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in bad taste

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“I am sorry that there is so much ignorance and so little respect in the use of a work that for centuries has been praised for its beauty, for its purity, for its meanings, its symbols, to make products in bad taste, out of plastic,” Hollberg said.

"Workers say they are only receiving around half of what is owed to them due to the UK government's scheme failing to protect contributions from inflation," he said, adding the refusal to make up the difference was "deeply disappointing" while blaming cost was "in bad taste".

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Others thought it was in bad taste for her to celebrate her freedom while Godejohn serves a life sentence.

He pleaded not guilty to fraud by false representation, at different times claiming the venture was not a scam but a joke made in bad taste and later a social experiment to see how much attention his post would receive.

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His 2022 application to the Motor Vehicle Division for a vanity plate reading “REZWEED” was denied after state officials called it “in bad taste.”

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

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