How To Use Relegate In A Sentence
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It also provides a condensed primer to some of the issues at stake in American avant-garde cinema, which, partly because of its historical opposition to the dictates of commercial mainstream moviemaking and partly because it resists commodification unlike, say, abstract painting, oppositional cinema doesn't rack up big sales at Sotheby's, has been relegated to the status of museum pieces and festival marginalia.
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Draft after draft was relegated to the wastepaper basket.
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Without a single zinger in the bunch, this comedy is gasping for laughs, and should be relegated to the $2.99 bin very soon.
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Such a proposal is distinct from pantheistic notions which equate God with the natural world, because D'Espagnat relegates the natural world - the world of space, time and matter - to what Kant referred to as the 'phenomenal' world, the world produced by the modus operandi of our minds upon the noumenal world.
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In the recent retrospective of Nan Kempner’s wardrobe at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute, the late socialite’s closet was re-created in breathtaking detail — all 354 jackets and 362 sweaters — but her surprisingly undistinguished collection of handbags was relegated to a high shelf and mostly hidden.
Carried Away
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Chiefly, such activities were processional - arrivals of ambassadors and potentates, with plebeian doings relegated to the wings.
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It is time to leave stoning as a form of capi tal punishment behind us as a race, to relegate it to the same place we have put stringing heretics on racks -- in a chapter of our past that we are not proud of.
José Ramos-Horta: An Appeal for Sakineh Mohammadie Ashtiani
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As the present academic system is totally different, the importance of good handwriting has been relegated to the background.
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Draft after draft was relegated to the wastepaper basket.
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While trainers have always been the mainstay of streetwear, the fash pack had previously relegated them to the gym bag.
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After your children married and had children of their own, you were relegated to grandparenthood and looming senior citizenry.
Kristen Houghton: Women's Relationships Aren't Age-Specific Anymore
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Hampered by a name that was unpronounceable, together with a heavy accent, he was relegated to playing muscle-bound clods in a string of second-rate films.
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In time, argues Winnicott, the transitional object is relegated to limbo, neither mourned nor forgotten, just losing its meaning.
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Epics and their contemporary shadows, action-adventure tales, are very much phallocentric genres in which women, when they appear at all, are relegated to the roles of damsels in distress, mother-figures, sex objects, or witches, either good or bad.
Lieutenants, sergeants, squires, free-lances, and the hero-king
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Would you relegate the truth to an obscure blog, or one that receives a lot of traffic? freeman has every right to post links from his own blog posts here on TP, just as we do from the Zoo.
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No longer relegated to the garish masses, the saturated pink shades known as fuchsia and magenta are suddenly haute.
Gioia Diliberto: Big Shoes To Fill
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Could she possibly marry this boy whom her sentimental contemporaneousness with his father naturally seemed to relegate to a generation younger than herself?
The Halo
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As far as Roe vs. Wade goes, I'm somewhat ignorant on the inner political workings, but my thought is that McCain is going to find he has what Wodehouse likes to call a "pippin" on his hands if he tries to relegate Palin to high-school graduation speeches once in office.
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Indeed, the effect of Cornwallis's kindly but unsmiling expression was much modified because his wig was slightly awry; Cornwallis still affected a horsehair bobwig of the sort that was now being relegated by fashion to noblemen's coachmen, and today it had a rakish cant that dissipated all appearance of dignity.
Hornblower And The Hotspur
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His paintings were exhibited in Pittsburgh as early as 1927 and again in 1931 at the Museum of Modern Art. But Nazi rule (which deemed his art degenerate), World War II and postwar abstractionism relegated Dix to the background, and unlike Max Beckmann and George Grosz — the Berlin painter with whom he is often linked — Dix did not immigrate to the U.S.
Sex, Blood and War
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In such a project the spiritual element of understanding, i.e., the grasp of the relations between the points on this mental map and the external world was relegated to the margin as simply "unutterable".
HERMENEUTICS OF CULTURES IN A GLOBAL AGE
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Those who complain about being relegated to unstimulating environs often fail to see the joys of the moment around them.
