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Florida’s Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis is currently facing pressure to forcibly remove an elected official from office for online content denigrating Indian immigrants.

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It became fashionable to denigrate these impairments as “subjective” or unserious.

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But certainly, my script is not in an effort to denigrate Maggie’s experience.

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This is not to denigrate Grealish's form, which has already made him a hero with Everton's fans, but a brutal reality.

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“What we do here makes a difference,” Barbara tells the consultants in an inspirational speech, making the point that “DMV” is not out to denigrate the institution or the people who work there.

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