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Given the number of targets available, Colette deserves more dignified treatment than she gets.

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“Things are very bad, I can’t make enough money for a dignified life,” he said.

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He said "everyone was calm and dignified" and people "used an element of humour" to keep going.

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Thomas represented her muses in poses that were dignified, glamorous, sensuous and exuberant, employing everything from acrylic paint to glitter and rhinestones to neon lights.

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"We are determined that any consultation with staff members will be fair, dignified, confidential and in accordance with the best practices within human resources."

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