It is brutally honest and brutally smart, which are both things I aspire to in my standup.
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Numerous people before Roberts have brutally murdered this supremely cold take, akin to how boomers brutally murdered the economy.
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It's uncomfortable sometimes to be, I'll say brutally transparent - I don't mean disrespectfully transparent or be blunt - but brutally transparent.
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As brutally honest—and brutally gory—as the original comic might be, KC Green's updated one of his most famous pieces.
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And that the thing that was of paramount importance to her was that justice was done for these two people who were brutally, brutally murdered.
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Soccer hooligans in Russia are trained, organized, and brutally violent Soccer hooligans in Russia are trained, organized, and brutally violent This segment originally aired Feb.
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The bloke, though, the partner administering the shagging, brutally, and I mean brutally shoves his dick right back in her and gets straight back to his shagging.
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" Depp, Rodrick writes brutally, "considers himself a funny man.
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My son was brutally beaten ... with the butt of a .
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Silva was brutally stopped with strikes in all the losses.
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Ms. Wolf did her job, and did it brutally well.
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It was a brutal end for two brutally boring characters.
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Ronald dela Rosa, who brutally enforced Duterte's war on drugs.
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Brutally Honest: Is it OK to spy on your kids?
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Doctors stopped gaslighting me and started being incredibly, brutally honest.
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Cesare's own brother turned up in the Tiber, brutally stabbed.
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And that was just one of Paris' brutally honest moments.
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How often are you brazenly, brutally honest with your friends?
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They were imprisoned in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and brutally treated.
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Also, they can brutally attack humans, which is no good.
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So it was raw, brutally honest, and it was desperate.
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It's a good year for gorgeous, brutally challenging puzzle games.
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Three brutally murdered at their Shabbat table in terror attack.
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If you pride yourself on brutal honesty, be brutally honest.
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We try to be brutally frank and honest about it.
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Red Horse's drawings are brutally honest and honest about brutality.
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Be brutally honest with yourself: Are you carrying a balance?
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Lewis, who was brutally attacked during the 2900 Selma, Ala.
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Is it to see a girl who is brutally gangbanged?
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"Meanwhile, critics have called the show "brutally dull" and "underwhelming.
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Previous Americans jailed in North Korea have been treated brutally.
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I'll be brutally honest: Teams didn't wash the team shirts.
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Preston Brooks of South Carolina brutally caned the abolitionist Sen.
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But as Sanders learned brutally Tuesday, this is not 2016.
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The cycle ended more brutally than Trump could have imagined.
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What happens is both shocking and, in retrospect, brutally inevitable.
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Some of them have been brutally tortured and sexually assaulted.
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Eggers was convicted of brutally beating and then murdering Mrs.
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My husband was in prison until 2010 and brutally tortured.
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Their answers are outlandish, whimsical, brutally honest and utterly reasonable.
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It is a form of capitalism that is brutally efficient.
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Even in this brutally tribal moment, that should be enough.
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"They treated us brutally as if we are their enemies."
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Strikes were brutally crushed and labor unions all but annihilated.
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Her version of the story, like Alcott's, is brutally practical.
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He lost quickly, cleanly, and brutally to Lesnar at WrestleMania.
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Not the first time Tupac's been brutally honest on paper.
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In reply to Satan's apology, God brutally punishes Satan again.
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But then Alton Sterling was brutally killed by arresting police officers for seemingly no good reason and three police officers – Brad Garafola, Matthew Gerald, and Montrell Jackson – were also brutally killed for no good reason.
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Most are just ecstatic when he doesn't get brutally beaten nowadays.
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"They didn't deserve to die as brutally as this," she posted.
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Patton Oswalt is remembering Anthony Bourdain's brutally honest way with words.
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During lunch that day Diego was brutally attacked by his bullies.
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"Steve Page Brutally Murdered his Wife in 1991," the billboard stated.
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Should these brutally violent scenes have even been in the movie?
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But what a terrible, no good, brutally insensitive attempt at humor.
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Gabi's father and stepmother were brutally murdered in a home invasion.
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"Too many years in a culture broken by brutally powerful men."
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"It was brutally graphic," he said, declining to describe the content.
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He was brutally tortured for 3 miles, until he was dismembered.
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Related: Brutally Honest: Is it OK to let your child fail?
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Maybe that explains why he brutally murders Nava in a hallway.
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A mob brutally beat, burned, lynched, and then dismembered his body.
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When confidence snaps, however, the volte face can be brutally quick.
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The deceased had died brutally—but that wasn't the weird part.
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Let's just be brutally honest about it, it's ugly as shit.
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"He and I haven't spoken, and I disagree," Trump brutally replied.
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No, he brutally stabbed Frosty the Snowman on his front lawn.
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But they're still content to have them brutally murdered by soldiers.
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Ellerin was found brutally stabbed in her Hollywood bungalow in Feb.
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After a few minutes, five men came and brutally attacked him.
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These contrasts have created their particular dreamscape, with brutally touching results.
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State security forces, bolstered by millions in U.S. aid, responded brutally.
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She was brutally sexually assaulted while in the military, she said.
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Her image on those shows was steely, impenetrable and brutally harsh.
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At 216, Mikal had never experienced a friend being brutally murdered.
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There, she murders Walder Frey after brutally feeding him his sons.
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The date never happened because Ellerin was brutally murdered that night.
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There are also, apparently, politicians willing to brutally roast each other.
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Very brutally honest songs about everything from love to domestic violence.
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B brutally honest plz His typing bubble cut in and out.
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The key is to be brutally realistic about your fashion needs.
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Those who knew it often dismissed the wines as brutally rustic.
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Anyone who could cause it any headaches is being brutally silenced.
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McDougald's helmet brutally collided against the right side of Cooper's helmet.
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Then two years later, filmmaker Theodore van Gogh was brutally murdered.
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On social media, traumatized residents said the paramilitaries were behaving brutally.
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Delbanco restores to them their moral seriousness in brutally uncertain times.
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She had been brutally beaten and strangled, and was partially clothed.
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Hillary is brutally honest and introspective about how polarizing she became
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But in 2020, we need to be brutally honest with ourselves.
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To his credit, Alderson was brutally honest in taking his leave.
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He was arrested, interrogated, brutally tortured, tried, and sentenced to death.
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"I don't think that message has been brutally articulated," he said.
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Why are so many white Americans so brutally mean and inhumane?
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Her first winter in New York was brutally cold and dark.
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Their projects were brutally criticized by executives on public Slack channels.
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Another employee, Arlene MacNeil, 20 (no relation), was also brutally attacked.
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But in Russia, these hooligans are trained, organized, and brutally violent.
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Hentai, 083chan, and the brutally unstoppable infantilization of generation after generation.
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"The Word for World Is Forest" (1976), about malevolent humans brutally invading a planet of peaceful forest-dwelling aliens, anticipated James Cameron's "Avatar" (2009), about malevolent humans brutally invading a planet of peaceful forest-dwelling aliens.
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It will be brutally honest, produced to perfection, and catchy as hell.
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" Cox continued: "I'm here because yesterday morning, 49 Americans were brutally murdered.
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Rather brutally, Carreyrou adds that Holmes was actually never close to Dietz.
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This is going to be a brutally scary Fourth of July, everybody!
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Just this morning, another victim was found brutally beaten while sleeping outside.
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In 1947, Hodel brutally murdered 22-year-old aspiring actress Elizabeth Short.
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The team tested the jellies' response to stimuli by brutally pranking them.
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"I thought Len was a huge sourpuss tonight – brutally honest," said Rivera.
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The García family enter that new world with a brutally intimate introduction.
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In the early hours of Sunday, July 14th, Devins was brutally murdered.
