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His public disgrace contrasts starkly with the treatment accorded violent or even criminal colleagues.
ECONOMIST: John Rocker, under fire
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From his ignominy Lance will most likely morph from deep disgrace to public speaker, crisscrossing the planet relentlessly polishing a sermon of redemption to the credulous.
FORBES: Lance And Oprah Sittin' In A Tree
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Shortly before Thomas Dodd's death, a reporter had asked him whether, knowing that his public life would end in disgrace, he would still run for office again.
NPR: Dodd's First Race Was Call to Service, Legacy
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Neither candidate has really dealt with the spectacle or its potential public policy solutions, much to their disgrace.
FORBES: It Was 79 Years Ago Today
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For a citizen to do so, he said, would be a "disgrace" but for a public representative it was a "scandal".
BBC: Irish politician jailed for contempt
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One aspect of the Tate Modern which does seem to be genuinely emblematic of modern Britain, is that public transport to the gallery is a disgrace.
ECONOMIST: The Tate Modern
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Louis high-rise public-housing development that went from Great Urban Hope to international disgrace, is an engulfing real-life horror story as well as a testimony to the dominance of the image in American public discourse.
NEWYORKER: The Pruitt-Igoe Myth
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It was a disgrace, she said, that black males in the Baltimore public school system had a 75 percent dropout rate.
NPR: America's Troubled Schools Need Reform Now
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His campaign to win South Carolina's first congressional district, where he previously served from 1995-2001, is his first foray back into public life since 2011, when he left the governor's office in disgrace.
BBC: Mark Sanford wins comeback nomination for Congress seat
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Spitzer resigned his Governorship in disgrace, but none of the heads of the big banks, who defrauded the public of billions, has so much as set foot in a courtroom, and no one has taken up the cudgel since Spitzer dropped it.
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