting to me.
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It's graphic and upsetting to contemplate and, importantly, it has not been proven.
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Later, she was abducted by a serial killer — which I found legitimately upsetting.
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It seems really upsetting after everything we've been through to deny us this.
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It has been an extremely upsetting case to investigate for all my officers.
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They disagree with me when I say the ghost berry effect is upsetting.
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Warning: This story may be upsetting to children who believe in Santa Claus.
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Trust me—that skin will be the least upsetting part for your coworkers.
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To avoid upsetting southerners, northern states said sharia would not apply to Christians.
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However, this announcement is pretty upsetting given Timberlake's history with the Super Bowl.
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Employment dropped 6,400 in February, also upsetting forecasts of an increase of 16,000.
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First she addressed Luke, who has been upsetting her for several episodes now.
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The moment takes place at a restaurant, and is pretty upsetting to watch.
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Ocasio-Cortez — a democratic socialist who rose to fame after upsetting Democratic Rep.
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Butler is a gem, but his supporting cast teeters between inadequate and upsetting.
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The result was just as upsetting as you always imagined it would be.
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Although, we do realize this makes Jon Snow's fate all the more upsetting.
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Looking at these images might be upsetting, but still demonstrate what we've done.
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That was really upsetting, but he bounced back and got some new glasses.
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It's really upsetting for her, but she is trying to work through it.
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Meanwhile, Juno has no interest in upsetting that apple cart at the moment.
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The incident was so upsetting, Holliday said she wouldn't be using Uber again.
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It is upsetting for obvious journalistic reasons—we stand behind everything we publish.
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Now we can continue to spread our important breast school without upsetting you.
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Moss' rollercoaster of emotions performance makes the entire scene 100 times more upsetting.
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I'm completely confused and she says...I'm sorry for calling and upsetting you!
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"It is impossible for Washington to act unilaterally without upsetting allies," Thomson said.
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This is even more upsetting given that many senior Democrats are pro-Israel.
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She said in a statement that the term was "abhorrent" and deeply upsetting.
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Learning that he was in fact personally rejected will be upsetting to him.
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"I don't think the government is willing to risk upsetting them," said Wong.
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Editor's note: The video contain graphic images that may be upsetting to some.
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Australia has also traditionally been wary of upsetting China, its largest trading partner.
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But almost as quickly, he realized how upsetting this might be for Lindsay.
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And while her execution may be upsetting for some—it's worth the crusade.
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There's a lot of terrible, violent, upsetting stuff out there on the internet.
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These sequences were stagnant and upsetting, whether the ball went in or not.
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I think it's going to be really mesmerizing and at times really upsetting.
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Her father didn't like him at first, O'Rourke told me, which was upsetting.
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They found the potential for exposure to the virus without protective equipment upsetting.
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Dream experts say that, while they are upsetting, the dreams are mostly harmless.
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I found the comments deeply upsetting, and they... But the damage was done.
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A fear of upsetting others drives individuals with an anxious preoccupied attachment style.
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I begged for clarification, but my lack of understanding was upsetting to her.
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It's fu**ing wild, upsetting, disturbing, and like nothing else we've ever experienced.
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He will cancel Alberta's carbon tax, upsetting Mr. Trudeau's pan-Canadian climate accord.
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"It's upsetting, you think about what those poor people went through," he says.
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Notably, men and women differed in what financial circumstances they found most upsetting.
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Oregon beat a ranked opponent for the first time since upsetting then-No.
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Apparently, she thought that this line of conversation would be upsetting to Sergey.
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Mine had on socks and sandals, which was quite upsetting at the time.
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"It's very out of the blue for me, very upsetting, " Davis told NBC.
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" But when the boy returned home, the lunchbox contained an upsetting response: "NO!
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Even some Native Americans said they were uneasy over upsetting the status quo.
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This story contains language and descriptions that may be upsetting to some readers.
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Most upsetting about Sessions speech was his invocation of Dr. Martin Luther King.
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Do you want to tell me why this is so upsetting to you?
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She said that what she saw from some families was shocking and upsetting.
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This is a very tender and upsetting reminder of your — and their — vulnerability.
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"What's happened to Woody is so upsetting, so unjust," Previn says to Merkin.
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Here are a few easy ways to avoid upsetting people you've never met.
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Since upsetting No. 4 Wisconsin last January, they've lost 30 straight conference games.
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So whenever the cartoons do something surreal like that, it's almost even more upsetting.
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The reaction from the public to Kylie's innocent stripper pole romp is equally upsetting.
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Eileen's directing debut is the one true happy moment of an otherwise upsetting finale.
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This was upsetting to fans, but even more so to Petty's daughter, AnnaKim Violette.
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It's even more upsetting when you consider that Hispanic audiences love seeing the movies.
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Editor's note: Some of the photos below contain might be upsetting to sensitive viewers.
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Oregon State never led after upsetting Washington in overtime in the first round Wednesday.
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John McCain's father and grandfather out of sight to avoid possibly upsetting the President.
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Trump's move reversed decades of U.S. policy, upsetting the Arab world and Western allies.
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My politics are far too close to that of a dictionary's, and that's upsetting.
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" At the time, Hyland was unable to work out, which she called "very upsetting.
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Lemony Snicket's relentlessly upsetting narrative makes no moves to hide its macabre foundation, either.
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But, really, the most truly upsetting part of all this, is the twist move.
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Her callousness is upsetting not because it's out of character, but because it isn't.
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Every story is either fascinating, upsetting, gut-busting, or some combination of the three.
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There was no rowdiness or anything like that, and those stories are very upsetting.
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Veronica is the last young woman Chuck hurt in a real and upsetting way.
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"It's one of the most upsetting things I have ever witnessed," Gaga told Colbert.
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They took down the Georgetown Hoyas on the road before upsetting the then-No.
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They are intended to show how upsetting the experience of being cyberbullied can be.
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Rose does us the favor of making this realization feel more gleeful than upsetting.
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At that point, that was like the least upsetting thing I had possibly heard.
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The most upsetting was like people who were being abused and beaten by someone.
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Suddenly having $120 million stick to you — before taxes — it was upsetting for him.
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To learn more fun and mildly upsetting facts, check out the full study here.
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Here's the upsetting video, if you haven't already seen it: This is Keaton Jones.
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Unfortunately this fact leads to one of John's most upsetting schemes of the series.
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This was so much more upsetting than I thought it was going to be.
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On Friday morning, the residents of Wellington, New Zealand, awoke to an upsetting scene.
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You just want to cut me down and that's the part that's really [upsetting].
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These two wildly different experiences are cut together for a very upsetting cold open.
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Yet its precarious position has left it unable to risk upsetting a single voter.
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"This is an upsetting event to all of us here at United," Munoz said.
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Shadow has just discovered that his wife died in an accident under upsetting circumstances.
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Chambers' lead, Sivan Alyra Rose, is at the forefront of that very upsetting movement.
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That's why we're going to talk through the Euphoria premiere's three most upsetting moments.
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Still the deal with the DUP risks upsetting the political balance in Northern Ireland.
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Will they let him craft a moment as upsetting as the white phosphorus incident?
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I'm starting to see more laptops drop memory card slots and that's really upsetting.
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"It was really upsetting," Decker says of coming home to find his accolades gone.
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"It's incredibly upsetting and I will say something when I'm ready to," she said.
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A very accurate and very upsetting homage to 'The Nun' of The Conjuring Universe.
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Seeing that side of Chad after I handed Evan the rose was really upsetting.
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The human ramifications of the mental healthcare failings of 2015 make for upsetting reading.
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Most upsetting, however, the medical community seems to have consulted NO ONE but themselves.
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To have people talk this way about you is horrible and distressing and upsetting.
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What to you is saddest and most upsetting about Black Friday as an institution?
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To leave those two things hanging out there in the world would be upsetting.
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So it's a little upsetting that these three measures are so starkly, radically different.
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" In January, Couric told PEOPLE Lauer's firing from the Today show was "very upsetting.
