illegitimacy

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• Pheu Thai and smaller parties could still pass laws, but those could be subject to charges of “illegitimacy” later.

• They play to chords of resentment and cast a veneer of illegitimacy over actions and lives lived honorably.

• But to deduce from this a fragility, if not illegitimacy, in the NTC makes no sense.

• So, Holbrooke went to Kabul and blasted Karzai for the corruption, inefficiency, and illegitimacy of his government.

• Violet Walbridge was a failure at illegitimacy and lawless passion, and, what was worse, she knew it.

• The spectres of illegitimacy and civil ruin are what would stare them in the face, and turn their very lips so white.

• But the story of his illegitimacy and foreign birth was current long before this date was established.

• The best aspects both of legitimacy and of illegitimacy were to be stereoscoped in the perfect birth.

• The subject is difficult and unpleasant: illegitimacy is wicked and, therefore, must not be talked about.