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Focused crawls are collections of frequently-updated webcrawl data from narrow (as opposed to broad or wide) web crawls, often focused on a single domain or subdomain. ||||| Add a location to your Tweets 
  
 When you tweet with a location, Twitter stores that location. You can switch location on/off before each Tweet and always have the option to delete your location history. Learn more ||||| Rose McGowan attends Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Spring 2014 at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. | Getty Rose McGowan half-apologizes for misquoting Ted Cruz 
  
 Actress Rose McGowan offered an apology — of sorts — this week after sharing what appeared to be an inflammatory quote from Texas Sen. Ted Cruz on Josh Duggar’s departure from the Family Research Council last Friday. 
  
 Duggar’s resignation followed his acknowledgement of reports that he sexually molested younger children as a teenager, including his own sisters. 
  
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 “While there may have been an age difference, Josh Duggar’s transgressions are far less an affront to God than what gays do with each other - Ted Cruz, 5/22/15,” read the text next to the photo of Duggar and Cruz that McGowan tweeted on Sunday night. 
  
 In fact, the photo itself featured a link to an anti-tea party Facebook page, which has also posted memes of other prominent Republicans juxtaposed with statements they did not make. Snopes debunked the “quote” from Cruz and others in a post. 
  
 When it was pointed out to the actress that the quote was fake, McGowan said she was “sorry” but also had some choice words for her followers and trolls. 
  
 I could give a fuck RT @FlyoverCulture: @rosemcgowan THe "quote" you cited is a fraud. Check Snopes. #WaitingForApology — rose mcgowan (@rosemcgowan) May 25, 2015 
  
 I'm sorry I said #TedCruz liked child molesters. Ok? No go back to hating gays. Fuckwits. — rose mcgowan (@rosemcgowan) May 25, 2015 
  
 “I’m sorry I said #TedCruz liked child molesters. Ok? No go back to hating gays,” the actress tweeted on Monday, after posting a lengthy tweet on her political identification. 
  
 I identify with no party, but I am a liberated human being. Here's the definition for the slow ones :a person ... http://t.co/856s2EtZeR — rose mcgowan (@rosemcgowan) May 25, 2015 
  
 "The trolls are dark and filled with terror," she tweeted on Tuesday. 
  
 McGowan has acted in numerous films and shows over her 25-year career in showbiz, including “Scream,” “Grindhouse,” and the CW series “Charmed.” ||||| Claim: Several memes from 'Stop the World, the Teabaggers Want Off' present real quotes from conservative politicians who supposedly defended Josh Duggar after the reality star admitted to molesting underage girls. 
  
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 Did Ted Cruz REALLY say this? “While there may have been an age difference, Josh Duggar’s transgressions are far less an affront to God than what gays do with each other.” 
  
  
  
 Origins: Shortly after reality TV star Josh Duggar admitted to having inappropriate relations with five underage girls as a teenager, the entertainment Facebook group Stop the World, The Teabaggers Want Off published memes presenting several photographs of conservative politicians along with fictitious quotes ostensibly uttered by them in defense of the 19 Kids and Counting star: 
  
 While the group also published fake quotes from politicians such as Michele Bachmann and Michael Huckabee, the most popular photo involved an image of Senator Ted Cruz and a fictitious quote comparing molestation with gay sex: 
  
 Stop the World, the Teabaggers Want Off is an entertainment Facebook group that frequently mocks conservative politicians and pundits with fake quotes, and their disclaimer states that their “page is for entertainment purposes” and “is NOT meant to be taken seriously.” Although some conservative politicians have offered expressions of support for Josh Duggar, all of the quotes of that nature offered by Stop The World, the Teabaggers Want Off are ones that group has invented. 
  
 While we can’t offer an individual debunking for each fake meme the Stop the World, The Teabaggers Want Off page has published in the wake of the Josh Duggar sex scandal, we will offer one final thought: 
  
 The staff at Snopes has not commended, congratulated, thanked, or praised the Stop the World, The Teabaggers Want Off Facebook page for their coverage of the Josh Duggar sex scandal. ||||| Tweet with a location 
  
 You can add location information to your Tweets, such as your city or precise location, from the web and via third-party applications. You always have the option to delete your Tweet location history. Learn more ||||| Bette Midler joins a short list of celebrities commenting on Josh Duggar's alleged sexual abuse of underage girls. 
  
