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public humiliation
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6.52 |
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Public humiliation? |
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further humiliation
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1.38 |
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Further humiliation was to follow. |
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final humiliation
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1.32 |
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The final humiliation, she said, would be having to see it. |
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national humiliation
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0.92 |
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Such a recourse is seen as a national humiliation. |
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ultimate humiliation
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0.66 |
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The ultimate humiliation, and not the kind of memory I had in mind. |
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daily humiliation
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0.59 |
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She re-creates the daily humiliations of adolescence with wince-inducing accuracy. |
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personal humiliation
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0.59 |
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It is going to come down to a question of personal humiliation. |
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complete humiliation
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0.53 |
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Finally, in complete humiliation, I had to go inside the convenience store and ask for help. |
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political humiliation
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0.53 |
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The government suffered a series of political humiliations. |
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total humiliation
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0.53 |
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Total humiliation in the NBA Finals? |
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utter humiliation
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0.39 |
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Call it selfish, but I yearn for the utter humiliation that only the presidency can bestow. |
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electoral humiliation
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0.33 |
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Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto resigned Monday to take responsibility for the electoral humiliation. |
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military humiliation
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0.33 |
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It warned Damascus that pushing Israel too far would risk military humiliation. |
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repeated humiliation
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0.33 |
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NATO chiefs of staffs meet Monday to draft recommendations to end repeated Serbian humiliation of the U.N. mission. |
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abject humiliation
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0.26 |
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And the disparity on display Sunday bordered on abject humiliation. |
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deep humiliation
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0.26 |
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He feared it might end up in deep humiliation. |
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fresh humiliation
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0.26 |
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Each day seems to bring fresh humiliations for the church. |
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major humiliation
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0.26 |
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His opportunity comes after a major humiliation. |
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routine humiliation
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0.26 |
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She captures, with powerful simplicity, the casual cruelties and routine humiliations children endure at the hands of adults. |