scorning


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Hollywood's scorning of the film, to my mind, has in reality backfired: they indicted themselves by manifesting the level at which they live, and they have endorsed The Passion by acknowledging a level to which they cannot attain.
No Oscar for The Passion
The word was law: in Sumer, women scorning men had teeth crushed with burned bricks.
The Mirror of Love
Scorning California's complicated trade restrictions and stiff duties, the furners, many of whom arrogantly considered themselves above Mexico's - to them - incomprehensible system of Roman law, seemed to have a natural talent for the surreptitious trade of goods.
BORDER RELATIONS : REMEMBERING THE STATE'S FIRST BORDER CRACKDOWN

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