:" We were at first inclined to stigmatise this language as harsh and barbarous in its sounds.
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Individuals that lack consumption choices therefore also lack a choice of identity and are marginalised to stigmatised housing estates.
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However, the Portuguese version, " Adolfo ", has not become stigmatised in the same way.
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Acontius, an advocate of religious tolerance, was now stigmatised by Francis Cheynell as a'sneaking Socinian '.
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An individual stigmatised as criminal is discriminated by authorities, which supports criminal behaviour and displacement from the mainstream population.
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Those who practised it were stigmatised as'deviant'and so on; some were imprisoned or even executed.
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Marriages between Coloureds and black Africans are generally stigmatised, as the former preferred to select partners with visible white characteristics.
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Unlike other classes of working women, such as domestic servants and shop staff, barmaids were often stigmatised and shunned.
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This garnered criticism from the audience and Marquess received letters stigmatising Lance as a " betrayal of all gay men ".
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Many reasons, one being I'm simply tired of being stigmatised for an episode of mental illness long ago.
