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Meanings of fundamentally wrong in English

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Usage of fundamentally wrong in English
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The conclusion that there is something fundamentally wrong with our system is inescapable.
The Irish Times
2
There is nothing fundamentally wrong in believing in the NAFTA Superhighway.
Idiot america: how stupidity became a virtue in the land of the free
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All her colors were here, but something was fundamentally wrong with this existence.
Seven Wonders of a Once and Future World & Other Stories
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I think that's fundamentally wrong," said Elizabeth Warren, freshman Democratic senator from Massachusetts.
Reuters
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This would be both extremely dangerous and fundamentally wrong.
The Guardian
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I think it's a fundamentally wrong approach to life.
The Guardian
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There is something fundamentally wrong in the ethos of those schools."
Independent.ie
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He is fundamentally wrong, and what I find offensive is his condescending and dismissive attitude.
The Irish Times
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Murder, in all its bloody forms, is fundamentally wrong.
The South African
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If it detects something fundamentally wrong it would tell a government to do something about it.
Reuters
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He added: "There is nothing fundamentally wrong with the fund.
Reuters
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There had to be something fundamentally wrong with me that made my mother not love me.
Kafka on the Shore
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Independent telecommunications analyst Paul Budde said all indications show there is something fundamentally wrong in Telstra system.
News.com.au
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Senses which were fundamentally wrong engulfed her conscious thoughts, leaving her as a passive, faintly protesting, observer.
The Reality Dysfunction
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And I think that's fundamentally wrong.
The new yorker
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But while I fully accept her bona fides in raising this issue, I believe her analysis is fundamentally wrong.
The Irish Times
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