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But the article was injudiciously cut and given its inflammatory title by an editor.

"It's not as if they're ever going to have to do anything, sir," Blade said injudiciously.

Zachary bit back an injudiciously candid response, but it was hard.

Here he has boldly, if sometimes injudiciously, addressed the biggest issues in urban America.

Injudiciously, the tax was to come into effect on 1 August, the anniversary of emancipation.

"If they acted injudiciously, they would very quickly undermine the program," he said.

For some of these reasons the auditor may injudiciously decide to cease working the patient.

'You're a much better actress than you make out,' he found himself saying, perhaps injudiciously.

I sometimes think it were even better and safer not to lie at all than to lie injudiciously.

If I choose injudiciously, does the State die?

"You will find she is some young lady who has had a misunderstanding with her friends, and has probably injudiciously left them.

To her she was most injudiciously indulgent.

Lessa made an injudiciously sharp movement of her head and flattened herself against the window.

Lord Winchester of the same battalion was killed, after injudiciously but heroically exposing himself all day.

Criticism was raised because the procedure was often prescribed injudiciously and without regard for medical ethics.

Now, you see, this lady's fault was not in lying, but only in lying injudiciously.

The Anglo-Indian press subsequently criticized this action as being injudiciously lenient.

If it does not use it injudiciously, the United States will have the military power to help sustain a reasonably stable world order.

He had followed the Colonel to Oberstein's and then, injudiciously, intervened.

"Young one," Cubilano said quietly, "strength of will can overcome the need to move injudiciously.

Mr. Halifax had been out sunbathing, and injudiciously.

You are such a sweet, enthusiastic creature, and you have embraced the cause of these good people whole-heartedly, injudiciously.

He'd written enough horrific ends to characters who injudiciously probed dark spaces to feel a bit hesitant to go any farmer.

Some injudiciously called for Judge Baer to resign.

Guilty people divulge information injudiciously.