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"Black Hawk Down" is just a brutally efficient action movie as well.
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Like a brutally honest friend, this is where people hold nothing back.
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In 2015 he was brutally beaten up by a group of thugs.
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Here's the case McConnell would make if he were being brutally honest.
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He brutally murdered the dirty sheriff (Henderson Wade) he placed into office.
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Was she brutally murdered by her boyfriend Ben (Ramon Rodriguez), or not?
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It can be used to subtly nudge us or brutally shove us.
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"People treated me in a way that was brutally unkind," Stone said.
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Both victims were brutally stabbed in the right side of the neck.
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This ended when Assad began to brutally repress civilian revolts in Syria.
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My wife has been so brutally honest with me the whole time.
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"There's a point where everybody has to be brutally honest," Leach said.
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"Taliban ordered the passengers out and brutally shot them dead," Salangi said.
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What's worse than being brutally KO'd by a juiced-up Jon Jones??
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Another nine brave young innocent democracy protesters were brutally murdered this week.
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Viewers will see beloved surgeon Meredith Grey brutally attacked by a patient.
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There are multiple mentions of him unnecessarily and brutally killing a girl.
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He was outspoken and stubborn, a strict disciplinarian and brutally hard taskmaster.
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All of which makes this story about him and MTV brutally disappointing.
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Matthew, a 21-year-old gay man, was brutally attacked on Oct.
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"While he was there, he was absolutely brutally tortured," Pradhan told me.
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Even before the sun came out, it was brutally hot and humid.
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However, in regular conversation, she was sharp-tongued, dismissive, and brutally venomous.
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You've got to be brutally honest with people about where they stand.
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He had been so brutally tortured that he was not immediately identifiable.
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They were murdered, most brutally, by members of the Ku Klux Klan.
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In neighboring Mexico, this responsibility has come at a brutally high cost.
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Especially when Habiyambere passes me with brutally paced, angled and dipped shots.
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Now, it is the state itself that is brutally suppressing political dissent.
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The effects of climate change are brutally visible in the Arctic today.
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It's just a question of how brutally they'll fight in the meantime.
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Women have been brutally forced into submission by Islamists using Sharia law.
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Many Taínos were brutally enslaved, forcibly assimilated, or died during this period.
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When such movements were brutally repressed, Havana and Moscow reacted with indifference.
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And enjoy a brutally awkward date between Ms. McDormand and Peter Dinklage.
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She fretted that her sister was either dead or being treated brutally.
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For better and worse, it played like a machine, brutally and materialistically.
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But it does rather brutally ignore the history of African-American abstraction.
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For those unfamiliar with the concept, radical transparency involves being brutally honest.
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Viewers saw police brutally attacking men and women with mace and clubs.
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This is a prime example of Mr. Trump's brutally transactional foreign policy.
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" She continued, "People treated me in a way that was brutally unkind.
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"A brave voice, brutally silenced," former President Mohamed Nasheed said on Twitter.
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"I have been brutally attacked," she says, her hair matted with blood.
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Polly, an undocumented worker in a nail salon, works brutally long hours.
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"What happens is both shocking and, in retrospect, brutally inevitable," Scott wrote.
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She says they murdered her parents and siblings, before brutally raping her.
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How a cheap, brutally efficient grocery chain is upending America's supermarkets 28.
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No "social contract" or "natural rights": nothing but power relations, brutally enforced.
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"I'm here because yesterday morning, 49 Americans were brutally murdered," Cox said Monday.
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The show is also full of people getting brutally dismembered, bleeding and vomiting.
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Lightweight polymer-based nets enabled supertrawlers to rake the ocean even more brutally.
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We have not yet identified these two men who brutally assaulted Deandre Harris.
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Meili was found by the side of a ravine, raped and brutally injured.
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The context of the dunk itself defangs it, making it almost brutally pointless.
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We were brutally honest with each other about what needed to be done.
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Although this is a brutally competitive niche, the firm's profit margin is 10%.
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Other rules limit political activity and brutally punish criticism of the royal family.
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It was brutally effective, and it rendered more subtle methods of warfare pointless.
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The most radical of Lester films, "The Bed Sitting Room" was brutally received.
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And, most of all, she remembers being raped, by Ooko, brutally and mercilessly.
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Bundy was a rapist and necrophile who brutally killed at least 30 women.
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Any protest is brutally suppressed, and an ineffectual resistance barely clings to life.
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Cuphead is a brutally difficult action-platform game disguised as a classic cartoon.
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Brutally Honest: Is it OK to be naked in front of your kids?
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Brutally Honest: When is to OK to leave your teen home alone overnight?
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She arrives in New York and is brutally assaulted by one of them.
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It had brutally suppressed Shias when they rose up against Saddam in 1991.
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She was found brutally stabbed 47 times in her Hollywood bungalow in Feb.
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Obama's Appearance on 'Fallon' Causes a StirA TV Reporter Brutally Attacked On-Air
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Neither did the brutally underrated adaptation of Philip K. Dick's A Scanner Darkly.
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The footage from the ABC report may be disturbing, but it's brutally necessary.
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With its brutally prescient title, the self-released swan song immediately lost momentum.
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I had spent six brutally disappointing years with the Clippers and Donald Sterling.
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Davidson has been brutally honest about his experience with all of those issues.
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Jamal Khashoggi, who was brutally murdered at the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul.
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"It was brutally difficult," Vargas, 54, tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue.
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Part of Maher's appeal is being brutally candid and authentic in his convictions.
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"I saw two brutally murdered corrections officers, that's what I saw," Sills said.
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But families also act as enforcers of ever more brutally interpreted traditional law.
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Which he does, both brutally and mercifully, but at great cost to himself.
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" And one more was brutally honest: "Some questions shouldn't have to be asked.
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This is an extremely and brutally honest song about where the band is.
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"Galen is so honest, brutally honest," Cindy Lloyd said of her half brother.
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The Chinese government brutally discriminates against the minorities in China's westernmost region, Xinjiang.
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The regime has brutally cracked down, killing dozens of demonstrators and arresting thousands.
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They had several other foster and adopted children whom they also treated brutally.
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The debate on Betsy DeVos's confirmation as secretary of Education was brutally candid.
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As a piece of political rhetoric then, "lock her up!" was brutally effective.
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In the brutally competitive market for smartwatches, battery life is a consistent problem.
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"I saw two brutally murdered corrections officers; that's what I saw," Sill said.
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But as I cautioned at the time, the smartphone market is brutally competitive.
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See some of Richards' brutally honest, beautiful, and, at times, hilarious snaps, below.
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Last month, cow protection vigilantes brutally attacked four Dalits over cow slaughter rumors.
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Unfortunately, she doesn't get the chance, as she's brutally murdered in the woods.
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The tension builds slowly and brutally within the landscape of expansive, windswept plains.
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In this environment, the honeymoons granted newly elected leaders are now brutally short.
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Some were successful and others brutally crushed, but even the latter still resonate.
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Costa Rica's national soccer team coach was brutally honest in his resignation letter.
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Taking out three main characters at once, and so brutally, was beyond belief.
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These realities make a sustained vaccination campaign brutally difficult for health workers here.
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A pitch deck reveals the firm's brutally honest approach to working with founders.
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But their lives were brutally cut short after just 30 seconds of gunfire.
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Japan brutally occupied Korea from 1910 to 1945, causing animosity that remains today.
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And his crowd-rousing St. Crispin's Day Speech comes across as brutally militaristic.
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" He argued that "no nation will be permitted to brutally assault its neighbor.
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It's still a brutally short amount of episodes after a two-year wait.
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His Moogfest set merged P-Funk earthiness with brutally efficient 21st-century beats.
