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Going to dark and insalubrious places to meet possibly very unpleasant people.

"No, though I'm afraid it's a particularly insalubrious region of the correct one," the manager said.

He would have let the house, but could find no tenant, in consequence of its ineligible and insalubrious site.

"Foreign air can be so very insalubrious," she clucked.

It was a great, insalubrious wetland where anyone who set foot in summer risked malaria, and his life.

The area was deemed insalubrious, which didn't improve with the closing of the quarry.

Insalubrious as humans might find the current weather conditions, the 'cat was quite comfortable.

On that first overwhelmingly happy evening ashore, despite the insalubrious environment, the prospect of a good, clean life seemed very possible.

Here we see, without filters, hard details of an insalubrious city, its water and air colored the same greasy gray-brown.

It was just dirty and dank, and really very, very insalubrious."

On the other hand, characterizing bus travel as inconvenient and insalubrious could become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Two houses across the street from Uglesich's have been spruced up recently, but otherwise the neighborhood remains pretty insalubrious.

By the 1830s, Church Street had become increasingly congested and insalubrious, "narrow and dangerous".

"Your kindness enabled me to find another client, in a rather insalubrious area of St-Antoine, but a nice enough gentleman.

As adults they use amoral and often underhanded methods to get the results demanded by their insalubrious and eclectic clients.

Lack of education, sanitation, and hygiene, insalubrious living conditions and extreme poverty were some of the deeper problems.

But young Anthony Marley caused the team to leave the insalubrious area and head back to Retreat Bay.

Its format was colourful and bold and at times, it wasn't afraid to feature the more insalubrious aspects of the new teen culture."

They danced and they sang in a spontaneous expression of the sheer joy of living, even in these most insalubrious circumstances.

The woman short, and in a lace head-scarf that, drawn close against the insalubrious night air, effectively mists her head and mouth and chin.

"You bloody, insalubrious little fool," said Lymond, and uncoiled like a whip, forcing Scott to retreat.

As it had been settled near the riverbank on bottomland, Laclede "deemed the location insalubrious" for his business.

The handsome two-story building, with new Palladian windows, black shutters and a vermilion front door, is a chic presence on a somewhat insalubrious block.

Sylphs were allied to gnomes, nymphs and salamanders, which dwelt, respectively, in earth, water and fire, all now insalubrious.

Every traveler taking that road had to cross the Mayenne river on the old bridge, and to cross the insalubrious and narrow walled town.