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• Six Companies, led by superintendent of construction Frank T . Crowe, exploited this buyer's market odiously.
• It has a rather odiously titled " Cheftestant Scorecard " which keeps track of the winners and who was eliminated.
• Le Pen and his National Front party have long peddled an odiously xenophobic message, laced with anti-Semitic overtones.
• Per George C
  linescu, these works featured verses that were " odiously interpreted " from French models, and with numerous " trivialities ".
• Some bioethicists characterize the use of the " Nazi analogy " as inappropriate when applied to quality of life decisions; Arthur Caplan called this rhetoric " odiously wrong ".
• The great subtheme of " Inspector Morse " is the corrupt underbelly of the university, a reservoir of suave, tweedy, and odiously dangerous and hypocritical characters.
• The odiously named Kennedy Assassination Tool ( KAT for short ) lets you plot a bullet's trajectory backward and digitally enhance a photo of the area where the bullet came from.
• Beauvilliers in Montmartre, the Paris Zagat says, is " romantic " and " overflowing with flowers " for some, but " pretentious " and " odiously expensive " for others.
• Bush and Reagan acted so odiously on behalf of big tobacco to pry open foreign markets that Surgeon General C . Everett Koop said in 1988, " I think it is reprehensible for this wealthy nation to export disability, disease, and death to the Third World ."
• Ten years ago, when I dared report in this space that the latest children's synonym for kiss was the odiously graphic to suck face, the report was the subject of much eye rolling and teeth gnashing in the offices of The New York Times set up for the sole purpose of detecting hidden dirty etymologies and tricky triple-entendres in my scholarly copy.