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Some of the plotters had brutally shot demonstrators and comrades who opposed them.
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Iran brutally suppressed the Green Revolution that arose after the regime rigged elections.
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The first answer, the most brutally honest answer, is because I'm the youngest.
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And the topic of removing them, it's actually kind of brutally efficient now.
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He says Kim and his top advisers are cold, realistic and brutally rational.
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If every social network were brutally honest with you, they'd be Amazon Spark.
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Tong Po, the Thai national champion, brutally dispatches Eric and leaves him paralyzed.
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The Politics Recently, Australian leaders have had a habit of being brutally ousted.
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In short, every single person on the planet should be brutally disoriented and traumatized.
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In the 19th century, Muslim-led rebellions were brutally suppressed, killing hundreds of thousands.
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It was frank, it was honest, sometimes brutally so, but we made real progress.
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"It's a double-edged sword," he says, "because my son was brutally murdered here."
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It relies on two types of horror, one supernatural and the other brutally grounded.
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Day One It's a brutally hot and muggy 87 degrees with 75% humidity outside.
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Pendulum ready to swing again after with Canadian air over Alberta brutally cold. pic.twitter.
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Team Megabots' Eagle Prime won the duel after brutally hacking away with that chainsword.
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It's where the the Communist regime brutally crushed a pro-democracy uprising in 1989.
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And just last week, a prominent transgender activist named Hande Kader was brutally killed.
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Read more: Two migrant teens brutally executed in Tijuana as asylum cases pile up.
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It's as brutally honest and straightforward as you can be in a love song.
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For more than three decades, Mugabe has used state security to brutally crush dissent.
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Sheep shearers were striking for better conditions and being brutally punished as a result.
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During her time there, she was brutally attacked and accused of poisoning her friends.
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It is, to put it brutally, a minority occupation government... Diversity is not strength.
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He completed law school to find the legal job landscape brutally competitive and uninspiring.
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One night, Jones showed up at the house and brutally attacked and raped her.
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As brutally tragic, inhumane, and sad as Browder's experience was, it is not uncommon.
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The problem is that regular, old-fashioned yogurt, like Yoplait, has been brutally commoditized.
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How can anyone combine such a brutally demanding job with being a good father?
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" Agassi was brutally honest about this period in his life in his autobiography "Open.
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Additionally, a Delaware woman alleged she was brutally attacked at another Dominican Republic hotel.
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Yet activating this area was apparently enough to create a brutally convincing synthetic pain.
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We were always brutally honest about our future, namely in agreeing there wasn't one.
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Alden Rivera, the Honduran ambassador to Mexico, told Reuters the boys were brutally killed.
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NOWHERE in the Americas was the cold war fought more brutally than in Guatemala.
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Chrissy and Vanessa give their BRUTALLY HONEST opinion on Brock Lesnar ... hot or not?
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Against Jacare, Belfort flopped to guard, was quickly mounted, and was brutally pounded out.
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It's a weapon designed to maim and terrorize, and it's brutally effective at both.
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Melvin Manhoef demonstrated that repeatedly and brutally as Robbie Lawler circled along the fence.
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The only way to escape is brutally simple: murder another student without getting caught.
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This is why Iran's regime has never ceased to brutally suppress its own people.
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Seth Meyers brutally outlines the best and worst case scenarios for the Democratic candidates
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His death, 10 days before I turned 13, was so brutally final for me.
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Brutally exploiting her social and sexual naïveté, they enact a campaign of escalating humiliations.
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Mr. Pruett's story illustrates just how brutally the criminal justice system can mistreat minors.
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Malaysia, Indonesia, and most recently the Philippines, have brutally cracked down on drug users.
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A group of homophobic teenagers hurl slurs at the couple, while brutally beating them.
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Mr. Alpízar was so brutally beaten he had to go to an emergency room.
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Made to sleep outside in winter, she is starved, worked brutally and repeatedly raped.
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Lottie's teacher is brutally transparent in her assessment of her predominantly black public school.
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Mr. Sisi's government has since moved brutally to quash dissent and eviscerate the Brotherhood.
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These are the faces representing the young woman who was brutally killed and skinned.
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At the beginning of this century, Priorats often seemed muscle-bound and brutally oaky.
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Josh, she explains, was brutally killed by a man who entered the country illegally.
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He then goes behind them and brutally smacks their bottoms with a large ruler.
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Fink was brutally honest about how unpopular the views of his wealthy audience were.
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Islam Karimov of Uzbekistan was known for brutally incarcerating and torturing his political opponents.
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Four of the seven said they were brutally beaten and tortured while in custody.
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That's because onstage, on the duo's handful of televised performances, they're almost brutally awkward.
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And their emaciated bodies were brutally clear proof that they weren't faking their hunger.
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What Trump says and does, through his rhetoric and behavior, can be brutally honest.
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The Crimean Tatars and the Chechens were brutally forced from their lands in 1944.
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"Suffice to say, it will be a brutally cold weekend," the weather service said.
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He can't take the scenes of the boxer, Jake LaMotta, brutally beating his wife.
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These two precious girls were murdered — brutally murdered while walking together in their hometown.
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Without US support, both were brutally suppressed by Iraqi forces of Saddam's Sunni government.
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Just weeks ago, she says Lindsey was "brutally beaten" and ended up in the hospital.
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"This individual was brutally assaulted that night," Philpot told reporters Tuesday in announcing Goss' arrest.
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Tim Gunn is the firm but fair and brutally honest contestant mentor on Project Runway.
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Pic becomes enraged at a perceived insult and ends up brutally raping this maternal figure.
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Or the time someone was brutally honest about what California has been through with wildfires.
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In 2014, Pellerin was brutally stabbed by two males in the Halifax suburb of Dartmouth.
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It drove most people living in the brutally cold areas indoors, and — specifically — onto Twitter.
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If this were a teen horror movie, they'd be brutally dispatched by a serial killer.
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HBO is staying brutally tight-lipped about the upcoming final season of Game of Thrones.
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These can happen quickly and brutally, with the winner requiring just 50% of the vote.
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Coming into something as brutally violent as this, you really have to change your sensibility.
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In true Ramsay fashion, he was brutally honest while still managing to be utterly charming.
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Google is the main focus of my reporting, and it is a brutally competitive beat.
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The privately held company is slowly expanding in the brutally competitive $830 billion grocery sector.
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In spite of this dearth, it's commonly known that toddlers are frequently brutally honest communicators.
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And if we're being brutally honest, it's hard to find photos of John Kasich period.
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Two San Diego teenagers and their friend were brutally slain execution-style Sunday in Mexico.
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But damn if she doesn't also make the most interesting and brutally honest talkshow host.
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There have been a handful of tracks shared—the brutally gangsta "Groovy Tony," the Anderson .
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The California home where Charles Manson's cult followers brutally slaughtered two people is for sale.
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Women and girls were physically and mentally tortured and brutally raped, according to the report.
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Being brutally beaten almost to death because of your ideology is a very different thing.
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Little do they know that Sharon Tate, their neighbor, is about to get brutally murdered.
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Sansa was brutally raped on her wedding night, with Ramsay ripping her wedding gown apart.
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When you do this as the Swiss or Germans do, you brutally enforce the mandate.
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BROTHERS WHO BRUTALLY ATTACKED MCDONALD&aposS EMPLOYEE &aposWILL BE DEALT WITH,&apos THEIR MOTHER SAYS
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But with progress inevitably comes mistakes, and the show is brutally honest about those, too.
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The interview -- brutally intense, rather than softball -- turned out to be "a disaster" for Clinton.
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My small blog soon blew up for its brutally honest sex toy and porn reviews.
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It is one thing to be killed, it is another to be so brutally murdered.
