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Filter by Meaning The new tax laws will aggrieve the middle class.
The new tax regulations will aggrieve small business owners.
The company's decision to lay off half of its employees will undoubtedly aggrieve many workers.
The high tax rates are expected to aggrieve small business owners.
The high interest rates will aggrieve those with existing loans.
The landlord's refusal to fix the broken heating system continues to aggrieve the tenants.
The labor union decided to aggrieve the employer for violating the collective bargaining agreement.
The news of the layoff will aggrieve the employees who have been working hard for the company.
The artist may aggrieve the gallery for not paying the agreed commission.
The harsh winter weather will aggrieve the conditions for the homeless.
The proposed law will aggrieve the rights of indigenous people to protect their ancestral lands.
The music label decided to aggrieve the streaming platform for unauthorized use of copyrighted songs.
The lawsuit will aggrieve the victim's family further.
The bad weather forecast will aggrieve travelers planning a beach vacation.
The plaintiff hopes to aggrieve the defendant for causing personal injury.
The school may aggrieve the student for violating the code of conduct.
The government's decision to cut funding for public healthcare will aggrieve the poor and uninsured.
The persistent rain will aggrieve the farmers' crops.
The economic sanctions will aggrieve the population.
The creditor may aggrieve the debtor for failing to pay the debt.
The government can aggrieve the company for not complying with environmental regulations.
The company's decision to downsize will aggrieve the already struggling economy.
The athlete is considering whether to aggrieve the sports federation for unjust disqualification.
The company's decision to lay off employees without any severance pay will aggrieve many workers.
The landlord might aggrieve the tenant for not paying the rent on time.
The factory's closure will aggrieve the workers and their families.
The residents of the neighborhood planned to aggrieve the property developer for building a high-rise building without proper permits.
The company's discriminatory hiring practices will aggrieve qualified candidates who are minorities.
The wildfire is expected to aggrieve the already fragile ecosystem.
The doctor warned that smoking would aggrieve my asthma symptoms.
The new tax policy will aggrieve many middle-class families.
The company decided to aggrieve the former employee for breach of contract.
The police officer's actions were found to aggrieve the suspect's constitutional rights.
The customer decided to aggrieve the service provider for the substandard service provided.
The insurance company may aggrieve the policyholder for providing false information on the claim.
The company plans to aggrieve the former employee for breaching the non-disclosure agreement.
The company's policies continue to aggrieve its employees.
The landlord tried to aggrieve his tenants by increasing the rent.
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