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Ms. Diamond offered a catalog of the abuse she said she had endured from the Murdoch papers, including a front-page headline in The Sun in 1987 that read, "Anne Diamond Killed My Father".
An article on Thursday about the lengthy separations that several victims of Sunday's shooting rampage at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin had endured from their families in India misstated the pronunciation of Sikh.
But in film after film Japan was Mr. Oshima's great subject, specifically the Japanese psyche and the damage it had endured from centuries of feudalism and later from World War II.
That book – followed by Matteo Garrone's 2008 film – famously tore down the mythology of the mafia that had endured from The Godfather through to The Sopranos; that of a kind-hearted, rule-governed group of well-dressed men who might occasionally order a cold-blooded murder, but would always do so with style and finesse.
In 1973, the Gay Liberation Front broke this silence, publishing a brief statement of what had happened as an example of what gay men had endured from the law and medicine, but few then were interested and his name meant little.
Simply packing up and removing foreign troops would plunge the country into the hell it had endured from '92 until the Taliban brought peace in 1996.
The welcome for Mr Erdogan contrasted with the derision Turkey has endured from key European figures over the past two decades over its bid to join the EU.
The quiet smile perfusing his writing is all the more admirable given the criticisms he has endured from linguists wedded to the He-jumping school of thought.
While many Iranians shrug that Mr Ahmadinejad's return is a foregone conclusion, others point to the often severe criticism he has endured from fellow conservatives.
And he has expressed outrage at the violence that Mexican immigrants have endured from United States Border Patrol agents and ranchers in Arizona.
