We will start with the US team which disgraced itself by tainted victories.
Be firm in removing all comments which disgrace the Party and the government, defame cultural work, mention Nobel laureates Liu Xiaobo and Gao Xingjian and associated harmful material.
He denounced the punishment as "the savage remains of Norman policy" which "disgraced our statutes", as "the practice did the common law".
You have manners, which I find quaint.
"It was not Pakistan but cricket which was disgraced," lamented one Pakistani newspaper, before going on to find a familiar figure to blame: the umpire.
Scheduled for the spring, the play is part of LCT3, a programming initiative aimed at introducing newer artists, and which presented "Disgraced" as well.
The most people dared say was that the photographs were "surreal," a hectic euphemism behind which the disgraced notion of beauty cowered.
Ecuador countered by releasing what purports to be Reyes's diary, which implicates disgraced former aides of Mr Correa in accepting FARC money but not the president himself.
When he spoke out against the Administration in such a derogatory manner, he disgraced himself and the President who the American people elected.
Breathing space from the bottom three has been squeezed to an unnerving three points and, while there is no disgrace in losing to the champions, the manner in which they surrendered was disturbing.
