"Hatha-hate" meaning in English

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          "text": "I don't get the Hatha-hate. She's made some bad flicks but she's a solid actress when you put her in something decent. Like most actors.",
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          "text": "A viral phenomenon, Hatha-hate is a by-product of her focused efforts to influence her voting peers by attending absolutely everything related to the movie. But those efforts turned on her, as internet commentariat begrudgery reared its seemingly forced affability can be grating – verge-of-tears awards acceptance speeches, snort-laughing at her own bad jokes and the all-round smart-but-plucky persona.",
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          "text": "Anne Hathaway is opening up about “Hatha-hate.” Hathaway faced harsh criticism after winning the Oscar for best supporting actress in “Les Misérables” in 2013, with people questioning her persona and calling her “annoying.”",
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          "text": "Hathaway, who turned 41 in November, reflected on her early career and the so-called Hatha-hate she had to contend with after winning an Oscar for “Les Misérables” in 2013 — years after beloved roles in rom-coms and more serious turns in “Brokeback Mountain” and “The Dark Knight Rises.”",
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          "text": "A viral phenomenon, Hatha-hate is a by-product of her focused efforts to influence her voting peers by attending absolutely everything related to the movie. But those efforts turned on her, as internet commentariat begrudgery reared its seemingly forced affability can be grating – verge-of-tears awards acceptance speeches, snort-laughing at her own bad jokes and the all-round smart-but-plucky persona.",
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