Picasso's masterpiece articulates the horror and outrage felt by all civilized people at the wanton bombing of an open city. |
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It is his own wanton destruction of the bountiful and generous Mother Earth which will finally compel him to change his ways. |
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A young man starting out in life has had his business badly damaged by this wanton destruction. |
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Just like without the wanton slaughter, rape and theft of Native Americans and their territories there would be NO USA whatsoever! |
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But legitimate protest has become mixed up with wanton destruction or even violence unrelated to the activities of the businesses attacked. |
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This wanton act of vandalism took a lot of effort and it's a sad reflection on how society can be today. |
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But behind the comic veneer was a clear message about the dangers of wanton sexual activity. |
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A few kisses in the moonlight and I turned into a shameless, wanton creature so unlike myself. |
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Sure there were a few drunks and wanton women scattered around the common room of the Gray Mule Inn, but it seemed like a friendly place. |
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For a moment I toyed with presenting myself as a wanton temptress with a dozen regular gentlemen callers and a bedside drawer full of Mates. |
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Together they roam the streets, picking up prostitutes and other willing, wanton woman to calm their near-desperate need for the female form. |
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She, who had not come to wanton, used a borrowed wantonness as the instrument of her devotion and courage. |
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The wanton gesticulations of a Virgin in a wild assembly of Gallants, warmed with wine could be no other then riggish, and unmaidenly. |
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The principal cause of ruination is wanton excess through the sin of hubris. |
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The boom in bipolar disorder may in part be the outgrowth of wanton diagnosis of attention deficit disorder in schoolchildren. |
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The Marooners who escaped carried their wanton ravages to other parts of the world. |
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It is they who shoved us into wanton consumerism, into a society in which we must maintain a champagne lifestyle on mauby pockets. |
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It is becoming fashionable now that any slight incident of misunderstanding should discharge wanton destruction and lawlessness. |
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When a young poet fails to find the words he can moan and wail and lament his wanton muse, gone off and left him bereft and lonesome. |
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In this fact every other possible cruelty, tyranny, and wanton oppression was by implication included. |
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On the other hand, there are too many lapses on the Government's part, if not deliberate mistakes, glaring errors and wanton blunders. |
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The history tells us that once political mobilisations take center stage, wanton crime, ill-discipline and slothfulness suddenly disappear. |
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In a wanton act of vandalism their car was broken into and rendered undrivable. |
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They clucked and fussed and were fit to be tied at the wanton waste they witnessed. |
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He also carried out an unauthorised development which involved the wanton destruction of protected trees and a heronry. |
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A curvy red human shape was stepping out of the fountain, cloaking itself with the warm towel in an innocent wanton way. |
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In Hinduism, then, the wanton destruction of forests is not just something merely inexpedient, it is a sacrilege. |
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What I saw was not condonable, for he did not deserve forgiveness for such an atrocious deed such as this wanton destruction. |
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Rarely does a performer with such negligible talent flaunt his insignificance with such wanton panache. |
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For all the freak imagery and wanton derangement, there was a certain plausibility to the pop stars of the sixties. |
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There are already rumours of group hugs, slogans, primal screaming and wanton use of flip charts, just before the Two Minutes' Hate. |
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Restore corporal punishment in schools solely for serious bullying, physical assault and wanton serious damage to property. |
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But what of the mothers, women imprisoned and committed to poorhouses, punished for their wanton lusts rather than neglect of children? |
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His latest provocative intervention concerns the wanton promotion of pap, and along the way he has a pop at just about everyone. |
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A prince may be ruthless when it is prudent, but wanton cruelty is foolish. |
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But none of this can ever justify the wanton destruction of innocent human lives by terror. |
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But then I've always used Rebus in this wanton way, as a punchbag of sorts. |
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Maybe, in a truly punky and wanton act of hypocrisy, she might even return to the company. |
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It should be wicked, wanton and lewd, dirty to the point where it is embarrassing to look at one another in the morning. |
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In September 1993, he was charged with two counts of first-degree wanton endangerment, court records show. |
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When entering the Centre on Sunday, she was in a complete daze and nearly cried when she saw the wanton destruction. |
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So he learns a siren song on the Hammond upright, woos wanton waitresses to his seaside flat and then tickles their ivories with the help of a love drug. |
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Fears of wanton lawlessness, panic, and doom follow most every natural disaster, but they almost never come true. |
