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Examples for "ill"
Examples for "ill"
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Commission powers to enforce content decisions are ill-defined and subject to challenge.
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Powerful professional interests, with widespread but ultimately ill-informed public support, held sway.
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A new report has highlighted the link between domestic violence and ill-health.
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The idea is simple: to prevent torture or ill-treatment before it happens.
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Beyond that seems less clear; his role in this team remains ill-defined.
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Several days later, I heard a new and even more ominous sound.
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Visit Website Despite these ominous signs, rangers have not given up hope.
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We're never quite sure who you is, but it sure sounds ominous.
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June 5... Well, he's paralyzed now, and his future is extremely ominous.
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Then he smiled; and the smile was more ominous than the sparks.
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From inauspicious beginnings, the Government marches on to the next 100 days.
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That would have been an inauspicious way to start a country, huh?
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The most inauspicious of all omens is the appearance of a centipede.
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The crossing of their path by the latter is considered peculiarly inauspicious.
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Relations between the administration and Slim got off to an inauspicious start.
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Darwin was born in February 1809, and his student years were inauspicious.
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It was about as inauspicious a first day as you could fear.
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They are now listening to the fierce and inauspicious cries of jackals.
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The most inauspicious struggles are past, but the public deliberations need stability.
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Hock Seng looks away, evaluating the bodies again, calculating against inauspicious numbers.
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Think, my friend, of the embarrassments attending this unlooked-for and inauspicious meeting.
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Almanacs were therefore sold, with directions how to avoid the inauspicious times.
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This was the most inauspicious of starts for the newly installed favourites.
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The timing of the vote was inauspicious from a Remain perspective.
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Senator Chris Dodd of Connecticut proposed the idea in 2007 with inauspicious timing.
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Such was the inauspicious manner in which Pitt entered on his second administration.
