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We were treated like animals.
And once we would got Hammond properly dressed…'we were treated to a spot of light drifting.'.
We were treated like slaves'.
From the time we walked in the door until we left, we were treated like family.
We were treated as criminals.
From the time we checked in until the time we left, we were treated like family.
We were treated like criminals.
From the minute we arrived to the minute we departed, we were treated like family.
We were treated like royalty.
From the time we entered the venue,to the time we left, we were treated like family.
We were treated as special guests.
Can't say if we're big fans of the Guatemalans as many times we were treated as dollar bills or cash machines.
We were treated like special guests.
We were treated like dogs.
We were treated worse than dogs or pigs.
Basically that we feel like we were treated like shit and that the drone program needs transparency.”.
We were treated just like dogs.
Instead of being angry at the way we were treated, regardless of how horrible we have assessed it to be, we need to learn to view that treatment from another perspective.
We were treated like movie stars with muscle.
Afterwards we were treated to a real English high tea. What a treat! .
We were treated and disposed of at once, given a certificate to the school.
I will not describe how we were transported, how we were treated on the road, because it is hard to believe without seeing it with your own eyes, think Marya Ilyinichna, regarding whom such measures were taken, who are referred to death by starvation?
We were treated and disposed of at once, given a certificate to the school.
We were treated with him together(my husband was bled, he was on a business trip), but they threw myself at me.
We were treated with him together(my husband was bled, he was on a business trip), but they threw myself at me.
Very often we were treated as second-class or third-class people, when we settled outside the borders of our country.
We were treated to an inspirational speech by Ravishankar Dakoju of the Rotary Club of Bangalore Orchards, India, in District 3190.