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1 And we laugh at the Victorian women who swallowed tape worms to be thinner, who spread white paint riddled with arsenic across their faces.

2 Most of the action takes place at a series of brunches and rooftop parties riddled with interchangeably self-absorbed conversations.

3 Greasy Sae had intervened and sent us with our deer to the butcher, but not before it'd been badly damaged, hunks of meat taken, the hide riddled with holes.

4 Mr. Caron left the company following a dispute over money, and eventually returned, but Cirque’s history is riddled with power struggles that end with one survivor.

5 Janus-faced and ambivalent to tropes, Daphne’s narration is riddled with omissions and reversals that intensify the mystery of the broken window.

6 Mr. Walsh wrote that Mr. Craft’s work was “riddled with bias, error, supposition and falsehood.”

7 At others, he appeared riddled by rage and self-doubt.

8 Her typing was slow and riddled with mistakes.

她打字很慢而且错误百出。

9 Historically, this is riddled with impossibilities – and the turgid direction and flabby, plodding screenplay do little to make up for that.

10 The beams are riddled with woodworm.

这些木梁被蛀虫蛀得都是洞。

11 Even after a month of comparatively little rain, walking across our sodden lawn, riddled with wormcasts, feels like treading grapes.

12 A more restless kind of writing, devoid of neatness, riddled with ambiguities and rhetorical flourishes.

13 Landlocked, communist, studded with limestone spires and gilded temples, riddled with caves and home to rare wildlife, Laos has a unique charm for adventurous travellers.

14 The last act, though, is a total whiff — too rushed, too riddled with plot holes and too incongruously hopeful to take seriously.

15 His arm was hanging at a very strange angle; riddled with pain, he heard, as though from a distance, a good deal of whistling and shouting.

16 We had stepped out of the cool pasture of “easy” parenting, with its light breeze and whiff of pine, into the neighboring bog of “advanced,” riddled with shadows, land mines and friendly fire.

17 Would Great Ormond Street be so attractive a cause if its beds were riddled with obnoxious little criminals that had "brought it on themselves"?

18 Twice the bullet- riddled bodies of peasants from other haciendas were discovered.

19 Baba’s brain on those pictures looked like cross sections of a big walnut, riddled with tennis ball—shaped gray things.

20 Riddled with a thousand gaping wounds , this reactionary clique is now beset with difficulties and contradictions both in internal and external affairs.

今天, 这个反动集团百孔千疮,内外交困,矛盾重重.

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