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These unjust legacies have impacted their access to health care services, education, water affordability, and other critical resources.

So long as any profit exists, the State has a right to tax it; unjustly it may be, and partially, but still the title is there.

Nothing but this, that protection displaces wealth uselessly and unjustly.

He answered him, "And what use have I of thy friendship, if for thy sake I must be urged to do unjustly?"

When I confessed this to Tish, she was unjustly angry and a trifle bitter.

We must see that the blame is put on to the right pair of shoulders, though; it's not fair for Honor to bear it unjustly.

Yet we unjustly select a particle, and say, 'O steel-filing number one!

The night-watchman was a trusted employee, and my father did not wish to accuse him unjustly.

It is not usually good for people to be unjustly suspected; but in this case it did Mabel no harm.

Among the illustrious men who suffered most unjustly, was Richard Baxter, the glory of the Presbyterian party.