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Most significantly, it overturned a New York minimum wage law in a decision known as Tipaldo, after its detestable protagonist, the owner of a laundry who had been cheating his laundresses of their legal wages.

Yes, even detestable speech of that kind should remain as free as possible.

From Salon

And many could withhold their votes in November, returning the White House key to the detestable Donald Trump.

I can even appreciate the innovations it contributed to modern American music, partly because its most significant one bolsters my argument as to why it’s still sort of detestable.

From Salon

And how a beloved author could have been a detestable human.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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