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The State Department legal adviser, William H. Taft IV, was shunned by the lawyers who dominated the detainee policy, officials said.

Another told Miliband that she had been a paid-up member of the Labour party for 15 years, but had relinquished her membership after being shunned by the men who dominated her local branch in the Manningham area of Bradford.

He is healthy for the first time since 2005, but shunned by the league he once dominated.

Activities for older people, such as tea-dances and sit-down aerobics, tend to be dominated by women and shunned by men.

Once a pariah state, South Africa now seems poised to dominate the continent that once shunned its products and leaders.

No peace for the tsar Reprints Related items Bird's new nestJul 16th 1998The Communists who dominate Russia's parliament are shunning the burial.

And Mr. Paterson's selection increases the possibility that the Democratic ticket will be dominated by politicians from New York City, shunning the geographic diversity that the political parties tend to value.

Even more, the WhatsApp team appears to be dominated by engineers who actively shunned the limelight and focused on pure utility.

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Sony remains dominated by proud, territorial engineers who often shun cooperation.

In cities, states and at the national level, campaigns have become a cynical game that shuns voters, and lets those with millions to spare dominate the debate and decide who runs.