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terrible

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Experience a game or a show at Cosm I rarely get to the movies these days and I feel terrible.

Robert: Martin has been given chance after chance, but the football is absolutely terrible and if there isn't a change the support will walk away.

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"It's indicative of the whole sorry, terrible, tragic mess, and the car crash of our institutions that has led to us having a statutory public inquiry."

From BBC

The new tariffs favour domestic producers but are "terrible" for consumers as prices are likely to rise, said trade expert Deborah Elms from research firm Hinrich Foundation.

From BBC

Hearing it brought me back to this terrible, suffocating feeling of when you’re traveling and seeing wonders of the world and it just doesn’t make you feel better.

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

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