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The controversy arose in the late summer amid confusing guidance coming from agencies overseen by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has disparaged vaccinations.

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Additionally, neither Bailey nor DDG can “disparage the party publicly” or in the presence of their child, who turns 2 in December.

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Many in older generations disparaged them as vanities, rather than embracing them as medicine.

Among the Democratic soul-searching, Harris' candidacy is often disparaged, her weaknesses as a leader pinpointed as the reasons for her defeat, not just the last-minute nature of Biden's decision.

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When Stefani picks her up for their trip she’s switches out in a slack hefty bag and the type of wig Swiatkowski disparages her screed.

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