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Meanings of worst offender in English

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Usage of worst offender in English
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He said as far as alcohol went, ale was not the worst offender.
Radio NZ
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West is far from being the worst offender in this area.
The Irish Times
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Texas may be the worst offender, though the others are not far behind.
Reuters
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The country's largest bank ANZ was the worst offender for pushing unwanted products.
Radio NZ
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But Bluemercury is the worst offender when it comes to samples.
NY Magazine
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But imagine my being congratulated for that!-Good-morning, Sir Willoughby.-Theworst offender!
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
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Mock The Week is repeatedly cited as the worst offender.
The Guardian
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Who ever talks of Col. Frank Johnson who was by far the worst offender?
Freedom's Battle / Being a Comprehensive Collection of Writings ...
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And as it turns out, antidepressants aren't the worst offender.
Wired
10
According to the Banking on Climate Change report, the worst offender in Europe is Barclays.
The Guardian
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Inspector Miller, in particular, had been the worst offender, given his recent dealings with Arthur.
The sherlockian
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And even he was far from the worst offender.
Reuters
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The worst offender was Nicholas Soames, though we worked out how to deal with him.
The Guardian
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The Raval is probably the worst offender for noise.
The Guardian
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And the worst offender is one of its judges.
News.com.au
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Before 1990 the worst offender was bituminous coal, which caused high levels of smog in Dublin.
The Irish Times
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