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Meanings of treat the man in English

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Usage of treat the man in English
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Still, Margaret was hard put to treat the man as a servant.
A change in altitude
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You do not so treat the man who deals in corn, cotton, or tobacco.
The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln — Volume 2: 1843-1858
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And this is the way you can treat the man who has given you everything!
Three Comedies
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Sounding exhausted, he said he had been obliged to treat the man as a serious security threat.
Reuters
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Now I know what I've got to do; I've got to treat the man differently from now on.
Life
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The praying Indians had taken him in and now they asked father if he might treat the man's wounded foot.
Caleb's crossing
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Mr Ellis said there were not enough places available to treat the man, and the prison system was simply warehousing him.
Radio NZ
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The judgment said it was "incorrect and outdated" to treat the man less favourably than a person without HIV.
The Irish Times
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Senior Constable Collings said Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) officers then arrived on a second boat to treat the man at the scene.
Radio NZ
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She had to treat the man's words as though they might be true, as though there were no other women named Sena in the north.
The last page
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Even the tradesmen were publicly ordered to treat the men with civility.
The Blood Ship
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Was I suppose to treat the men like women, and vice versa?
The Forever War
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The five years since Holden had met him hadn't treated the man kindly.
Cibola Burn
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I was hailed, of course, and then I asked leave to treat the men.
Ned Myers, or, a Life Before the Mast
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Two nurses who treated the man at a Dallas hospital contracted Ebola but recovered.
Reuters
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Thank you. Key seemed relieved Simon withheld his laughter, and treated the man with respect.
Samurai
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