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wrongheadedly

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Adv.1.wrongheadedly - in a wrongheaded manner


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com MY NAME IS EARL - Three and one half stars What: Jason Lee seeks redemption by righting his past wrongs, usually wrongheadedly.
Professor Frank's five-volume biography of Dostoyevsky is not a page too long: not merely because Dostoyevsky was a great writer (there are many great writers about whom one would not wish to read a five-volume biography), but because an understanding of nineteenth-century Russia, with whose problems Dostoyevsky wrestled so perceptively and prophetically, as well as wrongheadedly and idiosyncratically, is so vital to an understanding of the modern world.
Pastoral Reflections Jesus himself is the best interpreter of his own apocalyptic mood, disavowing all subsequent adventisms that would wrongheadedly delight in setting dates for his return.
 
 
 
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