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Meanings of atrocious conditions in English

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Usage of atrocious conditions in English
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Over 100 seafarers and several ships are currently held for ransom in often atrocious conditions.
BBC
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In atrocious conditions in Austria this was vintage Hamilton.
The Guardian
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There were many victims in terrible, atrocious conditions in several places, police prefect Michel Cadot told reporters.
Reuters
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Leinster 13 Connacht 0 Leave this as a solid win in atrocious conditions.
The Irish Times
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The Shelbourne renaissance continued apace as they beat Derry City in atrocious conditions at Tolka Park on Saturday.
The Irish Times
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But for New Zealand too, gripped by the prospect of a dramatic and potentially dangerous rescue in atrocious conditions.
Radio NZ
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Many more died in atrocious conditions in Franco's labour camps and prisons, according to non-Spanish specialists on the period.
Reuters
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Many more died in atrocious conditions in Franco's labor camps and prisons, according to non-Spanish specialists on the period.
Reuters
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Kilmoyley ended a 30-year wait in a dramatic final played in atrocious conditions at the Austin Stack Park Tralee.
The Irish Times
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Canning was in sensational form, shooting 3-8 in atrocious conditions.
The Irish Times
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The atrocious conditions had given rise to the strong suspicion the game would have to be endured rather than enjoyed.
The Irish Times
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Fairyhouse raced in atrocious conditions yesterday and must pass a 7.30 inspection for today's meeting.
The Guardian
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This game was very much in doubt considering the atrocious conditions but referee Pat Meade decided the pitch was playable.
The Irish Times
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He was caught high over Rossbeigh beach in Dingle Bay after an epic three-hour chase in atrocious conditions on Saturday evening.
The Irish Times
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A charity spokesman said: The animals were signed over to the charity having endured atrocious conditions surviving in a sea of filth.
The Irish Times
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Both sides deserve high praise for the manner in which they overcame the atrocious conditions of driving rain and a strong wind.
The Irish Times
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Atrocious conditions across language varieties
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