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1 As such, he is the last man whose censure (however eager to avoid it) I would deprecate by clandestine means.
2 They worshipped the forces of Nature, recognizing behind these a supreme and superintending deity, whose wrath they sought to deprecate by sacrifices.
3 Even so; nothing more probable, and nothing more to be deprecated by us.
4 Prépimpin went through his repertoire with the punctilio of the barrack square deprecated by Bakkus.
5 The effect of this re-opening of the question was deprecated by Dr. Ryerson and others.
6 The executive action suggested would be deprecated by all.
7 The well-made play, much deprecated by hip modernists, still crops up frequently and often very entertainingly.
8 An exaltation so sorrowfully deprecated by its possessor was felt to be a sign of superiority.
9 The former I not only understand to be deprecated by our rulers, but I also hold it to be imprudent.
10 Was Watts-Dunton, in a phrase deprecated by the editors of a recent book of letters, a "kind of amiable Svengali"?
11 This La Boulaye deprecated by a gesture, but uttered no word as the Vicomte now stepped forward and bore Suzanne's hand to his lips.
12 From "Pandora's Box" from which we have already quoted, we extract the following in which the use of snuff is deprecated by the author:
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