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• r  in a nasty ill-tempered manner
  `Don't expect me to help you,' he added nastily

• For although Alan Rickman's emotionally constricted businessman does consummate his affair with his nastily manipulative secretary, it does not mean all ends well.
• The officer, Colonel Hans Landa (Christoph Waltz), is a nastily smooth operator: oozing charm like pus, with a courtly tone and a preening self-regard.
• All of Lew's letters are screened by his coach, and sportswriters are required to submit questions in writinga procedure that has led some to suggest nastily that Donahue is .

• meanly

News & Articles

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• Other Views: Cruz efforts on Obamacare making him most unpopular man in Congress
  Ted Cruz most unpopular man in Congress The wheels are coming off the clown car that is the modern Republican Party. House and Senate GOP leaders are sniping at each other, on Twitter and, even more nastily, via their congressional aides.
  Sept. 22, 2013 - Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

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• Katie Price in stv.tv
  A spokesperson for Price said: "When she is wrongly criticised, nastily and verbally attacked and abused in front of her children, who were plainly distressed by this man's behaviour, then she naturally reacted in a way any mother would."
• John Noble in E! Online
  John Noble tells us, "When Walter refers to William Bell, he doesn't do it nastily, he always says 'Belly and I did this or did that.' He hasn't got a grudge against him."
• Bob Carr in The Age
  To hound and harass a public servant who steps marginally out of line venturing one view is not a very mature way to approach this,Mr Carr said. "To have the prime minister nastily and snappishly attack him is the wrong way to approach it.