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Now he had to suffer the ignominy of finishing 38 minutes back.
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To follow such dissatisfying pursuits is it possible to suffer the ignominy of being unjust?
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He would suffer the ignominy of being shot in the back, like a coward, if he made any such attempt.
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Nina felt a swift pity for the beautiful woman who was forced to suffer the ignominy of being thus announced.
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Four-wheel drives will suffer the ignominy of having to display red stickers, while small, fuel-efficient models will sport labels in shades of green.
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Jaguar, though, are hardly likely to suffer the ignominy of BAR's pointless finish when this season comes to a close in Malaysia in October.
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The northern province should beat Connacht at Ravenhill tonight, thereby offering Leinster an ultimatum: win or suffer the ignominy of European Conference rugby next season.
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Again, England suffered the ignominy of being booed inside their own stadium.
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Anything less and Birmingham would have suffered the ignominy of relegation.
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Mrs May suffered the ignominy of scuttling this manifesto flagship within days of launching it.
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The industry has suffered the ignominies of the AllFirst and DIRT scandals but business is good.
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Now those companies have started offering their tracks online, they are suffering the ignominy of criminal investigation.
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He also suffered the ignominy of the Union defeat at Bull Run at the end of July 1861.
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They have seven wickets with which to complete the heist after suffering the ignominy of a first-innings total of 67.
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Used as a handy ashtray by some fan in Cannes, he suffers the ignominy of being within reach of an overflowing bin.
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Even Trent Reznor, who releases songs as Garage Band files, suffered the ignominy of a BSOD on a stage show background projection.