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If the advertising is so appallingly bad that 100% of people are blocking it, then it doesn't deserve to exist, does it?

There's little evidence that Extended Validation improves conversion (while appallingly, adding a Symantec logo seems to).

Their equipment and procedures appeared appallingly primitive - the controllers passed flights to each other by passing handwritten slips of paper.

The food system is appallingly wasteful and damaging while also delivering an inferior product.

Integrating gcc into our toolchain was appallingly hard, solely due to GPL restrictions.

The chances of talking to them would probably be quite slim --- we would be appallingly alen to each other.

I asked a friend on Windows to test it and he showed me it on IE, crippled and appallingly broken.

Look, you share an appallingly common ignorance of American history and law.

Mathematical expository talks are, in my experience, of appallingly low quality.

The number of software projects in history that have been done to the best capabilities that time and money would allow is an appallingly low number.

What I've been repeatedly pointing out is that Einstein was appallingly poor at arithmetic.

Women supposedly weren’t interested in this area (not my personal experience), but get enough social acceptance and even an appallingly badly written book becomes a popular success.

Had he been "appallingly poor at arithmetic" there would be many more, and much more clear, examples of arithmetic errors.

Policies like Tony Blair's suggestion that "fat people should pay more for healthcare" are appallingly neo-darwinistic, but they've also been mostly rejected out of a sense of human decency.

Having said that, these "illustratory" techniques are often taught appallingly by well-meaning and gifted teachers who themselves have learned by rote what to do, but don't themselves have any real understanding of the math underneath.