The slapdash concrete panel wall runs east-to-west along the 50-foot long border of our back garden. |
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The surfaces are lumpy and clotted, linty with escaping threads, amusingly slapdash. |
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Its factual jurisprudence is slapdash, sloppy, and, too often, supercilious. |
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I want to begin by apologizing for all of the grammatical errors, slapdash reasoning, and sloppy writing in my recent posts. |
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However, a few years back, I finally saw the light, and vowed to change my slapdash approach to personal finance. |
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This first one was a gross-out parody of horror movies that made so much money, they couldn't wait to produce this slapdash scatological sequel. |
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When considering the cases of tall-case pendulum clocks he remarks on their slapdash construction of butted and nailed boards. |
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The cavalier and slapdash approach to their documentation was not helpful in this regard. |
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This slapdash approach to the recording and construction of an album possibly could be financially related. |
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I know no poet who, even in quite slapdash poems, can provide more pleasant and provocative surprises. |
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The cut was slapdash and messy, but it was deep and had the desired effect. |
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To some he appeared disorganized, slapdash, cheerful to the point of flippancy. |
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It was also callous, slapdash and neglectful of the interests of less secure and well paid workers. |
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When he paints with casein on wood, Doyle's style varies from precise representation to almost slapdash casualness. |
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His cabin bordering the Upper Buffalo River Wilderness in the Ozarks of northwest Arkansas is slapdash functional. |
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It's a rather slapdash collection of ideas, but it makes some worthwhile, if loosely supported, points. |
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I particularly enjoyed the jolly japes and larks of Ping the Elastic Man, Tin-Can Tommy and Whoopee Hank the slapdash sheriff. |
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But they have a slapdash quality that points to their function as performance pieces. |
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The cross-dresser will perform his unusual mix of ballet and slapdash comedy. |
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It was slightly tatty around the edges, with grubby window frames and slapdash paintwork. |
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The more cerebral cinemagoer, however, is left in a conundrum as he or she tries to unpick the film's slapdash symbolism and script. |
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Yet his plot devices are so slapdash, and key developments are tossed off so perfunctorily, that it seems the author didn't even have the time to write us a good bad book. |
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The band's eponymous debut was recorded in a slapdash fashion. |
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No conveyor-belt publishing here, no turgid potboiler-sequels, no catchpenny dreadfuls, no ghosted ghastlies, no bored and slapdash editors. |
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Surely slapdash American engineering will be put to shame by the inventive perfectionism of the German Tüftler, car folk mutter. |
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This being the case, allegations of mortal danger or of slapdash or shoddy work are demagogic, ridiculous and unfounded. |
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Godfrey's ascetic prose will hold little interest for logophiles, but the slapdash feel of the writing is a compelling evocation of the teenage mind. |
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Their abuses and misuses are not the slapdash errors of unlettered hacks, but the carefully conceived creations of educated men and women. |
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This should include support offered to all those with a diagnosis and the end of perfunctory, slapdash homecare visits. |
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The government has a history of spotty, slapdash attempts to block websites with potentially objectionable content. |
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We've always felt that there were certain details, sometimes just minute little things, that sounded a bit slapdash in the final mix. |
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In fact, we'd go so far as to say the whole thing sounds distinctly slapdash! |
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It is definitely time to reform this legislation, but that does not mean it should be reformed in a slapdash manner. |
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When a law is written in such a slapdash way, who would not be justified in treating it with contempt? |
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Rash is the person who jumps into the database jungle in slapdash fashion without having an idea of where to go. |
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You'll learn even more from the slapdash, poorly edited, and boring sites. |
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The approach is old-fashioned, research slapdash, scholarship negligible, the judgments inane, the characterisation childish, the tone sick-makingly patriotic. |
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She frowned at the messy handwriting and slapdash clump of phrases. |
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And neither do you, thanks to sloppy reporting and slapdash conclusions. |
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The risk with collage is that it can seem slapdash or myopic, its meaning opaque to anyone but the artist. |
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No matter how constitutionally suspect, how costly, how slapdash, or how disappointing a grand policy might be, well, they tried. |
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In a state of urgency, the films produced are slapdash and unfinished. |
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In recent weeks, we have had to sign a slapdash agreement because the government had promised money for the manufacturing and forestry industries. |
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Camera work can be shoddy and editing slapdash. |
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Van Eyck signed his portrait of the Arnolfinis slapdash in the center of the painting. |
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Even the revised version is a little slapdash and impressionistic. |
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The idea is to nip in the bud any temptation to adopt the slapdash underwriting practices that became a feature of America's mortgage market in the run-up to the financial crisis. |
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To the uninitiated, it can seem all too random, slapdash, or disorienting. |
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I find it similarly unacceptable to say, in a slapdash fashion, that small states should receive transitional periods in certain matters, for which are these small states? |
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However, we will not present a slapdash and incomplete plan. |
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After more slapdash Liverpool defending and with Martin Skrtel backing off, Adam strode through to drive low into the corner before Steve N'Zonzi bent a magnificent shot past Mignolet from outside the area. |
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The most obvious is that, as a result of its functioning democracy, zealous bureaucracy and timorous or lethargic governments, Britain has a slapdash approach to heritage. |
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The planning of the operation was slapdash, without enough intelligence, without sufficient consideration of the alternatives, without taking into account potential dangerous scenarios. |
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This report has vindicated the forced resignation of a sloppy, slapdash Commission and revealed a catalogue of irresponsibility by Member States who are prepared to criticise but not act on fraud and irregularities. |
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But I must say to you in all honesty that the text before us today has been thrown together, it is slapdash and flippant and I, for one, am not proud of it. |
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Their heavy paternalism was in some ways a better thing than the slapdash, half-bogus fraternalism of the French, or the priggish avuncularism of the British. |
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