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Claiming that the core of gameplay is any more primary than anything else is like claiming that visual design must be the foremost concern of a filmmaker, because visualization is what distinguishes film from other media, and dialogue must be relegated to secondary status, because film shares that art with novels.
Kicking The Dog
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Companies that once were relegated to basement levels in previous shows now outmuscle the big dogs of the auto industry for floor space.
2010 Detroit Auto Show: The case of the open floor plan
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‘Such self-improvement balderdash will do nothing but relegate you to a career in mediocrity,’ Eliot contends.
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“ 'Well, since I am disowned, and relegated to the sweepings,' the old man begins, draped in his sayon, and with a majesty that frightens us, 'you shall hear the crow sing!'
Frederic Mistral
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As these countries develop, an influx of global food retailers is likely to relegate peanuts to the role of a cash crop, to produce ground nut oil.
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As I understand it, the process for hypoids is a generating process, and as such is pretty much relegated to a machine specially made for it.
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We Yanks, on the other hand, are relegated to our local grocery store where we must decide between extra virgin, virgin, pure, light and pomace olive oil.
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I don't believe Real Madrid will be relegated to the second division.
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Meanwhile, Irving has been relegated to henpecked husband status, and exists only to put a paycheck in the bank so Cathy can buy more shoes, more dresses, more lingerie she wears while straddling her lover.
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Unless its leadership is willing to embrace new ideas and new members, the once Grand Old Party will be relegated to the dustheap of history, like the Whigs, Federalists and other once-major parties that refused to face reality and change, and rapidly moved from dominance to extinction.
Who Is John McCain, and What Is He Doing to the Republican Party?
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Especially Africa, because I think conquest and advertisement and television and religion has succeeded in manipulating the international African people into a pool of consumership and cheap labour, and in the process has divorced us from admiration of our heritage and relegated our heritage to being primitive and backward and pagan and barbaric; and we've come to believe as a society that fallacy.
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Why, then, relegate these exemplary films to the margins of cinema, as if they were only epiphenomena?
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To compound matters he was unable to prevent the club from being relegated last season.
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Some of these new "ethicists" try to make a distinction between "potential" and "actual" human persons and relegate the child in the womb to the category of being only a "potential" human person.
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With the calls of moderate Republican senators Lindsay Graham and John McCain to change the law to end what is known as "birthright citizenship," the issue is no longer relegated to the fringe.
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If Southampton lose again they may be relegated from the Premier League to the First Division.
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Most of them were relegated to rear echelon positions or they were stewards on the boats or on the ships.
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In the old days, families with children or relatives who were perceived as being "teched" - as in nuts - were kept out of sight from visitors; usually relegated to a room in the attic.
August 2004
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Traditional wisdom has it that mass production relegated craft to an expensive sideshow, a distraction from the real needs to provide affordable products for the masses.
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I also saw that men were relegated to supporting the status quo even at their own expense if they choose to accept it.
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We were relegated to the Fourth Division last year.
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Inferior premier league football clubs get relegated and replaced by new contenders every season.
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Will Spurs be relegated to the third division?
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As the nature-themed spot illustration on the home page of a popular search engine no doubt reminded you, today is Earth Day. 40 years old today, Earth Day exists to "inspire awareness and appreciation for the Earth's environment," and its creation relegated the "OG" nature lover's holiday, Arbor Day, to relative obscurity.
Earth to Bikes: "Save Me!"
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I have been relegated to the role of a mere assistant.
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Nor will my modern versionist relegate to a foot-note, as is the malpractice of his banal brotherhood the interesting and often startling phases of his foreign author's phraseology and dull the text with its commonplace English equivalent -- thus doing the clean reverse of what he should do.
Arabian nights. English
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Can we remain human when we relegate the majority of our fellow citizens to inhumane conditions?
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All these are wicked awesome local acts, but instead we are relegated to radio-friendly unit shifters.
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His objective in writing it was to defend the reputation of Dante, who, rather than according immortality to Cassius and Brutus as tyrannicides, had deemed them murderers and relegated them to the lowest circles of the Inferno.
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Housework has been relegated to an occasional frenzied panic in between working on my projects and my beloved blog gets written mostly in my head.
