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1 I really wish some of my media confreres would do the same.

2 He said those who had committed abuse had “betrayed the trust” of “innocent young people and their parents” and “forfeited the esteem of the people of Ireland and brought shame and dishonor among your confreres.”

3 In the following lines I wish to direct the attention of my English confreres to the value of the electro-endoscopic mode of examination of the male urinary bladder, invented by me.

4 “They have insinuated infamy on the integrity of my priestly life, having financed witnesses in a trial against a confrere, even being the owner of oil wells or tax havens.”

5 According to the Laws of Chance This is the first of the rehung galleries on the fifth floor and once again it concentrates on Duchamp and his Dadaist confreres.

6 If nothing else, this exhibition puts a face, often literally, on the human figures who gather all too obediently and orderly in the great murals of Rivera and his visually muscular confreres.

7 Like their confreres elsewhere in the Americas, Indian societies had built up a remarkable body of knowledge about how to manage and improve their environment.

8 Mr. Lally, 54, had recently moved back to Washington from Italy, and the old confreres were looking to form a group.

9 There are elements in their music of some, if not all, of their confreres.

10 Long a minor celebrity on Wall Street, Mr. Scaramucci came to prominence as the silver-tongued Trump confrere whose brief run at the White House culminated in an expletive-laced tirade to a New Yorker correspondent.

11 But if Bank of America and their confreres have their way with it, it may recede from our central stage to just a bunch of poor players signifying nothing.

12 Some of her confreres were intent on exposing the complex roles of photography in everyday life, especially in advertising and movies.

13 To my confreres with pink-hatted children, I can only say: Teach your kids to like them as well as they can.

14 Men, the great men of France, came at the bidding of their confrere, the American millionaire art-critic; came sceptically—and stayed to wonder.

15 The British no longer do strikes, and certainly do not take to the streets in the same way as our confreres on the Continent.

16 many of the judge's confreres on the Fifth Circuit bench don't feel as she does on the issue

17 According to this analysis, Murray and his confreres can qualify as charlatans at best, racists at worst, and likely something in between.

18 To his dwindling number of confreres, McCandless appeared to grow more intense with each passing month.

19 Designed by Los Angeles architecture firm Johnston Marklee, the $40 million Institute adds a significant new structure to the ensemble that is more open and buoyant than its confreres.

20 Unless more of his GOP confreres have the guts to confront Trump, they will share the blame as the president degrades U.S. politics and lurches heedlessly toward war.

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