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Donald Trump took another round of bad press when he refused to say whether he'd sign a national abortion ban in office during the presidential debate earlier this month.

Now aged 36, with two young children - Isabella, five, and Noah, who is nearly five months old - she said Notting Hill Carnival sometimes "gets bad press" but there was much more good than bad.

"All of that is incredibly bad press. It's family separation, but on steroids."

But the softer approach of “flagging in” has several advantages: It is less likely to result in political clashes, bad press or sunken vessels.

Opening weekend has become the cinematic equivalent of a pilot, and those movies that don’t do well in their first two weekends often are written off as failures, with all the ensuing bad press.