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The monarchy is now, more clearly than ever, part of the problem. It sits at the apex of a horrendously hierarchical and unequal society.

It sits at the apex of a horrendously hierarchical and unequal society.

Worse, the boy's tiny hands were found to have been horrendously burned.

What makes them so horrendously different from the run-of-the-mill zombies or "normal" skeletal undead?

Unfortunately, the practice has less appeal. DNSSEC is horrendously complex.

Stone: We used this word that's so horrendously awful and figured out how to do it in a cool way.

but David is indeed the main reason that I am horrendously behind on my correspondence.

Indeed, pressure has grown to getrid of some of the most horrendously ugly postwar buildings.

According to Josh, it's like "eating horrendously sharp rock candy" .

Other ballot measures, such as Proposition 98 in 1988, were meant to restore school spending, with horrendously complex funding formulas.

Now when you go to the movies the spell of popcorn almost seems irresistible, despite its now horrendously expensive price.

For example, consider the following horrendously broken code for opening and closing files