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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
flout .
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Examples
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A nation that's grown numb to being spied on, having its privacy egregiously invaded and the having its Constitution generally flouted is at greater risk of losing its gun rights.
So Who Knows? 2008
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He was, undoubtedly, the true genius that you hear the name flouted around so much.
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Marrying her partner "flouted" the Catholic institution so much that she couldn't do her job anymore.
Waymon Hudson: Wedding Announcement Gets Lesbian Fired From Illinois Catholic University Waymon Hudson 2010
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Marrying her partner "flouted" the Catholic institution so much that she couldn't do her job anymore.
Waymon Hudson: Wedding Announcement Gets Lesbian Fired From Illinois Catholic University Waymon Hudson 2010
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Marrying her partner "flouted" the Catholic institution so much that she couldn't do her job anymore.
Waymon Hudson: Wedding Announcement Gets Lesbian Fired From Illinois Catholic University Waymon Hudson 2010
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Marrying her partner "flouted" the Catholic institution so much that she couldn't do her job anymore.
Waymon Hudson: Wedding Announcement Gets Lesbian Fired From Illinois Catholic University Waymon Hudson 2010
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Another fatuous, badly drafted piece of Labour tyranny flouted with impunity; sorry, not "flouted" because it's all entirely legal!
Archive 2005-10-01 2005
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Another fatuous, badly drafted piece of Labour tyranny flouted with impunity; sorry, not "flouted" because it's all entirely legal!
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But one senior insider at another top team told BBC Sport he thought Red Bull had "flouted"
BBC News - Home 2011
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value and said that it "flouted" their privacy laws and was an attempt by the United States to put its counterterrorism priorities ahead of Europe's civil liberties, the cables show.
NYT > Home Page By ERIC LICHTBLAU 2010
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