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Staff at Lehman stuck pins in a picture of him, along with their reviled boss, Richard Fuld.

The best that America's reviled politicians could say was that the deal was a "down payment" on serious future spending cuts.

That's a good boy. Harriet Tubman is the Moses of our people. She was a wanted woman, she was a hated woman, reviled by the white South.

Reviled as a racist (though an "escape goat" , she thought), she was confined to a hotel room with the curtains drawn.

Rebuffed and reviled, I began to feel emotionally drained.

In captivity and then during a messy, ill-conducted trial, the reviled dictator began to regain stature among his core Sunni constituents.

You have rebuked and reviled them as you have done to My many messengers throughout the ages.

Once they understand that they're reviled, the rich can follow his next bit of advice: hide.

Revered in the West as a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, the 73-year-old Dalai Lama is one of the most reviled figures in Chinese propaganda.

They could do worse than to require American companies, in this respect at least, to copy the reviled BP.

Let Christ the King of Israel descend now from the cross, that we may see and believe. And they that were crucified with him reviled him.

I have no satisfactory explanation for all this, but I think it may have something to do with India's much-reviled caste system.

As the last gasp of MS-DOS-based Windows, this long-in-the-tooth, highly unstable release was reviled by users and critics alike.

Wall Street is widely reviled at the moment, but even Wall Street is bitter about Goldman.

She was shot. People on the street were held up and robbed, beaten and reviled, while homes were broken into and ransacked.

Many in the FSB reviled Litvinenko: some are rumoured to have used his image as a target on their shooting ranges.

No immigrant food was more reviled than the garlicky, vinegary pickle.

Thanks in part to Earth Day's minions, progress, as liberals had once understood the term, started to be reviled as reactionary.

George Soros, a famous hedge-fund investor, is still reviled for aggravating and profiting from the crisis.

Mr Obama has decided to keep the reviled military commissions, albeit with reforms.

Judas is reviled in history as the disciple who betrayed Jesus to his death.

They won't have to spend their days in public libraries, public lavatories and public courts ashamed, spurned and reviled.

And it's never been the case that a president so admired has directly succeeded a president so reviled.

First, his private-sector experience was at Goldman Sachs, a now-reviled investment bank.

Christianity, in Britain as in much of Europe, is forever "subverted" , which in truth means it is defamed, reviled and mocked.

However much Mr Volcker was reviled, it was clear what he needed to do.

Some Internet users expressed outrage that Mr. Obama lumped communism with the clearly reviled ideology of fascism.

Many local officials are corrupt and reviled, but if China's communist leaders stood in free elections they would probably romp home.

Nazi war criminals are reviled; their Soviet counterparts are honoured veterans to this day.

Then they reviled him, and said, Thou art his disciple; but we are Moses' disciples.

The Congress that ended its four-year mandate in December is widely reviled as "the worst in history" .

Americans often complain about the rancour in their political debate. President Obama is daily reviled, seldom mocked.

Lots of much-reviled EU regulations would simply be replaced by domestic ones, quite possibly equally burdensome.

In 1999, Gates sent Mundie, who heads the company's public-policy efforts, to figure out why Microsoft was so reviled.

I believe her best male friend in later years would have been, poignantly, her reviled first husband.

Mr Palmer has done a good job in disentangling the myths and horror stories that surround his much-reviled subject.

He crashes on a backward, primal planet where apes rule and humans are reviled as animals and slaves.

CME's attempts to clear credit-default swaps (CDSs), the most reviled OTC derivatives, have proceeded fitfully.

She was condemned fiction, was reviled in the streets.

Libya is a specific case: Muammar el-Qaddafi is erratic, widely reviled, armed with mustard gas and has a history of supporting terrorism.

Why should the nationalistic sentiments of the Han people be reviled?

Then a pursuit of material girls, how would become eternal criminals, to being reviled?

The group publicly called for protests at those sites for Jan. 25, a national holiday celebrating the country's widely reviled police force.

Cursed, reviled, blessed, or praised, the jury has stood firm for seven hundred years.

The painted face has been variously reviled on religious, moral, or political grounds according to the temper of the times.

Where national politicians are reviled, a new breed of local ones has captivated voters.

In 1964, Barry Goldwater was much reviled for suggesting that participation in Social Security be voluntary.

Signed into law in 1974, the so-called "Double Nickel" was widely reviled and widely ignored before it was finally repealed in 1993.

One time I even heard he reviled in the typical dirty words.

Both outfits were now reviled as imperialist stooges .

Reviled in some circles and mocked in others, Rand's 1957 novel of embattled capitalism is a favourite of libertarians and college students.

But it has rarely been so reviled as now.

The old man reviled against corruption.

We slumber safely 'til the morrow though we've by man outcast reviled .

In recent centuries however, the penis has been reviled and branded as taboo.

Today, SOX, as it is known, is widely reviled.

In some cases, recently reviled multi year guaranteed bonuses have re-emerged.

The Fund was reviled by many in Asia and Latin America for heavy-handed interventions in the past.

The bus conductor is being reviled by a rude man.

The party became a symbol of Wall Street excess and the IPO reviled when the market crashed just months later.

By 2000, when George W. Bush visited, the university was widely reviled.

And we labour, working with our own hands: we are reviled, and we bless; we are persecuted, and we suffer it.

Which is why a true workman makes no name for himself except one which is reviled by others.

He is reviled for his Watergate lies.

Not even the Chinese Red Army, from which it sprang, was so loved and hated, so feared and admired, so reviled and praised.

In my lifelong quest to become America's Most Reviled Columnist, I have taken up smoking, again.

Also replaced in XHTML 2. 0 are the widely reviled frames.

Ms Rhee is reviled by many of those she has clashed with.

The tramp reviled the man who drove him off.

Don't be mean-spirited: It's easy to be shocking at someone's expense. Don't. (See Groupon's much-reviled Tibet ad. )

If we are reviled (spoken against) for Christ's sake, it can prove a blessing (v. 14).

When the crowd reviled Jesus at the cross and said he saved others, let him save himself

Zhuhai had published a memoir by Jimmy Lai, a Hong Kong newspaper publisher reviled by some Chinese leaders.

23 Who being reviled did not revile in return; suffering, He did not threaten but kept committing all to Him who judges righteously;

And labour, working with our own hands: being reviled, we bless; being persecuted, we suffer it