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Councillor Wayne Harvey said it was "absolutely outrageous" those living on the fringes of the city were "regularly being fleeced" by some drivers.
But just when you thought television shows could not get any more outrageous, those wacky Turks launch "Penitents Compete".
Rivlin did some later magazine articles on a group that was even more outrageous, those who advanced tax refund money.
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This was the most outrageous of those videos, the most timely, the most cut-and-paste-able.
"One would struggle to find examples as outrageous as those faced by passenger on these planes," Mr. Gianaris said.
Mr. Unwin described the takeover as "messy, depressing and at times outrageous for those at the receiving end".
A startling irony proceeds from his formulation, an irony confounding to the literal-minded and outrageous to those who demand moral consistency of the world.
As the electorate becomes ever more polarised, the decisions of narrow legislative and judicial majorities come to seem increasingly outrageous by those affiliated with the opposing party.
Judging from the hedges hiding it, the Sinatra house was probably extravagant, but the other houses hardly looked more outrageous than those of any other upscale suburb.
The situation revealed by these reports is simply outrageous and those in government who have failed to act in the past ought to be ashamed of themselves for standing idly by while thousands of children have their childhoods stolen.
But in regards to the "first-world problems" snark, it doesn't seem too outrageous that those lucky enough to live in the first world will have occasional first-world problems.
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