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• They fraternize with opponents more and develop detestation for them less.
• Public detestation of the Florio taxes was spontaneous, widespread and bipartisan.
• He was clear about his detestation of symbols and allegories.
• Their mutual affection for golf was equaled by their shared detestation of terrorism.
• Her detestation of him softens as she too begins to fall in love.
• "I detest jargon with a physical detestation, " he says.
• Biron, however, had made himself an object of detestation to the Russian people.
• Brutus praised Cicero and admired him for his noble spirit and his detestation of tyranny.
• In 1984, GISM released their first album titled'Detestation'on Dogma Records ..
• Nearly all the medieval theologians hold that contrition is based principally on the detestation of sin.
• Their lyrics usually focus on deep detestation of both human nature and the Christian belief system.
• Grimes's shadowy desires were a means of intensifying to the utmost the Borough's detestation.
• The detestation the Irish people feel for the IRA campaign has been made clear time and time again,
• As it happened, Ackermann, a professor at Eastern Michigan University, shares my detestation of air conditioning.
• At first they came from brotherly boroughs, connected by subterranean trains and a vehement detestation of one another.
• Colonel Nasser's barely concealed contempt for Britain and France compared little with his complete detestation for Israel.
• I arouse very extreme feelings in Nigeria _ because I take very uncompromising positions _ both of support and detestation.
• Gaelic, and that the complete quatrain covertly expresses the Celts'cultural detestation of the invading Angles and Saxons:
• Detestation of the president is worsened by the phenomenon of sustained public support for Clinton, which his opponents find baffling.
• I arouse very extreme feelings in Nigeria _ feelings of support, loyalty and detestation _ because I take very uncompromising positions.