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It was the surrender of Stock all over again-only this time the roles were degradingly reversed.

We have emerged from a war in which we had to accept the degradingly low ethical standards of the enemy.

Yiddish was degradingly referred to as a jargon, and its speakers encountered harsh opposition.

How degradingly ignominious!

That legacy, Ms. Cook said, explains the public's renewed interest in a woman who not so long ago was thought dowdy and degradingly self-effacing.

He then pierced them and degradingly fitted them with gold rings, an inch or so in diameter, and brazed them over to prevent their removal.

This kind of socialization involved, for example, finding out how to drink without getting hopelessly or degradingly drunk; how to indulge in banter and when to risk a fight.

Even if one does not believe her story, I think Ms. Lovelace has been humiliated enough without her unfortunate life being reduced to a degradingly flippant clue in the Times crossword puzzle."

Earlier, Pope Pius XII, in order to remain impartial during the war, had ordered Vatican officials and L'Osservatore Romano, to use terms like "socialism", "communism" and "national socialism" factually not degradingly.

For me the single most exciting moment came at the season-opening gala in May: in an excerpt from Kenneth MacMillan's "Manon," Diana Vishneva, as the wayward courtesan, was passed sensuously yet degradingly from man to anonymous man.

It is presumed that Maccabi Tel-Aviv fans used to degradingly call Maccabi supporters "Monkeys" ("kofim") in the 1980s, possibly reflecting the bitter feelings caused by the gradual diminishing of Tel-Aviv area's absolute football hegemony and rising of "periphery" teams like Maccabi Haifa.

Also the police arrested approximately 1000 people in street or from random locations whether connected to the riot or not and imprisoned them including children and women without legal advocacy and inhumanely and degradingly treated them with torture involved as they claimed and later released some of them and sentenced some of them.