| Other writers have ranged classical and popular music against each other, an antithesis Mr Kramer abjures. |
| This is not to say that anyone who is not a citizen or abjures his or her citizenship is lacking in civil rights. |
| Without love woman abjures her nature and ceases to be normal. |
| She becomes a devotee of women's rights, abjures marriage, and founds a university. |
| In contrast to Malaysia, where Malays get priority over Chinese for university places and the like, Singapore officially abjures any form of affirmative action. |
| They eat flesh and fish, and the bulk of the caste eat fowls and drink liquor, but the landowning section abjures these practices. |