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If all the admirers of these two books would but bestir themselves and look into the matter, I am sure that Sterne’s only too clever assault would be relegated to its proper place and assessed at its right value as a mere boutade.
Travels through France and Italy
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Their stock-in-trade is to dehumanize, humiliate and relegate human beings to caricatures.
Rev. Barbara Kaufmann: "Shocking Secrets Revealed: Illegal Means Used to Carve Up Live Humans for Human Consumption"
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Relegated to serological realms, and with medical practitioners generally using saline, blood-typing was virtually ignored by clinicians.
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She was then relegated to the role of assistant.
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And finally Atalanta who I think will already be relegated. there are still three matches left. why have roma already conceded the title. players with tears, all round despondency is not going to help them. if they want to win the title surely they need to be mentally stronger
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With the advent of affordable and reliable chronographs, the cumbersome ballistic pendulum was relegated to the scrap heap of history.
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Privatization can only mean less control is vested in public discourse and more is relegated to the demands of profit.
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While my son was willing to pose with the crown for a photo, he gladly relegated the carrying of the crown to his younger sister, ceremonially dressed in her favorite white Joan of Arc cape, while he proudly carried the prayer book and holy water.
May Crowning Procession
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Again, Goodkind spends a large portion of the book introducing a new city and new cast of characters while the main cast is relegated to side-stage.
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Its stated goal was to determine once and for all what the master painted and which pictures should be relegated to students, followers, and modern pasticheurs.
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The new blueprint would also relegate two teams from Division 1.
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The poultry-yard, stables, and cow-shed, relegated to the buildings near the pheasantry and hidden by clumps of trees, instead of afflicting the eye with their foul details, now blended those soft murmurs and cooings and the sound of flapping wings, which are among the most delightful accompaniments of Nature's eternal harmony, with the peculiar rustling sounds of the forest.
Sons of the Soil
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Something caught my attention in the final message of the Conference of Aparecida—please note that I am not referring to the magnificent Final Document of the Conference, but to the Final Message, a sort of draft of the Final Document written by the Ad Hoc Commission—In this Final Message, different from the later, final document, the Father ends up relegated to an implicit role in the whole opening part, the doctrinal-kerygmatic speaking of Jesus (10 times,) or Lord Jesus (1 time,) or Jesus Christ (4 times.)
Liberalism: Sin, Iniquity, Abomination
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Keeping a journal about your experience may help relegate the emotional trauma of divorce to part of your past, not your present.
Deborah Moskovitch: How You Can Forgive Your Ex-Spouse
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She resigned when she was relegated to a desk job.
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I can now reveal that if we remain second from bottom we will not be relegated.
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My parents were suddenly relegated to the back seat of our station wagon and my brother and I were stuffed in the trunk with the luggage.
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The McLaren-Honda partnership, which had dominated F1 racing since 1988, was relegated to the role of also-rans.
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Due to the influence of Progressive-Era professionalization and scientific management techniques, filmmaking had become not only regimented, hierarchical, and departmentalized, but also characterized by sex-segregated work roles; with only a few exceptions, the tasks of directing, producing, and editing were relegated to men.
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Shankly was assistant manager to Andy Beattie when Huddersfield were relegated.
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Consumerism had vulgarized the art in museums, and works were no longer front and center in main-floor galleries but relegated to the dark depths in the belly of the museum.
Art for Art's Sake
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Once viewed as a touchy-feely topic relegated to the human resources department, leadership development is now seen as a business tool that gives companies a competitive advantage.
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Privatization can only mean less control is vested in public discourse and more is relegated to the demands of profit.
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But at the risk of having Ruddy relegate me once more to the old folks' bench in Theology Park, I would also like to register a demurral or two.
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The musicians soon realized the name could relegate the group to a career of obscurity.
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The American debate contrasts favourably with the cavalier way such issues in Britain have been relegated to a quango and the whim of an elderly bluestocking baroness.
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Now it's proposed the bottom teams in both sections be relegated.
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He has been relegated to the position of an assistant coach.
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The team will need to tighten its defence, play possession hockey and score more goals if it is not to be relegated.
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Understanding her dance has rested upon a binary that relegates ballet to a position of abjection, impurity and ugliness.
