absurdly

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• It’s absurd and infuriating that eight months into this pandemic, we’re still exactly where we startedCoronavirus infections are spiking uncontrollably.

• “They’re engaged in an absurd circus right now refusing to accept reality … making it even harder to address the massive health and economic crisis that we are facing,” Pelosi said at a joint news conference with Schumer at the Capitol.

• Proctorio, he added, also blocked his Internet-protocol address, potentially preventing him from using it for future exams in what he called an “absurd” act of retribution.

• He rushed for 206 yards in the Minnesota Vikings’ 34-20 victory over the Detroit Lions, and in his past two games he has an absurd 478 scrimmage yards and six touchdowns.

• It would be absurd if anything close to that magnitude happened.

• All this buzz, the continued tabloid fascination with Hurley, is down—absurdly—to that dress.

• Hughes and Eldridge are not “role models for a future generation of… gay people,” as The Advocate absurdly stated.

• The problem runs far deeper, to an absurdly narrow legal definition of ‘corruption’ that throws democracy on the trash heap.

• Absurdly, even our battlefield troops must now consider the risk of being sued in UK courts by enemy fighters.

• Chefchaouen, shut off from the world for centuries, is almost absurdly picturesque.

• Every human being behind that absurdly inadequate wall was exposed to constant and equal danger.

• Isabel suddenly felt herself and her organdie out of place in this room with its enchantress atmosphere.