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• Now that madrasahs are filling some of the unmet demand for schooling, they have been repeatedly vilified.

• Or perhaps they discounted the charge as yet another transparent attempt to vilify the poet, rather than a legitimate and substantive comparison.

• In fact, they vilified the international market to such an extent that foreign military threats and hostile foreign diplomacy became insignificant.

• It was both celebrated as "picturesque" and vilified as a source of contamination.

• Critics of state policy were vilified in the media as traitors.

• The materials examined allow tentative judgements about a group which has been vilified in the historiography of the subject.

• The cabinet preferred to vilify many aspects of its behaviour at the very time its support was needed most.

• Hate speech does not just express discriminator y attitudes; it wounds, threatens, and vilifies its audience in ways that evoke visceral rather than articulate response.

• The excessive irritability that often accompanies both the manic and depressive poles can lead to pervasive interpersonal conflict and the tendency to either vilify or idealize others.

• Bramsbury's depiction does not suggest an idyllic, temperate working class who were unfairly vilified by the press and higher classes.

• She would be vilified in the press.

• By contrast, it does not seem difficult to imagine an open and vigorous discussion of affirmative action that did not permit the use of racial epithets to vilify and wound.

• She will be vilified in the press.

• It was then vilified in the press because it had taken up an issue relating to safety and quality control.

• Certain members of the community have been vilified by pernicious legislation, and this should be an opportunity for us to remove it.