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The problem with the death penalty is that it's just plain wrong for a civilized society to kill people.

Every time the iPad is analyzed, the projections are anywhere from just plain wrong to what amounts to a niche.

So what's "just plain wrong" about it?

Like Filner, he apologized, saying "My actions were just plain wrong". The Packwood scandal, a low moment for the Senate, went on for three long years.

We argue that this "one-size-fits-all" definition can often lead to counterintuitive or just plain wrong results, and propose an alternative framework for defining certain answers.

I did not miss people criticizing other people's spelling when they were clearly pointing at typos, or attacking someone's word choice when they were just plain wrong or over-zealous, acting like editors at an academic journal.

Abortion is just plain wrong, even if you are retarded or a minority or, a homosexual.

We could report his evidence, find other experts who said it was "barbaric" "like stamp-collecting" and "just plain wrong" and report the belief of friends and families that the mothers had been wronged.

First off, it's just plain wrong: the woman traveler will not just slide through security like a greased pig anymore.

But, sadly, she like so many others is just plain wrong (sorry, honey, but I do still love you).

Using this as a proxy for the importance of a paper is just plain wrong.