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TV was suddenly either highbrow with a glossy finish, brutally sentimental, or unpolished and raw.
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Still, Ms. El Rashidi's portrait of the unrest in her country is brutally vivid throughout.
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EISEN: AND WE HOPE TO STILL HEAR FROM YOU AND BRUTALLY HONEST OFF THE FED.
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In our analysis, we saw instances of people being beaten, tear-gassed and brutally arrested.
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The most brutally honest and brave modern first lady, I think, has been Betty Ford.
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This damp sentimentality, so brutally satirized by Jackson, is the guiding principle of Flanagan's series.
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The Shia in the south and the Kurds in the north were both brutally crushed.
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His parents were brutally murdered in the basement of their Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada home.
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It's a brutally oppressive, bleak series of scenes, but it feels profoundly real and tragic.
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In healthcare, what would we do for the people who free markets brutally leave behind?
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Some things were so brutally simple, he probably walked out there going, 'What the fuck?
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We don't know why the assailants broke into Toby's place and attacked him so brutally.
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The protesters were not cooperative and brutally attacked officers with rocks, Molotov cocktails and firecrackers.
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How can Delhi sleep today when 8 month baby has been brutally raped in Capital?
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But their sleuthing ended disastrously, prompting the show to take on a brutally dark tone.
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I know a kid in his early twenties who was brutally abused & now serving years.
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I made my criminal record, even in the middle of an accomplishment, visible — brutally permanent.
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In 2005, Louisiana was brutally affected by Hurricane Katrina and the subsequent bungled federal response.
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Memorable moment: Manny Pacquiao brutally beat up Antonio Margarito in a savage 12-round performance.
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It's been brutally cold in Chicago, with temperatures of 20-25 below zero on Wednesday.
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The Greek government told Business Insider that the marbles had been "brutally removed" by Britain.
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A black security guard (Barkhad Abdi) becomes another brutally abused pawn in Connie's senseless game.
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Friends who had been brutally killed by enemies or forced by the enemy to surrender.
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Friends who had been brutally killed by enemies or forced by the enemy to surrender.
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But hopes that political reform would follow were brutally dispelled by the Tiananmen Square massacre.
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FORMER NISSAN HEAD GHOSN: RIPPED FROM MY FAMILY, FRIENDS, RENAULT, BRUTALLY TAKEN FROM MY WORLD
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America was shocked to its core when our police officers in Dallas were brutally executed.
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"Eight people, among them police officers, were brutally murdered," Kenyatta's office said in a statement.
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"Suffice to say, it will be a brutally cold weekend," the National Weather Service said.
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Katie Lou, 19, said the sisters could be honest with one another — brutally, if necessary.
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But Tolentino knows there are cultural stories best explored through one's own brutally awkward experiences.
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And, I'm a brutally honest person, so I'm just going to say it up front.
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At times, though, he proved a brutally efficient attack dog, delivering polished critiques of Mrs.
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You know in movies when a grizzled detective who got out of the game after his wife was brutally murdered is asked to do one more job, and he contemplates his decision while staring at a breezy, joyous photo of said brutally murdered wife?
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In the span of one human lifetime, humankind has become brutally adept at plundering the seas.
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I was only 9 years old when Ramsey was brutally murdered and became a household name.
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The Taliban, in contrast, have judges who deal with such cases brutally, but much less corruptly.
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Ahead, five R29 staffers put CopyCat Beauty to the test and share their brutally honest opinions.
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All six of our songs crashing together at once, brutally battling for airplay in my head.
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Speaking to The Sun, Brown claimed that writing her memoir, Brutally Honest, contributed to her problems.
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Instead, Barlow claims the man pulled out a knife and brutally stabbed Poochies in her neck.
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"You were coming here to be brutally honest," he says, quoting the title of Brown's book.
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You either need to be an immaculately professional liar or a brutally dominate alpha human being.
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Life in Bartella, as he knew it, stopped suddenly and brutally in the summer of 2300.
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"It is sickening to see this unsuspecting worker assaulted so brutally by this individual," Donovan said.
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She isn't afraid to be brutally honest, and share raw facts to get her point across.
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However, she was not prepared to discover he had been brutally murdered by his married mistress.
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Iris Warner, a 90-year-old woman in the UK, was brutally assaulted in her sleep.
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So just who is going to be brutally and violently taken away from us next week?
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That poses a problem for North Korea, which suffers from brutally cold and blustery winter weather.
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Some are brutally dragging the film for being less intelligent and overall enjoyable than the comics.
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On the first day of our senior year of high school, Marty's parents were brutally murdered.
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The long-established and respected faith we have in our democratic processes would be brutally eradicated.
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It could be a brutally funny genre parody, like the '80s horror spoof Garth Marenghi's Darkplace.
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In December, she posted a series of brutally honest posts that summed up her Christmas experience.
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For people whose parents had just been brutally murdered, Lyle and Erik Menendez sure behaved oddly.
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Alaska's brutally cold temperatures gave Tennant firsthand experience with the constant need to replace car windshields.
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It's brutally unfair, but when this is pointed out to Justin, he just shrugs it off.
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Case in point: Lauren Jackson, a trans woman from Oregon who was brutally attacked on Aug.
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"You were coming here to be brutally honest," he said, quoting the title of Brown's book.
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As we reported, Norma claimed Tyrese brutally disciplined their daughter, but the judge didn't buy it.
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On Christmas Day, Schumer offered a candid peek at pregnancy in a brutally honest Instagram slideshow.
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But as a delivery vehicle for sheer, visceral terror, it's one of the most brutally effective.
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Workers being brutally honest Ask what the best and the worst thing about working there is.
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In India, on the other hand, officials have at times brutally punished those who defecate outside.
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The first character to make his case against getting brutally murdered is crack addict Tyrone Biggums.
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Here is the letter: Recent events have, once again, brutally violated the nation's sense of security.
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This is brutally inaccurate, as all five planets are in close proximity to the host star.
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It's a brutally addictive premise that's written brilliantly, from the tense beginning to the unexpected ending.
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Brutally #cold for the Eastern US with only Woolly Mammoths and Saber Tooth Tigers missing. pic.twitter.
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Despite all of this, on July 22, 2012, Amber Shinault was brutally murdered by her attacker.
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The Cajuns descend from people brutally expelled in the 18th century from what is now Canada.
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She then travels to Jedha, where the Empire's brutally ransacking a temple for its kyber crystals.
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It could be damaging if the only lines they can stray towards are brutally populist ones.
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Whereas he had unforced errors in the first half, he was brutally efficient in the second.
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Developers have already begun writing software for that system, but they're facing a brutally tight deadline.
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"Brutally" may be a song about heartbreak, but it's neither happy nor sad to listen to.
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The country has mostly avoided spectacular terrorist attacks, but it is a brutally secured, unhappy peace.
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One moment he was walking down the street; the next he says he was brutally assaulted.
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The comparisons drawn were inevitable: The Jesus Lizard (appropriately evil), Mclusky (brutally comical), Helmet (terse, lean).
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In her blog posts, she was brutally honest about her cancer and the effects of chemotherapy.
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Unlike 2009, when the regime cracked down brutally on the protestors, authorities have been relatively restrained.
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It's a raw, brutally human effort from a band whose sixth member is a drum machine.
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Artie Lange was brutally honest about his heroin addiction ... as bad as it is, it's irresistible.
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When asked what they thought of the Business Furniture project, Rotterdam residents had brutally honest responses.
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Why is it so compelling to watch other human beings be broken down, terrified, brutally murdered?
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Meek, however, made light work of Palhares, swiftly knocking his opponent out in brutally impressive fashion.
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Many of these fires began during July, which was a brutally hot month across the state.
