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Shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick called Tuesday's planned protests a "disgrace".

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When Gray tried to do this in the 1970s, accountability still held force, and Gray left office in disgrace.

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“The way they treat immigrants now is a disgrace,” Papi said.

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Glen Powell, who co-created the series with Michael Waldron, stars as a disgraced football quarterback who disguises himself to get a slot on a college team.

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"The grovelling apology to a state that supports and funds terrorism is a disgrace," far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich wrote on X.

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