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2. It's not easy to prove that an executive intended to deceive shareholders rather than just engaged in sloppy paperwork, say lawyers.
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3. We start descending quite near the beach, witnessing the black sandy patch that came after the rocks bottom, followed by steep sloppy gradient.
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adj.
  1. lacking neatness or order
  2. wet or smeared with a spilled liquid or moist material
  3. (of soil) soft and watery
  4. not fitting closely; hanging loosely
  5. excessively or abnormally emotional
  6. marked by great carelessness

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