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"I hate the idea of my image being used to scam, it's abjectly terrible."

More egregious labor violations have led to heatwave-induced deaths in Champagne, France, and instances of forced labor and blatant abuse, including housing overworked employees in abjectly poor conditions.

With fears of a constitutional crisis mounting, Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana said on Wednesday that parliament would not accept "abjectly being trampled" by the Supreme Court.

“But President Zelenskyy, without our help, he would abjectly lose the war. And with our help, he’s not winning. It’s a stalemate now.”

No Republican will vote for anything that harms the profits of the rich and the corporate sector, which they abjectly serve.