Most Austrians and many other Europeans abhor capital punishment as cruel and inhumane. |
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I abhor my father and was relieved to be rid of the burden of his last name. |
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Government doctors and health care officials abhor postings in rural areas. |
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It is no accident that the surge in idolatrous reality television you so abhor coincided with this call to propaganda. |
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What could possibly justify our resort to the very means we properly abhor and condemn? |
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The act of killing thousands of innocent people is profoundly evil and we rightly abhor it. |
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These extremist ideologues abhor the very idea of a government program that works. |
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They say people hereabouts live on quinine during the month of September, and I abhor quinine, and army surgeons, you know are all allopathists. |
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But most abhor rearming with nuclear weapons, which is very unpopular with the general public. |
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They abhor hunters and fishermen, and want animals out of research labs, circuses, and aquariums. |
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Another tactic, which I abhor, was to use pepper, chilli or anything to irritate the hounds' noses. |
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They loathe tinsel, detest office parties and abhor rum balls of all kinds. |
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Understandably, pension officials abhor the notion of being linked to terrorism, even obliquely. |
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Their money is now being spent to promulgate ideas they abhor to their own children. |
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The vast majority of Canadians abhor victimizing children, and I'm sure everyone here today supports protecting our children. |
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I abhor the term 'dumping' in so far as it refers to food produced in excess of market requirements. |
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Clearly this has become a feature of parliamentary life which we should abhor. |
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I abhor terrorism and would support the right of any government to take appropriate measures to defend the lives of its citizens. |
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The Government of Canada would hope that all members of the House would abhor terrorism. |
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I abhor this, because by acting in this way, it has accepted things that are not found in any programme of any socialist party in any country. |
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Family shrines are denuded as children of princes, chiefs, priests, village headmen, and elders slough off ancient beliefs and sell or burn a heritage they abhor. |
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Conservative MEPs abhor discrimination in all its forms: we have tabled our own amendments to this report to make this crystal clear. |
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Local Indigenous leaders appear to abhor the behaviour of itinerants and town youth, but have lost the authority and perhaps the will to deal with it. |
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He plans to make Desdemona slowly abhor Othello and to use Cassio as a means of cuckolding him, bringing nothing but hatred and dishonor to Othello's world. |
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Wood brings the analytic mind of a psychologist to his book without the cluttering style of academic psychologese which undergraduates generally abhor. |
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They are supposed to abhor pusillanimous or sycophantic behavior. |
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Nature is supposed to abhor a vacuum, but what is striking is that in this instance nothing happened. |
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I like talking so I'm usually fine with doing interviews, but the part of my job I abhor is photo shoots. |
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I abhor what has happened to Britain in the past few years: how more and more wealth is being deposited in the hands of fewer and fewer people. |
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I believe it to mean that we all, out of profound conviction, abhor this regime in Iraq and its inhumanity. |
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This was a terrible war, and I certainly abhor what has happened-I don't condone it. |
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So when it comes to some of the acts you're referring to, of course they abhor them. |
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Our culture may abhor visual boredom, but can the driving force behind changes in fashion really be the desire to attract and seduce? |
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While we abhor nuclear weapons, we value the potential of nuclear energy to boost our underdeveloped economies. |
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What the Canadian Alliance and the Tories are suggesting is something that Canadians abhor, something that has been rejected time and time again. |
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However, I would argue that condemning all metal detectorists, as some archaeologists do, ignores the fact that most detectorists themselves abhor illegal activity. |
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Liberals are supposed to abhor that sort of thing and find less loaded terms where they can. |
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They claim worshipping at graves and shrines is un-Islamic and idolatrous and abhor the Sufi use of music and dance. |
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With the Kadima coalition, Netanyahu could successfully support an agreement his right wing supporters might abhor. |
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But politicians abhor a rhetorical vacuum, and they have clamored to fill it. |
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Make no mistake, as a father I abhor these people with a vengeance. |
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People who would normally abhor applying the thumbscrews earnestly debated whether the risks of further atrocities justified brutal treatment of suspected terrorists. |
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I abhor unsightly blemishes so I avoid semicolons and parentheses. |
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Just as nature is said to abhor a vacuum, it abhors true altruism. |
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We despise and abhor the bully, the brawler, the oppressor, whether in private or public life, but we despise no less the coward and the voluptuary. |
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Yet it is possible to both abhor Charlie Hebdo's cartoons, and at the same time recognise that risking being murdered for them might be worthy of recognition by a freedom of expression organisation. |
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I abhor this particular line of argument particularly in light of the fact that there has been a number of tragic deaths in Ireland and across Europe from the use of ecstasy. |
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We not only abhor terrorism but are committed to the global fight against terrorism, drug trafficking, proliferation of light and small weapons which fuels conflicts etc. |
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As business people, we know that markets abhor instability of any kind. |
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Do you think that I abhor those who insist on not seeing my truth? |
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From that day forward, man shall abhor war, tear hatred and rancor from his heart, persecute sin, and begin a life of restoration and reconstruction. |
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I wish that the atrocities of which we hear so much and which I abhor as much as any man, were indeed unexampled. |
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I rarely mention Hamas without saying that I abhor its values. |
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Many will abhor the noisy fashion in which he went about his business, drowning out daily life with chants from his loud hailer. |
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May I say straight away, before some others on the left get up to their usual distortions, that all of us on the centre-right abhor discrimination in all its forms. |
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I abhor the fact that the government has apparently started to backslide and is undermining its own bill in an attempt to play the political game the Reform Party is putting forward. |
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In contrast, the Vaishnava Hindus abhor and vigorously oppose animal sacrifice. |
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But nobody has disinvented cannibalism either, we simply abhor it. |
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Similar events happened among the Garo, Khasi, Abhor, Mishmi, Lushai, and other peoples surrounding the Assam Valley. |
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