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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.

The more antibiotics are used inappropriately, the greater the risk of bacteria growing resistant to them.

“François Hollande never said a word out of line to me or behaved inappropriately with me—unlike many a politician,” she writes.

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

Jurors must decide if the McDonnells inappropriately aided in that effort in exchange for loans and gifts.

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

But they are lost among long and high-flown speeches, which Lear keeps incessantly uttering quite inappropriately.

The glory of the place was indeed gone—​desecrated, as the Chinese could not inappropriately say, by Western barbarians.

The name Langstrothdale has a Celtic ring, and has not inappropriately been translated to mean the long valley.

By this man acquires the likeness of a brute animal, with which indeed such persons not inappropriately compare themselves.

A very curious but fully authentic anecdote may not be inappropriately inserted here, in which this individual was concerned.