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desecrate

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“Excessively entertainment-oriented portrayals desecrate the nation’s suffering and disrespect the people who made sacrifices,” read a recent commentary published in the state-run Economic Daily newspaper.

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One middle-aged American man wore a cream dinner jacket to be desecrated as a souvenir.

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A family of a murdered man who were only given a small amount of his remains to bury are calling for desecrating a body to become its own crime.

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Offenders could face up to three months in prison and a £1,000 fine for desecrating the monument to Britain's wartime leader.

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Tension was brewing between us, but I was terrified to address it and desecrate our sacred platonic bond as roommates.

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