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In an apparent reaction to the unusual wedding, Agba Village youths who saw the marriage as an abomination set ablaze the church where the wedlock took place.

If those supposed to protect and promote our most basic liberties can deign to snatch these away through such devious means, it is not farfetched to suspect that they intend to turn the Constitution into an abomination to enslave, not free, much less protect us,' it added.

features an epic battle between the Incredible Hulk and a powerful rival, the Abomination.

There's a choice of three great titles: The Abomination by Jonathan Holt, A is for Alibi by Sue Grafton or If You're Not The One by Jemma Forte.

At some point in the novel, for example, a Christian woman, about to marry a decent Jewish man, wonders how she might break the news to her parents that her future betrothed was "a man who at the present moment went to the synagogue on a Saturday and carried out every other filthy abomination common to the despised people.

Maybe someone who is an expert on things Koranic can advise me are corruptive practices an abomination in the eyes of Allah and if so, why in a generally devout community is corruption endemic?

Unless it's for dress up, little girls wearing heels is an abomination.

Your work is an insult to God and the Church - they are an abomination.

Laura Schlessinger said that homosexuality is an abomination according to Leviticus 18:22 and cannot be condoned under any circumstances.

It is an abomination and there is NOTHING that is controlling costs in it--quite the contrary.

What these men in their powerful positions allowed to continue with full knowledge is an abomination.

In a Central press release issued here on Wednesday, party spokesman has appealed to transporters to succeed the wheel jam strike of BNP as rulers have waged an operation to eliminate Balochs from Balochistan and demonstrate their abomination against the rulers.

THE gay-bashing victim whose attack led to Iris Robinson labelling homosexuality an abomination told Peter Robinson yesterday: "Divorce her now".

With regards to the timing of Kempton this weekend, why are people who work in the betting industry at the mercy of those who organise the abomination to horseracing that is all-weather?

both are a choice; both are the termination of life and both are an abomination.