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It's upsetting to see such blatant sexism at work, but unfortunately, it's not uncommon.
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"When a staff member breaks that trust, it is deeply upsetting," Mr. Richardson said.
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It signed up anyway, wary of upsetting a wobbly Franco-German axis any further.
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They found the constant manipulation upsetting, and feared that their deceptions would be detected.
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Warning: This story contains details of alleged rape that may be upsetting to some.
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It was upsetting to watch, but, of course, it didn't matter what Jed did.
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It's deeply upsetting that Chris Brown is still allowed to be nominated for Grammys.
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Shaka Smart's Texas Longhorns are cruising to start the season, upsetting the then-No.
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She said it's upsetting that so many countries are closing their borders to refugees.
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FIFA -- Fédération Internationale de Football Association -- Trump isn't entirely interested in upsetting international organizations.
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And it is upsetting, you know, Sean Hannity and I have actually debated this.
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The Associated Press: From travel to IPOs, the shutdown is upsetting the U.S. economy.
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But he said he would not provide a grandiose motivational speech about upsetting Connecticut.
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"We are structurally designed to not want to look at what's upsetting," he observes.
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CNBC reports grievances such as Parisian waiters slamming sushi dishes on tables, upsetting presentation.
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Countless adjectives have been used to describe that mug: creepy, jowl-ful, disgusting, upsetting.
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Pompeo walked a quivering tightrope, seeking to reassure the country without upsetting his boss.
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The scandal has been particularly upsetting to South Koreans because of Ms. Choi's background.
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"This press release, which is upsetting me, is an unmitigated, baldfaced lie," Lee said.
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"It's really upsetting because it was a wellness check," Bargala told the News Tribune.
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"It was upsetting," Mr. Kendrick said of learning that the card had been altered.
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Jess asks Rory to run away with him, and it's incredibly upsetting and sad.
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But the seal began shaking its robotic tail too much, upsetting Ms. Leeman-Koning.
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And it's far more upsetting than even the climactic tragedy that ends this show.
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But this sequence is maybe the most upsetting I can remember in a game.
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It might simply have been that upsetting the militia movement was a bad idea.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden has won a shock victory in Maine, upsetting Sen.
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Oregon State has lost four consecutive games after upsetting Arizona at home Jan. 12.
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She also flagged something upsetting she had just read in The New York Times.
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On the other hand, Obama is quite comfortable upsetting relations with the U.S. Congress.
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"It's upsetting because the draw is pretty open in the bottom part," Zverev said.
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His one-time reformist zeal mutated into a fear of upsetting the status quo.
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It's upsetting and sometimes scary when you experience that kind of pain during sex.
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Millions of farmed fish have escaped into inland rivers, upsetting the ecosystem of spawning.
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She said it was upsetting to see the Confederate flag on display at first.
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MARK RICCOBONO Baltimore To the Editor: Edward Hoagland's view of blindness is deeply upsetting.
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Trump's national security adviser would not confirm that it is, upsetting some in Israel.
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Also upsetting that right-wing blogs suggest otherwise & try making this a black vs.
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While Brat shocked the nation by upsetting Cantor, all the other challengers fell short.
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It's not even that original, really (a fact that's upsetting in and of itself).
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"We wanted some of the foods to be strange and alien and upsetting," Monroe says.
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Countless beautiful tears are shed as these two star-crossed teens accept their upsetting fate.
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" Twitter's Jack Dorsey tweeted, "The Executive Order's humanitarian and economic impact is real and upsetting.
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If you're one for philosophical pondering, or if you're stoned, this might seem pretty upsetting.
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The dogs also help the mental health of investigators working on upsetting child porn cases.
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I think Fox is more upsetting, but they definitely have a different point of view.
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Véronique Plesch, an art professor at Colby College in Maine, found the news especially upsetting.
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Watching her speak was both upsetting and joyful, as she seemed equally hurt and happy.
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Still, the whole notion of upsetting suburban bliss in this fashion feels a trifle tired.
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The unfiltered 6563-minute interview King conducted with Kelly was both eye-opening and upsetting.
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Created in the same year, both works include pristine white fabric conveying an upsetting message.
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Sometimes a week is so upsetting you just have to find joy in the unexpected.
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"I don't want it butting in and upsetting people; that defeats the purpose," she said.
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"They're upsetting me," he said about sellers who depend on black hat tactics on Amazon.
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It's upsetting to see so many reports of domestic violence in the history of killers.
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I certainly understand your desire to minimize what happened, because the truth is so upsetting.
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The Yellow Jackets contributed to that losing streak, upsetting Notre Dame 62-60 on Jan.
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The disappearance of these bars and clubs is upsetting to some past and present patrons.
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So like everyone else, to wake up to this news today is upsetting and sad.
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And for that to be discredited by someone who has never met me was upsetting.
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And Russian DJ Toxe received similarly upsetting comments only a day prior to Nightwave's set.
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Gab hosts a lot of deeply upsetting content, and to its supporters, that's the point.
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I'm just saying, it's difficult and upsetting for me to wrap my head around it.
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Eventually we see Kate experience the miscarriage and it's as upsetting as anyone would expect.
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New research suggests a much more upsetting reason for the deception: to end unwanted sex.
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The most upsetting part for the family was how the company came to this conclusion.
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Those scenes were upsetting and extremely graphic, foremost because of how drawn out they were.
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They flit around in my mind, uncontrollable and often upsetting, but they are contained there.
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He doesn't mention anything about the upsetting way she found out he was a cheater.
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The most upsetting news is the new MacBook still has a single USB-C port.
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The situation as described by Ms. Harper and our employees is upsetting for all involved.
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What should you do if you see something upsetting about your child on social media?
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Many supermarket shoppers fear purchasing oatmeal raisin cookies and upsetting their more antagonistic family members.
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This was like a strange and deeply upsetting synthesis of ghosting and getting stood up.
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But, neither "ghosting" nor "stood up" quite do justice to this strange and upsetting phenomenon?
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Activist Shaun King shared the upsetting video taken by Brandon Ward to Twitter on Monday.
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It's upsetting that people would pay good money rather than trying to cultivate it themselves.
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The video is entirely in Japanese and strikes a muted tone, despite some upsetting scenes.
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Dark Phoenix isn't especially ugly or upsetting, but it's no pleasure to sit through, either.
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I never worry about upsetting them because, again, they have the same mentality as us.
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The weight of those expectations, and the fallout if they aren't met, can be upsetting.
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But other people are missing the message in an entirely different, but still upsetting, way.
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And being on the receiving end of it can be shocking and often deeply upsetting.
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Considering how much the company has grown in the past year, this alone is upsetting.
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All you hear are crickets and chirping because they're, they're worried about upsetting their base.
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It was 2 AM, later than I'd imagined it was, but that wasn't so upsetting.
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He wants to be true to an upsetting experience that he cannot explain away. 27.
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We're told despite the upsetting nature of the film, the audience applauded at the end.
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VICE Also Has an HBO ShowLike Game of Thrones but upsetting because it's not fictional!
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In truth, the movie's most upsetting move was its treatment of the Children of Thanos.
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It's upsetting to watch, but he had no regrets with how he lived his life.
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Washington shouldn't worry too much about upsetting the YPG with such a shift in policy.
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The tweet has received 165 comments from people who find his opinions baffling and upsetting.
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Gabbard clearly has no fear when it comes to upsetting the leadership of her party.
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Now, is this Kickstarter for a cat cafe in St. Louis genius or super-upsetting?
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I'm a Christian, and I find the smugness of Republicans both upsetting and anti-religious.
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This casting shouldn't be controversial, but the practice still occurs with upsetting regularity in Hollywood.
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It was an upsetting but eye-opening result that has taught me some important lessons.
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Warning: This slideshow contains photos of euthanized pets and may be upsetting for some readers.
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"The Executive Order's humanitarian and economic impact is real and upsetting," Dorsey tweeted on Saturday.
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Stores have turned to sharp discounting, temporarily lifting sales but hurting profits and upsetting partners.
