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They are very easy to ridicule, especially if you simply read about them.

"He was trying to hold the whole legal system up to ridicule."

As a result I was ridiculed by the other children.

The one whose wife got ridiculed by the mean women?

Or perhaps he thought you were there to ridicule him in some way.

Yet he always has a point to make, and his age is not ridiculed.

He comes across many problems along the way, and is ridiculed by some.

They were ridiculed and talked about through the whole thing.

He had decided to tell the truth and ridicule it.

"You open yourself up to ridicule if your product goes wrong."

Still they must be allowed to speak and we need to ridicule them back.

The same team has ridiculed them in front of their own fans.

Why should they not have the respect to deal with this without being ridiculed?

So what if the cats open her up to ridicule?

If that subjects me to ridicule then so be it.

American officials in Moscow ridiculed the report, which turned out to be true.

At the same time they will ridicule the public who yet again let them investigate themselves.

"But I think he was not prepared to be ridiculed."

Such a person is often considered a fool and ridiculed by others.

I've been ridiculed long enough and I have become cautious.

The officer wanted to support the boy, who was being ridiculed at school because of his hair loss.

She tells him to leave when he ridicules her father.

I will be ridiculed in some quarters, for a time.

Just before his strong showing in the first debate, he was ridiculed here.

"Just a little while ago you were ridiculing me in front of the crew."

From public ridicule to a new show in just 11 months.

But over the last few days, there was no ridicule.

You people will be the subject of such ridicule as the world has never known.

The work has always been an easy target for ridicule.

We never heard so much ridicule from our liberal friends.

Who wants to stand up for family values when the price is public ridicule?

This practice was met with further ridicule within the larger community.

I've been here three weeks and already I'm an object of ridicule.

But now, for the first time in his life, he was an object of ridicule.

Public figures have long been fair game for ridicule here.

It was a theory that received a lot of ridicule.

So does his job, despite the scrutiny and the ridicule.

Mother had brought down ridicule and ruin upon the family.

His former experience had nearly made him the butt of ridicule.

"There would have been some ridicule if he did talk," said Johnson.

You must never let yourself be turned aside from life's serious and important questions by ridicule.

Now his age is a topic for ridicule and concern.

Yet these figures do not come across as objects of ridicule.

But it should have been more exploited in terms of ridicule.

Both the play and most of the performances are played for ridicule.

But so many only reply to this line of thought with ridicule.

Ridicule would be added to the scandal of the story.

But she heard little of the ridicule, and cared nothing for it.

On the other hand, if nothing comes of it, you will just have to expect ridicule or worse.

Me, I'm happy for them to think deeply about their work and the world in general, even at the risk of ridicule.