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Disgrace is a
novel by J. M. Coetzee,
published in 1999. It won the
Booker Prize. The
writer was also
awarded the
Nobel Prize in
Literature four years...
- Look up
disgrace in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Disgrace is a 1999
novel by J. M. Coetzee.
Disgrace may also
refer to:
Disgrace (1929 film), a Czech-German...
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Disgraced (2012) is the
first stage play by playwright, novelist, and
screenwriter Ayad Akhtar. It
premiered in
Chicago and has had Off-Broadway and Off...
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Schoolboys in
Disgrace, or The
Kinks Present Schoolboys in
Disgrace, is a 1975
concept album by the Kinks.
Their 15th
studio album, it was considered...
- "Yours Is No
Disgrace" is a song by
English progressive rock band Yes,
which first appeared as the
opening song of
their 1971
album The Yes Album. It was...
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Disgrace is a 2008
Australian film,
based on J. M. Coetzee's 1999
novel of the same name. It was
adapted for the
screen by Anna
Maria Monticelli and directed...
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Disgrace of Gijón (Spanish:
Desgracia de Gijón) is one of many
names given in
hindsight to the 1982 FIFA
World Cup
football match pla**** at the El...
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yellow card in the
process and was
recorded shouting "It's a ****ing
disgrace" into a live
television camera. On 17 June 2009, UEFA
subsequently handed...
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Amazing Disgrace is the
fourth album by the
Seattle alternative rock band the Posies,
released in 1996. It was
their final release for DGC Records. As...
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speech in
which she said "we
import two
thirds of our cheese. That is a
disgrace" and "in December, I'll be in Beijing,
opening up new pork markets". Four...
