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On this subject we also had sceptical views on homosexuals as a security risk and then realised that the only reason why they were a security risk was because of the social stigma attached to it making them vulnerable to blackmail
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The stigma (in law anyway) disappeared when the law was adapted to stop the discrimination
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The stigma attached to it put most people off buying it
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) But for most Anglo-Americans at the time, “race mixing” was not only a huge stigma, it was strictly illegal, regarded as anathema
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I think that if you are more in the urban areas it’s changing and getting better, but in the rural areas there is still a lot of stigma attached to disability
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There was a social stigma attached to this, and parents, especially
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high school to avoid such social stigma
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was to indict a public stigma on our race; therefore he erected a pillar at the tower porch, and caused the following inscription to be
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This same spirit carried him on to join the fencing team which at that time also bore a stigma which he felt was invalid, and he strived to prove that it was a sport that required skill and concentration rivaling any other athletic competition
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Remember, Thomas had seen the miracles of Jesus, he himself had been sent out and performed wonders in Jesus’ name, no wonder the stigma that has become attached to his name
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(At this time if a woman was taken and then returned, it put a stigma on the
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feelings: they were necessary for trade, which enriched the rulers through tax revenues and made goods available to the peasantry, but proselytizing Christianity carried with it hatred against Jews as “killers of Christ” and also the stigma of being “other” in a culture newly unified under a single religion
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issues in the United States is the negative stigma attached to them
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way to go, and I have resented the stigma of being a high school
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The stigma has largely been imposed upon
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27 His purpose was to indict a public stigma on our race; therefore he erected a pillar at the tower porch and caused the following inscription to be engraved on it 28 That entrance to their own temple was to be refused to all those who would not sacrifice; that all the Jews were to be registered among the common people; that those who resisted were to be forcibly seized and put to death; 29 that those who were so registered were to be marked on their persons by the ivy leaf symbol of Dionysus and to be set apart with these limited rights
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crazy too, so that stigma did not do much for me in the boyfriend
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giving me a chance to lose the stigma that mental illness had placed
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stigma of one more bad thing in my life
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Once on the flower of a different plant, the moth rubs the underside of her abdomen on the stigma, intentionally pollinating the flower!
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Muchhala has found that one plant, Centropogon nigricans, can ONLY be pollinated by the tube-lipped nectar bat! Have a look at this photo here, which shows the stigma way above the flower, at the yellow arrow
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When the bat sticks its head into the flower, the stigma brushes the fur on the back of its neck, picking up pollen the bat collected from a different flower
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Darrell - There is sometimes a stigma attached to popular fiction as opposed to so-called literary fiction
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That stigma is probably most obvious when popular fiction is 'reviewed' by literary reviewers
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Readers certainly don't feel any stigma
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By the way, World was facetiously added to the name many years ago by some DS pundit who thought it would convey more stature or stigma to the organization
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side their traditionally published counterparts without stigma
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Riches are a moral curse and a spiritual stigma when they are derived from the sweat of oppressed mortal man
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Charity sustained the family, yet cursed their existence with its stigma
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And to obliterate its past stigma, he chose their Mehrauli House, renamed Gautam Home, for its premises
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They led him to believe that he would forthwith receive high honors from the Sanhedrin, and that he would at last be in a position to erase the stigma of his well-meant but "unfortunate association with untaught Galileans
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Dungeons & Dragons and its ilk have become saddled with an unfair stigma
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A brilliant scholar at school, young Komadze attempted to take officer training in the Red Army, but the old stigma remained like a rotten odour
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There was a social stigma against single parents, and she thought that most people had viewed her in a very negative light because she was of a single parent family and because she and her mother of the day were poor
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She had to turn to welfare, and endure more social stigma as a single parent herself
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a huge stigma about talking about sex in this country
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young Dimitri Komadze a second lieutenant thereby removing the stigma, the mark of disgrace
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There’s an awful stigma attached to it
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A 96 in English wiped away much of the stigma
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Furthermore, the stigma of being drunk and then being penetrated
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The usual stigma of a
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When I came out of college, I myself, had to fight the stigma of lacking experience in a job but today’s youth fights that and lower wages
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social stigma and frustration of these young girls are
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stigma attached to rape especially when their
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breakups have become so common the stigma has been mostly
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Furthermore, the stigma of asking for
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There’s a stigma attached to having and being treated for a
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We all know how much of a stigma being a Jew is nowadays in Germany and I won’t fault her from hiding her faith, especially since that fact did not change her loyalty towards our group
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Bypass the government in welfare relief and put more of the poor to work and raise their pay, because none of us needs the overhead of a government bureaucracy nor the stigma of forcing and taking hand outs
