Some critics view backpackers, past and present, as despoilers of cultural and natural environments as they quest en masse for the unspoiled, untouristed place.
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It focused around the incursion of the Gothic Sector by fleets under the command of Abaddon the Despoiler, and the subsequent campaign by the Gothic War.
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At Abingdon he was remembered as " " a despoiler of churches and the poor until his miraculous conversion [ to Christianity ] " ".
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Time is seen as a quiet despoiler of happiness and innocence, and the lure of another world unblemished by its passing has an irresistible seduction ."
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In the current political climate, Black History Month is no doubt derided as an affirmative-action sop to multiculturalists and other despoilers of the 1950s American way.
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But Suu Kyi said large Japanese companies " who come to Burma to enrich themselves " are among the " despoilers " of the nation.
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Sexually motivated hair theft has also been reported the work of hair fetishists known in the 19th century as " plait cutters " or " hair despoilers ".
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Although their scores are far lower than those of past GOP lawmakers, the new generation of Republicans insist they are enemies of overregulation, not despoilers of the environment.
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Both men, who are in leadership positions in the House, chafe at being characterized as despoilers, and say what they are trying to do is restore balance.
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The evidence Krech marshals suggests that _ much like present-day Americans, native or not _ they were ecologists when it suited their needs and despoilers when it did not.
