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The relationship Sutcliff sketches between Marcus and his slave Esca now seems troubling; and indeed has been treated rather differently by the director Kevin Macdonald and scriptwriter Jeremy Brock in their adaptation of the novel, Eagle.

In almost every chapter he reminds his readers that throughout his life he has been treated rather well in England, his declared and open Jewishness viewed as neither an impediment nor a provocation.

If you're entertaining (or imitating) ghouls, zombies, firefighters or superheroes, treats like peanut butter cups, caramels and, of course, chocolate -- will surely leave your guests believing they've been treated rather than tricked.

But cocaine use in pregnancy has been treated as a moral issue rather than a health problem, Dr. Frank said.

Hughes had not been coddled and handed a lot of toys during her run to the Olympic figure skating championship in 2002, but rather has been treated as one of six equal children.

Since then, management experience has been treated as a recruiting minus rather than a plus, 'because if you came in with experience you would apply old models to new problems'.

The reason for the limited success may be that DCIS has been treated like an invasive lesion rather than a lesion limited in its growth potential under very restrictive conditions.

He has been treated excellently.

George has been treated terribly.

Not a bad move, especially considering that Shapeways has been treating some of its sellers rather well.

Until then the private colleges had not been given a clear legal status and had been treated as rather inferior.