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The question of criminal liability can not be relegated to a matter of medical consensus.
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She should have been relegated to the ashcan of history a very long time ago.
Palin fires back at Schwarzenegger
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And while it seems at home in supermarket produce aisles, it will be relegated to the household aisle of drug chains, where it initially underperformed in test.
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The material which is of no consequence will be relegated to appendices.
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The excellent results from the method described in the foregoing paragraph has relegated laryngostomy to those cases that come in with a severe cicatricial stenosis from an injudicious laryngofissure; and even in these cases cure of the stenosis as well as the papillomata can usually be obtained by endoscopic methods alone, using superficial scalping off of the papillomata with subsequent laryngoscopic bouginage for the stenosis.
Bronchoscopy and Esophagoscopy A Manual of Peroral Endoscopy and Laryngeal Surgery
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The 80's are over, and the well-oiled tan has been relegated to Staten Island, while conversely, nothing says Upper East Side lady-who-lunches more than a smooth, white, and almost plasticine forehead.
Verena von Pfetten: Tan Is The New Tacky
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Unless its leadership is willing to embrace new ideas and new members, the once Grand Old Party will be relegated to the dustheap of history, like the Whigs, Federalists and other once-major parties that refused to face reality and change, and rapidly moved from dominance to extinction. '
Who Is John McCain, and What Is He Doing to the Republican Party?
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The music, his real career, was relegated to after-hours and vacations.
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The matter he is troubling himself with has now been relegated, by history, to matters of least importance.
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The Division One winners are promoted and the bottom team relegated out of the Premier Division.
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Not that they can't make quilts, but it has been relegated to a craft and an inferior position for so long.
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Relegated to play for some of the league's lowliest franchises over his career, all he has asked for is a chance.
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However, Dolan has conceded defeat in trying to lure fellow loan ranger Peter Hawkins in a permanent move from relegated Wimbledon to Bootham Crescent
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The masked dancing, if it were dancing at all, which had been general in the days of the Emperor Maximilian, and which had not yet gone out of fashion altogether at the imperial court of Vienna, had long been relegated to the past in Spain, and the beautiful "pavane" dances, of which awkward travesties survive in our day, had been introduced instead.
In the Palace of the King A Love Story of Old Madrid
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He relegated the incident to the back of his mind.
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The big iron guys don't want the Microsoft run-time to run well natively on their servers, so it will forever be relegated to edge tasks.
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Now the honest word secondhand is relegated to the ash heap of dysphemism.
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Such a word as _yonder_ is common enough still; but its corresponding adjective _yon_, as in the phrase "yon man," is usually relegated to our dialects.
English Dialects From the Eighth Century to the Present Day
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We were relegated to the Fourth Division last year.
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Will Spurs be relegated to the third division?
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We at Salomon, as I have said, relegated the equity department to a corner in our basement.
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Unlike most Hindi films, where the heroine is relegated to looking pretty, this movie follows the less beaten path of strong women oriented films.
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While denationalized corporations and multinational elites would assumedly rule such a world from secure urban enclaves, the multitudes would be relegated to urban and rural wastelands.
Alfred W. McCoy: The Decline and Fall of the American Empire: Four Scenarios for the End of the American Century by 2025
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The purpose of mutual assistance in time of illness or death was often relegated to a second position, after moral improvement.
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I've decided that the word relegate is too boring on its own and needs the 'ma' to spice things up a bit.
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We have moved from behind the mechitza the barrier that separates men and women during prayer to the front of the synagogue, from being relegated to the private sphere of religious life to the very center.
Rabbi Laura Geller: The (Ongoing) Advancement Of Jewish Women
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I have been relegated to the role of a mere assistant.
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Hearts were relegated in 1977 and spent six years yo-yoing between the Premier League and the First Division before resurfacing as a competitive force in the mid-1980s.
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The screenwriters union wants to eliminate the so called possessory credit, ‘A film by…,’ saying it relegates writers to a secondary status within the industry.
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At an arena featuring two NBA teams relegated to the nether regions of the Eastern Conference rankings, the crabbiest people appeared to be the scalpers at the gates.
