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For example, responding to the fact that Heidegger drew a parallel between modern agriculture (as a motorized food-industry) and "the manufacturing of corpses in gas chambers and extermination camps", Young (1997) argues that this would count as a devaluing of the Holocaust only on a superficial reading.
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While it is unclear what exactly will change, we have had some grim examples of the future – pushing pharmacies towards a supermarket service model seems a strong contender for saving the government money as well as devaluing our profession.
This fosters a misunderstanding of what academic achievement is all about, as well as devaluing the whole notion of academic expertise.
Steele, Spencer and Aronson [ 28] proposed that situational cues that identify a person as belonging to a devalued, low status social group lead to social identity threat.
The recent announcement by North Carolina that the state will no longer pay more for teachers who hold a master's degree is reflective of how we as a nation are devaluing education.
Historically, the price of gold rises during periods of inflation as investors seek protection against a devalued dollar.
But publishers would argue that they do not want books to as devalued as music is now, and as e-books are growing so rapidly, they need the revenue to sustain their industry.
The word classic, after all, was not as devalued as it is today.
Celebrity's currency has become as devalued as the Venezuelan bolivar, and accordingly, it has become de rigueur for any musician with a fully functioning sense of dignity to mock the processes of stardom.
It may well be that this phraseology is being used as a means of devaluing the importance of Iraq as a center of conflict and, ultimately, as a rationale for some kind of exit strategy.
If a company fails to get its designs and buying right, the damage is as serious as a brand being devalued by poorly made products, dowdy stores and a morose sales force though the reverse is also true.
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