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How can she fall in love with someone so improper?

But she said he did not ask her to do anything improper.

Maybe he says some things that come out and are improper.

It would be most improper for me, to see her.

But can a play be both legal and improper at the same time?

Although the deal was not found to be improper, it did come under question during the campaign.

Officials at the club said they had done nothing improper.

Maybe it was even improper for him to stay on that long.

In a later interview, he said there had been no improper relationship.

The putting any individual as a figure for a nation is improper.

Not for passing a red light or making an improper turn.

Improper payments have not been a significant problem for the Department.

The power that could result from the improper use of the theory was simply too great a risk for the world at this time.

No one accused me of doing anything that was improper.

We could not allow it to remain in improper hands.

It is you who have come to an improper conclusion.

"It would have been improper to do a party," she continued.

But the report found several cases of neglect or improper treatment.

In the past, state officials said, some improper operations were shut down.

It's that at the time this happened, there was nothing improper about their offer.

I thought that would be improper without consulting you first.

The investigators found improper police behavior in 139 of those cases.

"Indeed, to do so before the record has even closed would be improper."

The company said it did not believe improper procedures took place.

You're asking me to do something that is highly improper!