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The stigma of the curse, however, remains, and most people say we’re insane for keeping such a dangerous jewel in our possession
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deception mark themselves with a stigma that is
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Realizing that divorce would be entirely unsuitable due to the stigma that it would leave on both their reputations, Feltus conceded that murder had been committed to end unhappy marriages on various other occasions and that it could well have happened here so as to protect the upstanding characters of the Underwoods in their own social circles
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“Certainly,” Feltus said cheerfully so as to remove the stigma of unpleasant business that seemed to cling heavily in the air
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How such a complex woman could become embroiled in this twisted double-murder case was a mystery in itself, but he had seen previously how innocent individuals were unwittingly dragged into these sordid affairs and forced to live under the suspicion and stigma until the matter was resolved
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Under the circumstances it was the most vile and wretched thing he could do, leaving her with that stigma all her life
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His sigh, that relaxed his lungs that had been apprehensively holding his breath for several moments, seemed to break the silence that brought a sadness and sorrow to the suite as an apparent result of the unpleasant acts that had occurred here in the last twenty-four hours; however, the rainbow of light from the crystal chandelier added a joyous and regal sense to the otherwise-miserable stigma upon the lovely place that was shrouded in darkness, like a tomb, by the heavy drapes that had already been drawn, obviously by the other constables or the maintenance crew earlier in the day
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Having shaken the stigma of the horrific events that had held many here in fear over the last week and avoided any permanent damage to its reputation, the Ocean Forest was once again the warm, inviting resort that many had come to cherish as a diamond in the rough for its soothing, relaxing abilities that rejuvenated the mind and the body
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� Please understand that, for most women of my time, having a shaved head was a stigma, a mark of infamy
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know about this? It never made it to the press, thank God, for I’d surely have been ruined by the stigma alone
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eliminates any stigma that may be associated with “affiliate” type
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Murder, however, has a nasty stigma attached to it
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Addicts and beggars and others that have chosen to be burdens to society should have the old-tyme stigma of lepers about them
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sense, because it relieves us of the stigma that has grown up around
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Both are officially considered blasphemers by the Church of England, while Elizabeth Windsor has the added stigma of being a heretic and apostate, since she was a member of the Anglican Church before
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“Second of all, no one wants to be a victim of a UFO encounter, and not just because it’s not fun being probed and violated, but because the amount of ridicule and stigma associated with coming forward as a witness to something unusual is debilitating
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symbols, chi xi stigma and are supposedly the 22nd, 14th, and an
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Although the materialists are quite correct that tests to prove the competence of astrologers are usually embarrassing failures, the fault, Dear Brutus, lies not in astrology but in the stigma which the materialists have heaped upon astrology, so that very few first-rate minds are attracted to the field
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“There doesn’t have to be a stigma attached to it
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stigma, not only for those responsible, but for all Germans
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It is important for the doctor to confirm the diagnosis before labeling a patient an epileptic, in a view of long-term medication requirements and the social stigma attached to the disorder
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We can also promote social shame or stigma, as mentioned above
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Wherever there is class, there is a law of division, be it stigma of outcast, ownership rights, or purchasable privileges, to secure the distinction between the classes
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He knew this could be a career-ending stigma
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It continues to boggle my mind the misunderstanding and stigma
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The trauma and stigma remain with her till the last time we saw her
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” Marcus bore the stigma of being an unwilling Vampire; to have him return to my life would not allow me to take advantage of Adrian’s innocence, which would give me untold powers
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Its stigma vibrates and its pollen is spilled across the horizon
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He could not devise in his mind any method by which he could avoid the stigma of ridicule
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The major reason many persons do not get the treatment they need for a mental illness is the stigma that surrounds these illnesses of the brain
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He talked openly and confidently about the stigma surrounding those with the disease
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stigma of being "old school"---and there's nothing wrong with "old
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And ultimately, it is the stigma of a society that idealizes a world of separateness,
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Over the years, fibromyalgia has carried a legacy of negative stigma within many
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stigma about the disease and perpetuates negative attitudes toward those who
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With this culture also brought along the stigma that only the minds of the sharp and the sighted can
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Prisons would become a social scandal, a social stigma of national shame
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A childless divorcee who did not push me to make an honest woman of her since the dreaded Greek stigma of remaining on the shelf was no longer valid
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The social shame and stigma of being excluded from normal society
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A vacation hotel? Being taken care of by the state? Free room and board? If you want to ostracize them, then find an island, and make them build their own prisons… oops: this will give them freedom to do as they wish: and then where is the social stigma of confinement? And if they create their own culture which is healthier and better than the society, they are excluded from? Then the stigma of being a criminal becomes something to be proud of, not ashamed of: like it happened in Australia
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' That was the stigma, there was the excuse
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Once we have overcome the stigma of living in a hole in the ground it is plain sailing, and I would quite happily end my days in a well-constructed bunker
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There has always been a stigma attached to being a single parent
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There is always the social stigma about single fathers