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• Morse's appearance of being patronising might have been misleading.
• The Barberini patronised painters such as Nicolas Poussin and Claude Lorrain.
• Arabian, Thai and branded fast food joints are also patronised.
• He was also patronised by Attimabbe, a devout Jain woman.
• The Sangama dynasty patronised the Advaita saints of the Sringeri order.
• There is no need to explain this and patronise other users.
• He left a wife named Oda who had likewise patronised L閞ins.
• The terminus is patronised by about 150, 000 people everyday.
• Also, C is being patronising and exercising his authority unnecessarily.
• Dumbing down implies patronising the reader and I think it does.
• Please stop putting patronising templates templates onto my talk page ".
• Later he was patronised by Kirtichandra, the Maharaja of Bardhaman.
• :I would say that the draft is condescending and patronising.
• The Tamil poet Haridasa and Tamil literature were patronised by Krishnadevaraya.
• The shopping complex is patronised by teenagers, mostly Singaporeans.
• Jahangir patronised the Mughal scientists under the patronage of Jahangir.
• In the early days, the club was patronised by the wealthy.
• He was patronised by many of prominent businessmen and colonists.
• Trisong Detsen patronised a second party to China in 763.
• The Reddy rulers patronised and protected Hinduism and its institutions.