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  • Promoted to Headline (H2) on 5/19/09: Connecticut Election Audit: 'Ridiculous, Unacceptable, Unconscionable' yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'Connecticut Election Audit: \'Ridiculous, Unacceptable, Unconscionable\' '; yahooBuzzArticleSummary =' Article: Connecticut released an "audit" (not really an audit) on May 12, 2009 -- more than six months after the Nov. 2008 election, and long past any possibility of rectifying errors, if found.

    Connecticut Election Audit: 'Ridiculous, Unacceptable, Unconscionable' 2009

  • AT&T EULA's Terms Are Found "Unconscionable" - What Does That Mean?

    AT&T's Arbitration Clause Strips Consumers Of Their Rights - The Consumerist 2008

  • AT&T EULA's Terms Are Found "Unconscionable" - What Does That Mean?

    Groklaw 2008

  • AT&T EULA's Terms Are Found "Unconscionable" - What Does That Mean?

    Groklaw 2008

  • AT&T EULA's Terms Are Found "Unconscionable" - What Does That Mean?

    Groklaw 2008

  • I amboth a humanist in the style of the Quakers and yet an atheist, apolitical inclusionist with a contextually sensitive mind and I share your rage against a system that defies all responsibility towards the children is as you rightly put 'Unconscionable' to me it is a true ‘obscenity’.

    Shameful! Big Tobacco Swiftboats Healthcare for Children 2007

  • "Unconscionable," echoed Kathy Kushnir, executive director of the advocacy group

    Projo.com Projo Local News 2010

  • "Unconscionable," echoed Kathy Kushnir, executive director of the advocacy group Marriage Equality of Rhode Island.

    Projo.com Projo Local News 2009

  • "Unconscionable" is used in contract law to refer to a contract or parts of a contract which are unfair to one party in the contract.

    CRN Australia - News - 2008

  • "Unconscionable" is used in contract law to refer to a contract or parts of a contract which are unfair to one party in the contract.

    CRN Australia - News - 2008

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