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Particularly egregious is the reproach that I do not distinguish between "secular Pakistanis and their Islamist rivals," whereas the entire book, in particular its final chapter, entitled "Gentle Islam," pleads for this necessary, indispensable, vital distinction.— 'Murder in Karachi': An Exchange
Even more outrageous and egregious, they reached out and hijacked four delegates won by Hillary Clinton and gave them to Barack Obama, a man who withdrew, voluntarily withdrew his name from the ballot.— CNN Transcript Jun 1, 2008
And if there is something egregious or if the hearings prove there is something egregious, I won't certainly rule out any further action.— CNN Transcript Jun 8, 2003
These violations are extraordinarily egregious, and profoundly disturbing.— CNN Transcript Oct 24, 2004
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