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This experiment could help a lot of people, or it could be an abysmal failure.
Anyone who did this would be deservedly castigated; for he would expose his abysmal ignorance in the very act of decrying it.
He showed in his very uninteresting and abysmal performance that he has no grasp of the problems now facing the industry.
Such complete and abysmal lack of understanding of the social forces can spring only from a deeply morbid interpretation of right and wrong.
They counted the pennies on everything and did not mind the fact that people were at risk because of their abysmal policies.
The quality of mental health care is abysmal.
They see that welfare provision in the south is even more abysmal.
The wording may be even more abysmal than is usually found in the documents in front of us.
When they talk about empty properties, they really ought to look at their own abysmal record.
