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indiscriminate
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While Judge Hough had marked both indiscriminateness and monetary exchange as the indelible markers of prostitution--evils definitionally absent from a relationship between a man and his concubine or mistress--the Supreme Court offered a different account of what located prostitution at the core of the genus of immoral sex.
Immoral purposes: marriage and the genus of illicit sex by Dubler, Ariela R. / Yale Law Journal
its indiscriminateness, its senselessness, and its technological deadliness--in the world's first modern war.
Very short stories: the miniaturization of war in Hemingway's In Our ... by Barloon, Jim / The Hemingway Review
Further, the indiscriminateness of the recording activity, which involved monitoring many calls made and received by employees other than the person believed to be involved in improper activity, removed it from the exception's scope.
Workplace violence and security: are there lessons for peacemaking? by Zollers, Frances E.; Callahan, Elletta Sangrey / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
 
 
 
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