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• There was no suggestion the club members had done anything untoward, the source said, saying that due to the Rebels 'involvement in much of the heavy unskilled labour in Canberra - plumbing, stainless steel work, towing - they were likely to have been on a legitimate job. —  Central Western Daily
• Let me also note another point on which Tushnet and I are in total agreement: There is no implication that OLC did anything untoward or improper in this case. —  Libertarian Blog Place
• "Professor Chi never ignores anything untoward, no matter how trivial it might seem at first," research student Hoang Thu Huong says.
• Why do I have the feeling something untoward is happening here? —  Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
• Dodgson took his vows of celibacy very seriously, Wilson emphasizes; his opinion is that Dodgson would never have engaged in inappropriate behavior or done anything "untoward" in his friendships with children, whom he regarded as "the embodiment of purity." —  American Scientist Online

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