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While irksome, I find this far less aggregious than the total lack of basic interview skills necessary to choose the proper candidate.

How to recruit badly « TalentedApps 2008

Then he is converted to a card carrying member of the team to fight a more aggregious foe.

Is Hulk Destined to Become a Bad Guy in The Avengers? « FirstShowing.net 2008

They actually manufactured this story and then attempted to run up their ratings flogging it (CNN was especially aggregious).

Election Central Saturday Roundup 2009

I am tired of Enhansed interrogation techniques but just as aggregious is the application of the term terrorist and “the battlefields of Afghanistan”.

Uh, Which Civil Liberties Groups Pushed For A ‘Prolonged Detention’ Executive Order? | ATTACKERMAN 2009

First it was by attacking the villanous corporate polluters by focusing on the most aggregious pollution issues.

The Case for Libertarian Evangelism, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

These same people that screamed that the 'Reagan' mini-series be pulled because it was an aggregious affront to Reagan's memory now say that we should just let a film that outright defames people's reputations on the 'other' side, be allowed to air and let people make up their own minds.

In New Letter, Clinton's Lawyers Demand ABC Yank Film 2009

And particularly that it is aggregious for "Christians" to be so engaged.

Texas Faith: Tiger Woods and cheap grace | RELIGION Blog | dallasnews.com 2009

Maybe you are guilty of similar aggregious moral harms against your fellow man, but the vast majority of people have a stronger moral fiber than this slime ball.

Think Progress » BREAKING: Former Enron CEO Ken Lay is dead. 2006

If the President ever DOES do anything blatantly aggregious, the House can impeach the president, and the Senate can expel him.

Think Progress » Rep. King: NYT Reporters Should Be Charged Under Espionage Act 2006

If the President ever DOES do anything blatantly aggregious, the House can impeach the president, and the Senate can expel him.

Think Progress » Rep. King: NYT Reporters Should Be Charged Under Espionage Act 2006