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Much like the record itself, Teri's stage presence brutally exposes her inner turmoil and indigenous heritage.
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In 1988 the military junta in Burma brutally cracked down on a wave of peaceful uprisings.
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Marginalized and brutally oppressed under Saddam, Kurdistan has sought a piece of the global oil action.
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His grandfather, after whom he was named, was among those brutally killed during the Balkan wars.
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Ms. Knoll's gentle routine was brutally interrupted last week when she was killed in her apartment.
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Maester Pycelle: Brutally stabbed to death by Qyburn's — formerly Varys' — little birds, aka orphan street children.
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He wants soldiers to behave brutally, so he plans to pardon men accused of war crimes.
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To protect a tax break, the company has allied itself with Wisconsin's brutally partisan Republican Party.
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Once inside, he had been brutally murdered and dismembered by a team of Saudi hit men.
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Producers there have wrung costs out of their factories to survive in a brutally competitive market.
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Epidemiological models are predicting that a Covid-220 outbreak may brutally stress hospitals and their workforces.
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Mr. Leigh's "Peterloo" revisits the 1819 suffrage demonstration that was brutally quashed by the British government.
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Elizabeth left her home in Guatemala after being brutally beaten by the father of her daughter.
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She was in so much pain that she barely remembered being brutally beaten by her boyfriend.
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Mudslide danger replaces fire threat in Southern California Severe weather deaths The weekend was brutally cold.
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He threw me on the floor and raped me so brutally that I started to bleed.
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They brutally beat Woodard, who was still in his Army uniform, and thew him in jail.
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That truth begins through a brutally honest and painstaking examination of our national and personal history.
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All three brutally mistreated their populations and were complicit in acts of terrorism and/or aggression.
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Shepard, a gay college student, was brutally murdered in a homophobic attack in Wyoming in 1994.
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Put simply, the plan is a brutally honest manifestation of Washington's long-standing anti-Palestinian bias.
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But like many place around the world, these indigenous people were brutally persecuted when Europeans arrived.
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But they were brutally honest about the company's most recent results when talking to analysts Tuesday.
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Instead, her life was brutally torn apart by militants intent on ridding Iraq of all Yazidis.
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When the bear grows up, it is brutally sacrificed—tied to a stake, skinned, and beheaded.
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Therefore, the stories of people casually and brutally enacting racism are ours to be familiar with.
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Isn't Mr. Trump the man who stood up for the freedom to say brutally unpleasant things?
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It's about a brutally hot summer in Finland and the rustbucket jalopy you call your own.
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And then Bonnie is pulled into an alleyway, where she is brutally raped by a stranger.
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Then look out: chilly tomorrow and brutally cold tomorrow night and Thursday — down to 239 degrees.
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And some 500,000 people depended on bottled water in the middle of a brutally hot August.
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Till was a black teen who was brutally murdered after he spoke to a white woman.
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The floats, costumes, dances and music are often brutally satirical and politically incorrect, Mr. Kruisman said.
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Meeink was eventually arrested and imprisoned for kidnapping and brutally torturing a rival skinhead gang member.
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You said North Korea has more brutally oppressed its people than any other regime on Earth.
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Despite all the spectacle, two people were brutally murdered and that's something that people shouldn't forget.
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Sansa was about 17 in season five, when she was brutally raped in another forced marriage.
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Echols was fatefully singled out with two other teenagers when three young boys were brutally murdered.
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She urges everyone to ask anything they want, that they "won't offend her" and she means it, because as much as I've seen her be brutally honest in the course of one day, she clearly loves the dialog when people are brutally honest to her in return.
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After getting one look at the snapshots, Twitter users had a field day brutally roasting the couple.
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Even after O.J. was finally arrested, after brutally beating Nicole in 1989, no charges stuck to him.
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All photos: Adam Clark EstesLet me make one thing brutally clear: I love Eero's wi-fi routers.
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They both had to watch their significant others die brutally at the hands of the vicious Negan.
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You can see the gag digging into June's flesh as Aunt Lydia pulls the straps brutally tight.
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Social media is helping track down the white supremacists responsible for brutally assaulting a counterprotester in Charlottesville.
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Many of my friends had issues with her, so they took the opportunity to be brutally honest.
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The Harveys were found brutally beaten, bound and repeatedly stabbed in the basement of their Richmond home.
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A man in his 70s (not pictured) was brutally attacked in a California Burger King Tuesday morning.
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It is brutally clear why Vladimir Putin and his ally Bashar al Assad might use these weapons.
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A man allegedly confessed to brutally killing a 19-year-old who he claimed was a prostitute.
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The presidency he promises is totally personal, brutally direct, unconstrained by anything but the need to win.
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Dre Harris, a counter-protester whose fundraising page says he was brutally attacked by white supremacists. 3.
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Another man tried delegitimizing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and ended up getting both brutally ratio'd and beautifully meme'd.
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Let's just say that this trap would brutally murder any raccoon hapless enough to wander across it.
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A rebellion reckoned to be 7,000-strong in favour of the pope in 1569 was brutally suppressed.
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In his own tribute panel the following day, a brutally honest Mark Hamill built upon the idea.
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When the movie opens, Arthur is working as a part-time clown, and immediately brutally beaten up.
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Amanda Knox wrote a letter of tribute to her roommate who was brutally murdered ten years ago.
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Negan took off Rick's shirt in the clearing where he brutally bashed in Abraham and Glenn's heads.
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It's brutally effective, and a group of Mujahideen fighters flee across the two-lane street, heading west.
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None of them deserved to be brutally dumped like trash as if their lives had no meaning.
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The photo atop this essay was taken on a brutally hot day on a rooftop in Brooklyn.
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The house was owned by Leno and Rosemary LaBianca, the couple brutally murdered by Manson family members.
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A village of glam gods, which is something stars have become brutally honest about on social media.
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Giovanni had a very bright future ahead of him that ended brutally, senselessly, and much too soon.
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NEARLY TWO months after staging a coup, military leaders have brutally cracked down on protesters in Sudan.
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It takes a special kind of friendship to be able to be brutally honest with one another.
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I breathe a sigh of relief that I don't have to see yet another woman brutally murdered.
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"We've never had that many companies fighting so brutally against each other and also collaborating," Schmidt replied.
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Driven by AI and social media surveillance, the future of online dating is unsexy and brutally effective.
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Others may want to avoid a brutally long trial, that will likely end up without a conviction.
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Because he's an irredeemable, heinous creature, he made them brutally fight against one another throughout their childhood.
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It was a risky move, he'll admit, if only because he's brutally honest with himself when tripping.
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When the question of whether she googles herself came up, the 29-year-old got brutally honest.
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Myanmar's military took power in a 230 coup, and brutally suppressed pro-democracy uprisings during its rule.
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Stevens, a key figure in Romney's political world, has brutally attacked the GOP front-runner on Twitter.
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And by "memes" we mean brutally honest Instagram posts that we must send to our Gemini friends.
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Many wondered how the party could ever survive after it brutally crushed pro-democracy demonstrators in 1989.
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It is absolutely critical for me to be brutally honest with people because they're entitled to it.
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In the Ottoman context, camps were used to brutally dispose of remaining Armenians who had survived deportations.
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"Dogeaters," Jessica Hagedorn Possible the most brutally, hilariously accurate portrait of post-colonial Jamaica I've ever read.
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Just last summer, armed resistance by one Shia enclave was brutally put down by Saudi security forces.
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Two weeks later, a group of Manson followers brutally killed pregnant actress Sharon Tate and six others.
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In January 2019, a 26-year-old Seattle man brutally slew his younger brother with a sword.
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As a POW in Vietnam, McCain was brutally tortured ultimately leading him to falsely confess to crimes.
