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And if both sorts are used indiscriminately, which do you personally prefer?
2
The Roman conquest accelerated the decline in severe taste, when different orders were used indiscriminately.
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Neither hypnosis nor self-hypnosis should ever be used indiscriminately.
4
Tomahawks, knives, and arrows, were used indiscriminately, and many an Indian fell in that bloody contest.
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It is used indiscriminately for boiling, frying, and baking, besides its normal purpose of holding rations.
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As for the bogey of Black Magic, this is a phrase often used indiscriminately and wildly.
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It is used indiscriminately to denote all persons in monastic orders, in or out of the monasteries.
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The Roman conquest accelerated the decline in severe taste, when different orders began to be used indiscriminately.
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The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly is a Frenchman, and French and English are used indiscriminately in debate.
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The words "Ku Klux" and "Ku Klux Klan" are used indiscriminately in current conversation and literature.
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It is not a thing to be used indiscriminately, but it is good upon occasion: as now, for instance.
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Today the word ritual is used indiscriminately for any habitual preparation, from bathing to watching TV to after-game celebrations.
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This bath is employed either for pleasure or for health, and is used indiscriminately for all kinds of diseases.
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Therefore, severity indices should not be used indiscriminately in order to predict all complications frequently presented by patients after CABG.
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All these terms are used abundantly in the records of the time and to a great extent are used indiscriminately.
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Everything at the threshold of the burrow is used indiscriminately: fragments of Locust, vegetable remains and especially particles of earth.