Word: spitefully
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...response to the dismal economic conditions of the black community to which Americans have turned their spite. America—for all of its grand ideals such as social equality, class mobility, and equal opportunity—has labeled a whole race of people as second-class citizens...
...It’s kind of a weird feeling, but I think that’ll help us more to play well this weekend.” Traveling to Potsdam, N.Y. for the quarterfinal conference, Harvard hopes to come into the contest with focus and composure in spite of the unique challenges that arise when on the road. “It’s funny because last week it didn’t feel like we were going to lose or there was a chance we could lose,” Reese said. “But now we?...
...would feel if, after he and the other jurors put so much thought in this verdict, it was all wiped away by a White House pardon. "If Bush pardons Libby, I wouldn't be upset a bit," he said, "I don't have any anger or spite about Mr. Libby. I just don't think that...
...spite of the presence of two presidential contenders, the name most often heard from the crowd, was that of Bill Clinton...
...reality, however, is that they are the victims of the same political games that have played havoc with the entire public transport system of Delhi," reports NyayaBhoomi's website. "There are scores of other problems which the politicians do not want to address. The result is that in spite of cheating you, most auto drivers live in slums or resettlement colonies. Their children are forced into child labor. Thousands of auto drivers are forced to depend upon rented auto rickshaws for their livelihood in spite of having spent 30 years or more in the trade...