Perhaps the one thing uniting northeast Syria's politically divided Christians is abhorrence at the prospect of Turkish-backed rebel rule.
In practice, given the Communist Party's tight control of the courts and its abhorrence of any challenge, there is virtually no chance that a Chinese court would allow a citizen to challenge a government body for infringing these particular freedoms, which are rather more sensitive than matters of height.
"I hear nothing but abhorrence," he wrote, "that there is a possibility, let alone a probability, that Peltier could be released despite his repeated and open expression of willingness to murder law enforcement officers, and, in the case of agents Coler and Williams, doing so without hesitation".
"Young people have built a general abhorrence at all levels toward Sarkozy," he noted, "but there is also the idea in France that you must participate at least once in your life in a social movement".
In Germany, where the country's history under the Third Reich still had repercussions, there was a deep-seated public abhorrence of making a commitment to military intervention.
There was among both the boys and the girls an abhorrence of female sexuality, a shared willingness to define the act of sex as either forced or a bargaining chip, to divide girls into "good" and "bad" on the basis of whether they "held out".
Despite my abhorrence to the EDL, I am certain that there are supporters whose only interaction with British Muslims is through the tabloid press, which churns out stories about fringe groups like Muslims Against Crusades, and fabricates nonsense about Muslim only loos and Muslim-induced breastfeeding bans.
The echo of a bullet and my abhorrence of violence convinced me long ago that there was nothing romantic or fashionable about a gun.
Hudson added: "The reason for the sentence is the seriousness of the offence, the public outrage that has been caused and we felt there was no other sentence this court could have passed which conveys to you the abhorrence that many in society feel this crime should receive".
"The reason for the sentence is the seriousness of the offence, the public outrage that has been caused and we felt there was no other sentence this court could have passed which conveys to you the abhorrence that many in society feel this crime should receive".
