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He hammered the point in "The Great War" and other books, including "Wartime: Understanding and Behavior in the Second World War" (1989), a relentless chronicle of everything that was dreadful or repugnant about the soldiering experience in World War II, and a memoir, "Doing Battle: The Making of a Skeptic" (1996).

And yes, there is something repugnant about commodifying the African rhino.

But it's become part of what insurgent and tea party supporters of McDaniel find repugnant about the establishment GOP.

There is something morally repugnant about News Corp.'s hacking into the cell phone of a missing, presumed murdered, British teenager or the email accounts of celebrities and British politicians.

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But uttering a few repugnant sentences about the State of Israel does not make a person anti-Semitic.

Pugh's defense lawyers argued that his only offense was to express "repugnant" views about Islamic State in Facebook posts and to watch dozens of the group's slickly produced recruitment videos.

Then, throw in author Orson Scott Card going on record with some repugnant thoughts about gay rights (which have been disavowed by people involved with the production), and the factors arrayed against success, both within and without the project, are raised exponentially.

Like Javert pursuing Valjean, Republicans cannot let go of their war against Planned Parenthood (traditionally supported by many Republicans), their opposition to pay equity for women (how many women support unequal pay?) and their support for members of the party who espouse offensive and repugnant views about rape.

Generally the people who don't like to talk about bowel movements find it repugnant to talk about them at dinner and make irate remonstrative comments like "this is not dinner conversation" when they're eating with someone who starts talking about Ex-Lax.

Camus wrote early on, in an essay entitled Le Desert, about "repugnant materialism".