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The party, having once vilified the ancient sage, now depends on him in its attempts at global rebranding.

Ms Pelosi, who was vilified by Republicans for her "San Francisco values" , pledged to work with Republicans in a "bi-partisan way" .

Cosco's chairman, Wei Jiafu, recently vilified in Greece, is now referred to affectionately by the local media as "Captain Wei. "

He had not been so down since Milton had vilified him in that despicable piece of fiction, Paradise Lost.

Vilified, and with the prospect of fabulous riches fading fast, bankers around the world are having second thoughts about their profession.

At some point it starts to look like the Big Brother it once vilified. It may even look like the new Microsoft.

When he declared that ambition on the primary trail, he found himself vilified by Hillary Clinton for comparing himself to Ronald Reagan.

Car makers are under siege and vilified for taking the company jet to a mandated government performance .

In an interview Wednesday, Ms. Wang said she had been needlessly vilified .

But in the afterglow of her historic win, she had kind words for the woman who once vilified her.

Sounds pretty conventional now, but when Reagan was elected, he was vilified by his opponents as being some radical extremist.

But in its haste it has vilified creditors and ridden roughshod over their legitimate claims over the carmakers' assets.

Trying to mediate between Chinese and pro-Tibetan campus protesters, I was caught in the middle and vilified and threatened by the Chinese.

If someone has hurt you, lied about and vilified you, and has said all manner of evil about you, is your thought of that person negative?

However, as the author viewed it with an eye for man, Lady Wang is extremely vilified to a distorted typical person.

In just over a month, corporate America has seen the downfall of three of its most vilified legal opponents.

Lavishly paid executives at the financial institutions that caused the crisis have been vilified by Americans and Europeans.

Plastic may not be as vilified now as it was in 1967, but it's still a stuff that people love and hate.

Goldman Sachs will pay out big bonuses, be publicly vilified for a month and then go quietly back to printing profits.

I'm certain to be vilified by some engineers for even mentioning this approach, but you can parse XML with regular expressions.

Ironically, Mr de Villepin is currently being vilified by students and unionists for his proposal to liberalise French labour laws.

The US Chamber of Commerce, a business lobby, has complained that the Obama administration has "vilified industries" .

Mao vilified Confucius as a symbol of the backward conservatism of pre-communist China.

All those who fought back against capitalism were vilified mercilessly by the Murdoch and right-wing gutter media in general.

Those who work to reveal the truth are condemned and vilified, even if it is one of their own who is speaking out.

Barton was vilified by the Arsenal crowd and also got involved in a tangle with Nasri.

But she has become perhaps the most vilified spouse of a financial rogue in history.

The "Wenzhou entrepreneur" is a mythical and often sympathetic figure to rival the vilified "Shanxi mine boss" .

Some are welcome. Old songs, long-banned, are on the radio again. Heroes once vilified by official propaganda are celebrated.

He also insists that "banks should not be vilified for taking risks" .

Kang, he vilified as "treason" to Sheng informers are pursuing the "culprits for granted, " Liang, JING Yuan-shan.

In everything from pop songs to literature to Saturday morning cartoons, humans have long vilified wolves.

Liu was vilified as a subversive and a criminal merely for writing a manifesto calling for democracy in China.

Soon afterward, the market was vilified as a den of criminality on Russian state TV.

Few athletes in the history of sports have been vilified like Kobe Bryant.

Heroes once vilified by official propaganda are celebrated.

This marks a softening of Hamas's tone towards its rivals, whom they have often vilified for talking to Israel.

Gamers who cheat their way to higher XP, or experience points, can often be vilified by the gaming community.

Our President is the most vilified person in recent history - FOR WHAT? ? ?

I can't tell how indignant i am by been vilified when Zhuhai team is about to disbanded.

Doctors counter that they are being vilified without cause.

CEOs are vilified and threatened with salary caps.

Now turn to the period since 1980 - the age vilified for its rush into globalisation.

However, it saddens me the way the guy is being vilified on these boards.

People who are unrelentingly vilified tend to end up cold and hard.

But whoever did it, Mr Putin has been vilified in the West's media.

Overnight, I went from being a saviour to being vilified as a bad guy who didn't like Japan.

Mr. Lee can be blamed, but instead it is Silver Lake that is vilified.

She has learned how to absolve those who mocked, vilified and condemned her.

Some of the instances where Chelsea have been vilified go on every day and, guess what, it goes on with Chelsea players too.