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The banking crisis still has the potential to pauperise a generation.
2
You made me pauperise her father, Sim; I'm sorry it was not worse.
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Besides, if we pauperise Germany, no one-noteven Belgium-willget a pound of indemnity.
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A big windfall would not pauperise a man.
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She'll simply make ducks and drakes of it, give it away to all and sundry, pauperise the whole neighbourhood.
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You are like a rich man who can afford to pay for things, and I think you rather pauperise people.
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Ready to give it away, too, but afraid of pauperising any one.
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The country has been pauperised by property gamblers and their friends in government.
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Meanwhile in the US, the company's pauperised pensioners are still looking for ways to make ends meet.
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These unfortunates are necessarily pauperised, and the small Hawaiian kingdom finds itself much burdened by their support.
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He says it's pauperising the people.
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'I hope you do not intend to pauperise your patients,' was his first greeting.
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We could never have to rely entirely on ourselves; we could never be pauperised more than we were already!
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Five years of wrenching austerity that have left many Greeks traumatised and pauperised are about to get a lot worse.
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We were already pauperised.
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Their ideology of hatred finds fertile ground in pauperised suburbs and the racism that populist parties promote when they stigmatise immigrants.