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Mr Bush's state-of-the-union speech on January 29th linked North Korea with Iraq and Iran into an "axis of evil" even though he would have been advised this could embarrass the South Korean president, Kim Dae Jung, who has sought reconciliation with the North.
The Absolute Sound remarked that this "iconic gem could embarrass amplifiers costing 10 times more with its big, warm and detailed sound and best of all, its affordable price made it available to a wider audience".
This picture is digital, on the internet, and could embarrass her for the rest of her life," user "emperorOfTheUniverse" wrote.
Although the treaty has no enforcement power, its disclosure provisions could embarrass and shame violators.
At any moment, one of the league's loose cannons could embarrass the union.
The next set of revelations could embarrass senior ethnic-Albanian figures.
But he says he turns down any client that could embarrass the governor.
The $3.5 billion measure could embarrass Republicans if they chose to vote against it.
The disclosures come amid Xi Jinping's crackdown on behaviour that could embarrass the Communist party.
Second, we must not have anything on our record — arrest record — that could embarrass the movement.
