Lists are just a cheap, uninspired and valueless way of filling column inches and insulting readers. |
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The temptation to mollycoddle people who are unable to deal with insulting challenges to themselves or their beliefs is very strong. |
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Tas is now on trial in Turkey, charged with insulting the Turkish state and its founder. |
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I could not help but think that they were not only insulting same-sex parented families but also single-parent families. |
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At a family therapy session, one family member said something totally uncalled for, provocative, and insulting to another person. |
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You can count on us to find the answer, and to convey that information in an insulting, unfair and skewed manner. |
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Yet I don't care what names I call him cause I don't feel any remorse in calling him names or insulting him. |
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As a result, a number of parties have placed emphasis on name-calling and insulting opponents. |
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It is insulting and wrong and slurs both the residents and management of the house in question. |
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These people, most of them serious, brainless people with no sense of humour, have to think of an insulting nickname for me. |
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I'm venturing a guess that most of those people would swap that for having insulting signs written on their bodies any day. |
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The organization issued a patronizing and insulting non-apology and have done nothing to discipline the stupid bigot. |
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Now she had concocted a plan that would spell doom for Shirley, her revenge for taking her man and insulting her pride. |
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You'd wonder how such an insulting little squirt could amass such a fortune and control the mighty moguls of the motor racing business. |
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In Amsterdam, public notaries regularly recorded women's statements about the insulting maltreatment of their husbands. |
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Last time the carabineros came, on July 28, 2004, Jorge tried to defend me when they started insulting me. |
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I think that's probably insulting to people who are genuinely really, really hard up. |
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Effigies of hated opponents were burned at the stake, insulting posters were pasted on walls and there were daily processions and tableaux. |
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There are others who get their jollies by insulting switchboard operators, receptionists and secretaries. |
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The boys soon began taunting and insulting each other, in some cases turning against good friends who were now on the opposing team. |
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To suggest that it was an alternative to the Queen's Christmas message is frankly insulting to Her Majesty. |
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This article was insulting to all men and women who have excruciating pain and severe loss of quality of life from osteoporosis. |
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It could've been condescending, an act of pure stunt casting, and just turned out insulting and wrong. |
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Once when he was in the outfield with his back to the Hillites, an untoward and over-beered barracker made insulting remarks about his size. |
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Her oversights in the article were glaring at best, offensive and insulting at worst. |
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Just how bad do things have to get before one is forced to swallow such an insulting offer? |
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A recent series of commercials featured them sweet-talking a beautiful woman on a sofa, unaware that she was insulting them in Swedish. |
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To call this process a sport is insulting to the animals and degrading to human beings. |
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I personally think the practice is insulting and humiliating, especially in a business setting. |
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Clumsily apologizing for an earlier insulting comment, he claimed the fault was with the writer who reported his remark. |
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I must be that inexplicably angry, obtuse, ill mannered, audacious, pompous blow-hard that writes insulting letters to The Peak! |
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He was one of three men arrested by police for indecent behaviour and insulting the head of state during the celebrations. |
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Adela accuses him of insulting her in the Caves, he is committed to prison and stands trial. |
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The Executive's advertising campaigns contrive to be both insulting and ineffectual. |
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The use of marriage as a wedge issue by this administration is both infuriating and insulting to me. |
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Soon the other boys got the idea and insulting words were soon inscribed on the walls. |
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It can only suffer economic loss which cannot be aggravated by the insulting or insolent behaviour of the defendant. |
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It is the first time in years that someone has been taken to court and penalised for insulting the monarch. |
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It was the cruel and insulting nature of that particular rant that so annoyed me. |
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Not only are they taking money out of our pockets but they are insulting us. |
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Howard has been not only honest but clever in not insulting voters with tricky talk. |
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As a statement of defiance, it was more effective than insulting a head of state. |
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I'm not big on censorship and I will only delete a posting if it contains insulting language. |
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Try having people insulting you every single day, and tell me how long you can last? |
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So is there any hope that the broadcasters will stop insulting our intelligence? |
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My problem is with stupid, ignorant and insulting queries like the one posed above. |
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I wonder what sort of business he's involved with, if he doesn't need to worry about insulting women? |
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When I attempt to engage in debate about their views they become loud and insulting. |
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The insulting character of the criticism, however, prevented some from delving more deeply into the controversy. |
