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1. She neither sentimentalized the Chechen rebels nor demonized the Russian conscripts��ill-armed, ill-fed and ill-led��who have crushed the Chechens' half-baked independence.
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2. But these bishops and abbots who rob the poor, and the high sheriffs who bind and beat them, cropping their ears and cruelly ill��treating them, these you shall lighten of their ill��gotten gains.
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3. Diagnosis can also sometimes be used to straightjacket patients into ill-defined and ill-fitting categories that lend a scientific appearance to socially constructed biases.
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4. The evil priest planned to return to Spain with his ill-gotten treasure, but he fell ill with a fever a week before his ship was scheduled to leave.
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5. The evil priest planned to return to Spain with his ill-gotten treasure, but he fell ill with a fever a week before his ship was scheduled to leave.
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