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flagrant

[fley-gruhnt] / ˈfleɪ grənt /


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From flagrant noncompete bids to overextended “emergency” contracts and open markets of fraud and nepotism, the disarray of New York City’s social services harms everyone and benefits few.

From The Wall Street Journal

She alleges in her claim that there was "a flagrant disregard for fundamental features of due process".

From BBC

But he rejected the idea that hotel owner Somani Hotels had shown a "flagrant or persistent abuse of planning control".

From BBC

Komasa knows authoritarianism in its most flagrant, brutal forms, but his new film “Anniversary” imagines a scenario in which fascism doesn’t stomp in, jackbooted, but creeps, pretty and ladylike, on kitten-heeled feet.

From Los Angeles Times

Opening the council's case, Philip Coppel KC said the hotel was breaching planning controls in a "serious, flagrant and continuing" way.

From BBC