| In an age when women can have it all, she decided to leave it all for second-class subservience. |
| The embarrassment of having a foreign head of state is compounded by our treatment as second-class subjects. |
| While so many people have second-class votes that do not count towards any result, millions are deprived of the means to make their voice heard. |
| We want these children to do as well as other children, not as second-class type of students. |
| From that day on, one mind-altering neighbourhood meeting at a time, Toronto stops being a second-class copy and becomes a first-class original. |
| Therefore promoters tend to treat local bands like second-class citizens, with quality control no longer a factor. |