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The Iraqi dead have been relegated out of the category of human beings and are classified as faceless, inherently evil "insurgents.
Peace, order and good government, eh?: August 2007 Archives
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There in the corner of the room (or relegated to an unloved table just outside the door) you'll find a wobbly pile of undersize crockery and two silver flasks.
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In the United States, he is relegated to subordinate positions and rendered passive by white society.
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The lippy critic, who constantly tips Wanderers to be relegated from the Premiership, accepted the charity challenge to shave off his trademark moustache if Sam Allardyce's team survive the drop.
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So 4 - ply shouldn't be relegated to baby stuff and socks, but should be used for a special garment for a special person.
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In consequence, these objectives have been relegated, in many cases, to the hidden curriculum and pastoral concerns.
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The old chancellor who had offended against the emperor was relegated to the distant boundaries of the country.
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Rather than being relegated to Saturday morning kiddie fare, anime often holds a prime time slot on Japanese television and is programmed for adults.
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Will it be relegated to the bike rack of history, along with the hybrid and the mixte?
Trendcycles: Evolution or Reiteration?
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Nevertheless, we chatted a bit about how inept we both were at making turkey and the associative guilt we felt at being relegated to mashing potatoes.
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We at Salomon, as I have said, relegated the equity department to a corner in our basement.
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Being relegated to nonactive roles stung on a day where she'd taken a few too many hits.
Strategic Engagement
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Two seasons ago they were almost relegated, last term the team proved themselves good enough for promotion to the top flight only to dunt their heads on the glass ceiling when it came to meeting stadium criteria.
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Though relegated in the league they will still be competing in the senior championship in 2005.
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A zoolike collection of exotic fur coats ( "It's been a bloodbath -- furs are my weakness," she admits) is maintained in labeled cloth bags, while a season's lesser models get relegated to nonslip hangers in the nosebleed back row.
Anna Dello Russo Has Extra Apartment For Her Clothes (PHOTOS)
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The traditional elites were relegated into the background several decades ago.
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In the United States, table tennis is Ping-Pong, a hobby sport often relegated to suburban basements.
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Enloe 32 argues that army support staff, where women play a major part, have a relegated status.
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But we cannot relegate computer games to the cesspit of pop culture solely on the evidence of the current crop of games.
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The supernatural is relegated to the rank of mild amusement.
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Upon discovery of errata in original tabulation, a few bandleaders who were-just ten days earlier-told they had won top honours, suddenly found themselves relegated.
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There is little sign of satisfaction among the crowd of suppliants, relegated after the audience to the external space beyond the parapet on the right.
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Well she's cute, as ever, and it's nice to see so many women over the age of 30 continuing to play the love interest these days instead of being relegated to the frumpy mom roles.
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-- all his doubts and perplexities resolved themselves at once, as by some enchantment, into a lovely, unexpected chord of extreme simplicity; and Martia was gently but firmly put aside, and the divine Julia quietly relegated to the gilded throne which was her fit and proper apanage.
The Martian
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Sylvia, thinking the blow might fall more bearably from his brother's hand than from hers, relegated the task of writing him to Austin; and Austin, with a wicked twinkle in his eye, wrote him in this wise:
The Old Gray Homestead
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Similarly, psychoanalysis's emphasis on unconscious drives relegated the conscious mind to relative unimportance.
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The excellent results from the method described in the foregoing paragraph has relegated laryngostomy to those cases that come in with a severe cicatricial stenosis from an injudicious laryngofissure; and even in these cases cure of the stenosis as well as the papillomata can usually be obtained by endoscopic methods alone, using superficial scalping off of the papillomata with subsequent laryngoscopic bouginage for the stenosis.
Bronchoscopy and Esophagoscopy A Manual of Peroral Endoscopy and Laryngeal Surgery
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People argue about how to relegate certain mushrooms
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The result is that the game's violence, relegated to the distance, feels nonchalant, which is a damn shame considering Argonauts 'use of the Unreal engine makes for some pretty tasty gibs.
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As a result, even a three-year-old boy becomes the legal chief of the family and his mother is relegated to an inferior social status.
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He has been relegated to the position of an assistant coach.
