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An unlucky man was as abhorrent to him as a negligent one.
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Massoud described the Saudi's puritanical, intolerant outlook on Islam as abhorrent to Afghans.
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Controversy is as abhorrent to me as gin to a reclaimed drunkard; but oh dear!
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The idea of living separately was just as abhorrent to him as it was to her.
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The American television network ABC described the star's tweet as abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with its values.
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Tanaiste Joan Burton has described the fatal attack on French publication Charlie Hebdo as abhorrent and an atrocity.
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Tell them that to kill a male shall be as abhorrent to them as to kill another female.
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And the sheer professionalisation of the process will doubtless strike as abhorrent those who prefer to coo over Tom Daley.
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A spokesperson for the university has described the group's views as abhorrent but said they are protected by freedom of speech.
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In response to questions from the ABC, a Defence spokesperson said: Defence and the ADF reject as abhorrent everything this flag represents.
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Madam, - The President's denunciation of the publication of cartoons of the prophet Muhammad as abhorrent to the Irish people was out of place.
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As abhorrent as his actions were, kidnap was another order of magnitude.
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As abhorrent as his words were, they may not have been directed at anyone in particular.