In " Heretics of Dune ", all life on Arrakis is destroyed ( and the entire surface of the planet slagged into oblivion ) by the Honored Matres in a failed attempt to eliminate the latest Duncan Idaho ghola.
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"The way critics take it out on me now is to have a go at anything me and Guy do together, " Madonna remarked about the negative critical reaction . " Everyone in England has slagged it off without having seen it.
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The literary debut of the year, Zadie Smith's " White Teeth, " lost the Booker Prize to Margaret Atwood's " The Blind Assassin, " which was slagged by The New York Times Book Review.
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Reynard, who began the season as technical director for first-year BAR, said Friday he was " surprised at being slagged off " by Villeneuve and accused the French-Canadian of liking " a lot of attention ."
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Unfortunately there is a misconception that Matt has slagged off the show and fallen out with Sony but this is not true . " Cardle later described being omitted from the advert as " disappointing, especially for fans who would have liked to have seen him in it.
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Since I've been good and slagged out here, let me explain that I was responding to an AIV on the anon as an obvious sock of Sumbuddi ( by Editor 410, who seems to have a serious interest in this user yet has not been part of this SPI ).
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From retrospective reviews, online film database AllMovie gave the film three stars out of five, described reviews as " unfairly slagged as a cheap rip-off of Star Wars " and that the film " makes up for its shortcomings with a devil-may-care energy reminiscent of'40s-era serials ".
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I don't think there would be much luck with many being given courtesy blanking because the arbs would consider the statements to be part of their decision, plus it would exist one step away in the history and will still be reviewed by those interested / brought up against the person, but I think the people slagged off should have a brief right to say otherwise at the bottom of the page if they think what's said about them is nasty and inaccurate.
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In his memoirs, Kissinger famously slagged McGeorge, his former Harvard colleague, as a man who " treat ( ed ) me with the combination of politeness and subconscious condescension that upper-class Bostonians reserve for people of, by New England standards, exotic backgrounds . " ( Typically, Kissinger backed away from this critique in an interview with biographer Walter Isaacson, saying that Bundy " did not really deserve the description I gave of him in ` White House Years . " ')
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Paradoxically, the Sketches did a lot to inform the readership about the new literary events . " Violating every norm of manner and behavior in his attacks on Gippius . . . Burenin has done more than anybody else to popularize the new trends he slagged each Fridays in his brilliant buffoonery, " argued critic Pyotr Pertsov . " While in the liberal circles to read " Novoye Vremya " was considered mauves ton, Berenin's feullietons were read by everybody, clandestinely, " wrote author and publisher Boris Glinsky.
