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Partial freedom seems to me a most invidious mode of slavery.

Many may think it is invidious for me to comment on my own compensation, but I wanted to add to the debate on CEO compensation.

Such a difficult choice placed her in an invidious and unenviable position.

But these, the opposition charges, were no more than "bubble wrap" used to conceal more invidious changes.

The Quartet (sans trois most of the time ) anyway puts the United Nations in the invidious position of acting as bag-carrier for the US .

His vision was of a country racked with fear and bent on vengeance, one that imposed invidious choices on the world and on itself.

I view the legal exclusion of gay people from marriage as morally wrong; a form of invidious discrimination.

The excesses of Castro's apparatchiks during the cold war pale in comparison to the invidious exploits of the Boligarchs.

But often brought into proximity initially as a result of very invidious social interactions So how can we overcome this?

The issue, say some, is not multiculturalism but Islam. Such generalisations are invidious.

Now this had all sorts of invidious social consequences. But it also had deleterious health consequences to people.

In the hour of danger, they have drawn no invidious distinctions between the sons of Virginia.

It seems invidious to make special mention of one aspect of his work.

Invidious profiteering of people reflects invidious profiteering of South Korea is a country!

His explanation was actually invidious.

It is invidious profiteering those hospitals.

Wise teachers avoid invidious rules against the students.

Once I had heard about the GreyCoyne report, I was in an invidious position.

Now, in order to explain sex differences without invoking the discrimination or invidious sexist comparisons is