The hope is that this drama will prompt viewers to think twice about the way we view our elders and betters. |
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He is a developing actor who should stick to playing the Artful Dodger for now, and leave Fagin to his elders and betters. |
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He was unlucky not to receive an Oscar nomination for his touching and subtle performance, which betters any of his previous work. |
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What's worse is when these people are supposedly your elders and betters and making such a public show of it. |
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I was almost positive that enlisted men were not supposed to speak to their betters in such a familiar manner. |
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All members of the society were responsible for their inferiors and owed deference to their betters. |
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Throughout history a doffed hat has symbolized defeat, humility and abasement before one's betters. |
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They aren't taught respect of their elders and betters, and that's a shame! |
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Parliamentary secretaries exist to sign letters, reply to debates at uncongenial hours, and read briefs approved by their elders if not betters. |
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Even the Parrot aimed to inculcate the habits of godliness and good behaviour, consideration for others, respect for ones elders and betters. |
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There was also the whole etiquette of uncovering your head in the presence of your betters and men doffing their hats to ladies and so forth. |
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Once freed, ex-cons were expected to check in their ticket of leave at the tradesman's entrance and work for their betters. |
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Volunteering not only feels good, but it betters your health as well, researchers say. |
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Maybe my moral outlook is the result of general respect for elders and betters. |
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In a previous era he'd have been a gardener on a large estate, and still retains all of his deference to people he considers his betters. |
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The problem with the young scallywags of today is that they don't have any respect for their elders and betters. |
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The writer is pitifully ignorant of the history of the field about which he purports to correct his elders and betters. |
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If I do not believe my Elders and betters, those who are purported to be most wise, then who is there left to believe? |
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Hollywood is a place where nuanced language and delicate diplomacy is needed in offering up a critique of your betters. |
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The image of the First Minister sitting quietly in his place, listening to his elders and betters, describes the new relationship rather well. |
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Learn respect for your elders and betters, child, or I will make sure you burn. |
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Their betters are frustrated when people refuse to act like proles and insist on thinking they're just citizens. |
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From early in her life Kamla is surprised by a contrary inner voice which frequently gainsays the received wisdom of her elders and betters. |
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Generally our messy shoulder length hair and denims invoked hostility and disdain from our elders and betters. |
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This, like calculus or reading Milton, is something the undergraduates have studied and learned to do from their elders and betters. |
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They are respected members of the community and for his family to see him ignoring and jeering his elders and betters is very disappointing. |
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This betters the savings target set by Honeywell and HCCSJ by close to 174Â 000Â litres of oil per year. |
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To make Australian companies competitive, workers have to give up 100 years' worth of gains and not question what we are told to do by our elders and betters. |
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The pupils answer back and have no respect for their elders and betters. |
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He goes along with the fooling of Malvolio in deference to his betters, but he gives us the distinct impression that it leaves a nasty taste in his mouth. |
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But once in the sky, at least, there is no way for our betters to jump the queue. |
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Nor are those Ph. D's my kith, Who dig the symbol and the myth: I count myself a man of letters Who writes, or hopes to, for his betters. |
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Earlier middle classes had merely aped their social betters. |
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In return they are charged by their social betters with stifling all forms of working class discontent that might endanger the interests of capital. |
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It is important to keep a sense of proportion about these things and, it seems to me, there are times when our elders and betters lose the run of themselves. |
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However, the Department is committed to find betters ways to educate the public on the EIA process and its benefits. |
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The teams even called on PMU specialists and regular betters, who tested the ergonomics of the prototypes. |
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It is action packed and often the roulette table is surrounded by betters and onlookers. |
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But perhaps I should leave that for the time being to my elders and betters, although I promise not to take a vow of omertà on the subject. |
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Child care benefits parents and families, of course, but it also betters Canada's work force participation, our economy, and society as a whole. |
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The proponent should then use these doses to develop a design basis that achieves or betters these doses. |
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If the defender now equals or betters the attacker, the attacker must now play cards which suit in order to win the fight. |
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Benefit from the lowest rates around and receive a personalized service which equals or betters that of your financial institution. |
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It's a revolutionary force for improvement-the mascara brush gives us glamorous eyelashes, the toothbrush betters our smile. |
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These small detractions don't stop Raimi's film from being a superlative movie, a rare sequel that betters its predecessor, a rare blockbuster that has an emotional heart. |
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What's more, you won't need them much once you have discovered their betters, i.e. the meta search engines. |
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Efficiency peaks at the middle of the input voltage and output power range to ensure betters performance under real operating conditions. |
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From Miracle on 42nd Street to CIBC Miracle Day? An idea that betters the lives of children across Canada. |
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Jaya says that from her experience, meditating lying down betters the whole process. |
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You kept your head down and you never challenged your political betters. |
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He was a generally despicable character, always loitering near his betters like a poisonous cloud, seeking only to advance his own pathetic powers. |
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Ambitious mediocrities can be counted on to throw dirt on their betters. |
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To make Australian companies competitive, workers have to give up 100 years worth of gains and not question what we are told to do by our elders and betters. |
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Its supercharged V8 betters the Corvette's output by 100 horsepower. |
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Do not concern yourself overmuch with the behaviour of your betters. |
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He continues to cheek his betters, even after he has bested them. |
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The 60-year-old grew up in London when much of it was stubbornly ungentrified, and young working-class men were only beginning to have enough spare cash to buy records and out-dress their betters. |
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In Burnout Paradise players are treated to a rarity in the video games universe: a complete reinvention of an established franchise that equals, if not betters any of the previous games in the series. |
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This engine shames that 3.3-litre V6, and is the measure, or betters, the V6 powerplants in many competing vehicles, such as Chevrolet Malibu, Toyota Camry, and Honda Accord. |
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This time it came in the form of non-leaguers Havant and Waterlooville, who beat Swansea City and a host of their so-called betters to set up a fourth-round date with Premier League giants Liverpool. |
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It is surprising because training betters the Force as a whole. |
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With a customer base of 6.5 million betters and 2 billion bets registered each year, PMU needs a powerful, reliable and ultramodern betting system. |
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The betters often wait in line just before the race. |
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Substantial research must be done to increase our understanding of how flu spreads, develop betters masks and respirators, and make it easier to decontaminate them. |
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A cluster of mob were making themselves merry with their betters. |
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