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• “Anyway, attacking a leader's critics (you call it "depraved") because our country's enemies agree with them on some points is an ancient, cynical smear tactic.”

  Sound Politics: Giuliani is looking interesting

• “That she was mentally ill should have set into motion a whole series of actions and reactions on the part of hospital and social services professionals–none of whom could be bothered to reach out to this woman and help her–a clear application of the term depraved indifference if I’ve ever heard it.”

  Three good comments on the Rowland case

• “How much more depraved is a Traci Lords video than a video of dogfighting?”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » Big First Amendment win in United States v. Stevens

• “Many are also being paid by certain depraved, degenerate factions within the German government.”

  Scientologists, WWII Star of David spoof

• “What we might consider depraved is just more of the usual to Bill.”

  Archive 2007-09-23

• “If you're squeamish or easily offended, this one is a lock to knock you off the deep end, as Daughters of Darkness is bathed in depraved moments.”

  GreenCine Daily: DVDs, 11/1.

• “O'BRIEN (voice-over): Before Dahmer became known as a depraved serial killer, he served short prison sentences for indecent exposure and molesting a minor.”

  CNN Transcript Feb 17, 2008

• “His adversary is not the individual Euripides, but under his name depraved taste and the abandonment of that noble simplicity which had produced the masterpieces of the age of Pericles.”

  The Eleven Comedies, Volume 1

• “A professor of religion whose mind and manners are depraved is the most insipid animal that can be.”

  Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume V (Matthew to John)

• “Even Evernote's mighty processing power can't quite read my profoundly modified - you might say "depraved" - chancery cursive hand.”

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