They had ghastly visions of the boys in the hood heading for their neighborhoods next. |
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I caught sight of my ghastly, sallow, unshaven fizzog in the big bathroom mirror this evening. |
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This confirms my long-held suspicion that garden centres are every bit as indefensibly soulless and ghastly as out-of-town DIY superstores. |
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Given what a generally ghastly, self-obsessed and conformist experience being a teenager is, this should come as something of a relief. |
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He was damp and filthy and his little clothing hung half off him, but I could see nothing but the ghastly maiming to his eyes. |
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A minute mistake, an error of judgement, is all that it takes for a ghastly mishap to occur, resulting in death or worse, a life-long disability. |
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Yes, I was that person who wore purple cord dungarees and a purple jumper, like some ghastly walking advert for Cadbury's Dairy Milk. |
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She had gained weight and though her skin lost its glowing radiance, it wasn't ghastly pale anymore. |
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After two fairly ghastly days at work, a dose of high culture was exactly what my frazzled out little brain was crying out for. |
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Surrounded by ghastly Raksasas who bore all kinds of weapons, he stormed at Rama. |
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An effort is under way to protect former evacuees from making ghastly discoveries as they return to their homes. |
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He waited in ghastly silence under the stairs as the doors flung open, sending in a gelid breeze. |
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With its eyes closed, jaws wide apart and its entire armory exposed in a ghastly gummy smile, its head looked like a necklace of death. |
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But at normal conversational speed its ghastly sequence of four diphthongized long vowels sounds something like ah-ee-yay-ee-yee-yay-ee. |
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Their ghastly killings still strike fear, dread and disgust in the communities they pillaged. |
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The door swung open, and poor Jelvin's mother's eyes beheld the most ghastly sight they would ever see. |
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The more spectacular and ghastly the terrorist deed, the greater the concentration of minds. |
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Presumably the change in management accounts for the ghastly redesign of the bar and restaurant at Perth Theatre. |
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She is confined to her bed with ghastly old-fashioned furniture and state-supermarket fare. |
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India has had plenty of ghastly crimes, but this was arguably the worst of the lot. |
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Thus, even the book's most ghastly events are stripped of their horror, and so of their dramatic power as well. |
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So many reports were prepared of the ghastly crime against humanity and still that work is going on. |
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But when we looked up, the fires and smoke shifted from ghastly spectacle to specific human horror. |
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For others it was a slaughter of the innocents, a ghastly reminder of the horrors and insanity of war. |
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When perpetrators of ghastly crimes are tried, we almost always hear the victims' families' calls for vengeance. |
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Transfixed, discomforted, we can't turn away from the spectacle as it lurches into even more ghastly territory. |
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Pale full pink lips hardly contrasted to the ghastly white fair skin on his face. |
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He is suffering from a ghastly disease for which there is no treatment, let alone a cure. |
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I got used to sordid digs, ghastly dressing rooms and tatty restaurants in Pitsville. |
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In the span of a few short minutes, her skin had become a ghastly shade of blue and she felt deathly cold. |
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For the odours in these ghastly charnel houses there may be words in Lithuanian, but there are none in English. |
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Elsewhere, Medieval Molly will show people around the ghastly ale houses of York on her Hallowe'en pub crawl. |
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The film was atmospheric, ghastly, and filled with all kinds of creepy poltergeists. |
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His black hair was drawn up in thick spikes, and he had a sallow face which was a ghastly white. |
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I know that with all the ghastly images on TV and tawdry clothing worn by most that bad messages are sent to the young mind. |
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On May 30, 1431 she was executed in the most ghastly way, she was burned at the stake in the Rouen marketplace. |
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It was like some sort of ghastly empowerment group, of thousands, except it was being chaired by a bald ape who ran hither and yon. |
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Coupled with a sincere belief in her innate cooking sense, this lack resulted in some spectacularly ghastly meals. |
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It is ghastly for those who tried so hard to make the model work and who have now lost their jobs. |
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Such moments are unpleasant but are not as ghastly as having to do it deliberately. |
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They are ghastly chrome and stripped pine affairs with all the atmosphere of a self-assembly wardrobe. |
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She must be one of those people who can view a ghastly house and see its potential. |
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His nose is still the defiant beak it was when I first met him, when we were both thirteen and bullied at a new and ghastly school. |
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With his ghastly haircut and appalling dress sense, and his strange mannerisms, he is, nevertheless a giant of a man. |
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After breakfast I would go to the house matron who would paint ghastly looking stuff on my chilblains which were open almost to the bone. |
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Therefore, I shall proceed forthwith to the essentials of the matter and preclude contemplation of such ghastly departures from proper form. |
