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The Ashtons had lived in Ashton Place for generations, but Lord Fredrick seemed loathe to spend time there.

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But Russian thistle is a monstrous piece of botanical grotesquerie, loathed by all.

Parliamentarians in Brussels will vote for amendments to the legislation on corporate sustainability, a landmark law hailed by green and civil society groups but loathed by firms, approved last year.

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Many people loathe SantaCon, the annual event that brings the sound of sleigh bells and the sight, and smell, of hundreds of drunken Santas to city streets around the world.

Sure, we loathe the IMF’s overreach and the way oil companies take countries to court to dismantle their environmental regulations.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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