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" The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, admitted that she found modest fashion "a little upsetting.
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Trump revels in the upsetting of expectations, zigging when everyone else expected him to zag.
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Even though I'm confident this is the right business decision, it is upsetting and disappointing.
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She apologizes for upsetting him and thanks him for doing this nice thing for her.
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They thought it would be too upsetting and they wanted us to pull that punch.
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They also won the World Cup in 1950, upsetting hosts Brazil in the deciding match.
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Tom Hanks's coronavirus diagnosis is really upsetting his fan base, which is most of America.
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I understand the need to insulate oneself from upsetting topics, but insulation necessarily breeds insularity.
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Counselors, doctors and other workers are hearing such upsetting stories that they themselves need treatment.
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So hear me when I say that Hereditary is upsetting in the most disturbing way.
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It was really in our effort to be consistent that we wound up upsetting people.
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At the time, she recalled, she thought it was a relatively isolated — if upsetting — incident.
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Now Mr. Hagi thinks it is not Ms. Omar's politics upsetting people, but her identity.
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Ms. Jenkins said talking to a parent in a combat zone could be too upsetting.
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She was not punished for the infraction, but it was still a really upsetting experience.
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"He's upsetting all kinds of apple carts without any basis of knowledge," this person said.
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Until you tell them they're upsetting you, they may pride themselves on being straight shooters.
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Democrat Stacey Abrams came within 55,000 votes (less than two percentage points) of upsetting him.
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These bans are obviously upsetting, but know that these decisions are not being made lightly.
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Those fights are particularly upsetting for parents, because we know how important sibling relationships are.
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Laika Entertainment's "Missing Link" won the prize for best animated feature, upsetting Disney and Universal.
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Naturally, the news was very upsetting to the mom of four, entrepreneur, and reality star.
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Back in February, carmaker Daimler showed just how skittish some companies are about upsetting Beijing.
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By definition, any effort to fix such a system means upsetting whatever equilibrium has developed.
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"Today was upsetting," said Zverev, the highest seed in men's singles to lose so far.
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"Upsetting people is a beautiful thing," Mr. Parfrey told The Los Angeles Times in 22001.
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But the longer I looked at it, the less funny and more upsetting it got.
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It was more difficult because so much of it was personal, moving, difficult, really upsetting.
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Upsetting images become fodder not for (or not just for) horror and disgust, but humor.
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"I don't know how you fix it now without upsetting the apple cart," she said.
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But Beijing will find it a challenge to defuse the debt bomb without upsetting homeowners.
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It was a tremendously upsetting image, but still never felt possible enough to scare me.
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The result is the news coverage speculating about a recession that has been upsetting Trump.
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" Mr. Perkins also cited Exxon's financial donations to Planned Parenthood, calling them "upsetting at best.
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It's upsetting to get messages from Christians telling me I give Christians a bad name.
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Losing has been a bitter pill, especially because he came so close to upsetting Thiem.
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Or maybe they both swapped performing horror stories after Mariah Carey's upsetting New Year's Eve performance.
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If I thought I was my brain, probably I would have found the injury more upsetting.
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"I think these recent findings with GitHub could be upsetting to guys like that," French says.
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CBS's King said deepfakes are upsetting because it could influence people with information that isn't true.
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A tweet targeting a sympathetic figure is surely more upsetting than a tweet targeting a jerk.
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"It's profoundly upsetting that this is a death in custody that was entirely avoidable," she said.
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But the president runs a risk of upsetting evangelical conservatives who love that list of names.
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False lies that they&aposre out there projecting and it&aposs really upsetting for the agents.
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It has room to grow without upsetting regulators (who still fret about banks being too big).
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The United States is locked in a trade war with China that is upsetting world markets.
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But what happens here, Green flipping off the rim, is so much more terrifying, unnerving, upsetting.
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Joslyn said that it was "upsetting" that her father was being portrayed in a negative light.
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"The charges contained in the indictment are serious, wide-ranging, disturbing, and upsetting," the statement reads.
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"This is really upsetting," said another, "I hope he is safe and well and returns soon."
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It's upsetting, in part because it feels so unexpected, but also because it feels so abrupt.
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The Nittany Lions had a particularly strong week in the loaded Big 10, upsetting then-No.
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"The most upsetting thing about this is that this is her stepgrandfather," Meisler told BuzzFeed News.
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Maybe after some kind of upsetting murder, or after the country's notorious death squads ran amok.
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Many also find it upsetting or intolerable to relive memories of assaults and other traumatizing experiences.
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Everything that was negative or mundane or upsetting, it's just a supercut of the good stuff.
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The alternative is to join forces with centre-right Ciudadanos, which risks upsetting his grassroots supporters.
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Goncharov's comments show a failure to understand why the new filters are upsetting to many people.
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At least Becca only (hopefully) has a few more weeks of dealing with this upsetting nonsense.
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We must find bold, creative and upsetting ways to carry Hanson's torch into this troubling time.
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Although Sutton's upsetting encounter with Dillon is filled with humor, her meeting with his wife isn't.
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They crossed the Alps from Italy, upsetting sheep farmers on the French side of the border.
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Because sadly, I am here to tell you that even well-intentioned compliments can be upsetting.
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Swaddling reminds your baby of the embrace of the womb, and it also prevents upsetting flailing.
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If you know your soup dumplings, this video is going to be upsetting on several levels.
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Is there something ethically wrong with being entertained by a movie as upsetting as Schindler's List?
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What's one problem Uber has that's just the usual level of upsetting, and not totally horrifying?
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"The only thing that's upsetting is my parents and my grandparents sometimes get confused," she said.
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Building more homes may win over future Tory voters, but it risks upsetting the current batch.
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Because of the stabilizer, the drone can move freely in space without upsetting the video footage.
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And this was not even because he was changing or upsetting the fundamentals of American life.
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" When Cruise asks McQuarrie how the shot looks, the nervous director replies, "Very upsetting up here.
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Seeing a mass of naked people standing perfectly still—the hosts who've been retired—is upsetting.
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"What's most upsetting is the way it was handled," Indiana Fever player rep Briann January said.
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After some deeply upsetting results, he is taking the necessary steps to earn your trust back.
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While the split was upsetting to some fans, many others were convinced it was a joke.
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An upsetting amount of frozen burritos has been recalled due to possible listeria contamination, CNN reports.
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Policy experts say the cost-sharing subsidies are only one of many factors upsetting the markets.
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Seacrest's lawyer Andrew Baum said on Monday that Variety's decision to run Hardy's story was upsetting.
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Private organisations play a role, but largely at the party's behest or to avoid upsetting it.
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For some people, it's upsetting not to have a plan, and for some people, it's fine.
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Most upsetting, actually, is death and disability from gun violence that is unparalleled in the world.
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But this brazen shrugging off of one of the last remaining truly universal connectors is upsetting.
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But even if that were the case, it's still a swastika, and still upsetting to many.
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Cruz won the GOP's Iowa caucuses Monday night, upsetting Donald Trump by coalescing Iowa's religious conservatives.
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Matt was a kind and generous colleague who treated me with respect … It's still very upsetting.
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"To have the government take a stand in favor of discrimination is deeply upsetting, " Strangio said.
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"It's not all that clear who he's mad at and what's upsetting him," said the Rev.
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That exceeded the 112 seats needed for a simple majority, upsetting the incumbent Barisan Nasional coalition.
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And it hurts me to say that; it's upsetting, because I desperately want diplomacy to work.
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"I would say Mitch McConnell in his entirety is really upsetting," Van Ness told The Hill.
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"It's upsetting, no question, when you are suddenly dislodged from your life," Mr. Moore told me.
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If you sent out a memo that ended up upsetting your co-worker, you can apologize.
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You know that you've made the right appointment when you're already upsetting all the right people.
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Generally, countries have changed their electoral systems when new parties gained, upsetting the existing political order.
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The gameplay is simple and repetitive, but the basic mechanics belie a dreary and upsetting world.
