41. The IAEA trivializes all missing information. 42. And his graceless and occasionally painfully cliched prose trivializes the book's more serious intentions. 43. Actors say it trivializes their range. 44. Banning such objects only trivializes the pain and suffering that history brought to so many people. 45. Most important, the ruling trivializes the critical constitutional issue of separation of church and state. 46. Efficiency and accountability are great; but gambling on terrorism trivializes the murder of innocent civilians. 47. Some feel it trivializes the Holocaust. 48. That kind of trivializes the issue. 49. Some veterans complain that the experience is misleading-that it trivializes their real combat experience. 50. Without offering any real reasons, he also continually trivializes all the work from before them.
