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He didn't seen to understand, but he wouldn't have been expecting it and Jorma's pronunciation was probably atrocious
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It was pretty hard to see anything as the weather was atrocious with torrential rain and thunderstorms adding to the misery and the noise of the guns
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Secondly, the white Nationalists really felt that they had a Noblesse Oblique—or need to carry what Kipling’s referred to as the “white man’s burden” in Africa as they had witnessed first-hand (this cannot be denied) the complete disorder and atrocious dictatorships which came to power wherever the Colonial powers granted independence to its colonies in Africa
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However long Hilderich stared at it in utter disbelief and profound distaste, words would not escape his gaping mouth and the atrocious piece of metal would not go away
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That inconceivably atrocious reality that tainted history with the blood of thousands of innocent people synthesizes the most malevolent perfidy that most deeply affected Roger’s feelings and, without doubt, the entire world in the earlier years of the 21st century
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In addition, Roger addressed himself to the columnist: “I abhor war just as much as you do, for as a result of war and Communist dominance I have known indescribable hunger, experienced abject misery, witnessed despicable injustices, and suffered atrocious repression
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endured such things have been accused and convicted of atrocious
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these atrocious things to other human beings, it proved his godly
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periods of our atrocious history was that, besides the sameness of
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schedule that the manager had me pulling was atrocious
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“I have been an utterly atrocious host
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Boots polished up to the exaggeration and a hat of wing, also black, was covering partially his face, leaving alone the indigo, icy and atrocious eyes
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At the same time, Leonardo was undressing his layer to throw it in our heads to protect us and save us from the atrocious spectacle
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Her French was atrocious and the cab driver's English was nonexistent, but she had insisted on giving instructions in a performance that appeared like two crazy people dedicated to a gross verbal tournament with "Oui
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Plus he knew that Ilya Orlov could not face the damning but undeniable truth that sixty years service in the most remote and barbaric outpost of Imperial Russia had been in vain, that a lifetime of battling fear and suspicion, battling inhuman winters and atrocious living conditions had been a total waste of time and effort
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“Ugly? I think it was atrocious
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Even Colonel Gerineldo Márquez, who escaped three attempts on his life, survived five wounds, and emerged unscathed from innumerable battles, succumbed to that atrocious siege of waiting and sank into the miserable defeat of old age, thinking of Amaranta among the diamond-shaped patches of light in a bor-rowed house
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Shame was a common feeling for victims of sexual abuse, despite their lack of responsibility for the atrocious acts
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I spent an entire chapter on the building of the bomb but I failed to discuss one of the atrocious derivatives: land 106
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Zorbantans are immune to this atrocious nightmare," said Dr
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Bonnie apparently suffered greatly until, at exactly the speed limit, we exited at a place where the shitter was to her liking, immediately after which I learned that my driving had been atrocious all the way there
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‘’Poor kids: to see their parents killed in such an atrocious way right in front of them
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� Ingrid had felt the atrocious pain from the lashes as if she had really lived through the experience
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� �After having to contend for a year with the limited, atrocious choice of fashion in 1941 England?� Any time!� Just give me some money and point me in the right direction
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steak! You say that you did not commit these atrocious claims
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� By then I was in atrocious physical condition, while I was mentally close to go mad from the pain
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Within a month Bomber Command managed to make three attacks, a not inconsiderable achievement in view of the atrocious weather conditions
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Phil Rudolph was looking for some sunshine in his life and he wasn’t thinking of the atrocious weather that descended on him as he left his car at central
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Bogdanovich had no time to scream before passing out from the massive wave of pain from his atrocious wounds
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unimaginable horrors and committing atrocious acts of barbarity
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the question of who had committed the atrocious act
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God knows that the local weather is atrocious enough
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Soltam’s passed out nearly at once from the atrocious pain, while it took a bit longer to Nancy to kill Nazir by strangling him with her legs
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This may just be the signal for an atrocious bloodbath to start across the Pacific
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We feel it was this their birth right to retaliate because it is fundamental right of all individuals and nation to efface those harm and break finger pointed out to them, and if possible teach oppressors a lesson so that no mischief manger could dare repeat atrocious acts…
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And as Zulimistan had been doing many ill health and negative atrocious activities in Islamic countries mostly so now it was the time for it to cut that crop that has been harvested by Zulimistan for others in the past
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So if the quality of love is recognized by all peoples and all nations, then why is it that throughout the course of human history there has been so many wars, so much hatred, so much crime, and so much inhumanity done to our fellow man? If everyone knows what love is, then how could so many people throughout the course of our human history commit the evil and atrocious acts they have committed?
