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These days it’s far easier for an advertiser to be overly restrictive in their attempts to avoid inappropriate content, media owners be damned.

There are safeguards for ensuring that such a decision is not made lightly or inappropriately.

As a result, many of the women “were groped or inappropriately touched during the performance.”

Dr. Coates observed, “I did not see it as sexual, but I saw it as inappropriately intense because it excluded everybody else.”

The funeral has stirred up old divisions, and has been criticized by many as inappropriately partisan.

Accounts differ as to what, exactly, happened that day and on who acted appropriately or inappropriately in the battle.

The scene might not inappropriately be compared to a post-mortem examination on an extended scale.

There exists, too, in the great territory of vulgar speech what may not inappropriately be termed Civic Slang.

A characteristic anecdote is told of William Etty, which may not inappropriately be introduced here.

It did not occur to me that I was inappropriately dressed, but of course I am not conversant with your customs here.

To this bird has been given not inappropriately the name of Summer Snipe.