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"These developments flagrantly disregard the lessons the international community should have learned from the tragedies of history," he said.

So yes, America has been dealing with these flagrantly political shenanigans from our very first election.

Jukebox musicals, inspired perhaps by the commercial success of “Mamma Mia!,” tend to muscle an artist’s hits into flagrantly incongruous dramatic contexts.

It reared its ugly head in such a flagrantly unassuming way that is sadly common within our communities.

“The agents appear to be flagrantly violating these immigration laws,” he said, “all over Southern California.”