As the campaign wore on, however, the candidate's online disparagements no longer suggested a man bent on self-immolation.
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The disparagements included him repeatedly calling her the "daughter of a whore," according to police transcripts of their text conversations, the newspaper reports.
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Those disparagements, coupled with Mr. Rechnitz's smug and combative demeanor on the witness stand, may have weighed upon at least some members of the jury, which ultimately could not reach a verdict.
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Swartz's Katamari Master boasts none of the sparkling rainbows or random, pop-up disparagements from the King of All Cosmos that won Katamari, against all odds, effusive praise from both the Game Developers Choice Awards and the New York Museum of Modern Art.
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For what it may have lacked in appearance, Timbuktu earned a kind of redemption through its libraries, which brimmed with thousands of documents from a golden age of African civilization that put the lie to Western disparagements of a continent free of any non-oral history.
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On May 7, 2019, Saraya co-hosted the joint Israeli- Palestinian Memorial Day ceremony (he), which is conducted by Combatants for Peace. Thousands participated in the ceremony, including several hundred Palestinians from the West Bank who were allowed to enter Israel only by a High Court ruling; the event was also protested by several hundred right-wing activists, who shouted threats and disparagements at the participants.
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Lutosławski's formidable technical developments grew out of his creative imperative; that he left a lasting body of major compositions is a testament to his resolution of purpose in the face of the anti-formalist authorities under which he formulated his methods.Stucky (1981), p. 106: "Lutosławski's life has given ample evidence of the strength of character and sureness of artistic purpose necessary to regard with equanimity both the blandishments of his 'fans' and the disparagements of his detractors."Bodman Rae (1999), p.
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Although Titus was extremely popular in its day, over the course of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries it became perhaps Shakespeare's most maligned play, and it was only in the latter half of the 20th century that this pattern of denigration showed any signs of subsiding.For a thorough overview of the early critical history of the play, see Dover Wilson (1948: vii–xix). One of the earliest, and one of the most famous critical disparagements of the play occurred in 1687, in the introduction to Edward Ravenscroft's theatrical adaptation, Titus Andronicus, or the Rape of Lavinia. A Tragedy, Alter'd from Mr. Shakespeare's Works.
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Military histories written as textbooks might be expected to have a basis in truth, necessary to teach useful lessons to students and the British Report of the Committee on the Lessons of the Great War (Kirk Report, 1931) drew on the published volumes of the British official history; conclusions in the report were incorporated into a new edition of Field Service Regulations. Operations might again be conducted in Iraq and Iran and official history volumes were produced against the objections of the Foreign Office. Military histories concentrated on the doings of national contingents, rarely referring to those of allied and opposing armies; comparative analysis is absent and national bias, due to ulterior motives like the temptation to myth-make, can also be found. The Australian Official History of Australia in the War of 1914–1918 edited by Charles Bean contains exaggerations of the significance of the Australian contribution, the prowess of Australian soldiers and disparagements of soldiers from Britain and its allies.
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