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Criminal negligence becomes gross when the failure to foresee involves a wanton disregard for human life (see the discussion in corporate manslaughter).
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She described it as a wanton attack on the democratic process.
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There were many instances of physical violence, most of which was deliberate and wanton.
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Unfortunately, the wanton clearing of the forest to give way to farms caused erosion of the fertile soil.
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Almost all headstones there have been destroyed in wanton vandalism.
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This was a basic violation of the dignity of man, which amounts to gratuitous infliction of wanton and unnecessary pain prohibited by the law.
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The camp's survival rate was low due to its lethal conditions, including starvation, disease, hard labor and wanton brutality.
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Regardless, while wanton destruction of real value may not be a net loss, it is of course still a misfortune, not a blessing.
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Centuries later, emotional debate about these wanton acts of cultural desecration continues.
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The justices argued that, coupled with the adjective reckless, the word wanton clearly accentuates the meaning of willful blindness.
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