prole in the PONS Dictionary

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Eventually, we will find out the truth behind the story because it will go better for him and the prole board will think he's remorseful.
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Suddenly, not only have both prole-threat punk bashery and destructo-rock found fresh voices, they've been melded into a seamless new terror all its own.
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It is not that some people are archangels and others proles, but rather that we all share the characteristics of both to limited and varying degrees and at different times.
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And, pretty soon, your endless prole-ier than thou platitudes start to ring a bit hollow.
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In our company, at least, he neither swore nor glottal-stopped, nor did he affect prole-speak.
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Or do they merely offer a convenient target for the hatred and scorn of proles who actually loathe themselves?
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Prole quarters consist of rundown apartment buildings, shops and pubs.
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For the average populace prole, however, there may not be any real assistance should something like this occur.
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Menial labor was generally looked down upon as "prost", or prole.
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This was also higher than the reduction seen in similar areas (in terms of tenure and demographic prole) in the city, of 38%.
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