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Is it a matter of election or something more calamitous or dramatic?
The new yorker
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He opened a tavern, which proved more calamitous than the former undertaking.
Anecdotes of Painters, Engravers, Sculptors and Architects and C...
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The potential for a more calamitous disaster is greater than ever.
The Irish Times
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The internal effects of a mutable policy are still more calamitous.
The Federalist Papers
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To how many more calamitous days must these eyes be witness?
Italian Letters, Vols. I and II; Or, The History of the Count de...
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Nothing more calamitous than that had occurred to him.
Jason: A Romance
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A more calamitous reverse could not have befallen Spain or Ireland in the era of the Reformation.
A Popular History of Ireland : from the Earliest Period to the E...
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Or would the party have gone into a meltdown that would have made the defeat even more calamitous?
The Guardian
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Has there ever been a more calamitous start to a World Cup campaign than the carry-on over at ITV?
The Guardian
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And the more calamitous the euro zone becomes, the more attractive the franc -and the more expensive the defence.
Reuters
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And of all the weapons hanging on those walls none were more calamitous to Camorak's foes than was the harp of Arleon.
A Dreamer's Tales
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So was a skyed Wilfried Bony clearance after Carl Dickinson's free-kick, and more calamitous defending might have allowed Notts County to open proceedings.
The Guardian
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The fate of some of the most distinguished American and British historians would be even more calamitous than that of their Continental brethren.
Political and Literary essays, 1908-1913
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Everyone knows the rewards you get there. Despite the joyous scenes at the final whistle, Charlton could not have endured a more calamitous start.
The Guardian
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Even more calamitous, the 49ers lost Garrison Hearst, their best running back in years, probably out for the rest of season with a broken collarbone.
The Irish Times
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(2) At Laon in the next generation there was a wilder and more calamitous rising against the misrule of the bishop.
Medieval Europe
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