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She works in the kitchen, and sometimes she cleans the chamber pots in the house, which I would find downright ghastly and appalling. |
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Her mother's eyes widened when she read the signature, and her face turned a ghastly shade of white. |
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Unfortunately for us, we have only begun to witness the consequences of this ghastly misuse of unaccountable power. |
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Oh, and you should hear the ghastly screaming noise his girlfriend makes at night. |
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It may sound simple but the implications of any fuel price hike are always too ghastly to contemplate. |
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The flow of tears finally ended and some color returned to her ghastly, pale face. |
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I can't get the images out of my mind and this ghastly sick feeling inside my stomach. |
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You can just imagine the Oxbridge types in cardigans praying this whole ghastly fad would soon blow over. |
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How do people develop such a ghastly attitude, such an unbending devotion to rules? |
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I pointed out that apart from the colours being ghastly, they were also dangerous for children. |
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For all its vaunted economic metal-bashing success as a homogenous nation, Germany has been an unmitigated, ghastly failure. |
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Hopefully it will embarrass those involved as they will have to travel into school on a ghastly coloured pink bus. |
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If her face was pale before, it was nothing compared to the ghastly appearance at the moment. |
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The prospect of the team splitting up and going their separate ways is too ghastly to contemplate. |
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I'm absolutely heartsick at the never-ending stream of ghastly news and pictures from New Orleans. |
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When I started to take photographs they were all ghastly, except by accident. |
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Slowly, Sam turned his head to catch a glimpse of ghastly pale skin and long white hair decorated around a bright gem-like eye. |
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The other ghastly affectation, which is particular to young women, is vocal fry. |
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The Lions' performance in the first test in Christchurch was ghastly at best, while the All Blacks were, given the conditions, spotless. |
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Her skin had a ghastly gray pallor, with dark smudges of sleeplessness under her eyes. |
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It's one of those ghastly dramedies that misses the mark by a country mile. |
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With rumors of hauntings and ghosts, Kingdom Hospital has a ghastly standing in the community. |
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To make matters worse, the school belonged to a ghastly, gruesome headmaster named Mr Dowd. |
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Then the Devil suddenly turned and looked straight in our direction and pointed right at us and started laughing a ghastly hellish devil laugh. |
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It arrived in the mail a few weeks later, and I opened it up only to receive a hellish, ghastly, devastating shock. |
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So here we are, on some ghastly winter morning in a glass and concrete office block on the North Circular. |
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As the thunder of the guns finally subsided, thick clouds of sulfureous gunsmoke drifted away to reveal a ghastly scene of carnage. |
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And when I say ghastly, I mean the presentation and packaging, not the actual music. |
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Liberalism appears blind to its own forms of self-assertion and aggression, and hence to its own part in the generation of this ghastly phenomenon. |
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It would be too ghastly to contemplate the outcome of such an action. |
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Every time I've looked in the mirror, I'm this pale, ghastly thing. |
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It was a ghastly tragedy that rattled a nation and became a byword for anti-Semitism in France. |
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Like carina, she remembers a ghastly scene once the American soldiers withdrew. |
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It is a vast style improvement on beach wear and ghastly ski wear. |
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Her novel, therefore, focused on the ghastly points of slavery, including the whippings, beatings, and forced sexual encounters brought upon slaves by their masters. |
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To use one of Cowell's favorite digs from throughout the years, they were ghastly. |
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Again and again, liberal Hollywood has to go through the ghastly ritual of ennobling people before it can allow them to become recognizably human. |
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Although maybe the show's ghastly appeal may attract voyeuristic interest. |
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And so those closest to the ghastly virus remain deaf to hashtags, and silent. |
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He is fixed on this ghastly image, this odd aesthetic object. |
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He miscounted and for a ghastly moment thought he had overshot the seventh floor and was about to be turned upside down or mangled in the winding gear. |
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Depending on your viewpoint, this was either a ghastly, sickly-sweet, cheaply made sitcom of the worst kind, or a harmless slice of apple-pie America. |
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Neds, or chavs, who prefer music by Eminem and are typified by the ghastly Little Britain character Vicky Pollard, right, are the other dominant group. |
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She replied that she had never heard of such a ghastly deed, and, consequently, she had no choice but to return my annual stipend unendorsed and uncashed. |
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So begins a wholly untraditional murder mystery in which her neighbours on Wisteria Lane try to discover why a seemingly contented woman would do such a ghastly thing. |
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She becomes a nervous wreck and suffers from ghastly nightmares. |
