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That popularity has brought him almost as much ridicule as it has cash.
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And for this peculiarity he has been made the mark of much ridicule.
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There was much opposition to such extravagance, and much ridicule.
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The precise and legal language of the instruments, provoked much ridicule, and might justify a smile.
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They can't delay because there is only so much ridicule the RFU can absorb without crumbling.
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This phrase was the subject of much ridicule.
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Another, who showed me relics in one of their churches, expressed as much ridicule for them.
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After he assumed command in Virginia, his "Order Number Five" drew upon him much ridicule.
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She, however, did listen readily to one singular piece of information which brought much ridicule upon them.
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Even the Egyptians, whom you so much ridicule, never consecrated any animal but on account of its utility.
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His petition excited much ridicule, and, at a public celebration of Washington's birthday, a wit proposed the following:
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The proposal drew much ridicule, but Luke was taken with it, as was Tom when he heard about it.
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Not many months before, he had been the target of much ridicule, being held over-anxious about a coming storm.
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He incurred so much ridicule that he abruptly quittedthetown ,andI have not heard since of him.'
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These epistles had brought much ridicule upon James, who was not amused by finding his theological discussions a laughing-stock.
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The experiment invited much ridicule on social media with critics questioning why the city authority did not rent more portable toilets.
