By 1858 at the latest, tourists were paying for the privilege of visiting the site, and in 1875 John Ruskin described it as " " the rottenest deadliest loveliest horriblest place I ever saw in my life " ".
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The film's director Raoul Walsh called it his " rottenest picture ever " for its anti-German sentiment, while its star Miriam Cooper ( Walsh's wife ) also held it to be the worst film in which she had ever appeared.
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He wanted to avoid collaborating with Ben Tillman of South Carolina, whom he considered " one of the foulest and rottenest demagogues in the whole country . " In the end Roosevelt convinced the conservatives that the courts would protect the railroads'interests, and he carried the bill without Tillman.
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Emeryville used to be as well known for its gambling houses and bordellos as it was for its booming industrial sector; then Alameda County district attorney, later California governor and then Chief Justice of the United States Earl Warren once famously called it " the rottenest city on the Pacific Coast ".
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In the four games against the White Sox, the Mariners corrected nearly all of those deficiencies, and covered up the one mess _ seven runs surrendered by the pen in Monday's last two innings _ with prodigious offense and consecutive run-scoring wild pitches by the AL's rottenest veteran pitcher, Jamie Navarro.
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His ship, the " Assistance " ( a 555-ton ship of the line built in 1650 and commanded by Captain William Houlding ) eventually limped home leaking badly : " Friday, the 17th of November, we are paid off at Deptford, where we leave the rottenest frigate that ever came to England . " Teonge dated the fair copy of his account 25 July 1678.
