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Middle-class (and especially working) mothers are being elevated to sainthood; their sacrifices raised to martyrdom; their misery memoirs on a par with being tortured.

The issue has focused attention on how political appointees are being elevated to positions of academic authority, thereby putting in peril the very future of education.

I was elated to hear about such a manual and to hear that conservation and recycling are being elevated to such importance by our city bureaucrats.

In New Jersey, tougher building codes and the Federal Emergency Management Agency's new flood maps mean homes are being elevated and floodproofed.

Stalin's crimes are being elevated to a par with the exterminations of Jews by those who want to banalise or relativise the Holocaust and reduce its historical centrality to just another example of wartime mass murders.

9 30 p.m. 9) TXIKITEO CHEAT SHEET Tailor a txikiteo — the Basque term for a pintxo-bar hop — around the bars in the Parte Vieja where traditional pintxos are being elevated to haute cuisine in miniature.

In this way the German culture of stability is being elevated to Europe's guiding idea.

Eakin says, "the notion that stool — something that we associate with aversion and repulsion — was being elevated into a substance that was lifesaving and precious was tremendously appealing".

Lady Evans, who has been a Conservative peer for less than two years, is being elevated to leader of the House of Lords.

He declined an opportunity to read a statement in support of Judge Shedd, who is being elevated to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, in Richmond.

Better still, it was being elevated by Sir Alex Ferguson, one of those managers whose diluted line-ups have sometimes weakened the status of the competition.