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I think that was the sentiment of the entire management team, that it was really upsetting.
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"The upsetting answer is, I don't think you missed much," Cohen said about the missing segment.
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There are lawyers who do [stop] because it's too upsetting or emotionally draining, but I haven't.
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"Seeing that side of Chad after I handed Evan the rose was really upsetting," Fletcher admitted.
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If you ignore the subject, they may think the discussion is inappropriate or naughty or upsetting.
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"I think everyone is just taking it in, it's so upsetting — talking internally," Ms. Obst said.
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It can be really upsetting, and you're not their therapist, who is trained to do so.
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The alternative is to join forces with center-right Ciudadanos, which risks upsetting his grassroots supporters.
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He worried about upsetting his grandparents and fraying his bond to the rest of his family.
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Kentucky ended one of college football's longest losing streaks, upsetting No. 25 Florida in the Swamp.
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"His impression of me is the most upsetting impression I've heard," she said, hunching her shoulders.
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The Kid is at the center of easily the creepiest scene in this whole upsetting episode.
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Meanwhile, Laika Entertainment's "Missing Link" won the prize for best animated feature, upsetting Disney and Universal.
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She tells me political jokes, which are better than listening to the news, which is upsetting.
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DeKalb told HLN on Thursday about upsetting encounters he had with two of the Hart children.
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As businesses look for opportunity in China, they often can't risk upsetting the country's autocratic government.
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Anna Bozman Thompson, a stay-at-home parent from Atlanta, had an even more upsetting experience.
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Upsetting the balance of power Trump came into office with Republicans holding both chambers of Congress.
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"That, professionally, was upsetting because I had worked so hard for so many years," she said.
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NJIT was seeking its first win over a Big Ten school since upsetting Michigan in 2014.
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"I found it very upsetting cause that's not the way I recall our experience," Parker said.
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It will probably be more upsetting to watch it (from the sidelines) go up another 1,000%.
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It's just a little upsetting that the phone's 100x Space Zoom delivers such low-quality results.
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Among the missing items were my jewelry box and an (inexpensive) camera — upsetting but not surprising.
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Ocasio-Cortez has become a rising star in the Democratic Party since upsetting entrenched former Rep.
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"Sitting on a tube is just like the most upsetting thing you can do," he said.
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Leadership is wary of upsetting the compromises in the legislation, named the American Hleath Care Act.
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Yet kids' entertainment can be overly cautious and homogenized, anxious about upsetting or confusing its audience.
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Munoz issue a statement calling the incident "upsetting" and apologized "for having to re-accommodate" customers.
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What we may find disconcerting or upsetting or whatever, it is actually what keeps him going.
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Yet, as upsetting as they are, it is even more disturbing that they are so commonplace.
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I have had to redraft this tweet 3x because #MayorPete well-meaning ignorance is so upsetting.
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It was very upsetting because my hair had nothing to do with my education or behavior.
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But the new breach might risk upsetting the delicate balance between the company and some governments.
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An unending stream of such images might prove not only upsetting to readers, but eventually numbing.
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"An upsetting dystopian future has emerged where women no longer have a say," the description reads.
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The fact that they'd tolerate and mourn for a partner who suppressed their luster was upsetting.
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"It is very upsetting," Judi Walker, the founder of Angel Moms, told me in an email.
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I certainly feel as upsetting as those things, and they'd probably be really cathartic to build.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has launched a series of tariff-raising moves, upsetting allies and rivals alike.
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Several advocates, fearful of upsetting Mr. Cuomo, declined to publicly criticize his record or his current actions.
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This is strange, because Pennywise generally seems like a really, really upsetting person to be intimate with.
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This article addresses hateful language that, while upsetting to many, is necessary to report what we found.
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Because of the upsetting nature of the video, Morgan called the police, who issued an AMBER alert.
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While this randomness is upsetting, even mutations caused by environmental or lifestyle factors are haphazard, explained Tomasetti.
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But does this term really do justice to what is in actual fact a very upsetting crime?
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Few shows are as committed to anything as The Handmaid's Tale is to delivering deeply upsetting content.
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POLLACK: If you read the article that came out today, it is unreal, and it&aposs upsetting.
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"So many veteran's monuments…were in really poor condition and it was upsetting to me," he said.
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A strong contender for Creepiest Nature Video has just emerged, and it's equal parts upsetting and amazing.
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MLB called the incident "extremely upsetting" and implied it would continue examining the issue of fan safety.
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Kim is, essentially, upsetting two decades of carefully choreographed North Korean statecraft and stepping into the unknown.
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In this sophomore feature, she employs tenderness and cheek to give levity to an otherwise upsetting situation.
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There are few years better to start than 1980 when George H.W. Bush, after upsetting California Gov.
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Black suffragists were forced to march in the back because organizers feared upsetting suffragists from Southern states.
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"I could see in her face it was upsetting, especially as such a young girl," she said.
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His demeanor, his physical abilities, his speech patterns, are all slow, painful, and quite upsetting to watch.
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That's upsetting, if only because then we won't get to see a scene like this ever again.
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It's also been a year when upsetting revelations and (all Scorpio-related matters) have dominated the headlines.
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And I don't think YouTube knows how to stop people from gaming their system, which is upsetting.
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Perhaps the most upsetting part of this story is the involvement of Reynolds' four-year-old daughter.
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Vinny cried, Izzy cried – it was actually pretty upsetting because these two honestly made a cute couple.
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A death occurs, some weird shit happens, and audiences are taken on a weird and upsetting ride.
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Instead, Sutton is a nice person trying to tell the truth, no matter how upsetting it is.
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Upsetting to be sure—but would people react differently if it were a highway or a dam?
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The Kurland brothers note that no customer who has learned about their tactics has found them upsetting.
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It's an upsetting reminder that even in the metro parts of India, women still face serious discrimination.
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"For the Wall Street Journal to publish something like this is reckless, upsetting, and dangerous," Kardashian wrote.
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Even though we've seen these images before, the aerial bird's-eye view of the scene is upsetting.
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"It is upsetting in an extremely early phase of renegotiating these relations," he told Reuters by telephone.
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In an exclusive clip provided to Refinery29, Dirty John's fourth episode takes an even more upsetting turn.
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Another factor is the expectation that EU rules and fear of upsetting markets will deter radical change.
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Paul and I both had to repeatedly tell Jacob to stop, and the experience was profoundly upsetting.
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Di Maio accused European Union officials of deliberately upsetting capital markets through negative comments about the budget.
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Giving serious consideration to the consequences of a miscarriage in this alternate universe, however, is profoundly upsetting.
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It's especially upsetting to say goodbye to A Walk to Remember, 2 Fast 2 Furious, and Zoolander.
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The moment is all the more upsetting when Marcy suggests she herself has dealt with an addiction.
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The Democratic National Committee is upsetting some of its own — including those running for president in 2020.
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It was such an upsetting time and something so awful happened to somebody you love so much.
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And, it's like this upsetting thing to find out his involvement in the whole [Louis C.K.] thing.
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The day you were born, upsetting headlines were competing for space on the front pages of newspapers.
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Many spoke on condition of anonymity because they were concerned about upsetting the families or feared reprisals.
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They become raisins and they just dry up ... It's a little upsetting when you've worked so hard.
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A Tumblr representative also said that the tag was being used on images which contained upsetting content.
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Its friends in the region, habitually scared of upsetting China, should give it more full-throated support.
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It was really obvious and upsetting, and it plays into the larger issue that Kalu Yala's facing.
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I found the comments deeply upsetting, and they... Posted by Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday, February 10, 2016
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Upsetting this carefully crafted plan is irresponsible, and a clear capitulation to the oil and gas industry.
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Critics also worry that sending more defense systems to East Asia risks upsetting a delicate diplomatic balance.
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"Impeaching the president of the United States is upsetting the status quo," he said in the podcast.
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That's why President Trump's efforts to close our doors to refugees and asylum seekers is so upsetting.
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And sometimes the movie doesn't do it in the way they want and it's upsetting for them.
