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unsound
said of an animal, usually a horse, which has been examined for soundness and found to be unsatisfactory.
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For daring to say so, he was blasted by Bush's Torquemada team: Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey and former CIA director Michael Hayden declared in a Wall Street Journal piece that Holder was acting unsoundly in disclosing what was in those memos.
TURNING DOWN TORTURE DIALS UP JUSTICE by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
The belief that war paid proved to be a 'great illusion', since the fiscal exigencies of the Peloponnesian war gravely burdened the economy of Athens and exhausted its unsoundly based treasury, leading to its eventual collapse (Michell 1957, p.
The social contract in Kautilya's Arthasastra and the Mauryan empire ... by Smith, Lawson R. / Indian Journal of Economics and Business
920 (1973) (attacking Roe as unsoundly based on substantive due process).
The duty to defend by Babcock, Barbara Allen / Yale Law Journal
 
 
 
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