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At the beginning of this year England were humiliated in the Ashes.

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Satire is meant to embarrass and humiliate, to call out through humor the indefensible.

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"Do not feel sorry for me because my wife and my children are by my side... but this morning I feel deep sorrow for a France humiliated by a will for revenge."

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For a man who always liked the trappings of royalty, the pomp and the ceremony, the loss of his titles is deeply humiliating.

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“Venezuela will not be humiliated. Venezuela will bow to no one. Venezuela will continue on its path of peace, harmony, and stability.”

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

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