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These were major abuses of creative control that set appalling examples for Weinstein to follow in his dealings with Gray and other filmmakers.

Those early leaders' treasonable behaviour, their promotion of slavery, their genocide against native Americans, and their later imperial adventures in Mexico, in the Philippines, Cuba, China and beyond set appalling precedents.

Co-curator Kristian Martin's hero is a Cambridge undergraduate, poor John Smith, who in the early 19th century was set the appalling task of transcribing the entire early diary.

To what extent have we succeeded in bringing the so-called Muslim and Judeo-Christian worlds closer together, in sowing the seeds of understanding and hope?" Blair and Bush, he says, set an appalling example.

Because for years Mom has been setting an appalling moral example.

Demanding British tourists flee Tunisia with their tails between their legs sets an appalling example to the rest of the world.

The headteacher of one of the country's top private schools has accused the Daily Mail of setting an appalling example to young people as the paper faces a barrage of fresh criticism from leading figures in education, the church and media over its attack on the late father of Labour leader Ed Miliband.

The secrecy of the deal-making sets an appalling precedent.

With the Prime Minister, David Cameron, arguing he had "set the most appalling example" and his manager, Brendan Rodgers, warning that he could never be considered a great player unless he changed his ways, Suarez appealed for understanding.

Prime Minister David Cameron says Liverpool striker Luis Suarez set "the most appalling example" by biting Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.

The spotlight had been on Suarez throughout the week, with even Prime Minister David Cameron intervening, saying the striker set "the most appalling example" to children when he bit Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic last Sunday.