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“And although my Gireldine is atrocious,” Andrei said, “and I couldn’t make out more than half, it sounds like someone cares about you
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Notwithstanding the Durban community’s concern about such an atrocious assault
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Who’s responsible for this atrocious sexual crime against innocent children? All too often, the customers
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“Are you kidding? Haven't you ever watched, Do U Really Know Who Lives Next Door on the Informant Channel?” TSP said incredulously, as if asked if the horrors of children enslaved to mine or perish existences were as atrocious as US of All kiddie porn victims
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Helen’s beauty, that causes an atrocious ten year war and innumerable deaths between the Achaeans and the Trojans; the Sirens who use the beauty of their song to enchant and then destroy sailors who pass by them; the nymph Calypso, whose beauty imprisons Ulysses on her island for seven long years; Penelope’s beauty which causes the death of her one hundred eight suitors)
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Ulysses that grabs on the fig tree seems to talk about Ulysses who is centering himself on the Cosmic SELF , so he can defend himself from being pulled under by the great devouring mother that is the atrocious reality of this world
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The revelation shocked all worshipers present at the crusade arena, who wondered silently, some aloud, as to why a woman in her right senses would sacrifice his only son in such atrocious manner
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He and my father and their team watched in astonishment as the wardens—regular university students—committed barbaric and atrocious acts against the prisoners—their fellow classmates
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He has leaders far more experienced than I am; prominent warriors with vendettas against this atrocious northern kingdom
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We walked back in silence, each feeling resentful, and keeping along the cliff passed, just before we came to Sellin, a little restaurant of coloured glass, a round building of an atrocious ugliness, which we discovered was one of the prides of Sellin; for afterwards, driving through the forest to Binz, all the sign-posts had fingers pointing in its direction, and bore the inscription _Glas Pavilion, schönste Aussicht Sellins_
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How atrocious, he thought, while he smoked in silence and held on to himself, that Lucy should be taken away from him by a mere maiden lady, an aunt, an unmarried aunt,--weakest and most negligible, surely, of all relatives
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How atrocious that such a person should have any right to come between him and Lucy, to say she wouldn't do this, that, or the other that Wemyss proposed, and thus possess the power to make him unhappy
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It's atrocious that I should have to, but nobody ever seems to have told you a single thing in your life
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atrocious, too, and I knew that if he said pixtures just one more time to
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"Security around here's atrocious
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The daily lives of the public mob are atrocious
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What harm had he done to you to cause you to take that atrocious action?”
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The Chief Of Police who had seen quite a few atrocious road accidents, and was accustomed to blood, splattered bones and brains, nevertheless found this one particularly hard to stomach
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Carefully he placed a few of the healer leaves upon the atrocious tear and proceeded to retie the blood encrusted bandage
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yoke, might have recourse to the most atrocious means of
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An evil king could kill and butcher and rape and tax and oppress and commit all kinds of atrocious horrible bestial acts of cruelty and evil, but as long as they confessed their sins to the Church just before they died: they would be ‘forgiven’ their life of evil by god and be allowed to pass into heaven instead of being cast down into the everlasting fires of hell because they were finally admitting that the religious authority of the church was ultimately greater than their temporal authority on Earth
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For a moment there my heart started thumping but I said, „of course, though my accent is atrocious"
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who had called off the pursuit, believing the atrocious weather would finish Gorl-darl
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Human evolution from primates is information that advocates some explanation and understanding of atrocious human behaviours, but which can never justify such behaviour, but invokes human accountability when adding it to the mix of human consciousness, intellect, thought, emotion and freewill
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It is atrocious that this would be brought to light, but it has long been suspected
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as hideous as was ever begotten by the hellish brood it-self; and it was an atrocious slander on God
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We take slaves of them as often as we can instead of killing them outright as they deserve because of their atrocious deeds
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The West claimed to have eyewitnesses to attest to the fact that we had done this atrocious act
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the hel ish brood it-self; and it was an atrocious slander on God
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An Atrocious Slander On God: Henry Ward Beeches speaking of Michael Angelo's painting, The Last Judgment said, "Let anyone see the enormous gigantic coils of fiends and man; let anyone look at the defiant Christ that stands like a superb athlete at the front, hurling his enemies from him and calling his friends toward him as Hercules might have done; let anyone look upon that hideous wriggling mass that goes plunging down through the air-serpents and man and beasts of every nauseous kind, mixed together; let him look at the lower parts of the picture, where with the pitchforks men are by devils being cast into cauldrons and into burning fires, where hateful fiends are gnawing the skulls of suffering sinners, and where there is hellish cannibalism going on-let a man look at that picture and scenes which it depicts, and he sees what were the ideas which man once had of Hell and of divine justice
