| They give in to the temptation of adding scenes which only vulgarise the relationship. |
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| Perhaps Spoilheap readers might like to suggest advertisers to vulgarise the monuments of our own fair land? |
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| Any attempt to vulgarise or re-write the Soviet period and diminish the memory of Lenin … is an attempt to undermine the integrity of the Russian federation. |
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| Democrats have traditionally disdained emotionalism in politics, believing it to be a crude weapon used by their opponents to vulgarise reasonable debate. |
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