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The school had almost no black faculty members, a special embarrassment given its location on the South Side.
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There's a special kind of embarrassment in having your e-mail dirty laundry aired in places it shouldn't be.
Because of certain obvious differences between Greek and modern tactics, the termini technici have been a special source of embarrassment, and we do not claim that our rendering of them gives, in every instance, anything more than an approximate equivalent.
Put in a loop, and they can hear clearly without any of the bother or embarrassment of wearing a special headset".
For example, the "Law of Jante" is perhaps a special phenomenon unique to Scandinavian populations that could facilitate embarrassment and fear of negative social evaluation [ 41, 42] in general.
That will allow a special election to be held so someone who will not be an embarrassment to our state can be elected".
Mr. Wulff's narrow election in a special assembly, in which several members of her coalition broke ranks, was considered an embarrassment for Mrs. Merkel.
Prince Andrew, the minister says, cannot be sacked from his "voluntary role" as Britain's special trade representative despite becoming a national embarrassment.
"It was a media circus, an embarrassment.
But Crosley and Sittenfeld, homing in on women in their thirties and forties, give special primacy to embarrassment, both as a narrative constant and as a means of characterization.
A national embarrassment?
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