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However, the same critic also dismissively described Gary as an "ultra-shallow album".

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As such, when Jinx commits her terrorist attack, both the immediate victims and Piltover citizens overall are aggressively dismissive of arguments about Zaunian social justice.

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A few weeks ago one of Russia’s most acerbic news anchors was completely dismissive of Harris’s political abilities.

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“He didn’t have a single legal argument to prevent the publication of these documents and he was very dismissive of the public’s right to know which is a significant legal consideration,” Cobb said.

From Salon

"In what situation does shouting at anybody or being that dismissive help the situation?" she said.

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

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