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• In addition, its costs are mainly depreciative, which are noncash costs.
• "Guiri " is widely used as a depreciative term for pale visitors usually from European countries.
• A brief web search of the term " los guiris " is enough to see its widespread use, although a depreciative term in some areas, in many Spanish sites and even local TV and Radio.
• The anon's IP address has no history of vandalism and is assigned to the Detroit Medical Center, but the statement is depreciative of a commercial product, completely unsourced, and in this form ( " may " ) unfalsifiable.
• In most languages in which this phenomenon is present, echo words serve to express a meaning of " . . . and such; and things like that . " In some cases the echo word may express a depreciative meaning as well.
• At the 1901 Pan-American Exposition and at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, where Little Egypt performed bellydance, and where the photographers Charles Dudley Arnold and Harlow Higginbotham took depreciative photos, presenting indigenous people as catalogue of " types ", along with sarcastic legends.
• And Lord Berners, being the quintessential esthete, follows another standard pattern as well, that of the artistic child born into a philistine aristocracy in which blood sports were thought to be man's highest calling and " the word'imagination'was always used in a depreciative sense ."