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• Birth parents are idealised and the nasty nanny state is demonised.
• It dissipated the demonising of India that had gone on before his arrival.
• In it Herring attempted to reclaim demonised items, starting with the Hitler moustache.
• He did not demonise heroes of the revolution any more than he glorified them.
• Non-whites taken " en masse " also tend to be systematically demonised.
• That is why Jewish critics and other philosemites created a Black legend around Shamir positively demonising him.
• Anne Hutchinson is a contentious figure, having been lionised, mythologized, and demonised by various writers.
• Those falsifications aimed at demonising Miskin and everyone who has ever supported him in his content-disputes.
• In Tom's view, however, the " demonising " of MDMA smacks of hypocrisy.
• Lang played effectively upon the prejudices of his day, demonising landlords, moneylenders, and Jewish international financiers.
• Karpov expressed support of the annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation, and accused Europe of trying to demonise Putin
• During the familiars had been demonised, and over half the accused witches in Hungary seem to have been healers.
• Gregory attempts to present Mary I in a sympathetic light, where in most other cases, she is demonised.
• For literary reasons Hansen demonised von Haven : his negative aspects were to contrast with the heroes Niebuhr and Forssk錶.
• Dworkin " was demonised not only by pornographers but by many liberals, whom she held in almost equal contempt ",
• Our emotions become heavily entwined with a figure who, if he chooses a particular path, would be widely demonised.
• It sparked accusations that Moon was demonising Maori, and some argued the book was " a return to Victorian values ".