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Meanwhile it should now be treated more as other broadcasters.

As Mr Murdoch has swapped his Australian passport for an American one (to evade ownership restrictions in the United States), Mr Packer reckons his old rival should now be treated like a foreigner.

Although he has been blamed for many of Indonesia's misfortunes, it came as a surprise to many in the country that this former strongman, a towering figure in Asia, should now be treated as a possible criminal.

Respect means that people who have been part of this country's social and economic fabric for years should not now be treated as if they do not count, as if their contribution can be simply dismissed and they sent away".

"Although this will not bring back our dearest Jeanette, we are satisfied that these procedures have been improved, ensuring that victims of domestic violence can now be treated as they should, as a priority".

Riana is now being treated in hospital.

UK medical guidelines now state that episiotomies should not be treated as routine, and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) advises that there is no situation in which it is essential.

This should not be treated, as it is now, as a dangerous or radical idea; in a country that thinks of itself as modern, it's time we embraced the idea of consent, in marriage and in all relationships.

They should not be treated like this".

You shouldn't be treated that way.

Shareholders shouldn't be treated like children.