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It also said he had shown an "absence of remorse" and had brought the profession into disrepute.

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The EBU said at the time that Russia's inclusion could bring the competition into disrepute "in light of the unprecedented crisis in Ukraine".

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Reform's only politician in the Welsh Parliament brought the Senedd into disrepute when she used a racial slur about Chinese people in a WhatsApp chat, the Senedd's standards commissioner has said.

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But in 2016, this assortment of royal chairs would become embroiled in a national scandal that would rock the French antiques world, bringing the trade into disrepute.

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The ombudsman said the comments "brought the council into disrepute" but, on Friday, the council's standards committee said Williams would be be censured, but not suspended.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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