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They remorselessly pulled down, or patched meanly and sordidly, the old work.
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And it is even better never to be happy than to be sordidly happy.
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Something ironically vulgar, sordidly tragic has seemed to creep into my relations with Judith.
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What they were selling purported to be an alternative to a sordidly commercial food industry.
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I am condemned as brutally profligate: I am classed with the stupidly and sordidly wicked.
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None of these categories had applied in the case of Robson's squalidly mediocre action.
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Its streets are squalidly flat, its houses meanly rectangular.
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It all gets entangled and squalidly looms in the sad disarray of my confused sensations.
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New York may be splendidly gay or squalidly gay; but, prince or pauper, it's gay always.
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It would seem that the inevitable accompaniment of such prosperity is the meanness of poorly-built and squalidly-kept suburbs.
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Why should it seem so squalidly?
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Thomas Dermody (1775-1802) was an Irish poet of squalidly dissolute life.
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It is a foolish community that can house whole classes, useful and helpful, honest and loyal classes, in such squalidly unsuitable dwellings.
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Circles and pentagrams loomed on every hand, and told indubitably of the strange beliefs and aspirations of those who dwelt so squalidly here.
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"But you-Amidst this beauty-You are not this ill-conditioned, squalidly bred lad of whom I have been reading?"
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None of these categories had applied in the case of Robson's squalidly mediocre action.
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Its streets are squalidly flat, its houses meanly rectangular.
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It all gets entangled and squalidly looms in the sad disarray of my confused sensations.
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New York may be splendidly gay or squalidly gay; but, prince or pauper, it's gay always.
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It would seem that the inevitable accompaniment of such prosperity is the meanness of poorly-built and squalidly-kept suburbs.
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Why should it seem so squalidly?