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Conditions are worsening and the Rodney King verdict is certainly not the most egregious injustice in our midst.

He felt every glance of Fournel's eye a contemptuous comment upon his deformity, now so egregious and humiliating.

By Hugo's brother I will be tried on no charge;—seeing that he is, was, and ever will be—in charity I speak it—an egregious fool.

They are extremely poor, egregious liars, the greatest thieves in the world, and very treacherous.

That I have been making a most egregious fool of myself, sir,” replied I, “with respect to the de Clares.

I give you my word, the appointment of Mr. Butterfield will be an egregious political blunder.