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All the much-maligned police can do is try and keep the young people in those areas safe.

It is time to say the same of a much-maligned mum too.

At this point, you have to credit Argentina’s much-maligned back line.

Things could be about to change for the much-maligned bean, however.

I'd like to point out one other important accomplishment of the much-maligned health care industry.

But it may be a new high for Australia’s much-maligned prime minister.

The standardized test, that much-maligned American practice, just took another hit.

The offensive star of the first half was the much-maligned Johnson.

This is done to save the reputation of the much-maligned police force.

Leave aside the much-maligned banks and consider the legal world.

For me, it seems the much-maligned American healthcare system works and can be very good.

A reform of the much-maligned current election law is also on the agenda.

In the third quarter, Washington's much-maligned defense through the first three games began to fall back into the same patterns.

Most important of all, the much-maligned government has finally been doing what it is supposed to do – governing.

The receivers who were much-maligned a few weeks ago are starting to come into their own as a group.

However, these much-maligned businesses have a key role to play in Scottish industry.

That's where the goodies for the much-maligned industry come in.

But it turns out this much-maligned slogan is in good working order after all.

And so a much-maligned series comes to an end.

But if this was a playground I’d be starting a fight right now in defence of a much-maligned friend.

The much-maligned trams project, now likely to come in at a cost of more than £1bn.

The life insurance agent has been a much-maligned individual recently because of a few "bad seeds."

Here we would say a good word for a much-maligned dog, the police or German shepherd.

In the process, he may be clearing a path forward for himself and his much-maligned sport.

How about support for the much-maligned “public option” as a facet of health care reform?