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The £10m programme will focus around upgrading and refurbishing four bridges around Junction 26, which have become riddled with potholes.

From BBC

Covino is seemingly more smooth and together, though riddled with insecurities, while Marvin initially appears hapless and vulnerable, with an emotional intelligence that reveals him to be savvier than he first appears.

Tesla’s robotaxi rollout in Austin has been riddled with glitches, including instances of the vehicles violating traffic laws and even driving into oncoming traffic.

He has continued ratcheting up false portrayals of dystopian urban hellscapes riddled with crime, even as experts track the link between his language, trickle-down racism and an increase in hate crimes.

From Salon

His body was found in the back seat of his car, which had been riddled with bullets.

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

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