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It was a night-mare as hideous as was ever begotten by the hellish brood it-self; and it was an atrocious slander on God
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For is not the prevailing opinion among all ranks of the people, especially when they desire to appear signally enlightened, that the scriptural language respecting God as a Living Person near at hand, full of thoughtful interest regarding ourselves, is but an accommodation to the weakness of the lower order of minds; so that when prophets and apostles speak of Deity as resenting ingratitude or insult; as indignant at atrocious wrong; as loving, grieving, sympathising, seeking to associate with us in close communion; as delighting in good, provoked with bad men;—these are only so many fictions, 'anthropomorphic parables,’—the absolute truth being that the Divine Nature is infinitely removed above all possibility of concrete thought or moral emotion, of pleasure or pain—that in fact the Godhead dwells in an unbroken calm of perfect rest; so that there is no objective reality in expressions which practically describe Him with a moral nature analogous to the human
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’ Some will be burnt with a less, and some with a far 'greater damnation,’ *—corresponding to the atrocious crimes of the murderers of a world of souls
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don't regard me as a cynic, please; I am perfectly aware how atrocious it was of me and all that; but I know for certain, too, that Marfa Petrovna was very likely pleased at my, so to say, warmth
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She was surprised sometimes at the atrocious conjectures that came into her thoughts, and she had to go on smiling, to hear repeated to her at all hours that she was happy, to pretend to be happy, to let it be believed
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--It was of the most atrocious kind, as decency was set at defiance, and
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mazzolato; [*] he is an atrocious villain, who murdered the priest
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John Lateran; and the latter convicted of being an accomplice of the atrocious and sanguinary bandit, Luigi Vampa, and his band
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That atrocious system which, having attained to the fullest measure of detestable injustice and cruelty, was now fast crumbling into ruin, inevitably doomed to be overwhelmed because it was all so wicked and abominable, inevitably doomed to sink under the blight and curse of senseless and unprofitable selfishness out of existence for ever, its memory universally execrated and abhorred
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) attributes some of these demises to abdominal trauma in the case of women workers subjected to heavy labours in the workshop and to marital discipline in the home but by far the vast majority to neglect, private or official, culminating in the exposure of newborn infants, the practice of criminal abortion or in the atrocious crime of infanticide
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"It is atrocious what I have to bear with this child," exclaimed
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For years he had carried about at the tail of the Army of Pacification, all over the country, a captive band of such atrocious criminals, who considered themselves most unfortunate at not having been summarily executed
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Marta had not been able to find one, and the matter was now becoming pressing; some organ was absolutely needed to counteract the effect of the lies disseminated by the Monterist press: the atrocious calumnies, the appeals to the people calling upon them to rise with their knives in their hands and put an end once for all to the Blancos, to these Gothic remnants, to these sinister mummies, these impotent paraliticos, who plotted with foreigners for the surrender of the lands and the slavery of the people
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Nature, who had made him what he was, seemed to have calculated cruelly how much he could bear in the way of atrocious anguish without actually expiring
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Monygham by the mystery of his atrocious end
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The mention of the dignity and neutrality of the flag, so difficult to preserve in his position, "right in the thick of these events between the lawlessness of that piratical villain Sotillo and the more regularly established but scarcely less atrocious tyranny of his Excellency Don Pedro Montero," came next in order
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Then his head rolled back, his eyelids fell, and the Capataz de Cargadores died without a word or moan after an hour of immobility, broken by short shudders testifying to the most atrocious sufferings
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The boy had been an eager enough collaborator as they spelunked each other there in a storage room behind the auditorium, but William’s reputation was already atrocious, and afterward the boy had avoided him
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Upright and delicate as a flower born in the depths of a forest, she knew nothing of the world's maxims, of its deceitful arguments and specious sophisms; she therefore believed the atrocious explanation which her father gave her designedly, concealing the distinction which exists between an involuntary failure and an intentional one
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Heathcliff, aware that his opponent was ignorant of the treatment received while insensible, called him deliriously intoxicated; and said he should not notice his atrocious conduct further, but advised him to get to bed
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He raised his head with an expression of sovereign authority, an expression all the more alarming in proportion as the authority rests on a low level, ferocious in the wild beast, atrocious in the man of no
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caressing glance, and an atrocious smile
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As noted, decile 10 offers atrocious returns, beating the All Stocks universe in just 5 percent of all rolling five-year periods and in not even one rolling ten-year period
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The base rates for decile 1—those stocks with the highest change in net operating margins—are atrocious