 Taking to Twitter on Monday, the 69-year-old music legend didn't hold back sharing how she really felt about the 19 Kids and Counting scandal. "Josh Duggar resigned from an anti-gay 'family' group due to molestation allegations," she tweeted. "Kids, is there anything more delicious than irony?" 
  
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 Josh Duggar resigned from an anti-gay "family" group due to molestation allegations. Kids, is there anything more delicious than irony? — Bette Midler (@BetteMidler) May 26, 2015 
  
  
  
 Prior to Midler weighing in on the alleged sexual abuse claims, TV personality Montel Williams slammed the Duggars while Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee threw his support behind the family. 
  
 NEWS: Josh Duggar on Child Molestation Reports -- 'I Acted Inexcusably' 
  
 "Janet and I want to affirm our support for the Duggar family. Josh's actions when he was an underage teen are as he described them himself, 'inexcusable,' but that doesn't mean 'unforgivable.' He and his family dealt with it and were honest and open about it with the victims and the authorities," the 59-year-old Republican politician wrote on Facebook this past Friday. "No purpose whatsoever is served by those who are now trying to discredit Josh or his family by sensationalizing the story. Good people make mistakes and do regrettable and even disgusting things." 
  
 NEWS: Josh Duggar Molestation Allegations: A Timeline of Events 
  
 Williams did not subscribe to this point of view, and instead went on a Twitter tirade attacking the Duggars. "Sorry, Josh Duggar is a bigot, slimebag," he tweeted. "Whole family is, and FRC is a scam. Yup, Gay people are the danger to kids? NOPE, JOSH DUGGAR IS." 
  
 The 58-year-old former talk-show host then went after Josh's father, Jim Bob Duggar, on Tuesday, writing: "Funny how #JimBobDuggar ran for Senate saying incest shld get death penalty? Anything about these people not fake and hypocritical?" 
  
 Funny how #JimBobDuggar ran for Senate saying incest shld get death penalty? Anything about these people not fake and hypocritical? — Montel Williams (@Montel_Williams) May 27, 2015 
  
  
  
 Jessa Duggar's father-in-law, Michael Seewald, also commented on the allegations, telling Josh to "hang in there." 
  
 NEWS: TLC Pulls 19 Kids and Counting in Wake of Josh Duggar Child Molestation Admission 
  
 "I want to say that the Seewald family stands with the Duggar family in solidarity. We stand with the unnamed victims of these incidents," he wrote. "Our thoughts and prayers are for you. I want to say to Josh, hang in there, the shame you feel is legitimate, yet Jesus took your shame as he was punished in your place. Rest in his forgiveness and grace. Remember that he gives you his righteousness as a covering for your shame." |||||

The latest piece of the Duggar family's past to come awkwardly burbling to the surface in the wake of Josh Duggar's child molestation scandal: Back in 2002, family patriarch Jim Bob Duggar ran for the US Senate, and a cached image from his campaign website obtained by Gawker reveals his thoughts on incest. In the section in question, Duggar explains why he believes that even in cases of rape or incest, abortion should not be allowed: Instead of killing the innocent fetus, he says, "rape and incest represent heinous crimes and as such should be treated as capital crimes." (Some of Josh Duggar's alleged victims, of course, are said to be his own sisters.) Meanwhile, Rose McGowan has sorta-kinda apologized for misquoting Ted Cruz in relation to the Duggar controversy, Politico reports. The actress tweeted Sunday, "While there may have been an age difference, Josh Duggar's transgressions are far less an affront to God than what gays do with each other," attributing the quote to the senator. But Snopes revealed the quote as fake, and people started pointing that out to McGowan. Her semi-apology on Twitter: "I could give a fuck," she said initially, and then: "I'm sorry I said #TedCruz liked child molesters. Ok? No [sic] go back to hating gays. Fuckwits." (Click for more celebs most definitely not in the Duggars' corner.)