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Of course she wanted his approval, of course; she wanted it terribly.
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It didn't seem terribly important to answer that right now, perhaps later.
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The problem is that the virus lurks for a terribly long time.
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Solving this problem is not impossible, but neither is it terribly practical.
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As the financial crisis deepened, events confirmed Minerva's prophecies all too terribly.
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A second later, he opened it again and said, I'm awfully sorry.
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A year was an awfully long time to go without a man.
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That's an awfully nice offer, Eadric, but I'm afraid it wouldn't work.
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You're awfully young and you don't know my girl very well yet.
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But it was awfully dangerous of you to risk compromising our mission.
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The rocks at the north end of the beach are abominably slippery.
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The iron was deeply rusted and the place itself smelled abominably stale.
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I ought never to have given way; we were both abominably selfish.
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In a great deal of my talk with D. I posed abominably.
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It was the right thing to do, and it was done abominably.
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It's no secret that diversity in the tech sector is abysmally low.
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Despite this, equal participation of women in decision-making forums remains abysmally low.
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The truth of it was that Charles was abysmally timid of girls.
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However, when it comes to the live export of animals, we fail abysmally.
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In the case of Mid-Staffs Hospital, hundreds were treated abysmally and some died.
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So far as hiding one's intentions, it's a most rottenly immoral game.
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I am sure she has had a rottenly unhappy life.
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Life had treated her rottenly, but she never complained.
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The Yucca it contained broke rottenly, its trunk opening to show a center of soggy pulp.
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I know I've behaved rottenly to you since you've been back, but the first step's always so difficult.
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In the note-book I handed him he wrote in atrociously spelled Spanish:
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He pulled out packet after packet of atrociously colored stationary... View Article
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They had been atrociously treated by the natives, and had suffered much.
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He echoed Goldsmith and a whole line of British poets-echoedthem atrociously.
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Tell Pole as you go by that last mutton was atrociously tough.
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She drives herself, shortens her petticoats, and cuts down her dress-bodies atrociously.
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He is atrociously severe on Huxley's lecture, and very bitter against Hooker.
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I am drunk, atrociously drunk; and I have been drunk so long!
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But don't be cross, my dear, because you have behaved so atrociously.
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Call in Nathanael, and eat your breakfast quickly, you atrociously lazy folks!
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When there is no hope in the future, the present appears atrociously bitter.
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Then again: the cities had been atrociously robbed by their own Greek magistrates.
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The men of the royal family marry many women, and are atrociously fertile.
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His audience listens to him with the greatest pleasure, because he swears atrociously.
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Mildred knew why he was there-andshe acted and sang atrociously.
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And Marr had always struck me as an atrociously bad lot.