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I have heard the shouted threats and demands and have witnessed some of the insulting, demeaning ways staff are treated. |
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It should be based upon evaluating whether the events presented in the book are accurate and whether insulting language was used. |
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Not only was he rude for declining the invitation, but his reason for declining was insulting to the host. |
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Even more insulting, some critics said, was the fact that the conventions were being relegated to cable news networks. |
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His words are destructive and made even more insulting because he does not even realise the effect they have. |
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This insulting decision speaks volumes about the direction sports is headed. |
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He said the name never has been, nor is it intended to be insulting to anyone. |
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I know that men with literary reputations to polish might find it insulting. |
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Whoever came up with the idea to push an insulting ad like that on the population should be fired. |
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His response could scarcely be any more insulting to the intelligence of every reader. |
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Calling everything junk is tedious and perhaps slightly insulting to the gatherer. |
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They are insulting to the thousands of parents who have entrusted their children to this school system. |
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For a fourteen year old that is downright insulting and even an eight year old may have plenty to say on his or her own account. |
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But at least with letters you have time to cool off or sober up before you send an insulting missive winging through the ether. |
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Mothers of America, it's time to talk back and refute insulting post-feminist propaganda. |
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I find it insulting that our elected councillors are prepared to waste both their time and ours on such frivolous and pointless schemes. |
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They drew swords, and fought fiercely, cussing and insulting each other as swiftly as they threw blows. |
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The term power pop is, in itself, fairly insulting, suggesting brainless three-minute novelties. |
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The company's cultural gatekeeping offends many people who see it as insulting and threatening to their choice of available entertainment. |
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Thank you for your article on the insulting spectacle that was called a press conference. |
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British officials strongly advised against the move, warning that it could be seen as provocative or even insulting. |
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But his insulting treatment of a key ally shows him to be irresponsible, graceless and obsessively bent on winning office at all costs. |
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He was returning to the place where he had offered up his most emotionally draining, yet devastatingly insulting proposal to Elizabeth. |
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My adrenaline kicked in and I abruptly elbowed my way through the crowd, past the insulting conductor, and back on the train. |
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For his part, he was coolness and dignity personified and rejected the chance to discomfit his opponent still further by insulting him. |
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The magazine is a disgrace to our neighborhood, minorities or not, and is insulting to our intelligence. and the design is terrible. |
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He said the amount of beer cans and rubbish was insulting and disrespectful to the people buried there. |
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I find it insulting that if they get a certain position they can talk to me as if I'm some sort of div. |
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The two loudly play the dozens, insulting each other to the delight of neighbors. |
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He must also attend school and not use abusive, threatening, insulting or offensive language in public. |
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Individuals should not be allowed to run amok insulting and using abusive language against one another. |
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It should be borne in mind that words or behaviour may be annoying or rude without being necessarily abusive or insulting. |
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He could also be prosecuted for behaving anti-socially or using insulting or abusive, including homophobic, language. |
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When you start to get abusive and insulting you have already lost the argument. |
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He was abusive and insulting to a policeman and as he was placed in a police vehicle, he kicked one officer in the chest. |
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He further pleaded to using threatening, abusive and insulting behaviour and with being intoxicated on the same date. |
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The next scene finds an elderly man driving through Nazareth waving hello to passers-by while insulting them under his breath. |
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If viewers could rate adverts they like, perhaps the insulting ones would quickly get weeded out. |
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Smith then started ranting and raving and making insulting remarks about Mrs Pickup's son. |
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This alone is insulting to anyone who's lived both in Montreal proper and in a suburb. |
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However good their intentions, they'd risk aggrandising themselves and diminishing or insulting their subject. |
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What was supposed to be a great night of drinking and dancing actually brought an insulting reality check. |
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It is like being invited to someone's dinner party, insulting the chef, spitting on the floor, breaking wind loudly and then apologising. |
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He should have envisaged what would happen to him after insulting her sister. |
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Receiving a regifted item can feel more insulting when the regifter is part of the family. |
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I end up throwing a glass of red wine over my husband in front of our hosts before insulting the lady of the house. |
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You already ruled on this when Mr Mallard was on his feet insulting people left, right, and centre. |
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Manucci's mouth is loaded for bear, and he manages to keep insulting and lying to them even under torture or threat of death. |
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It is insulting to hit someone with a shoe or sandal, point the soles of one's feet at someone, and step over a person. |
