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Discover LudwigThe phrase "bad from" is not correct or usable in written English.
Instead, you would use words like "badly," "poorly," "inadequately," or "insufficiently" depending on the context. For example: He performed badly from the beginning of the play.
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"Both bleeding bad from the head".
Some can be bad from the start.
Not bad, from Renzi's point of view.
This is bad from many perspectives".
BILFINGER: Relations between them were very bad from the beginning.
It just looked bad from everything had happened".
Not that the phenomenon is necessarily bad from his perspective.
The signs had been bad from the start.
The timing of Tengzhong's bid was bad from the beginning.
Perhaps because nothing looks bad from a distance.
Not bad – from a Protestant work ethic standpoint, at least.
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