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There have been a number of wedding comedies of late, which tend to be variations on the theme of ghastly relatives, misbehaviour at the reception and pre-nuptial disasters. |
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The scenario was made so ghastly and obtrusive that I guess most women and kids would be too frightened to try eating out at the prison-like eatery. |
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We went to Venice a few days later and it was full of dirty pigeons and busloads of ghastly American tourists shrieking at each other like fishwives. |
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The dismal mumblings of everyday business in the House of Commons, the creaking pomposity of the Lords, the ghastly flummery of the state opening are overlooked. |
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Believing in literature means saying that the ghastly regime holding sway over your country is altogether insipid, compared to literature in all its funereal majesty. |
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There is a hideous fatalism about it, a ghastly and damnable reduction of beauty and intelligence, of strength and purpose, of honor and aspiration. |
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After all, this is a man so potty and unfathomably wealthy that he can walk into a shop stocking ghastly, ugly, ridiculously pricy ornaments and already own most of them. |
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So if that was a nightmare this will be too ghastly too contemplate. |
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Soon, however, the ghastly spectacle was to erupt on the streets itself. |
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There is no way for us to escape this horrible, ghastly death. |
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The blood flowed and showed ghastly red against his pale skin. |
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His face was ghastly white and his eyes were black and beady. |
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The blue vein was extremely easy to see in his ghastly pale skin. |
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There was no mistaking those ghastly eyes and pale white skin. |
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From her ghastly pale face, Tom can tell that she was not healthy at all. |
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Her lips were shrivelled and pale, her skin a ghastly white. |
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Her face was pale and ghastly, her eyes leaking tears faster and faster. |
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One Kansas farmer lined his field with ghastly wind ornaments, rough cut from sheet metal and painted with slogans mocking liberal causes and government tyranny. |
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At a giveaway price, it went to a development company who created what is now the Broadgate centre, a fairly ghastly set of offices with a few shops thrown in. |
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The ghastly sight of mutilated corpses disinterred from mass graves is psychologically incompatible with calculations about scarce resources, opportunity costs and trade-offs. |
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They appeared on the dreaded bed of spinach, which is always ghastly. |
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But ghastly cradle snatcher Ella with her too-close eyes has left him with very little choice. |
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This particular ghastly grimace belongs to a California Swellshark which lies in rocky crevices, waiting to ambush fish and crabs. |
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Then he plummeted into the desert and struck the fesh-fesh with ghastly impact. |
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In fact, this was just as well as the other runners all piled up into a ghastly stramash at the next fence. |
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It looked as if they had picked up bedroom tips from the brothel with a ghastly selection of bedside lamps, pillows and bedcovers. |
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Inquiry elicited that he was a pop singer. I YouTubed him, revealing another ghastly microphone-gripping, anguished nasal wailer. |
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Some hoodlums had torched a derelict automobile, which emitted a ghastly pall of thick, black smoke that filled the street. |
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Your spots are nothing compared to my ghastly rheumaticky pains behind the knees. |
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It would never do to turn up overmerry, plus the fact that he was expected to make a speech on this ghastly occasion. |
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We were driving along and watched this ghastly pink horse box as it got stuck. |
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But there's always this aggrieved air that I'm some sort of ghastly Harvey Nichols-obsessed lady who lunches while he earns all the money. |
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We may have outlawed ghastly foie gras, veal crates and the like, but we are not averse to sending livestock abroad to endure the torture. |
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His face was so ghastly that it could scarcely be recognized. |
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So there I was feeling totally gutted by the whole ghastly business. |
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I cannot imagine any future for me other than a ghastly one. |
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This is why Towny Tony and his ghastly crew want to wreck it. |
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It was a ghastly morning, with the rain beating down in sheets. |
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This captain, played with ghastly vehemence by veteran heldentenor Wolfgang Schmidt, was a sight to behold, grotesquely overweight in suspenders and sporting fat-man falsies. |
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For an oppressed people this final act in the fading daylight, the wrenching down of this ghastly symbol of the regime, is their Berlin Wall moment. |
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Bevis, the homicidal barber who sings The Lumberjack Song in a Monty Python sketch, had spent five ghastly years at the Hairdressers' Training Centre at Totnes. |
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The novel puts Gunther right in the middle of a ghastly battle between Serbs and Croats and some of the worst atrocities that one has ever heard or read about. |
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Public international law deals extensively and increasingly with criminal conduct that is heinous and ghastly enough to affect entire societies and regions. |
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It's belted waists and pencil skirts again, which means the ghastly panty-girdles and roll-ons have returned, only this time they're called control knickers. |
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