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And how that makes the UK both more unjust and economically weaker.
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As the reader is aware, nothing could have been more unjust.
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But assuredly nothing could be more unjust than such a suspicion.
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At each repetition it struck him as more cutting, more cruel, more unjust.
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Nothing, it seems, could be more unjust or injurious than such a mistake.
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Than this last remark, nothing could have easily been more unjust.
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To his thinking nothing could be more cruel, nothing more unjust, than this.
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There can be nothing more offensive, nothing more unjust, nothing more utterly false.
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Who is then more unjust than he who forges a lie against Allah?
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Here is a game law infinitely more unjust and oppressive.
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S: And who is more unjust than he who forges a lie against Allah?
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Nothing is more unjust than occupying an Islamic state.
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He is a more unjust bone-setter than a dice-maker.
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He can be arraigned at no more unjust tribunals.
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No assertion, he assured them, could be more unjust.
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And the worse is from the better, and the more just is from the more unjust.
