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Humiliation followed: birdies whipping past my racket, buzzing my ears, and on one occasion leaving a mark on my forehead.

Judge brought his hands in, whipped his bat around and somehow connected.

“Nothing beats whipping up negative emotions. It can create such a powerful force.”

In her letter to Badenoch, she said there "seems to be a bit of amnesia" about her loss of the whip, suggesting that she removed it herself when she chose to go on leave.

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The baroness was stripped of the Conservative whip following revelations about PPE Medpro and is on leave from the House of Lords.

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

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