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If anyone saw her thrown-together "press" conference (with no press and only one local TV station), you would have seen a babbling, incoherent, dishonest, and weak-minded fool.
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The novelty of the visuals dies off after a bit, and we're left with thrown-together afterthoughts of character and story.
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And right next door rose a massive shoe factory employing 20,000 people, complete with thrown-together cement slums to house workers from across the country.
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In short, Kyl-Kennedy was a thrown-together mess that needed, at the very least, the kind of time consuming craftsmanship that used to go into major tax legislation.
Immigration 2010
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A thrown-together mess, no matter how loudly performed, is still a mess — much like this show has been in Year 2.
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Because the last-minute lobbying campaign against it is so obviously a thrown-together, half-baked effort by the biggest banks.
Large banking interests create a Web page against interchange finreg 2010
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They featured long-established towns that had been around for a while, instead of the kind of recently thrown-together settlements that were tents before someone got the money or equipment to make buildings out of wood.
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: True Grit Marshall Fine 2010
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And with the thrown-together cold frames, we made a bad miscalculation.
The Dirty Life Kristin Kimball 2010
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He's had a few mixtapes out, but they're more than mere teasers and thrown-together amalgams of new rhymes and old beats, featuring many strong new songs.
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The studio has a slightly thrown-together look: prayer rugs draped over regular office tables and mismatched chairs.
Muslim radio show talks up the taboo Raja Abdulrahim 2010
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