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Meanings of deeply shocking in английском
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Usage of deeply shocking in английском
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The club apologised to all players who experienced this deeplyshocking behaviour.
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The details of the case, now infamous five years on, remain deeplyshocking.
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It's the fact that he's a foundling that is deeplyshocking.
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To see two gentlemen of his acquaintance thus brutally mauling each other was deeplyshocking to Harry.
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It's deeplyshocking, Sarkozy said during a two-and-a-half hour televised debate with members of the public and journalists.
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Mr Blunkett used new powers to take the unprecedented step after Sir Michael Bichard reported deeplyshocking .
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Madam - The excellent Prime Time programme showing the plight of elderly Irishmen living in England was deeplyshocking.
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Now this is deeplyshocking.
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Mr Barclay said even though staff knew some of them could lose their jobs, it has been deeplyshocking for them.
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Mr Cameron told the BBC's Nick Robinson it was " deeplyshocking" that the killer was thought to be a British citizen.
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Mr Corbyn's spokesman said: "The reports about this appalling event were deeplyshocking and there can be no excuse for anyone's attendance."
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A survey which found that half of the State's vulnerable adults have been abused or seen somebody close to them abused is deeplyshocking.
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Prime Minister David Cameron has described the killing of a soldier in a suspected terror attack outside Woolwich Barracks as " deeplyshocking".
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North Yorkshire police inspector, Tim Hutchinson said the number of floral tributes illustrated the scale of local grief: This is deeplyshocking for the town.
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An inquiry into how British child killer Ian Huntley slipped through the police's intelligence net has revealed a " deeplyshocking" catalogue of errors.