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In a vlog-style video, she travels to places such as Donna’s in Echo Park, where she expresses a distaste for the “burnt sourdough bread with parm,” or Highly Likely in West Adams, where she dubs a hot tomato on a B.L.T. “criminal.”

The letter has been in the offing since Ben Sulayem used an interview with Autosport before the Singapore Grand Prix in September to express his distaste for the broadcast of swearing during grands prix.

From BBC

The governor’s position while in office, since 2018, has been to project his distaste for the product and its “putrid” smell while quietly working with the industry, which in Florida meant working with Trulieve.

From Slate

“Yeah, back to the 1850s,” my wife — a native Missourian — said with distaste.

From Salon

“At that point in time I didn’t care too much for him. I don’t think he cared too much for me. I do recall that they probably got the best of us, so that probably enhanced my distaste for him and the Trojans. But he was a heck of a ballplayer.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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