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He was a miser, and was often taunted for his crime by the thief fraternity.
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Would he be taunted for his fall from grace?
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Yet when I argued thus and offered my advice I was taunted for being a coward.
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Even now music shops are attacked in some cities and musicians taunted for their clothes or hair.
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But Jones wasn't attacked for only being Black; she was also taunted for not being considered attractive.
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Oh sure, she gets taunted for being Muggle-born and is the smart girl who annoys the other kids.
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Why we should be ashamed of being taunted for goodness, I never could understand; but certainly I felt humbled.
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On the one hand, Whitehall is taunted for failing to succeed when auditioning for Harry Potter, despite having various entertainment connections.
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Although Ahlquist has received some support, she has also been taunted for even suggesting the prayer banner be altered or removed, court records show.
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Thus taunted for want of courage, Willie and Robbie overcame their superstitious scruples, and we all four made our way in among the graves.
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The Lions, taunted for that pitiful performance, reacted ferociously to win the bloody "Battle of Ballymore", then won again on their return to Sydney.