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Yet the ghost of Liz Truss lingers: despite their best efforts to politely disown her, the Conservatives' opponents will probably never lose their appetite for reminding voters of the calamity of her brief premiership.

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In court hearings, victims detailed how they had lost jobs, been evicted, dropped out of school or been disowned by friends and family.

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That's not to say that Trump has actually disowned the richest man in the world.

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And the academics, in turn, disowned the state curriculum guide and created their own materials.

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Ruby also disowned her daughter Shari, who was away at college.

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