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Meanings of highly dubious in English

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Usage of highly dubious in English
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Saracens were awarded a highly dubious try by television judge Brian Fitzgerald.
The Irish Times
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Does Mayweather Jr share his uncle's highly dubious view of Khan?
The Guardian
3
When rap lyrics are introduced as evidence, that becomes highly dubious.
The South African
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This, right at the beginning, makes the morality of the transaction highly dubious.
A Plea for Old Cap Collier
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Heartbreak Ridge appeared oddly non-judgmental about the US's highly dubious intervention in Grenada.
The Irish Times
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This focus is based on highly dubious statistics from the anti-republican lobby group FAIT.
The Irish Times
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They leant together precariously, one stacked against another to provide a highly dubious stability.
The Naked God
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Also, the 'suspect' SmurFFs from previous years are highly dubious as evidence of anything.
Wild Justice
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I had thought that technique highly dubious, at best.
The Hyperion Cantos
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Tatiana dropped them, peering over the edge of the crater with a highly dubious expression.
The Neutronium Alchemist
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Slideshow (3 images) Jackson seemed highly dubious about that claim.
Reuters
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Depending on your perspective, this might sound like a dream job or a highly dubious occupation.
The Guardian
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The evidence revealed the extent to which gardaí were prepared to go to bring highly dubious prosecutions.
The Irish Times
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John Smith, less disciplined, looked highly dubious.
American empire: blood and iron
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A due diligence study should have shown that neither was likely, and thus the loan was highly dubious.
The Guardian
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For all those reasons, investors and infrastructure experts are highly dubious that a canal will ever be built.
Reuters
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