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Daniel Pearl was kidnapped and brutally murdered by terrorists in Pakistan shortly after the September 11 attacks.
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It's the kind of game a perfectionist loves, built to reward mastery and brutally punish anything less.
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Perry then attacked Celeste, brutally hitting and kicking her as the women attempted to fight him off.
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Now, Claycat stars in another grisly remake and it's equally as entertaining and just as brutally violent.
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Police brutally beat several of the patrons and detained 16 people that night, two of whom escaped.
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If ever a week was to make that brutally apparent, then it was the week just passed.
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Even by Dark Souls standards, it's brutally difficult—high-level Souls veterans can expect a proper challenge.
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In true Star fashion, the brutally honest celebrity directly addressed the rumors on Twitter and Instagram Stories.
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And her approach planted the seeds for a brutally effective second-act showdown with the villain Scarpia.
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When Brayan was 9 years old, in 20143, his mother was brutally raped and murdered in Honduras.
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But each of us has a handful of experiences, both positive and brutally negative, that create us.
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The really awful thing about terrorism is the way it can suddenly, brutally, turn banality into significance.
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The original, revolutionary piece is brutally minimal (I urge you to listen), with a repetitive, relentless harmony.
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Anti-government protests spread to Syria, and were brutally suppressed in March 215 by government security forces.
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She had not yet received medical attention since being brutally assaulted by a mob of armed men.
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What "he did" was brutally murder 51 people in cold blood, including a 3-year-old boy.
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But occasionally a leader in the community breaks an unspoken rule by being brutally honest in public.
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They sent me an initial script, and to be brutally honest, I wasn't very happy with it.
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The mailed threat is just the latest fallout since David brutally killed the family's French bulldog, Nugget.
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Around the world — although not in the United States — they are making the handset business brutally competitive.
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I'm always brutally honest with myself about my failures, a practice that comes from being an athlete.
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"This Taliban is the same Taliban who ruled us so brutally in the past," Mr. Naji said.
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Mr. McCain was brutally and repeatedly beaten but refused early release unless other captives were also freed.
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Brutally matter-of-fact, these deaths impart a palpable urgency to the boy's quest: flee, survive, resist.
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Heat makes the trail brutally uncomfortable in summer; the snow and ice make it impassable in winter.
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"Why have you relentlessly and brutally tortured the veterans you depict on the show?" the fans wrote.
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That spirit is even more alive in her stand-up, which is loud, fast and brutally funny.
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Tragically, Israel reacted even more brutally than I expected — and I've lived through three of its wars.
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"She lived -- as we all have lived -- in a culture broken by brutally powerful men," Winfrey said.
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Previous Republican administrations had championed the cause of Afghan women who were brutally repressed under the Taliban.
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It was a tight competition in brutally difficult conditions, with a blizzard blowing up the mogul piste.
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First, he's brutally hurt in some capacity, forcing him to hibernate out of sight as he recovers.
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Hundreds more have been detained at military installations, where they have been "brutally beaten," the statement said.
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When I re-downloaded Tinder, I made my profile brutally honest about my struggles with mental health.
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Raoul Peck's I Am Not Your Negro delivers brutally honest polemics about white America from James Baldwin.
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Ello's first boom is actually a little higher than Snapchat's first, but afterward the difference is brutally stark.
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In 2004, Milwaukee police officers brutally beat Frank Jude, a biracial man they believed stole a police badge.
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Breakups happen, actors leave shows, and, as The 100 fans were brutally reminded earlier this spring, characters die.
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He has demonized, targeted, and brutally cracked down on electorates that are not likely to vote for him.
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One time they attacked her so brutally that she had internal bleeding and was taken to the hospital.
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The situation is worst during the brutally hot summer months, when air-conditioners often overload the national grid.
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You really need to be brutally honest with yourself about why you're trying to get back with them.
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A newly-engaged woman was brutally stabbed multiple times while jogging near her Washington, D.C. home Tuesday night.
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Khashoggi, a columnist with the Washington Post, was brutally strangled in October at the Saudi consulate in Turkey.
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And the company's all-android employees are more than just murderous henchman—they're also brutally effective brand ambassadors.
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It remains a brutally competitive space, and the winners will combine product innovation with aggressive marketing and sales.
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I came of age in Virginia, in a feminizing culture where the male/female binary was brutally enforced.
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Dylan Klebold had written about a "god-like figure" dressed in black, brutally gunning down fraternity-type boys.
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A month before Booker died, she was brutally beaten in a video that went viral on social media.
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The problem—aside from brutally killing someone—is Adebolajo's lack of control over the media representation of himself.
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Ally Steinfeld was brutally killed in September, though officials did not investigate her death as a hate crime.
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The solution, apparently, is to seek revenge on the local gangs in the most brutally explosive way possible.
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At one point, a mail carrier is brutally murdered by a toy truck relentlessly ramming into his head.
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Brown was prosecuted for felony assault and making criminal threats after he brutally attacked Rihanna in Los Angeles.
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He was instead being "brutally logical," making a case to Ek that this was best for his company.
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Within months, she had been brutally beaten and raped by the gang leader, who declared her his property.
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She lived as we all have lived, too many years in a culture broken by brutally powerful men.
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Is it possible that Sean brutally murdered three, maybe four women and completely forgot that it ever happened?
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The unresponsive woman had been brutally beaten and was found frozen to the ground, bleeding from the head.
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Technology IPOs have shown some life in September after a brutally slow first eight months of the year.
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That's why a "brutally expensive" private plane that "saves me hours and hours" is completely worth the price.
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Also there's the likelihood of braving lines of enslaved Nutella-loving zombies, brutally hooked on the chocolate spread.
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You knew that another ex from my college years brutally beat me so badly that I was hospitalized.
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I did want to lash out because my friend was brutally raped and I was defending her honor.
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It follows the life of Mark Hogancamp, a photographer who developed amnesia after being brutally attacked in 2000.
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Under the king's regime, Catholics were brutally tortured and murdered, and these men were sick of the injustice.
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We didn't hit the signature target because it's brutally hard in British Columbia compared to any American state.
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It is brutally hot and sunny today but that doesn't stop me from wandering all over the gardens.
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Is he the same Jon Snow he was before being brutally stabbed to death by his own men?
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But when he learned that she had gone to the appointment on her own, he brutally beat her.
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There's so much joy in watching a tweet get brutally ratio'd, or reading a chaotic series of screenshots.
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A police spokesman said Mir "was brutally killed by (militants) and could not be rescued from their clutches".
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Liston brutally mugged Patterson in Chicago for the first heavyweight title fight ever decided in the opening round.
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The tweet about "reaching the end of its life," that's a brutally honest way of looking at it.
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Lesandro Guzman-Feliz was brutally stabbed to death after being dragged out of a corner store last week.
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Inherent to the creative process are dreaming big, pushing hard and being brutally honest with where you land.
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Lisa Brunner, who grew up on the Ojibwe reservation, witnessed her stepfather brutally abuse her mother as child.
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These stories exemplify the extent to which the Trump administration's unshackling of immigration agents brutally impacts people's lives.
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An innocent man, brutally slain, deserves better, as does the cause of truth and justice and human rights.
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The Warmbier family is suing North Korea, stating their son was "brutally tortured and murdered" by the country.
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Read more: Dominican Republic police are questioning a Delaware woman's story about being brutally attacked at a resort
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Most of the "family" members were young women, including the members who brutally killed Tate and several others.
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"To be brutally honest – we were too distant to understand the growing anger in South Africa," Sneader says.
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His attorneys should not engage in wishful thinking but should be brutally realistic with themselves and their client.
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It arrested thousands, brutally interrogated them (the better to fortify the Wall against future escapees), and imprisoned them.