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Even though lying can bring about unpleasant consequences, telling the truth sometimes can be even more upsetting.
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She watched the first two episodes, until her departure, and then stopped, because it was too upsetting.
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Shostakovich's music presents a particularly thorny nest of meanings and counter-meanings, with upsetting traps of tone.
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That balance now appears to be in jeopardy: upsetting it could be Anthony Kennedy's most lasting legacy.
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But Iran hardliners make up a substantial portion of Trump's political bedrock whom he would risk upsetting.
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Investing in some removable wallpaper can make a space feel like your own, without upsetting your landlord.
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Macky Neal warns audiences that the photographs may be upsetting, and trainees sometimes look away or leave.
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It was upsetting, then, to read that Mallory has tried to blame his actions on his condition.
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" He added, "Even though I'm confident this is the right business decision, it is upsetting and disappointing.
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We're told she's now better and resting at home and missing the gala was upsetting for Amber.
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The "Mad Money" host acknowledged that if you are worried about climate change, this is upsetting news.
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It was such an upsetting time and something so awful happened to somebody you love so much.
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It was so much more shocking and upsetting than I really thought it would be for me.
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You know starting a nuclear war would be a far less dangerous decision than upsetting the Scots.
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In startlingly upsetting news, it turns out that, yes, you can actually die of a broken heart.
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Yeah, you probably shouldn't stream Kaep in your finals, if only to avoid upsetting the football gods.
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So the difficulty for people struggling there specifically was probably the most alarming and upsetting and jarring.
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Apple's developer guidelines for iOS apps include a section on safety that proscribes "upsetting or offensive content".
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It was upsetting, but more because it was the first time I realized how sick I was.
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Taking responsibility for the fact that you are quantifiable can be very upsetting, but then ultimately liberating.
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Scientists who don't have to worry about upsetting their future bosses, however, tell a very different story.
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Later on, Hearst became much more obsessed with connecting with power players and not upsetting the president.
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If it sounds grotesque, well yeah, the upsetting excess of it has become part of the point.
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"It will depend on how well one thinks a person can handle the upsetting content," he said.
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The production company attributes the upsetting image to a desire to show how evil Isaac's character is.
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"I don't want to go, but I might have no option … It is really upsetting," she said.
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What is extremely upsetting and discouraging is the lack of progress made I've witnessed in my lifetime.
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When that happens, it is deeply upsetting to people everywhere, almost existentially so, and we all suffer.
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Indeed, she laughed at the idea that she would have risked upsetting Mr. Rush in any way.
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Under Coach Ben Jacobson, U.N.I. has a history of upsetting top teams, making it an unpopular opponent.
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I am not going to go over all the upsetting events that have happened since the election.
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But relative lying badness and relative lying utility are such strange, upsetting things to even be weighing.
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"These allegations are deeply upsetting," said Laura Pappano, the chairwoman of the Long Wharf board of trustees.
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"It is upsetting to face the loss of some of the oldest, biggest trees in the world."
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" He added, "It's humiliating and aggravating and upsetting, but the idea that it's national news is unexpected.
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"I think they're probably more worried about upsetting the locals than the world," Dr. von Hippel said.
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The first-term Democratic senator faces a tough reelection race after upsetting Moore nearly three years ago.
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"Rehab," for example, is so deeply upsetting, especially in hindsight, but it was still smiley and fun.
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Kuznetsova hit 39 winners en route to upsetting Swiss fourth seed Belinda Bencic 6-4 6-4.
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But all of this is upsetting because it runs counter to everything I know about Dr. Ayala.
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Leo's classmates were left confused about whether to call him "he" or "she," which he found upsetting.
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Reports on the coronavirus often feature upsetting imagery: unhygienic food markets, city-scale lockdowns and overcrowded hospitals.
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Silver apologized for upsetting fans in China but not for Morey's right to say what he wanted.
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And I asked him if I was upsetting him for who I was wanting to vote for.
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"But the nature of a huge wall, concrete and that sort of thing, is upsetting," he continued.
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Purdue hasn't defeated a top-10 team on the road since upsetting Notre Dame in 1974. 3.
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Details of the confidential call quickly leaked from a source at 10 Downing Street, upsetting the Germans.
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The violence is gratuitous, yet stylish; upsetting, but in a way, you're meant to cheer along too.
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After watching it, they said the early scenes portrayed depression beautifully but they found the ending upsetting.
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"Lee added that their refusal "was perhaps the most deeply upsetting thing to me in that meeting.
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The episode was just one irritant in a long series of upsetting moments for Trump this week.
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Others were overjoyed that Mr. Trump was upsetting "snowflakes," that derisive term of art for oversensitive liberals.
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Note: Some of the images in this slideshow depict graphic violence and injury, and may be upsetting.
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"That was very upsetting to me because I didn't remember having given him my address," she said.
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It is doubtless upsetting to hit a bird or animal, and many people swerve to avoid them.
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The power of the internet and its ease in upsetting our lives is only poised to grow.
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"In some ways, I find it upsetting that we still have to make a fuss," says Janssen.
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As upsetting as it is, there's a limited pool when it comes to women in these positions.
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Young activists, who will be forced to live with the ravages of climate change, find this upsetting.
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In contrast, he's defining false or hateful rhetoric as mere self-expression — upsetting, offensive, but not dangerous.
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Keiko Fujimori had distanced herself from her father during her 2016 campaign, upsetting some of his hardline supporters.
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With Trump being the frontrunner for the Republican nomination she will not risk upsetting potentially her biggest allies.
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Yes, its deep green bun makes it upsetting to even look at, but does that translate to nightmares?
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They're not in the life-threatening situation themselves, but they're viewing a situation that's overwhelming, extreme, and upsetting.
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Though the situation has been incredibly stressful and understandably upsetting, there is a positive side to the story.
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The documentary uses interviews, old recordings and videos, and also recreations to tell the extremely strange, upsetting story.
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It makes that valid argument well, and with due respect to those who will find that conclusion upsetting.
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MLB said Wednesday's incident was "extremely upsetting," and implied it would continue examining the issue of fan safety.
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Rebecca's at home with the kids, and they're all suffering with the "mind blowingly upsetting crap" going on.
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Di Maio said on Thursday the dispute needed to be sorted out because it was upsetting financial markets.
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Another friend, Mara Seals, the town veterinarian, found the photograph so upsetting she could hardly look at it.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed News, the woman said she understood why people would find Robbins' comments upsetting.
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I think this is partly why they're upsetting; they remind us that today's horrors were there all along.
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Jones went on to post many of the upsetting comments, urging her followers to report the original posters.
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" Equally upsetting is the matter-of-fact denouement after power is finally restored: "Routine — Years go by — persist.
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It is also another instance of new technology upsetting our existing understanding of a certain type of labor.
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The disclosure, while upsetting to the players and embarrassing for U.S. Soccer, did not necessarily reveal secrets, however.
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"It's so upsetting that that's how they were treating something as severe as assault," Famouri told BuzzFeed News.
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In an even more upsetting move, Kilgrave then sends a police officer to Trish's house to kill her.
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Day after day, we see the meme posted on Twitter next to some deeply upsetting piece of news.
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The launch was called off less than two minutes before lift-off on Wednesday, upsetting President Vladimir Putin.
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Characters are forced to deal with their memories, including dark or upsetting ones, in an unavoidable, tangible way.
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Annihilation has some dazzling visuals, and one of the most upsetting creatures I've ever seen in a film.
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This finding has researchers warning: If you think gluten is upsetting your stomach, it might be fructan instead.
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If Stranger Things reawakened your childhood love for the ubiquitous Eggo waffle, we have some pretty upsetting news.
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The backlash Schumer experienced was no doubt frustrating and upsetting for her, but it wasn't unwarranted or unfair.
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So, let's get into how each of these five moments play into the young woman's bloody, upsetting death.
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That's precisely what's upsetting Brits across the nation as supermarkets begin to fill their shelves with mince pies.
