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A few days ago, presidential adviser David Ndii had rudely dismissed online efforts that started on TikTok around two weeks ago, but following Tuesday's show of strength he acknowledged their achievement.

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In previous trips back to the Garden, he has been received rudely and a similar welcome is expected for Game 1 on Thursday night.

I squeaked back rudely, knowing she wouldn’t understand.

The members kept peppering Daszak with questions about abstruse matters of science and the grant-making process, only to rudely cut him off when he tried to respond.

In her letter, Ms Ockenden highlighted that a number of people had stated non-white patients were treated "more rudely and in a more dismissive way" than their white counterparts at maternity units.

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