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The brutally difficult sidescrolling series will hopefully be updated to fit modern standards of quality this time around.
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Read More: 15 times Martha Stewart got brutally honest about other celebrities and all of your favorite things
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Everything changes overnight when a socialite is brutally murdered and Nancy finds she's one of the prime suspects.
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Security forces have brutally put down protests against the plant, beating some protesters and hauling many into detention.
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They tend to be brutally unsentimental, see through the nonsense and cut to the cold, hard bottom line.
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Racists in our own country have desecrated Sikh gurdwaras (houses of worship) and brutally assaulted innocent Sikh Americans.
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The terror culminated in the infamous Manson murders, in which Manson and his followers brutally killed nine people.
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And she has, brutally — killing slave masters, crucifying Meereenese nobles, and most recently, burning the Dothraki leadership alive.
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According to the story, a large group of Cheyenne girls are brutally attacked and killed by a bear.
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Nine members of an American Mormon family were brutally ambushed and killed on a Mexican roadside on Monday.
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Mr. Trump, who has never liked strong women, brutally pressured Angela Merkel of Germany and Britain's Theresa May.
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Those groups, said statements posted to Reynolds and Lively's Twitter accounts, have been "brutally impacted" by Covid-19.
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Both sides in this civil war have at times behaved brutally, and the only way out is diplomacy.
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Last month, Muhlaysia Booker, 23, was fatally shot just weeks after being brutally attacked in a parking lot.
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Critics say incompetent policies and corruption have impoverished the once-wealthy nation while dissent has been brutally crushed.
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While this is brutally annoying for everyone, this is especially frustrating for you since you're ruled by Mercury!
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But the gap between her "hallucination of the perfect future" and her lackluster present will close, and brutally.
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He has suppressed perceived threats to his dominance, often brutally, and maneuvered with guile to outflank his rivals.
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She can be chilly, needy or brutally blunt, but neither Mr. Aster nor Ms. Collette overdoes her weirdness.
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"The genre has diverged into two paths: the brutally gruesome and suspenseful," wrote Perri Nemiroff for Cinema Blend.
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The money flowing into Portugal comes from the colony it dominated, often brutally, for hundreds of years, Angola.
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Never before were the best-known, well-established leaders of those parties so brutally eliminated by the voters.
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When Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was revealed to have worn brownface, TikTok had fun brutally roasting him.
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When a Stanford swimmer brutally assaulted another student, it didn't change everyone's perception of swimmers as a whole.
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They brutally violate Fidelma and her unborn child, viewing her and her baby as the spoils of war.
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A country would not just brutally take 20 percent of its H.I.V. patients off treatment, Mr. Gates noted.
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Murder in the 403-0 Jequan Lawrence was brutally murdered at a housing complex in the South Bronx.
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And then quick as a flash, the character you've been gushing over gets brutally killed in gruesome circumstances.
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One year ago, Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi was brutally murdered in the Saudi Arabian consulate in Turkey.
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Security forces, in collaboration with armed pro-government groups called "colectivos," continue to brutally repress anti-government demonstrations.
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In screen within screen, we see Mr. Khan brutally beaten by the vigilantes in broad view of everybody.
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Start-ups required too much capital to get off the ground and had a brutally high mortality rate.
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"Greg Kelly, an honorable man, husband and father, who was brutally taken from his family," Mr. Ghosn said.
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Even on a brutally hot day in July everybody is dressed smartly, the men in jackets and ties.
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" Carlson zeroed in on that second sentence — "Why are so many white Americans so brutally mean and inhumane?
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Michael Kors entertained fans for 10 seasons of "Project Runway" with his brutally honest critiques of contestants' designs.
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It's a brutally funny bit, but it's not necessarily one that easily extends to a full-length movie.
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But when her community is attacked, she's forced to join other survivors in a brutally indifferent, racist world.
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Schloss was brutally honest about the horrors she and other teenagers endured at the hands of the Nazis.
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It was brutally broken up by police before reaching its destination, with riot squads charging people with batons.
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But the resignation of Luciana Berger and six of her colleagues has brutally and publicly done exactly that.
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Not only would he have to move back to Minnesota, but he would have to work brutally hard.
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A few weeks after the shooting, a man was brutally beaten as he left the Fort Pierce mosque.
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Brazenly political and brutally drawn, it's one of the best crime stories of any medium from recent years.
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She watched as the dogs attacked the man who brutally raped and tortured her during their brief marriage.
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It seemed like the first meeting between Trump and President Xi, on April 6, would be brutally awkward.
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But then Jamal Khashoggi was brutally killed in Turkey, allegedly at the request of the Saudi royal family.
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Unlike the other works in the show, the painting is brutally ugly and comes with an unsavory history.
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The police then proceeded to brutally beat Karl while repeatedly calling him a "black shit," he has said.
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Its reviewers have settled down in recent years, but the site was once known for its brutally scathing reviews.
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In Sri Lanka and New Zealand, hundreds of Christians and Muslims were brutally murdered at their places of worship.
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Dozens of Russian journalists have been killed or brutally beaten in recent years, in clear retribution for their work.
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A toddler was among the dead, as was an unidentified Asian man wearing women's clothes, who was brutally beaten.
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While on the phone with Baleigh, the teen's mother heard her being "brutally attacked" in their home, said Shearer.
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Hartman had claimed the "Orange is the New Black" star brutally attacked her last year in New York City.
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A million-and-a-half people were brutally massacred, and a country can just pretend like it never happened?
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A fact Megan Mullaly all too brutally discovered when she reached the cash register during a recent shopping trip.
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Hence, the angry generation X kids of "Scream" were brutally murdered, paying for their sex, drugs and bad attitudes.
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In reality, the labor hours Amazon needs to power its brutally efficient supply chain appear to be far fewer.
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I clearly know people don't actually want to be brutally murdered, even if their killer is a Hollywood fave.
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It's a song about empathy for a woman, sung by a man, and is brutally ironic at this moment.
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But critics say incompetent policies and corruption have gutted a once-wealthy nation while dissent has been brutally crushed.
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Still, it's brutally frustrating to deal with connection issues every single time I wanted to check out the app.
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Though protests are no longer brutally put down, that is because government opponents are now too scared to protest.
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GERMANY'S centre-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) can move fast and brutally against a leader whose time is up.
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"You have to be brutally honest with yourself, " said Dan Prescher, senior editor for retirement lifestyle magazine International Living.
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Her relatives told CNN this week that they disagreed with the committee's findings and insist Maria was brutally murdered.
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It's someone who calls you out when there is a need to and can be brutally honest with you.
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One man is lucky to be alive after he's brutally struck by a double-decker bus in Reading, England.
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These cues can kick in late, and not just because the primary is held in brutally hot late August.
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"I wanted to be brutally honest so they could see that I didn't have anything special," she tells PEOPLE.
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But analysts say Senegal will still need to work quickly to seize the opportunity in a brutally competitive environment.
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Like, it is brutally honest, but also it makes me laugh like hell [when I] listen to it sometimes.
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Dungeon crawling role-playing games are often brutally difficult, which makes every tiny bit of progress feel especially satisfying.
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A semi-tonal sound interjects—here it sounds like a brutally compressed guitar, but on record it's a saxophone.
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My son James Foley and Florida native Steven Sotloff were tortured and brutally executed because they were American journalists.
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Joy Robson and Stephanie Safechuck are brutally honest in the roles they unknowingly played in their sons' alleged abuse.
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On Saturday Night Live, Melissa McCarthy took a turn as Press Secretary Sean Spicer and it was brutally good.
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I got to work with a great group of people, and to be this rugged, fearless, brutally genuine earthbender.
