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Mail-in ballots — and elections generally — are subject to rampant fraud.
FIVE FALSEHOODS SPURRING REPUBLICAN CONCERN ABOUT THE ELECTIONPHILIP BUMPOCTOBER 15, 2020WASHINGTON POSTOver the past week, young Nigerians have ramped up widespread protests—online and offline—against rampant brutality by local police.
HOW A YOUTH-LED DIGITAL MOVEMENT IS DRIVING NIGERIA’S LARGEST PROTESTS IN A DECADEYOMI KAZEEMOCTOBER 13, 2020QUARTZIt spoke to the fact that there’s a ton of rampant speculation right now bordering on conspiracy theorizing, when the truth is that we don’t really know much.
OUR MISINFORMATION PROBLEM IS ABOUT TO GET MUCH, MUCH WORSESEAN ILLINGOCTOBER 6, 2020VOXVarious Prospect facilities in California have had bedbugs in patient rooms, rampant water leaks from the ceilings and what one hospital manager acknowledged to a state inspector “looks like feces” on the wall.
INVESTORS EXTRACTED $400 MILLION FROM A HOSPITAL CHAIN THAT SOMETIMES COULDN’T PAY FOR MEDICAL SUPPLIES OR GAS FOR AMBULANCESBY PETER ELKIND WITH DORIS BURKESEPTEMBER 30, 2020PROPUBLICAMisinformation about voting, the election, and both candidates for the presidency is already rampant on Facebook and every other media platform, and it's being spread by actors both foreign and domestic.
FACEBOOK’S PLAN TO PREVENT ELECTION MISINFORMATION: ALLOWING IT, MOSTLYKATE COXSEPTEMBER 3, 2020ARS TECHNICAIt’s rampant on Amazon and Google, in the millions of reviews annually.
APPLE RATINGS IS COMING TO IOS 14, HOW DISRUPTIVE WILL IT BE?GREG STERLINGSEPTEMBER 1, 2020SEARCH ENGINE LANDAnd a rampant ache in my head, seconded by a medium-sized gash in the scalp, didn't make for an access of optimism at that moment.
RAW GOLDBERTRAND W. SINCLAIRThe tumult and license which usually characterise a general election were more than ordinarily rampant and intolerant.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN THREE VOLUMES, VOL.III.E. FARR AND E. H. NOLANIt is however but a cheap substitute for authority, and belongs of right to a rampant jingoism of a past age.
A CURSORY HISTORY OF SWEARINGJULIAN SHARMAN"Tommy Atkins" was the rage for the moment, and what may be called "Absent-minded Beggarism" was rampant.
THE RELIEF OF MAFEKINGFILSON YOUNGSYNONYM OF THE DAY
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WORDS RELATED TO RAMPANT
- abandoned
- audacious
- bizarre
- blunt
- candid
- dissolute
- exaggerated
- extravagant
- flamboyant
- frank
- free
- immoderate
- immoral
- impertinent
- impotent
- incontinent
- indiscriminate
- inordinate
- intemperate
- lawless
- licentious
- limitless
- loose
- open
- plenary
- profligate
- rampant
- riotous
- saturnalian
- spontaneous
- unbounded
- unbridled
- unchecked
- uncontrolled
- uncurbed
- ungoverned
- unhampered
- uninhibited
- unlimited
- unrestricted
- wanton
- wild
- across the board
- all over the place
- boundless
- broad
- common
- comprehensive
- current
- diffuse
- epidemic
- far-flung
- far-reaching
- general
- on a large scale
- outspread
- overall
- pandemic
- pervasive
- popular
- prevailing
- prevalent
- public
- rampant
- regnant
- rife
- ruling
- sweeping
- universal
- unlimited
- unrestricted
- wall-to-wall
- wholesale
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