Spanish
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This sloppiness speaks to one of the true tragedies of the case.
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And one thing Honor had learned long ago was that sloppiness spread.
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Their complaints about the slowness and sloppiness of the service were loud.
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In the real world, visual cues correct any sloppiness in sensing movements.
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There were moments of sloppiness combined with the sublime in England's fielding.
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The reason for such slovenliness is that I'm not feeling my best.
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Pride, even vanity, is less of a vice than slovenliness, my dear.
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And over all the same air of personal slovenliness and ill-breeding.
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Their tastes and distastes were so synonymous; they hated hypocrisy, vulgarity, slovenliness, imitations.
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Abhorring slovenliness and the Jacobin motley, he would not affect them.
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This unkemptness, however, made him offensive despite his face and figure.
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In that time I let my beard grow, and trained my hair into a patriotic unkemptness.
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He knew they were Indian ponies by their size, their variegated colors, and their general unkemptness.
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But for his horrible unkemptness the man would have been as distinguished-looking as he was impressive.
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Straight ahead he saw the garden, lying graceless and deserted, with the unkemptness of extreme old age.
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Death, I take it, is never a very tidy proceeding; but in battle it acquires an added unkemptness.
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There are two features about him, then, which seem to strike every one, his unkemptness and his shyness.
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Then let them make an end of their unkemptness and pay their vows and go around the ancient House.
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Many people regard unkemptness as a sign of genius; which is, I daresay, the reason why poets seldom wash their necks.
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The pitiful sight of the girl, the ragged skirt, the terrible unkemptness of the small body, almost brought a shout from his lips.
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"I come from Madam Bowker," he explained to Craig, humbly conscious of his own disarray and toiler's unkemptness.
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This unkemptness, however, made him offensive despite his face and figure.
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In that time I let my beard grow, and trained my hair into a patriotic unkemptness.
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He knew they were Indian ponies by their size, their variegated colors, and their general unkemptness.
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But for his horrible unkemptness the man would have been as distinguished-looking as he was impressive.
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Straight ahead he saw the garden, lying graceless and deserted, with the unkemptness of extreme old age.