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"People were able to buy and sell however much they wanted without upsetting the market," Mr. Fink said.
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As upsetting as it is, there is a limited pool when it comes to women in these positions.
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"It was extremely upsetting because I have a great affinity with that particular area," Broun said, regarding Tasmania.
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Jake Pavelka and Vienna Girardi had one of the most upsetting post-breakup conversations TV has ever seen.
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"It is very upsetting when you drive by and know what happened to this poor child," she says.
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"Lawyer says once [with] the state a private adoption impossible which is now upsetting me more," she wrote.
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Rumors about the cuts had circulated since before the weekend, though that didn't make them any less upsetting.
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Which is why, paradoxically, what makes My Struggle so upsetting to a female reader is also exactly what
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It's always been really upsetting for me as someone who just loved it—it really changed my life.
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Now, the couple tells Fox News her parents are coming back to the country following the upsetting ordeal.
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"It's always alarming on the donor end, and it's always upsetting, and it's always tragic," Dearani tells me.
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Trump's non-victory is upsetting sure, but who needs an argument with less enlightened family members about it?
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I remind myself that it at least probably won't be the most upsetting thing I see this week.
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If you're worried about fixating on upsetting thoughts, plan an activity that will keep you busy and distracted.
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Not only was it super upsetting, but it delayed their matrimonial consummation another six weeks while he recovered.
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Some people really got it, and there were a lot of people who, it was upsetting to them.
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But after upsetting the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, now they're one of the hottest teams in football.
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And it has one of the most fascinating, upsetting final scenes I've seen in a long time. 6.
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His hire can't even be defended as an attempt to understand the populist insurgence upsetting the Republican Party.
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In upsetting Baylor on Sunday, Schaefer's team managed to play a nearly flawless game, committing just four turnovers.
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The world outside the strange microcosm of the music industry continues to gets more upsetting by the day.
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Sometimes it is hard or upsetting for people who encounter the Tennessee Street men while they are fasting.
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If words are upsetting, people would rather the government or some other authority made the speaker shut up.
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It's a genuinely upsetting experience that Egan hopes young people will be "courageous" enough to submit themselves to.
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After some of the most upsetting episodes, emergency workers often repaired to the local Carvel for ice cream.
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They think they know what's better for children than their own parents, and that's what I find upsetting.
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Here, we should consider some of the words that Johns used in his statement: touching, upsetting, and disturbed.
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"It was so upsetting," Eloise Moran, a passenger on the flight, told Business Insider in a phone interview.
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We didn't think it possible, but Sofia Vergara and Nick Loeb's legal battle just became even more upsetting.
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One of the most upsetting facts about the bombings in Brussels on Tuesday was how unsurprising they were.
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And that's upsetting, as taking a vacation can actually improve your health and well-being, and alleviate burnout.
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The flip side is that I started obsessing over texts from boys and receiving upsetting news in public.
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When it's bad, though, your joint existence can turn into a series of simultaneously mundane and upsetting events.
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Introducing water and upsetting the fine balance of the wine would appall any sommelier or fine wine drinker.
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And that this swarming occasionally escalated further, into misogynistic abuse that was upsetting or even frightening for them.
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It's really just upsetting, it feels like almost everybody you come in contact with is upset about this.
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Ms. Delgadillo packed a lunch — apples, carrots and a stew made of vegetables to avoid upsetting his stomach.
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But prices have nevertheless soared on secondary markets like StubHub, with some tickets reaching $8,500, upsetting many fans.
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He's lived a very hard life, which is typical for incarcerated people but is always deeply upsetting nonetheless.
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However, some folks who ordered it online from Amazon have already received their copies, upsetting many indie booksellers.
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But Mr. Bolton is an inveterate disrupter, eagerly upsetting the status quo in furtherance of his policy goals.
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Fabbiano had a strong Wimbledon run last year, upsetting Stan Wawrinka in the second round in straight sets.
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A subplot involving the sexual abuse of a young child is not particularly upsetting, just crude and contrived.
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It's impossible to have aggressive, skeptical coverage of candidates for public office without upsetting some of their supporters.
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Is it upsetting the great Skip Away in the Jockey Club Gold Cup aboard Wagon Limit in 1998?
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First, her grandfather backed out, which she found especially upsetting given that he is her only living grandparent.
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But while Gina had compassion, she wasn't buying Emily's claim that she didn't know what was upsetting her.
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That's not to say, of course, that such events are not upsetting and tragic in their own right.
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These intentional irregularities — activating, agitating, or upsetting the surface — mirror the imperfections and experiences written upon our bodies.
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In both cases — woman and painting — upsetting a single element would push the whole thing over the edge.
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"That's upsetting to me, too, because we're fighting for something and — again — it was poorly handled," Girardi said.
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That is an upsetting experience that feels worse for Clyde following his most recent hangout session with Rob.
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Shapovalov, 18, electrified the tennis world by upsetting Juan Martín del Potro and Nadal in Montreal this month.
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Sure, parents are sometimes rude, and occasionally openly hostile; and sure, I acknowledge that that can be upsetting.
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It provides a more authentic look at the insular, messy, upsetting, and unglamorous world media professionals actually inhabit.
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" Weinstein's attorney Donna Rotunno added via email that her client "never had any intention of upsetting the court.
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Also, watching Lauren Graham (who plays Zoey's tough tech boss) awkwardly do jazz hands is kind of upsetting.
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The last sentences are the most upsetting, implying how little the ailing Tate felt he looked like himself.
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Photo: Hazel Richards (2019 (PLOS)Australia currently hosts some of the most upsetting animals known in the world.
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The Pirates picked up their first two conference wins - upsetting Memphis and Temple - by a combined four points.
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Macron's decision to dig in his heels is showing signs of upsetting the young, centrist En Marche party.
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Our gut reaction when we see a friend in distress is to try to fix whatever's upsetting them.
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"It must be really upsetting but I'm sure her mum will do a fine job," Scott told Reuters.
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The Obama administration enacted regulations and followed court rulings that protected transgender people from discrimination, upsetting religious conservatives.
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And yet he's still in a position of being marginalized, and I found that very upsetting and very disturbing.
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It's upsetting yet unsurprising, given the dearth of fucks we seem to give about the state of our planet.
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This shouldn't be all that surprising, although it is upsetting, given that we're so used to the KarJenner branding.
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" Evans says it's upsetting to see her son struggle to communicate with others, adding that he "gets very frustrated.
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So it's all the more upsetting that the media's scrutiny of Markle has warranted such responses from the Palace.
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Rodricks: She had a City Hall press conference in late March to apologize for upsetting the people of Baltimore.
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"The memory of him was upsetting her, and she wanted to move pretty quickly," Hutchinson says of Crampton-Brophy.
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For the average person, an upsetting day involves coming out of work to discover a scratch on your fender.
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The result is a sound that's deeply sexy to female koalas and horribly upsetting to pretty much everyone else.
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We don't see what happens in the barn, but the implication of sexual violence makes the scene extremely upsetting.
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Unlike The Widow, these proposals are real — making them even more upsetting than the undeniably grim Amazon Prime show.
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In 2012, he won the GOP Senate nomination, upsetting a far better-known Republican, by running to his right.
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Mavrakis said that while the divorce is "upsetting," she is moving forward by putting her attention on her family.
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Y., even after she defeated him in a shocking primary contest last month was upsetting Democrats in the House.
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Now, this controversy surrounding the movie is upsetting us all over again — and it hasn't even hit theaters yet.
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Conservatives like McGahn, who attended oral arguments, believe that agencies have become too powerful, upsetting the balance of power.
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"I sure am sorry for making a mistake and misreading, and therefore upsetting people," Keaton told the Associated Press.
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I found the comments deeply upsetting, and they do not represent the way Facebook or I think at all.
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Hiding, at least in part, is essential for now, because the risk of upsetting their parents is too high.
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"I've worked tirelessly organizing an intervention and it's incredibly upsetting that it never came to fruition," Brandon's statement continued.
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"It's a totally different story, who's upsetting who," Lassner said of the side-by-side nature of the video.