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Anecdotal stories with no clear-cut relationship are insulting to the scientific method and to any scientists worth their salt. |
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His recent opinion piece was not only full of bald-faced lies about the registry, it was also insulting to our intelligence. |
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Most of the leaflets were threatening for which reason many Afghans, especially Pashtuns and Baluchis, found them insulting. |
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He somehow thinks his case is enhanced by insulting the Ohio law enforcement system. |
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His statement about building livestock barns in swampy areas is particularly insulting. |
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This means being respectful of their rights and not insulting them through arrogant or thoughtless behaviour. |
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That's a bit insulting to those of us bashing away for the consumer week in, week out. |
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When anybody calls their bluff and punctures this self-delusion, they can only cope by insulting and vilifying their critics. |
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It's true, I say absolutely nothing insulting nor talk back to the teachers and they send me down. |
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He agreed that the beginning of the article appeared to be written tongue-in-cheek but the end of it was downright insulting. |
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Verbal aggression, insulting and rude behaviour, disregard for the rights of others, petty thieving and shoddy work were the norms. |
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He was miserable and moody, frustrated and just plain rude, insulting anyone who gave him the slightest reason. |
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They began to shout at the students in Chinese, particularly insulting one of the girls in the group. |
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Unfortunately, the audience becomes so benumbed by the endless carnage that any emotional connection to the individual players is reduced to an insulting inconsequentiality. |
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This is deeply insulting to our members, skilled and dedicated professionals who have worked above and beyond the call of duty to keep services afloat through difficult times. |
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A company making big league profits and paying fat dividends to shareholders should be ashamed of its insulting pay offer to the people who actually do the work. |
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One has to wonder if those who do so grasp how insulting and demeaning it is to the president. |
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For all her cool and calmness, she liked insulting my older brother. |
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I gave my wardrobe one final shove so that it was against the wall under the stairs that led into the room, darkly insulting whoever made the infernal contraption so heavy. |
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I thought this rather sweet, but highly insulting to her memory. |
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How deeply insulting to the true struggle for self-knowledge and self-repair. |
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Welsh's understanding of anything indigenous is laughable and insulting. |
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Talk about wanting to annihilate opponents never wins friends and making insulting gestures at beaten teams will soon remove any lingering goodwill that the team enjoy. |
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Are you trying to be insulting or do you like living dangerously? |
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It's also so jam-packed with pop culture references and media lampoons that it runs the risk of insulting or isolating the very audience it is trying to entreat. |
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I feel it is very insulting to be treated as a silly, soppy older woman. |
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How many times can you watch a sitcom featuring a family sitting in the living room insulting each other? |
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The insulting needs to stop, but so too does the idea that tax cuts and family values are a panacea to all socioeconomic issues. |
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The white editors who wrote both trash articles saw themselves as celebrating black folks, a notion so insulting it makes me spit. |
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Bobby and Tina began exchanging insulting, sarcastic remarks. |
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Public Prosecutor told the court that the offences of threatening and insulting a woman's modesty are bailable, so there is no need to grant anticipatory bail. |
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Offering half the asking price is insulting and a poor way to handle the negotiations for the most talented and major-league ready player in the draft. |
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It is erroneous, insulting to the mostly well-meaning officers in this country, and impedes constructive discussion, and change. |
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If it makes you feel good to write an insulting letter, go ahead. |
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Of course, the implications of the advertisement are duplicitous and insulting both to the readers and to the portions of society that the spokesperson represents. |
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For the past ten minutes of lunch, he'd been indiscriminately bashing anything worth insulting, and he'd made even the more conservative among us laugh. |
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The players are insulting the hard work put in to keep the club alive. |
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But in trying so hard to make its guidelines understandable to everyone, the FDA has made them meaningful to no one, and insulting to our intelligence to boot. |
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Although honorific epithets were commonplace for the Seleucids and Ptolemies, the nicknames of all other members of the Antigonid family were either uncertain or insulting. |
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Though we have profound differences, he is saying, we have to reason about them civilly instead of dismissing, insulting, and demonizing one another. |
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Officials have always been able to send off players who use offensive, abusive or insulting language, but now that definition's been extended to cover gestures too. |
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I asked, referring to the former editor of Newsweek Arabic who was imprisoned for insulting the Kuwaiti emir on his blog. |
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It was insulting and again, not befitting someone in my position. |
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Between insulting relatives who don't care about their waistlines and being a party-pooper around co-workers at company parties, it's hard to say no without being ousted! |
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And he had dozens, even hundreds of stories, especially with his almost total recall, of the insulting, demeaning, demoralizing, even violent realities of every day life. |
