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Liberal Catholics mostly disapprove of the decree and have said so freely.
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He's least popular with African-Americans -88 per cent disapprove of him.
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They disapprove of abortion, but do not think it should be illegal.
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He had a lot to disapprove of in the intervening twenty years.
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Plainly, whatever Tuon wanted was something they thought he would disapprove of.
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It typifies everything advocates of good government decry about the policy process.
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Parents, schools and the media constantly decry the dangers of narcotic substances.
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Both parties decry tax loopholes, although they diverge on what constitutes one.
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Some researchers decry this approach, arguing that it dumbs down the science.
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But this is not to decry what was won in other fields.
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Bogislaus appeared in person in the camp of Gustavus, to deprecate this condition.
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We most earnestly deprecate the imputation of disregarding religion in Education.
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In the sentiment which led us to deprecate her marriage nothing is changed.
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I must interrupt the passage, most fervently to deprecate and abominate the sequel:-
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You can deprecate this focus on Campbell's age all you like.
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Again and again Erica heard her deprecate the introduction of any public question.
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The one reputation I deprecate is that of having been ill-used.
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Destitute of legislative and physical power, the colonists could do nothing but deprecate.
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Beside it burglary was a bagatelle, but one to deprecate none the less.
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We deprecate this attempt to import political prejudice into the situation.
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I doubt if they will get free from all they deprecate in society.'
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Assuming that the reverend gentleman was inadvertently buried alive, we deprecate this delay.
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All who belong to that race will especially deprecate it, as they ought.
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But she would do nothing to seem to deprecate his wrath.
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It is our part to deprecate its wrath, or bow to its decrees.
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I only deprecate the publicity that might wound my mother's memory.
