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American Catholic conservatives have trashed L'Osservatore's editorial changes under Vian, saying the newspaper disserves the faithful.

At 150 years, pope's newspaper raises eyebrows 2011

A manufactured solidarity between credentialed public school teachers and nonprofessional public employees disserves teachers and students alike.

Striking a Balance on Public-Worker Trade Unions 2011

He said the de Young "disserves its public" by acting as though Mr. Chihuly's colorful works have a place in the history of art.

Museum Invests in Crowd-Pleasers Geoffrey A. Fowler 2011

American Catholic conservatives have trashed L'Osservatore's editorial changes under Vian, saying the newspaper disserves the faithful.

At 150 years, pope's newspaper raises eyebrows 2011

Everything else is, for now, a distraction that disserves our collective purpose.

How Lessons From The Military Could Save BP's Reputation Richard S. Levick 2010

We risk turning housing into a kind of rent control or farm policy disaster -- a multigenerational distortion of the market that quickly disserves the people it's intended to help.

"The government is promoting bad behavior...." Ann Althouse 2009

So, Upazila Chairman disserves the above said level of status.

Bangladesh: Strong Local Government for Better Democracy 2009

I hope that situation changes soon, because it disserves the worthy elements of the Republican/conservative platform, and the United States.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Krugman on Health Care: 2009

Scher's view of the process disserves the interests of liberals and undermines the Supreme Court as a critical institution in our constitutional system.

Geoffrey R. Stone: Scher's Folly, or How NOT to Think about the Confirmation Process 2008

Just as it was in 1971, it is again right to make clear that the best way to support the troops is to oppose a course that squanders their lives, dishonors their sacrifice, and disserves the American people and our principles.

John Kerry: Patriotism Is Truth, Today as in Vietnam 2008