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Perhaps more insulting than if she'd been another woman, Samantha was Altman's cocker spaniel. |
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Barbie is an unrealistic, unhealthy, insulting representation of female appearance. |
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After hearing the blasphemous clips insulting our beloved prophet, I would not hesitate to go after revenge. |
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She was even sweet to that smug ingrate Miss bunting after she kept insulting everyone at dinner. |
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On a walkabout in Brent East, he accused Mr Blair of insulting the intelligence of electors by warning that voting Lib Dem would produce a Tory government. |
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Their sole purpose in being at the Old Head is to disrupt our business by intimidating, insulting and abusing our guests who come from all over the world. |
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He was always insulting either Tom or the middle brother, Timothy. |
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So despite the fact that the commercial is quite clearly a pastiche of Bruce Lee movie scenes and video game cliches, it has been branded as insulting. |
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Too many artists who go for an old-time country sound end up sounding corny and cartoonish, insulting their favourite music rather than paying tribute to it. |
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I also noted that the interviewer baldly misstated various facts, apparently to get a rise out of Blair, as well as taking a really insulting tone. |
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Dissent is dehumanized, as it is branded with this pejorative title and other insulting labels like xenophobe, nativist, peacenik or anti-American dupe. |
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Many of us are highly educated and your presumptions are most insulting. |
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It's insulting to my morals as a decent human being to have to watch people degrade themselves on television and use sly tactics in order to win money. |
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Certainly, these categorizations could be insulting for some. |
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What remains an insulting accounting gimmick does not protect the rights of Americans with sincere conscientious objections. |
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Carlos Deray Montilla, 24, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to using threatening, abusive or insulting words and assaulting a custody officer. |
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The 'Iraqis agreed that insulting the Prophet had not been specified in the dhimma Pact. |
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Warne has since apologised for publicly insulting Dixit following an internal disciplinary inquiry by the franchise. |
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The NRSV is virtually blasphemous at the worst and insulting at the least to Our Lady. |
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It is this attitude which today gives birth to these ridiculous books, these insulting plays. |
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What might have been acceptable in the fifth century had become provoking and insulting to the Franks in the eighth century. |
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But then I got a lot of insulting comments questioning my intellect. |
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It sees Strike investigating the disappearance of a writer hated by many of his old friends for insulting them in his new novel. |
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Also when I reach to Turkey I found a post mail in my post box which was insulting and threatening us. |
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The yolk was on the self-centred air steward when bedsit residents Emma and Michelle decided to take a messy revenge onhim for insulting them. |
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The candidate made disparaging remarks about his opponent, but they only made him seem small for insulting a worthy adversary. |
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The libertines continued organizing opposition, insulting the appointed ministers, and challenging the authority of the Consistory. |
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If that was really insulting, please don't be offended. I certainly don't think of you as my errand-ghost. Actually, I think of you as my friend. |
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Cal discovers Jack's sketch of Rose and an insulting note from her in his safe along with the necklace. |
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Propaganda images were circulated by both sides, often in the form of postcards and based on insulting racial stereotypes. |
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He also captured several rice vessels and cut off the crew's hands, ears and noses, dispatching them with an insulting note to the Zamorin. |
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It seems humanly reasonable that the three of us can woman-handle a mere man of your elderly and insulting avoirdupois. |
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Legally, he has been detained because of Article 299 of the Turkish Penal Code, which illegalizes insulting the president. |
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Stephen Bendall, 28, of Herschell Street, Redcar, fined PS150 and ordered to pay PS105 costs for using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour. |
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For once I would have taken him up upon his insulting wager. |
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She was fed up him laying on the jokes, which she found insulting. |
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If you don't cover it, you're insulting young licence fee payers. |
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To the Sami, this is an insulting display of cultural exploitation. |
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During Servetus's trial, Philibert Berthelier asked the council for permission to take communion, as he had been excommunicated the previous year for insulting a minister. |
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He may be insulting, a miserable rotter and a fool, but unless he slanders or libels you, or damages your property, you do not have standing to sue him. |
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You're insulting me but you can have it for that,' the ticket tout moaned. |
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Bruce Nauman uses neon not to advertise a product or service but to make absurd or insulting proclamations, and his fiberglass is heavy and unsleek. |
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But given the amount of lowbrow series insulting the intelligence of so many out there, it's often a pleasure to tune in and get at least a few questions right. |
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The government has blocked the websites since Saturday, accusing them of committing character assassination and insulting people, including key political leaders. |
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He was very insulting. Finally Jack called him out and shut him up. |
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