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- adj. comparative form of sketchy: more sketchy
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Examples
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FinReg won't do enough to fight payday loans, writes Timothy Noah: One of the sketchier provisions in Dodd-Frank affirmatively prohibits Warren's new agency from setting a maximum interest rate on payday loans ...
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Sharon retold the story as briefly as she could and made an even sketchier explanation of how and why she had volunteered to look after Ridge in his home.
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I've had some luck getting laid with AdultFriendFinder (it sounds so much sketchier than it actually is, I promise), but if that's not what you're looking for, then stay away.
Ask Professor Foxy: Does My Size and Not Flirting Keep Me Alone? - Feministing
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There is yet a core of common decency built into our lifeways and even some of our institutions that has thwarted, so far, the sketchier aspects of this government's agenda.
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It gets sketchier the earlier we go but I can still pretty much tell a Roman and Greek era film and know what should be right.
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Law 2: The crappier the Web site, the sleazier (and sketchier) the ads.
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This one is even sketchier than usual though, legally.
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The last three are a bit sketchier in quality, but there's a few good episodes.
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Experts say we have an itchy security trigger because the species had to be hyper-alert to survive back in our sketchier days on the African savanna.
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That argument seemed somewhat sketchier and seemed to be an appeal to common sense more than anything.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Standing and Ripeness in State Lawsuits:
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