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Balin then meets his brother Balan, also in disfavour of King Arthur, who has come to Arthur's country looking for him.

Owing to his role in this conflict Ewen Cameron fell into disfavour with the Earl of Huntly, Chief of Clan Gordon and Lieutenant of the North.

Historically the Abbey was one of the last ecclesiastical sanctuaries to surrender such ancient rights, ostensibly free refuges of asylum, frequently among residents were politically disfavoured and dangerous inhabitants.

As Rainsborough was under Cromwell's disfavour and there were tensions between Rainsborough and the commander he was displacing, Henry Cholmeley, who later defected to the Royalists, many at the time wondered whether there was some Parliamentary complicity in his death, as do historians today.

He was a Knight of Justice of the Order of St John, which was regarded with disfavour by the Nazis.

M'Bolhi was initially the third choice goalkeeper for the "armymen", but started to feature more often towards the end of 2013 after Tomáš Černý fell into disfavour.

In the war between Frederick III and Albert of Brandenburg he tried to act as mediator but only fell into greater disfavour with Frederick.

The department was abolished in 1970 and Vopěnka, though allowed to stay at the university, fell into disfavour with the regime, which limited his contacts with foreign mathematicians.

He was a Knight of Justice of the Order of St John, which was regarded with disfavour by the Nazis.

Falling into disfavour, Silva's accomplishments were erased from Roman archives in what Romans called damnatio memoriae.

He was in this state of papal disfavour at the time of the Norman Conquest.

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She is ambitious, good-looking, and not unkind despite her pursuit of Shinogu.

This re-merchandising program was unkind to smaller, locally owned businesses who were squeezed out by the 'upscaling' of the property.

Technically, a group of Ravens is referred to as an "unkindness of ravens".

Later generations have been equally unkind.

not to treat the Jews in so unkindly a spirit, for there are future Christians among them.

With this, unkindness and infertility are associated with a thin person.

It speaks of the unkind and unceremonious treatment metted to him by the British authorities.

He is usually the youngest of three brothers, and although they appear to be much smarter than he, they are sometimes unkind to and envious of him.

On the return to Ireland of the Earl of Desmond in 1573, FitzMaurice left for the continent, offering his reasons variously as a desire to gain pardon from the queen through the French court, and the unkindness of the earl.

Although the Bamboccianti found success with their paintings, art theorists and academicians in Rome were often unkind as paintings of everyday life were generally regarded as being at the bottom rung in the [of genres].

Michael is initially unkind to her as he misses having Pam as his receptionist, but she is able to earn his respect by cheering him up after his disastrous school visit in "Scott's Tots.

It found that 'excessive individualism' is causing a range of problems for children today, including family break-up, teenage unkindness, unprincipled advertising, too much competition in education and acceptance of income inequality.

He became close to flatterers, not willing to listen to honest advice, unkind, and busy with construction of palaces—all traits that his father Liu Cong had displayed as well (and which Liu Can himself had, ironically, advised his father against in 312).