| In a rare reference teams are mentioned pejoratively for their potential contribution to a culture of silence and resistance through norms of loyalty. |
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| Although some of them inspired fear and were somewhat anachronic for the pantheon of the fifth century, they were not regarded pejoratively or malignantly. |
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| Some interioranos grade imperceptibly into an acculturated native American population known pejoratively as cholos, who refer to themselves as naturales. |
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| This ensured the continuance of the blackface minstrelsy type into the new century as surely as it brought to an end the pejoratively associated whiteface type. |
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| Less pejoratively, he might well say he has been more decisive, if more ruthless, than his rival owners. |
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| In Britain and Ireland it remains a word one would only use pejoratively. |
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| Nevertheless, if we look at it closely, this period that we rather pejoratively refer to as pre-Classical seems like a veritable laboratory, one that saw the rise of Germanic musical genius. |
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| An example of a largely nomadic ethnic group in Europe is the Roma, pejoratively known as Gypsies. |
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| Rugby union has often been considered, somewhat pejoratively, a 'posh' game. |
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| The name is also used pejoratively for someone who, out of shame or opportunism, makes himself the mouthpiece of a person of authority and betrays his origins. |
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| The terms tourism and tourist are sometimes used pejoratively, to imply a shallow interest in the cultures or locations visited. |
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| The term NEET is used, sometimes pejoratively, to describe people who have fallen through the socioeconomic net. |
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| As these trailer communities grew, the pejoratively dubbed ''tin cans on wheels''' became bigger, fancier and less mobile. |
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| The term shanzhai is often used pejoratively to refer to Chinese copycat producers of mobile phones and other electronic devices, based on copied designs and knock-off brand names. |
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| This circumstance pejoratively affects the image presented of this world. |
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| With the Yogacara, we move from the early schools of Buddhism, which some term rather pejoratively the Hinayana to the Mahayana. |
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| The driving force, and substantial beneficiary, of this mass medicalisation is of course the pharmaceutical industry, or Big Pharma as it has pejoratively become known. |
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| Although the term was first used pejoratively, it was eventually taken on by those who fought for the Republican side of the Spanish Civil War as a badge of honor. |
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| Because of historically negative associations with socialism in American culture, the term is usually used pejoratively in American political discourse. |
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| During the French Revolution, the government introduced policies favouring French over the regional languages, which it pejoratively referred to as patois. |
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