Oh, and if Joe or Buck just so happens to bring their Zune HD into work, the 3.5mm auxiliary input will ensure that no one is publicly shamed.

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This drew a furious response from one of the countries named and shamed in the report, Zimbabwe.

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One of the councils "named and shamed" said it welcomed outside help.

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When, last November, the party asked Lord Neill to let it take another large donation from Formula One, he not only said no, but shamed them into returning the original cash.

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She has been a steady advocate of the poor, and on one memorable occasion she faced down Senator Jesse Helms and shamed the Senate into killing legislation that would have renewed the patent on the old Confederate flag held by the Daughters of the Confederacy.

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It also has raised the stakes in the top tier to the point where Nebraska (never one to take football lightly) dismissed its coach this year after he shamed the partisans with a won-loss record of...9-3!

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Striegel-Moore says one of the African-American women she studied who suffered from an eating disorder felt she had shamed her race by having a white woman's disease, but concern over appearance, the professor says, is only one contributing factor.

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