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Since Israel's Gaza offensive 18 months ago, cross-border violence has largely abated.
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Bryant had an offensive way of dismissing what he called 'ordinary crime'.
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What is particularly offensive is the way the government has announced this.
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What's more, there are serious legal consequences for using this offensive term.
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The next criticism is a related one: the great 'straw man' offensive.
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And today, she'd been hearing strange, unsavory things about herself... from everyone.
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A few years later a more unsavory scenario for Jennings's mishap emerged.
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There are a whole lot of unsavory lifestyles in the animal kingdom.
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But enough of unsavory him: the clique remained and treasured his doctrine.
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Even if he had to look for it in unsavory places sometimes.
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She also grasped the edifying, if at times unsavoury, allure of secrets.
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It was a female, and the flesh appeared to us not unsavoury.
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How many more unsavoury photographs that we don't know about are circulating?
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His descent in another branch affords the opportunity of more 'unsavoury comparisons.'
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Brant was fast gaining an unsavoury reputation which he but partly merited.
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Mr. Fischer's business later on that night led him into unsavoury parts.
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But she!-lether leave the human brute and his unsavoury struggle alone!
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However, there were numerous reports of unsavoury incidents to phone-in radio shows yesterday.
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I've never come across someone that I considered dangerous or unsavoury.
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Despite the unsavoury scenes, there are signs that pan-Arab revolutionary solidarity remains intact.
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They were indeed as unsavoury in appearance as they were brutal in manner.
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The unsavoury tale could run on for a while longer yet.
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The cab stopped before a dilapidated house in an unsavoury street.
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Recently, they have lured more unsavoury visitors in the form of drug traffickers.
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Clearly I am the kind of unsavoury character they're trying to keep out.
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It explains a tolerance for unsavoury regimes in Syria or Sudan.
