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Even people who always thought themselves persecuted could be right sometimes.

In the old days, I guess, she might have been actually persecuted.

He was persecuted nine times in the course of years.

We are a political party that was itself persecuted by the army.

The government has got nothing better to do than to persecute me.

And if they persecute us, then it must be right.

You could persecute all the children in the world, but there's one thing you'll never have.

But if he did, who would be left to persecute the bad guys?

But he said the boy was persecuted in many other ways, and finally dropped out of school.

At this fair no one is to be persecuted to buy.

I should persecute anyone who would not show me respect.

Group members have long said they were being persecuted by white authorities because of their race.

No one should be persecuted because of their religious beliefs.

In the beginning there was no problem, but later Jews were persecuted.

"I feel more persecuted than you can ever imagine," she said.

All the stories I would like to write persecute me.

In the communist period he and members of his family were persecuted.

Since 2008 he is persecuted for freedom of scientific research.

"That must make it difficult for you to persecute her."

First (and once again), a man is being persecuted for having written a book.

In many of these cases they had been persecuted and sometimes forced to leave their homes.

I am shocked that in today's society those who need help the most are being persecuted.

The interviews made clear that they now had the strong sense of being persecuted by their own church.

At one point, he said the state had "persecuted" him.