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Rome and the Campagna have been afflicted, from time immemorial, by two plagues, mendicity and brigandage, which after having infected the district with more or less violence for nearly twenty centuries, have been finally thoroughly extirpated by the Italian national government, and relegated to a place among the legends of the past.
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They are overwhelmingly relegated to low paying jobs and are grossly under-represented in the Universities.
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She would be relegated to the ranks of his subordinates once more.
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But he relegated Harbaugh to third string behind Ryan Leaf and Moses Moreno at the start of the season.
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And yet, under Blankfein's ministrations a once great name has been relegated to the dustbin of a different time and a different era.
Raymond J. Learsy: Blankfein's Pay Doubles While Serving as Mortician to Once Great Goldman Sachs
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The offending article and my good self were relegated to the sin bin for a very long time.
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They have already been relegated from division one of the league only winning one of their thirteen games.
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It was not one of the main group of eight, but was relegated to a second tier unglamorously called the "Plus Five" countries (along with India, Brazil, South Africa and Mexico).
China Faces the Challenges of International Leadership
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Eternal inflation may bypass the complications of extra dimensions and quantum gravity, because these are relegated to the infinite past.
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We assert that it is culturally ethnocentric and logically absurd to relegate a universal phenomenon to the pathological domain.
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Critics of air taxis charge that high prices will relegate it to a perk for senior execs.
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During previous expansions, the relegated clubs from the previous season were re-elected, while the top Second Division sides were promoted as usual.
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I wish that Mr. Montefiore had expanded his book a little some of his most interesting bits are relegated to footnotes, and told us something about the origins of the synagogue and of monasticism, which is essential to the story of Jerusalem, but clearly a non-Jewish phenomenon.
The City With the Big Ego
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Being relegated down the ranking of the world's militaries is a major dent to the national pride.
The Sun
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It's your own world where the mundane things of life are relegated to the background while spirited things take over.
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Not so with those moderns whose primary scientific values are oriented to the predictable future, and who often relegate the past to, well, simply history.
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Every new rock genre that comes along, from psychedelia to punk, grunge to Britpop, is driven by male artists, with women relegated either to the margins or a handful of supporting roles.
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As she points out, the study of graveyards is all too often relegated to school projects and they are seen by historians unversed in the use of material culture as being of a lower order than documentary sources.
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With 2005 NYC champ and "oft-runner up" Björn Türoque aka Dan Crane, pictured serving as Master of Air-emonies, the evening was a showcase for moves once relegated to the privacy of the bedroom and the headphones, now writ large and sweaty on the public stage.
Air Guitar Championships Semi-Invisibly Rock Los Angeles | EW.com
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That history would then only be relegated to the books, off limits to non-readers.
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Eternal deletion is not the fate of every comment relegated to the spam bin.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Proverb Spam
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Classical western singing is not relegated to opera alone there is choral and gospel singing too.
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That relegated one of the great franchises to the league of laughingstocks.
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With striker Colin Alcide ruled out through injury and Mark Sertori relegated to the bench, there were starting recalls for midfielder Paul Talbot and John Williams.
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The only rational thing for the twentieth-century folk to do is to cover up the well; to make the twentieth century in truth the twentieth century, and to relegate to the nineteenth century and all the preceding centuries the things of those centuries, the witch-burnings, the intolerances, the fetiches, and, not least among such barbarisms.
Chapter 16
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It's as if our ability to find excitement in the world around us has been relegated to only those activities that charge for admission.
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The ballot is in protest at several drivers who have been relegated to platform work after passing signals at danger.
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Establishing a base in Chicago, the group aimed to instill a sense of pride in its members, decked out in fezzes and bearing identity cards proclaiming "I am a citizen of the USA!" at a time when blacks were legally relegated to second-class status.
Bogus court filings spotlight little-known sect
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The red dwarf star Ross 154 looks as if it's been relegated to the position of "eighth closest star.
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Curries were relegated to just breakfast and lunches at home.
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In the last few years, as they did in the late '60s and '80s, comics have once again busted out of their relegated spot in the cultural margins.
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If you want an allover pattern in your home, though, I tell clients to relegate it to the floor or to upholstery; you can't get away with silver arabesques all over a ceiling like this unless it's really, really high.
