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The fact that 90 of these offences were Covid-related is particularly abhorrent.
2
This abhorrent act has mutilated, injured and traumatised hundreds of innocent people.
3
It isn't only the betrayal but the end result I find abhorrent.
4
He said: Forced marriage is abhorrent and is little more than slavery.
5
The conditions under which the Spanish flu overtook the world were abhorrent.
6
The things he does are clearly more than transgressive: they are abhorrent.
7
As abhorrent as his actions were, kidnap was another order of magnitude.
8
The idea of accounts with his children had been abhorrent to him.
9
Fleetwood was the civiller; his immediate prospective duties being clear, however abhorrent.
10
On the other hand they like us, and find the English abhorrent.
11
It is abhorrent and we fully disassociate ourselves from the views expressed.
12
It is abhorrent for a wolf-or a man-to lose control over himself.
13
He said eating the carcasses of murdered beasts was abhorrent to him.
14
But there's something abhorrent about the attitude of many English rugby fans.
15
Mampintsha has maintained his innocence, chalking up his abhorrent actions to self-defence.
16
At first it did seem abhorrent, but she glossed it over so-