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"For them to do this, it's very upsetting, not just to me but to her," Robinson told CBS Boston.
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There are few things more upsetting than a cold cup of coffee when it's not supposed to be cold.
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It's very painful and psychologically upsetting, and a lot of the guys we see are crying and in panic.
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This show, and the books, have always delighted in subverting those heroic stories in the most upsetting way possible.
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"People even called me, and that was really upsetting, because I don't give out my number," Mr. Rehage said.
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From time to time, they are also asked to determine whether videos are offensive, upsetting, or sexual in nature.
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As upsetting as the experience was, it didn't actually lead to me doing or saying anything out of character.
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Last week, we learned of the truly upsetting divorce scandal that rocked Blake's family during his high school years.
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She admitted, however, that the court case, started by the previous administration, is further upsetting the fragile political relationship.
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But if the climate models are to be believed, this could be the start of an upsetting new trend.
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If, on the other hand, you just bought a pair, well... this is going to be an upsetting read.
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That's when Siemian was a senior at Northwestern on the verge of upsetting Big Ten rival Michigan at home.
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They can also agree, however, that not allowing people to make commentary videos about the fight is equally upsetting.
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This decision is going to affect black children more than white children …This has all just been very upsetting.
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Taylor was carrying her third child and fell down the stairs after an upsetting conversation with her estranged husband.
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This is obviously quite upsetting from a privacy standpoint, but it's actually a familiar strategy for a major carrier.
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And upsetting as America's urban housing crises may be, Zoning is still largely a local and state government issue.
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Mr. Fairfax's suggestion that The Washington Post found me not to be credible was deceitful, offensive, and profoundly upsetting.
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She also made the season's semi-finals, upsetting Torres and Felice Herrig, before losing to the aforementioned finalist Namajunas.
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These results are upsetting because inadequate sleep has been associated with a number of health problems, as Sullivan explained.
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Child Hannah knew Egon as an old man in the '80s, which is a little upsetting to think about.
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Teilhard was connecting things that were traditionally kept apart—and upsetting the uneasy stand-off between science and religion.
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Below are 23 of the most mind-boggling quotes from that interview, ranked from least to most upsetting. 10.
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But I wanted to make him understand how upsetting it was for me that he still ate dead animals.
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As dramatic, disappointing, and upsetting it is on the end of the donor, there's exhilaration on the recipient end.
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But apparently you still can't be a short-haired 8-year-old girl like Hernandez without upsetting some people.
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That's massive in itself... I wasn't old enough to understand what she was doing or who she was upsetting.
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By putting some episodes online for free, Turner faces the added risk of upsetting its cable and satellite partners.
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I, as many others did too, had to tap out of Twitter because it was too upsetting to watch.
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Authorities have yet to discover a motive, with one school official describing the violence as "upsetting" and possibly unforeseeable.
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But, like any of us who don't to dance, finding yourself on an impromptu dance floor can be upsetting.
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The comment drew an angry response from Rahimov, who said at the time that it was "ignorant" and upsetting.
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It is deeply upsetting to me that Enbridge has gotten this far without collaborating with the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) people.
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It's a little bit upsetting to see everyone when you come in, but it's only golf, I'll be fine.
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The interview, an exclusive cover story written by Michael Paterniti, is raw, intimate, and more than a little upsetting.
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Because you are ruled by Mercury, these retrogrades can be especially upsetting for you; however, that needn't be so.
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But the obvious answer is: If something's upsetting or scaring you, then dissociate yourself from it for a while.
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A stimulus bill introduced by the Obama administration in 2009 banned the use of foreign-made steel, upsetting Canada.
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Trade restrictions could also risk upsetting trade partners such as China, which is a large holder of U.S. debt.
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For some American nationalists, the sight of Old Glory keeping company with the North Korean flag is deeply upsetting.
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Sometimes the coffee will have spilled onto the bagel, and then of course, you know how upsetting that is.
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Meanwhile, upsetting the media, politicians and some of the public is unlikely to faze Neuberger and the other justices.
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"Public safety seems to have taken a back seat to concerns about upsetting relations with other countries," he said.
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"It would be four years of upsetting the apple cart most every day," said Fred Davis, a Republican strategist.
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"It was upsetting because it was just very symbolic of where our country is at right now," she said.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel said on Monday he was not worried about the "One Chicago" campaign upsetting the Trump administration.
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The further we get down the campaign trail, the more his candidacy will become profoundly upsetting to American voters.
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In addition, Western powers are upset with Erdogan's pro-Palestinian — and specifically, pro-Gaza — support, upsetting Turkish-Israeli relations.
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The limp sausage of questionable origin was congealed salty mush, and quite frankly upsetting — not just for my stomach.
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"I saw my decision as a trade-off between upsetting people and making a strong moral statement," he said.
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It can be hard to drum up excitement for a show that tackles a subject as upsetting as slavery.
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Seeing the police in full tactical gear, body armor and machine guns is extremely upsetting and unsettling to me.
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And since I had control over their endings, they were never upsetting — they felt more like thrilling thought experiments.
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"It is a little upsetting that they would try to give the fire department a black eye," Larman said.
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And, as seen this year with the Steve Harvey catastrophe, the whole experience can be so upsetting to witness.
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"If a viewer unexpectedly sees something particularly upsetting, they might have a very strong negative emotional reaction," Shadick said.
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But two of Valor's LPs tell me that they are monitoring what one refers to as an "upsetting" situation.
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"Under Armour needs a team focused on upsetting the Apple cart and building new channel relationships with today's audience."
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It ranks among the most ghastly and upsetting murders in American history, and the grief it caused still lingers.
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As a child, I had learned to hide who I was to avoid upsetting my father, an Egyptian immigrant.
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"It's extremely upsetting because most students only get one spring break," 21-year-old Gabby Porter told Business Insider.
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Near the top of the rectangle the white overflows slightly into the black, upsetting the impression of precise lineation.
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As a result, adult survivors of trauma may struggle with trusting others, regulating upsetting emotions, and forming close bonds.
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Anna says that one of the most upsetting parts of her illness was being disappointed by her own profession.
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I feel like the things I wrote in the New Yorker, which is humor, shouldn't be upsetting or offensive.
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One of the most upsetting issues to Puerto Ricans was the alleged corruption related to the Hurricane Maria recovery.
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What's most interesting is the way the power has shifted among the characters without upsetting the play's taut balance.
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Words are used as shoves or slaps; sex becomes a literal power grab, upsetting a fragile and transient order.
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"It's upsetting to think about," she tells her sister while describing a fight with an earlier lover, lately deceased.
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Like many people, she found this treatment upsetting and emotionally draining, but she stuck it out and eventually recovered.
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Cruz won the Iowa caucus in a crowded field and in a year with record Republican turnout, upsetting Trump.
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He's been just as hostile toward the Iran nuclear deal as other candidates — upsetting some longtime Paul family supporters.
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The media today and the things that are being reported should be upsetting or troubling to students, my goodness.
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She has traveled to Albany to advocate for the bill's passage and finds resistance to the cameras deeply upsetting.
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The documentary, understandably, carries with it a disclaimer regarding the upsetting nature of the sickening details surrounding Gabriel's abuse.
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They also worried about upsetting other races around the state, where election officials may have recently certified close results.
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" In St. Louis, few officers seem eager to talk openly about race for fear of upsetting the "blue bond.
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That was our opportunity to win and it's upsetting when you let something like that slip through your fingers.
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"The fact that he walked away without pleading guilty to most of our crimes is very upsetting," she said.
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"I would be lying if I said aspects of my experience weren't deeply challenging and upsetting," Ms. Petersen said.
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But some leaders can be hesitant to dole out the accolades for fear of upsetting or alienating other employees.
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It also said it wanted to avoid upsetting people who don't think it should sell emergency contraception at all.
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Just the asymmetry of them is visually upsetting, especially so when your belt buckle is hanging off your hip.
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Next, we turned to some upsetting news, at least for the employees and venture capitalists behind the startup Omni.
