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contemptuous treatment

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See: contumely


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By so doing, Khartoum has shown once more its contemptuous treatment of international conventions of war and that its legal system is a mere extension of its oppressive regime.
com: "Though the ruling will be strongly challenged on appeal, its larger importance may be as another straw in a judicial wind blowing against the Bush administration's contemptuous treatment of the Constitution and the courts.
And so far, all it's done is to remind us once more of Camilla's destructive effect on Diana's life while also, inevitably, recalling Charles' contemptuous treatment of the Princess of Wales - a title Camilla knows she daren't use.
 
 
 
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