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Meanings of national disgrace in English

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Usage of national disgrace in English
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Some viewed the ban as a national disgrace but you know what?
News.com.au
2
He is a facilitator of crime and corruption, and a national disgrace.
The South African
3
His decision is not only a strategic disaster but a national disgrace.
News.com.au
4
The annual disposal of unwanted dogs and pups is a national disgrace.
The Irish Times
5
It is a national disgrace we do not have stroke units in Ireland.
The Irish Times
6
Running for president, Jimmy Carter had condemned the CIA as a national disgrace.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
7
If that isn't a national disgrace I don't know what is.
News.com.au
8
O'Connell Street has been a national disgrace for too many years.
The Irish Times
9
As I keep saying, a new national disgrace ever day.
News.com.au
10
I respect you all very much for expressing the truth about our national disgrace.
The Irish Times
11
And social housing has been a national disgrace for decades.
The Irish Times
12
But it was the right thing and removing what is a huge national disgrace.
The new yorker
13
A criminologist is calling the record number of prisoners behind bars a" national disgrace".
Radio NZ
14
Employers and Manufacturers Association chief executive Kim Campbell said the figures were a national disgrace.
Radio NZ
15
BA is branded a " national disgrace" for its treatment of staff.
The Guardian
16
The scandal transcended football and became a national disgrace.
The Guardian
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