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If there is one consistent thread running through his presidency, it is Trump's desire to avoid upsetting his base.
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Living in fear of disappointing or upsetting your peers will cause you to spiral into this people-pleaser mentality.
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Put another way, how to engage in a covert propaganda campaign aimed at Trump, without upsetting his elephantine ego?
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Mr. Fairfax's suggestion that The Washington Post found me not to be credible was deceitful, offensive, and profoundly upsetting.
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Increasingly, veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have found service animals helpful in controlling upsetting symptoms and reintegrating.
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Google reportedly has "a 10,000-strong army of independent contractors to flag offensive or upsetting content" in search results.
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It's a hideous, difficult, and upsetting ending — from a secular perspective, Julia has made two people miserable for no reason.
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China's economic slowdown is upsetting the calculus of just about all commodity producers, including steel makers, but with a twist.
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Also upsetting is that there was no sort of deprecation policy in place for the apps people no longer used.
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This is going to be upsetting for Alexis fans, mostly because I feel like it was a pretty unpopular record.
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" Reddit further explains that it quarantines subreddits that "while not prohibited, average redditors may nevertheless find highly offensive or upsetting.
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The Eagles defeated Tom Brady and the New England Patriots 22017 – 22016, upsetting the AFC champions in an upset victory.
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Both incidents also fit into a string of upsetting anti-Semitic events that have occurred throughout the country this year.
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He is calling the global order into question with heavy-handed oversimplification at the very moment it least needs upsetting.
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You're grappling with material that's upsetting, but also the guilty party was someone I knew and had some affection for.
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However, Mendoza also faces growing resistance from voters wary of upsetting a long stretch of economic growth with unorthodox policies.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have had to weather an "upsetting" and difficult week leading up to their Saturday wedding.
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"It's disappointing and upsetting but my main concern is our four children are okay," she told The Sun on Sunday.
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Asking people to vote no might also risk upsetting people inside his party where the issue is a sensitive one.
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Even more upsetting to some employees is the fact that the company has blocked off internal access to Dragonfly's code.
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Search Engine Land notes that simply being hit with the Upsetting-Offensive flag won't immediately demote or downrank search results.
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To remind, Mr Trump has said the alliance is "obsolete", upsetting Europeans by casting doubt on its mutual-defence commitment.
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"We are attempting to find out who did this because it is so upsetting at a community level," Stalder said.
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If she didn't have what he was looking for, couldn't he look for some other causes of her upsetting symptoms?
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"To have that snatched away at the last minute with no other solution at hand was very upsetting," Hansen said.
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In response, Liz declared the opposite was true, upsetting the family's longtime united front on the issue of Mary's sexuality.
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This adaptation is certainly more polished than the last, but it's also more grounded in a grim, deeply upsetting reality.
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A lot of it is still fundamentally upsetting when you listen to it, but in a sort of good way?
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Acknowledging this would not have made "Rabin, the Last Day" less upsetting but might have relieved some of the claustrophobia.
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"When I ripped the tape off and opened the flaps, the smell was immediately recognizable and upsetting," Darby told me.
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From Brexit, to Donald Trump's filthy mouth, exploding phones and Harambe's tragic death, the year was filled with upsetting moments.
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During season 10 in particular, current and former contestants have grappled with the fandom's upsetting treatment of queens of color.
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And if you're worried the film won't meet your standards of perversity, rest assured there's a deeply upsetting incest reveal.
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Jay confided to Will but also with Adam and Hannah who became even more frustrated with Adam for upsetting Jay.
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It kicked up a firestorm on Twitter over privacy concerns: Sometimes they hear recordings they find upsetting, or possibly criminal.
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As Recode's Peter Kafka has written, upsetting China's leadership would undoubtedly impact Apple's ability to do business in the country.
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In this sense, news, which can be unpleasant and upsetting and controversial, has always been at odds with Facebook's goal.
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There were times when I realized it was very upsetting for them that a film was being made about her.
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"(Patel) is extremely sensitive and pragmatic about not upsetting the government," said another senior RBI official who works with him.
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There's also the small matter that Jenner is afraid of butterflies, which is either beautifully poetic or just plain upsetting.
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The amount of actual joy I get out of seeing a garage open while on a walk is, frankly, upsetting.
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It was especially upsetting considering Bryant had recently given Douglas, and their relationship, another chance after they split last season.
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In private, Saudi royals often espouse more liberal views, but they have always feared upsetting their alliance with the clerics.
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Speaking to PEOPLE, Estefan said it was upsetting to witness Trump, 70, bring up O'Donnell during such an important debate.
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And it might be time for The Bachelorette to acknowledge the real, complicated, upsetting world in which it now exists.
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Andrew Marchand broke some upsetting news earlier today: Alex Rodriguez will hang 'em up after his contract expires in 2017.
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We get very few complaints relative to the number of customers we have, but all complaints are upsetting to us.
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So, let's get into this deeply upsetting, technophobic 70 minutes of television, which closes with a haunting and deadly shooting.
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This was particularly upsetting to Li because she had played a foundational role in the contemporary emergence of the field.
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People saying they don't like it is of course a bit upsetting, but I'd always felt very robust about it.
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Pets also provide a consistent physical presence and often distract owners from symptoms or upsetting experiences such as suicidal thoughts.
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The upsetting situation is another example of social media companies being ill-prepared to keep up with widespread platform abuse.
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It's much, much worse — more threatening, more upsetting, and more difficult (if not impossible) to fix — than I'd ever imagined.
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Jonathan: The Anti-Semitic comments made on my mod's page are a bit upsetting, but only for a few seconds.
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The Oilers dumped the Vancouver Canucks 213-133 on Friday, two days after upsetting the St. Louis Blues 213-16.2.
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Many of us were spoken to in ways that ran the spectrum from deeply upsetting, to traumatizing, to downright illegal.
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Unexpectedly, Sanchez threw three interceptions in his Week 14 start, upsetting his previously perfect lifetime 1:1 touchdown/interception ratio.
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People think I might be averse to love and affection which is upsetting because I believe all humans crave that.
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Not only that, but Thompson also notes that the breath itself can be a trigger for upsetting memories and emotions.
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Nothing is as upsetting as hearing a 60-something-year-old woman explaining the details of her vicious sexual assault.
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We got maybe 10 or 15 minutes in and then it would just get too upsetting or triggering or hurtful.
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"It was very upsetting when we originally heard about it," resident Courtney King told local station ABC 7 Eyewitness News.
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It must be deeply upsetting for a woman not to have her father at her side on her wedding day.
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Mayor Anne Hidalgo of Paris finds "modest fashion a little upsetting," yet she has never spoken out against high heels.
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Kimmel's staff members were apparently so scared of upsetting the director that they didn't even eat popcorn during the film.
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It brought back some very upsetting and not easy to erase memories in what was a generally enjoyable professional career.
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The study also examined whether women were reticent about asking for a raise out of fear of upsetting their bosses.
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Keyanna Morris described how upsetting it was to see the video of the fight that killed her brother spread online.
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"But to be woken up by a stranger five or six feet away from them...I mean, it's pretty upsetting."
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"Hereditary" is far more upsetting than it is frightening, and I would hesitate to recommend it to the readily traumatized.
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It's hard to envision Trump upsetting those interests over ethics controversies, given that he's facing a few of those himself.
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Moniz's decision to stay the sentence was upsetting to at least some family members and supporters of Conrad Roy III.
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Wind River is a deeply upsetting movie that contains a graphic rape scene and a great deal of maddening grief.
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We cannot transform reality without properly confronting all the upsetting things we've ignored and bringing them back to the surface.
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It's simultaneously goofy, upsetting, and room-shaking, which is exactly the mix of feelings that makes his work so endearing.
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Thurman didn't have that option against Porter, whose relentless is as pleasing to fans as it is upsetting to opponents.
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While flashbacks are often discussed in warnings about the dangers of drugs, neither Vitale nor Downs found the flashbacks upsetting.
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