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Taft's story shows that "at least in some cases, corpulence was already treated as a medical problem early in the century," she added.

When Pinafore was first revived in London in 1887, it was already treated as a classic.

Disordered Internet use is already treated as a serious problem in some parts of the world, particularly East Asia.

Email wardrobe warnings -- like the one CBS sent out to artists before the Grammy Awards this year, to make sure they didn't wear anything that might be too revealing -- are already treated as a joke.

The team, which has players of Algerian, West African, Caribbean and central European origins playing alongside Gallic French, was already treated as an international example of racial harmony in 1998 after defeating Brazil.

In a society where females are already treated as second class citizens with little respect for their basic human rights, what chance do further marginalised and vulnerable groups have of claiming and enjoying the rights that they are born with?

According to Jillian Modzeleski, a staff attorney at Brooklyn Defender Services, clients are already treated as criminals by the court.

Civil rights principles demand inclusion of the individuals from a disadvantaged group in the major institutions of society on an equal basis with the individuals who are already treated as full citizens.

In some cases, abortions are already treated as murder.

"[Edward] Snowden revealed the internet was already treated as fair game.

Breaches of civil non-molestation orders relating to domestic violence are already treated as criminal offences in England and Wales.