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For the best part of a week, each man got treatment that would not have disgraced a film star.
ECONOMIST: The Nobel-prize ceremonies
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Regrettably they succeeded in bulldozing many working-class neighbourhoods and replacing them with publicly owned housing estates and tower blocks, which would not have disgraced Leningrad and which now incubate many of London's worst social problems.
ECONOMIST: London uncovered
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He thus put together a collection of apparatus that would not have disgraced the set of a mad-scientist horror film, and filled it with a mixture of methane, ammonia, hydrogen and water vapour that matched contemporary ideas of what the primitive terrestrial atmosphere had been composed of.
ECONOMIST: Stanley Miller
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And, although he has been unscathed by Italy's political scandals, his association with the disgraced Bettino Craxi may not be forgotten.
ECONOMIST: Europe��s presidential race: the form
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Many Pakistanis do not want to see Mr Khan disgraced or else want to see the investigation extended to any senior military figures involved too.
ECONOMIST: Pakistan’s proliferator-in-chief | The
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The couple say that an older daughter had already disgraced the family and they did not want to be dishonoured again.
BBC: Pakistan acid attack parents 'feared dishonour'
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The Speaker of the House (Morgan Freeman) takes command, but the only one who can save the President not to mention the world is a disgraced former Secret Service agent, Mike Banning.
NEWYORKER: Rough Rides
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The Speaker of the House (Morgan Freeman) takes command, but the only one who can save the President not to mention the world is a disgraced former Secret Service agent, Mike Banning, played by Gerard Butler, a second-tier star from Scotland, whose lack of humor will make you understand why Bruce Willis has lasted as long as he has.
NEWYORKER: Olympus Has Fallen
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The business and legislative dealings of many members of Congress are under increased scrutiny these days and it's not just former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay and others connected to disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff.
NPR: Signs of a Wider, Deeper Scandal in Congress
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Ecuador countered by releasing what purports to be Reyes's diary, which implicates disgraced former aides of Mr Correa in accepting FARC money but not the president himself. (Colombia reckons the document is fabricated.) Until it gets active co-operation from all its neighbours in fighting the FARC and other drug traffickers, Colombia will conclude that it must rely on American support.
ECONOMIST: Colombia and its neighbours