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dis·par·age·ment [dɪˈspærɪʤmənt, Am -per-] СЪЩ no pl
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disparagement of credit СЪЩ INV-FIN
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He sought $10 million in damages for disparagement of his integrity and the unauthorized use of his photograph.
en.wikipedia.org Criticising the political system was a crime of public disparagement.
en.wikipedia.org Especially in larger and more public buildings, the style is commonly subject to disparagement as ugly, inhuman, sterile, and elitist.
en.wikipedia.org The term has also been used as a disparagement towards individuals, especially ambassadors, who have attempted to influence the governments of foreign countries.
en.wikipedia.org By word or deed he never encouraged the disparagement of a woman.
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www.info-nordirland.de It is a pretty infantile attempt at disparagement especially when one doesn't mind being called a Provo.
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Dies ist ein ziemlich infantiler Versuch der Herabsetzung, vor allem wenn es einem nichts ausmacht, Provo genannt zu werden.
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www.info-nordirland.de It is a pretty infantile attempt at disparagement especially when one does t mind being called a Provo.
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Dies ist ein ziemlich infantiler Versuch der Herabsetzung, vor allem wenn es einem nichts ausmacht, Provo genannt zu werden.
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www.lentos.at This path through Austrian art history from the 1860s to the 1960s demonstrates that leading artists initially had to insist on their work against disparagement and aggression.
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Dieser Parcours durch die österreichische Kunstgeschichte von den 1860er bis zu den 1960er Jahren führt vor Augen, dass maßgebliche Künstlerinnen und Künstler ihr Werk zunächst gegen Verunglimpfung und Aggression durchsetzen mussten.
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