| Instead, evil becomes abstract and inescapable, defiant of natural law and irreducible to a single bad person or wrong action. |
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| Although there are a lot of bad apples working in these places, not everyone that is doing this work is really such a bad person. |
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| I was ungainly and I was bored by sport, which in Australia is a sure sign that you're a bad person. |
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| That guy is a provoker, a really bad person, but the way I see it, the more I talk about it, the more he gets what he wants. |
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| But since she's a woman, barking orders left and right, she's suddenly a bad person. |
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| The way I presented him in the film was accurate, and I don't think that Steve was a bad person. |
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| You're not a bad person for finding comfort in thumb-sucking, but you are permanently damaging your choppers. |
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| I realize that what I'm about to say makes me a bad person, but sometimes I wish the Antichrist had never been born. |
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| In fact, I can even be friendly to him, because I know he's not a bad person, and we do have a lot in common. |
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| Yeah, you didn't seem to harmful to me, especially with those baby blues of yours, how could you be a bad person? |
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| A solitary bad person sitting alone, harboring genocidal thoughts, and wishing he ruled the world is not a problem unless he lives next to us in the trailer park. |
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| Allan Rock was a lawyer, not a bad person, and he appeared before the Standing Committee on Health. |
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| So how can you imagine that there might be in this world a house without a single bad person? |
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| An unfamiliar bad person, or even someone you know, may want to harm you, or someone close to you, in some manner. |
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| Reassure me that anyone can get tired of on-going caregiving and that I am not alone or a bad person if I get tired of the job sometimes. |
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| You don't have to be a bad person to become guilty: it's part of our everyday life. |
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| After this time of self-reflection, the offender may decide to throw away the mask because it symbolizes the bad person from the past. |
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| You'd think, 'where did they all come from and why does every single one look like a bad person today? |
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| If I had known that I had a treatable and common problem as opposed to being a bad person, things might have turned out differently. |
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| And also the robber isn't really a bad person, whilst trying to get rid of this domestic waste in the woods. |
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| Instead of feeling like a bad person, though, try to accept your curiosity and log off. |
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| I think part of what people are pushing back on is that Amy's not a dismissible bad person,'' she said. |
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| A bad person is characterized by the following features: he lies in conversation, does not keep his promises, and, feeling impunity, commits base deeds. |
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| Perhaps you label yourself as a bad person or a failure. |
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| If you are a self-harmer, it's important to realise you're not a bad person and it's not a shameful thing to do. |
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| Instead of researching whether he is a good or a bad person, we should help everyone in whichever way we can without expecting anything and with a good heart. |
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| But a man who has been a saint all his life, who is a living example of Charity, Justice and Piety, can really get up in the morning and decide to become a very bad person. |
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| He stopped going to church, feeling that he was a bad person. |
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| You may also be convinced that you are a bad person. |
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| Therefore, you would have to be a bad person, as it were, not to support the catalogue of good intentions and social Santa Claus policy contained in this report. |
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| Apparently, that is the Liberal economic action plan, higher taxes in a time of recession or recovery. I do not think that makes the leader of the Liberal Party a bad person. |
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