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- verb Present participle of
dehumanise .
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Examples
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We think the labour pyramid was built on the speculation that local services and local democracy and local connectedness are worth very little in a well supported well "oiled" corporate world - we cannot wait to see this unravel because of its long term dehumanising cruelty ..
The News is NowPublic.com - NowPublic.com: The News is Now Public silvisrivers 2008
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It also questioned why, if the university upheld human rights, it could produce students capable of making the "dehumanising" video.
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National Assembly on Friday, DA MP James Selfe said prison officials worked under "dehumanising" conditions.
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Violence in countries like Sierra Leone and the Democratic Republic of Congo were "dehumanising" the image of the rest of Africa,
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The two organisations painted a grim picture of "dehumanising" conditions which social security grant applicants and recipients experienced in both townships and rural areas.
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Former apartheid spy Craig Williamson on Monday told the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that "dehumanising" his targets made it possible for him to carry out acts like letter bomb murders.
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It's a place with which she is already intimately acquainted, where prisoners are kept in conditions she once described as "dehumanising", "atrocious" and "barbarous".
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It's a place with which she is already intimately acquainted, where prisoners are kept in conditions she once described as "dehumanising", "atrocious" and "barbarous".
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Sunday Telegraph that social networks, along with mobile phones and texting, were in danger of "dehumanising" community life in this country.
The Register 2009
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It's a place with which she is already intimately acquainted, where prisoners are kept in conditions she once described as "dehumanising", "atrocious" and "barbarous".
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