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That includes steering clear of people, homes, protests or densely populated areas.
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Stay in a public place Stay in well-lit and densely populated areas.
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New York City is the most densely populated city in the country.
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The densely populated onshore area to the right is San Diego, California.
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No sensible country builds airports with flight paths over densely populated areas.
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Cathy looked at her dumbly, as though trying to understand the question.
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He nodded dumbly and I handed over the note he'd left behind.
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He stared dumbly for a moment at the strange transformation in her.
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The story writer rose from the bench and gesticulated eloquently but dumbly.
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The squaw gestured dumbly, and Casey stooped and went into the tepee.
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They terminate somewhat obtusely, and form two acute angles at the base.
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It came to her sullenly, obtusely, like the instinct of revenge to an animal.
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So it went on, obtusely and persistently, whenever he tried to sound the note of prudence.
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For a moment, obtusely, I did not understand.
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Frowning obtusely, Jared listened up at the man.
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In shape they taper somewhat suddenly to the smaller end, which may almost be termed obtusely pointed.
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When do women want the bulky, solid reasons obtusely demanded by men before they can be enemies?
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The body is flattened, irregular in outline, obtusely pointed anteriorly, the point being turned to the right; rounded posteriorly.
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Had things been otherwise he could have niggled away about the obtusely downmarket, rebarbatively Cisatlantic inflections of their language.
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Rather obtusely, the Globes have nominated Aaron Taylor-Johnson's performance as the sinister, feral criminal who sets the nightmare in motion.
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He's the frontman of Grand Pocket Orchestra, but Paddy Hanna's solo debut isn't quite as obtusely off-the-wall as those lovable oddballs.
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To me, he did not seem your natural mate; but then I saw with man's eyes; I was afraid of meddling obtusely.
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Sir Philip, I beheld with pained surprise, had obtusely suffered himself to be caught out in the committal of fifty-nine set offences.
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If there is one thing that sums up how ineptly and obtusely the Firm has handled things, look at the events of early 2011.
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"How does Marietta get into the game?" asked her father obtusely.
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"But they are more convenient than eye-glasses," she urged obtusely.