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The matchbox carried the logo of what appeared to be a seedy nightclub.
The area where fertile fields produced raspberries is now a mixture of abandoned factories, toxic waste, rubbish, roads, signs, faceless 1950s housing blocks and a seedy strip joint.
Young men and daring young women could see it in recent years in seedy theaters in "popular" districts.
Both of them were seedy and rundown, built for a bygone age and entirely unsuited to modern medical care.
When an area is blighted, it begins to look seedy and goes downhill very fast.
It is a seedy rip-off of the taxpayers by a clique of civil servants operating from the inside.
I need only mention the diesel units which have now been running for 15 years and are in a seedy condition.
One heavily pregnant woman was forced to pay £50 late at night, and another was forced to seek a bank till in that self-same seedy area.
It is that of a man earning £25 a week and living with his wife and child in two poor, seedy furnished rooms.
Was the acquisition and demolition of all the seedy tenements round about included?
I had not thought of it as hole-in-the-corner or seedy.
At this point we enter the seedy world of accountancy massage parlours, where figures are pummelled and distorted into unrealistic shapes.
He was in his garage when a seedy-looking individual drove up and said he was a commercial traveller.
I would not care to think how much it has cost me in telephone calls to funny and seedy chatlines in recent years.
If we calculate the duty by reference to the rating value, it is a direct incentive to the creation of small, seedy clubs.
