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The level of education in the nation today is abysmal.

"Our current state of knowledge on these issues is abysmal."

The quality of life in the later years is often abysmal.

Oh sure the pay is abysmal, but what do you expect?

The army, in particular, has an abysmal human rights record.

The party's record of holding onto power at the state level is abysmal.

Still, by just about any measure, men's health is abysmal.

"These are people who work 60, 70 hours a week, and their standard of living is just abysmal."

From 3-point range, Chicago was an abysmal 3 for 26.

I have to agree with most others on here though, it was an abysmal film in many different ways.

In fact, it had been the very worst day of an abysmal week.

At the same time, the city's health statistics are abysmal.

The the the quality of drug company testing is abysmal.

So what would good business leaders do when faced with such an abysmal situation?

But for two Broadway shows, the past week has been especially abysmal.

I have to say that the pace of play was abysmal.

"Part of the reason is that January was just so abysmal."

But the fact remains, most state schools in south east London are abysmal.

The market was so abysmal that some members had drifted away.

There was also, however, an abysmal downside to the class of 1980.

The team was an abysmal 17-61, playing 39 home games before an average crowd of 1,108.

The campaign saw the team attempt to improve upon its abysmal 1962 record of 1-13.

The quality of legal representation in many death cases is abysmal.

In Egypt, to take just one example, the army and other security forces have an abysmal human rights record.

What's more, the District has an abysmal record in delivering social services.

"Bismal darstid: mango ki-yi-yi."