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The wanton and deliberate demolition of the Babri Masjid by the Hindu fundamentalist forces in December 1992 was a watershed in the governance of the country. |
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We seem to want sexual privacy when it's convenient, but we also want the freedom to be publicly wanton, from blogs to reality shows to tabloid tell-alls. |
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Both acts of wanton destruction were deliberately aimed at symbolically injuring the self-esteem of the targeted victims, beside tremendous loss of innocent lives. |
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The new movie Pacific Rim has brought robots bursting back into our collective consciousness like wanton property damage. |
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The contrast between the world's wanton violence and promiscuity on the one hand, and the Torah's pristine standards and sensitivities on the other, must have been astounding. |
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Nothing else can describe such brutal massacres, such wanton destruction. |
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Yet we never understand why she lives her life as such a wanton woman. |
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Last week we witnessed the wanton destruction of human life in Madrid. |
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I couldn't wait to find out and if that made me a wanton woman so be it. |
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Maybe if I hang out with enough gays they'll be able to convert me and I can proceed to indulge in wanton and indiscriminate sexual encounters with both genders. |
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In fact, it is quite obscenely lurid in its sheer, wanton yellowness. |
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One of the reasons the Vikings are viewed so negatively is that their violence could seem wanton or irrational. |
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When is a bawdy, ribald tale of a wanton wench and her very naughty sexual adventures as boring as a trip to the Field Museum to watch dinosaur bones fossilize? |
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The later patriarchal cultures denounced them as immoral and wanton. |
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I simply take this logic to its conclusion and point out that this woman's wanton and libertine approach to grace is the camel's nose under the tent. |
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Her friendship with the fashion glitterati would be endangered by Ronan's cowboy sense of style, his membership at the golf club threatened by her wild and wanton ways. |
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The city in the nature's very lap is being subjected to wanton denudation. |
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Her relationship with the US director is only one episode in a very wild and wanton life, which has provided her with plenty of other material to work with. |
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It is wanton and pointless vandalism which has caused a lot of disruption to the school, but also those who carry out such attacks are putting their own safety at risk. |
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On Monday, September 13, we found that the glass had been smashed again, so the council has to now believe that it is just stupid, wanton vandalism. |
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Their wanton vandalism causes money to be wasted and toilets to close. |
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This photo illustrates mankind's wanton disregard for Mother Earth. |
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Vandals were guilty of the wanton destruction of the school property. |
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How they must have laughed about the strutting of her whose mother was a wanton and aunt a gin! |
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As for her soft brown hair, it was free to wanton in the winds, save where a strip of velvet restrained it around her brows. |
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How merrily we would sally into the fields, and strip under the first warmth of the sun, and wanton like young dace in the streams! |
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They need to protect their daughter again, this time from their wanton acquisitiveness. |
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She adopted the comic role of the trickster and verbal dualist, the uncorrect, wanton, offensive, and unapologetic person. |
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Over limits, littering, wanton waste of game, not making a reasonable effort to retrieve your birds, trespassing and a current license and tags. |
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Do we blame the wanton schoolboy, with a pebble in his hand, all powerless to resist the alluring vastness of a barndoor? |
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He may be named only to be cursed as wanton and mocker, poseur, trifler and vagrant. |
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Criminal negligence is when the homicide was the result of an act that showed wanton or reckless disregard for the lives of others. |
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If this wanton attempt to unrail or overturn the engine had succeeded, eight lives would have been sacrificed. |
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Edward himself, now thoroughly enlightened on her character, had no scruple in believing her capable of the utmost meanness of wanton ill-nature. |
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Naturally the Tennesseeans, conscious that they had not wronged the Indians, and had scrupulously observed the treaty, grew imbittered over, the wanton Indian outrages. |
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Ev'n such as neither wanton seeme, nor waiward, mell, nor gall. |
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People should not marry too young, because, if they do, the children will be weak and female, the wives will become wanton, and the husbands stunted in their growth. |
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Those faytours little regarden their charge, While they letting their sheepe runne at large, Passen their time, that should be sparely spent, In lustihede and wanton meryment. |
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If a shipowner's breach of its obligation to provide maintenance and cure is willful and wanton, the shipowner may be subject to punitive damages. |
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Whosis has been around, and has made provisions to circumvent any wanton slaughter of his perfectly good name. Whosis has a card. The card comes in to you. |
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