Terms of Adornment
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The helpful Mr Beach rounds off a most informative dispatch by revealing that the Dutch side Heracles Almelo, Greek club Iraklis of Salonica and recently-relegated Spanish minnows Hércules Alicante are all named after the demi-god son of the father of gods and men, Zeus.
Which teams are named after fictional characters? | The Knowledge | Barry Glendenning
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Based on his experience, Dr. Bank recommended all patients older than 40 years of age who desire body contour improvement in the neck, abdomen, or arm shouldn't be immediately relegated to facelifts, tummy tucks, and arm jobs.
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Many people have relegated this subject to the area of the ridiculous but certain unexplainable facts remain and a carefully screened net owes much to the testimony of Canadians.
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It would be devastation for me if we were relegated because it's taken us umpteen goes to get in in the Premiership.
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Indeed the crime and its circumstances are relegated much of the time in favour of sequences of badinage within chambers, past and present.
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Relegated to fighting palookas in tiny towns, he was asked to tape a 10-second promotion for a local TV station in Florida.
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You might relegate onions to the list of old-fashioned kitchen standbys, as you can slice and dice them into everything from home fries and soups to omelets and casseroles.
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It's an idea relegated to some throwaway dialogue and one disarming scene in which a girl is confronted by a nutcase.
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Not only is he typecast as a robot named Sam Thinko who is, for the most part, relegated to the background and given corny interactions with actress pronounced “breathy jiggler” Mamie van Doren, poor Elektro spends the movie broadcasting pseudo-sexy dialogue that writes checks his aging circuits and gears can’t pay.
The ULTIMATE guide to ELEKTRO the Moto-Man, essay by M. Sweeney Lawless
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I do not hesitate to assert that death itself were preferable to a condition of mind such as enslaves those who are the victims of that cruel superstitious belief known as conjuration, when from the very nature of its teachings they are cut off from all hope, and relegated to gloomy forebodings and despair.
Recollections of the Inhabitants, Localities, Superstitions, and KuKlux Outrages of the Carolinas. By a "Carpet-Bagger" Who Was Born and Lived There
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It will suffice to state that ninety-seven were relegated to the "bunkum" pocket, and seven retained as conveying intelligent orders worthy of consideration.
On the Heels of De Wet
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Some scientists relegate parapsychology to the sphere of quackery.
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Helen Thomas, Dean (or "doyenne") of the press corps, for the first time in several decades, was relegated to the third row and was not allowed to ask Bush a question (she's known to ask tough questions and would not play ball in the charade) 4.
The Blog from Another Dimension
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After a huge crash on the second lap the race was restarted and he fought his way up to sixth only to be relegated back to eighth on aggregate time.
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As a house with little seniority and less clout at the show, we had been relegated to the backwaters with other unfavored exhibitors.
Peter Ginna: An Insider's Guide to the Characters of BookExpo America
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I'm not sure that I'd go so far as to relegate the Wii to the realm of the gimcrack, but nor am I convinced that Nintendo has managed to absolve the console of such charges as fully as it might.
Are You So Over It?
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Our giant of investigative journalism, Var-Matin, relegates sport to the dark interior of the newspaper.
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Most of the workers were relegated to subterranean office space divided by shoulder-high cubicles.
Fallout
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Most of the clubs teams finished in the top half of their divisions with none relegated.
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He moved back to Forest, who were promptly relegated.
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-- Palestinians are to be relegated to isolated powerless cantons under Israel's control before a "final solution" dispossesses or annihilates them; Israel is for Jews alone; after the 1967 war, the Allon Plan affirmed it - named after deputy prime minister Yigal Allon; his goal:
A Short History of the Israeli - Palestinian Conflict: Past Is Prologue
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It is no accident therefore, that alchemy has been relegated to the margins along with other occult practices.
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This relegated them to a place at only the most informal family meals, usually almuerzos ligeros, light brunches.
The Mexican kitchen: a taste for all seasons
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And that is not to say that the poll will result in the childcare issue being relegated to the footnotes of party manifestos.
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Parking is sensibly relegated to two subterranean levels below.