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In a section devoted to artists working in the American Southwest, a garish painting of dancing Indians from 1919 by B. J. O. Nordfeldt is an egregious application of Cézanne-ism touristysubjectject matter.

Lawyers for Colonel Fehrenbach assert that his case is among the most egregious applications of the policy in their experience.

Iraq's application of the death penalty is particularly egregious, human rights advocates say, because convictions are often based on confessions induced by torture or the testimony of confidential informants.

Jones said the State Department's application of Exemption 5 over Clinton's draft speech is an "egregious waste of time and money".

In the case of factory farms it should try to control their threat to the environment through broader, more vigorous application of the Clean Water Act, typically invoked only in the most egregious cases.

It could cement South Africa's commitment to protecting human rights and broaden the application of universal jurisdiction, which is the ability of countries to prosecute people who committed certain egregious crimes outside its borders.

Last week Facebook updated their developer platform to restrict some of the more egregious abuses of users by application developers – bait and switch profile advertisements and friend spamming.

The Apple REITs are perhaps the most egregious of a little-known class of investments.

The most egregious of these is the use of the same re-coloured fruit photograph to illustrate different fruit colours.

It's an egregious example of cronyism.

These egregious abuses of America's racing animals must end.