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• But only a perfect imbecile would get revved over a movie this horridly unconvincing.
• My situation makes me horridly sad and wretched.
• The category Fictional Characters ( FC ) is indeed horridly over general and over populated.
• The article was horridly fannish, but could have been stubbed while including an assertion of significance.
• Perhaps it is best for the New York Rangers and their fans that this horrible season ends horridly.
• The current BLP is horridly written and florid . talk ) 12 : 49, 4 September 2016 ( UTC)
• The category is ridiculous and will most certainly be horridly overpopulated if kept . "'For inclusion : "'
• Jasper, their toddler, is at the mercy of his horridly alienated half-brother, Gareth, Fran's 11-year-old son.
• Consider that last week only one of the plays _ the horridly reviewed " The Graduate " _ was playing to more than 90 percent capacity.
• HOWEVER : if there are TWO articles on the same topic they need to be merged .-e-( Or the other page deleted as it is horridly written ).
• "I tell the operator to send over their most horridly offensive colors, " he said, " and I'm always pleased with the results ."
• Polly, by contrast, considered her childhood to be " horridly unhappy . " Not being able to complete her school education, she never acquired the sophistication that she so greatly valued.
• A spectacular disaster quickly saves them from this terrible condition, but their fate is replaced by a work ethic under a horridly gross alien; he lives in a container of smelly glop.
• :: : To date there has been some horridly sloppy work in the article that named the accused as " the perpetrator " multiple times without trial or conviction ( since corrected by me ).
• Irving is horridly wrong, but that is not the same as making the case that he is not an historian-- " many " historians over the years have been horridly wrong.
• Irving is horridly wrong, but that is not the same as making the case that he is not an historian-- " many " historians over the years have been horridly wrong.
• Institutional memory is critical, and we must be certain that the people who misbehaved so horridly, as well as those who might choose to emulate them, are prevented from doing so in the future.
• After clicking through the choices, my personalized site went horridly awry in suggesting Burt Bacharach, Fleetwood Mac, Elton John and _ gak _ wall-to-wall Kiss coverage, much of it several days old.
• Life in Toronto in 1895 was no glide across the ice, according to Maureen Jennings in her horridly graphic period mystery UNDER THE DRAGON'S TAIL ( Thomas Dunne / St . Martin's, $ 21.95 ).
• Collectivization signified the " effective abolition of private property in land, and the concentration of the remaining peasantry in'collective'farming under Party control . " The combination of these two horridly brutal and demeaning acts led to millions of deaths, many of which went unreported.