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Saudi Arabia brutally repressed protests during the Arab Spring in 2011, when uprisings sprung up across the Middle East.
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Samota was brutally murdered and raped in 1984 and her case had gone unsolved for more than two decades.
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For as many people as The Walking Dead has brutally killed over the years, losing Shiva was pretty devastating.
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Earlier this morning friends of this program, Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens were brutally harassed by far left protesters.
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Back in 1997, Combs was charged with assault after brutally beating Interscope Records executive and Nas manager Steve Stoute.
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They brutally smashed the past to make way for the future: an unholy pop-up dive called GWAR Pub.
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The difference: You're not checking out pictures of Kim Kardashian, but of a woman who has been brutally murdered.
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His uncompromising nature and brutally honest criticism once made me walk out of a recording session seething with anger.
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For me, this is really about the young boys and girls who unfairly, unnecessarily, sometimes brutally, lost their lives.
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Across America, in every state represented by every senator, there are women who have been brutally beaten and raped.
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"What happens is both shocking and, in retrospect, brutally inevitable," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The Times.
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He expressed a deep personal hopelessness about the possibility of open, rational public debate in a brutally partisan climate.
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"An innocent young man with a great future was unjustly targeted and brutally murdered," said NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill.
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If you don't know how to do that, find someone who does and who will be brutally honest. 85033.
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After being brutally stabbed by the Waif, Arya escapes by diving off of a bridge and into the water.
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In calling the discussions with Putin "frank," Tillerson was using classic "diplo-speak" for difficult and brutally honest conversations.
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"It's obviously brutally expensive, but time is the one asset we simply don't own," he wrote for Men's Health.
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They involved ten women aged between 13 and 71 brutally murdered in the countryside 40 miles south of Seoul.
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"He continued:"I'll just be brutally clear: Zero thought of throwing the football, zero thought of running the football.
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"I watched as the cops brutally tackled, shoved and arrested protesters," a protester, Caressa Chester, wrote in her affidavit.
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The lyrics are brutally personal, and more inward-facing that we've come to expect from the majority of hardcore.
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Taylor Force, an American student and former U.S. Army officer, was brutally murdered by a terrorist in Jaffa, Israel.
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On Saturday night, seven people were brutally murdered in a jihadist attack on the London Bridge and Borough Market.
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Calling for the appointment of special counsel would be brutally unfair and would send the message there's something here.
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Representing a culture, especially one that has been attacked so brutally by institutions like residential schools, comes with responsibility.
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Masked men speaking French pounce on the two ladies, with one brutally raping the virgin Mary as Claire protests.
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Instead, they took him right back to the farm, where he was brutally beaten in front of his family.
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Images of policemen brutally attacking peaceful citizens made it to the front page of newspapers all around the world.
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I mean, it was basically a slightly richer, sweeter, and denser chicken tikka masala, if I'm being brutally honest.
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As legend has it, he returned home on day to find his wife brutally murdered and his daughter missing.
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And it was accompanied by care so brutally negligent that the woman's pregnancy ran its course before anyone noticed.
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It's also reported that about 75,000 women were abducted and brutally raped by people belonging to the opposite faith.
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For this reason, I know that this man brutally beat his wife for years before she finally divorced him.
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But on brutally hot days (and perhaps a few bitter cold days in the winter, too), things get trickier.
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The brutally derided "Cats" has been nominated in seven categories at the 40th annual Golden Raspberry Awards on Sunday.
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In one case, a suspect was tortured so brutally that it was hard to tell he was still alive.
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Karniol-Tambour ties her rapid success directly to Bridgewater's famous culture of radical transparency, with its brutally honest feedback.
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We've learned Dante Stallone was near campus at Florida State in Tallahassee when 2 men brutally went after him.
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But no regime has oppressed its own citizens more totally or brutally than the cruel dictatorship in North Korea.
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Mass incarceration shattered America's family structure, magnified race gaps, left millions of people marginalized — and has been brutally unfair.
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We broke the story ... DaBaby brutally assaulted a fan Saturday night in Tampa on his way to the stage.
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Both enjoy the great deal of power they each wield and relish the ability to use that power brutally.
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By the end of Act 1, Marlina has been brutally victimized, but most of her assaulters are now dead.
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"He brutally murdered two young vibrant ladies in the prime of their lives," Ms. Mund said in an email.
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He returned to the streets this week after four homeless men were brutally killed while they slept in Chinatown.
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So goes the bildungsroman half of the novel, which hits its stride midway as a brutally sad romantic comedy.
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The Outsider becomes whatever human it needs to be and it brutally murders children, who are the most susceptible.
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"She lived, as we all have lived, too many in a culture broken by brutally powerful men," Winfrey said.
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Past Terminator movies — the ones now brutally retconned out of existence — varied the formula by moving into the future.
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"Heartbroken to hear about Zainab -- a 7 year old child abused and brutally killed in Kasur, Pakistan," she tweeted.
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He gives this example: In 1978, Belfort went to a New York beach on a brutally hot summer day.
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Byrd was chained and dragged for three miles from the back of a pickup truck after being brutally beaten.
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What appeared to be a brutally heavy-handed end to the saga was actually the beginning of something bigger.
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Yet heeding the call to change is barely enough to stay afloat in today's brutally competitive, ever-evolving environment.
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He cites his successful pursuit of two Ku Klux Klan members who in 22011 brutally murdered a black teenager.
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The new Breaking Bad movie, El Camino, is only a few weeks away, but details are still brutally scarce.
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In court documents in the case, he was accused of brutally beating five other boys at the camps there.
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February's brutally volatile market saw investors flee U.S. stocks in near-record numbers, and they're only slowly coming back.
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One particular student is young Danny Gabriel Abreu Abreu who has been incarcerated brutally without trial since August 2015.
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All-hands meetings at the company are usually brutally frank, Alphabet Chief Financial Officer Ruth Porat said in May.
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And the country has cracked down brutally on recent widespread internal protests, despite global condemnation for its actions. Sen.
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Between September and December 1943, SS guards brutally murdered up to 9 thousand prisoners in the city of Krakow.
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This week, the actor Jussie Smollett was brutally attacked in what Chicago police are calling a possible hate crime.
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At times, the films show humanity at its lowest: Mental breakdowns, incest and brutally degrading K.G.B. interrogations all feature.
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His brutally honest tale of trying to regain control of his weight — and his life — makes for moving reading.
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In the early spring of 22.5.5, a young Jewish man named Ilan Halimi was abducted, tortured, and brutally murdered.
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In 1992, Rex Mays, who sometimes worked as a clown and children's entertainer, brutally murdered two children next door.
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Then one afternoon Michael brutally rapes Sascha, in the middle of the living room, in an explicit single take.
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It went on and on, zealously and sometimes brutally enforced by the morality police and the paramilitary Basij forces.
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Never really known as a friendly group, the Italian mafia has been brutally murdering people for hundreds of years.
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Would Roy, who has just seen his lover brutally murdered, really abandon revenge to rescue the man who killed her?
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On June 12, 1994, Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald L. Goldman were brutally murdered outside Ms. Simpson's Los Angeles home.
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Ahead, tried-and-tested workouts with brutally honest reviews so you know exactly what you're getting when you sign up.
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In today's speech, she delivered a message of hope that this country desperately needs following a brutally divisive election season.
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The monument commemorated the victims of the Wąsosz pogrom, during which 250 Jews were brutally murdered on July 5, 1941.
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"We are going to crash against a wall," he said, adding that the science behind climate change was "brutally obvious".
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Where was the outrage following a report that minor illegal, immigrant detainees were brutally abused, beaten under the Obama administration?
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If you dug such brutally honest feral-kid classics as Over the Edge or Suburbia or Kids, you'll love it.
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The FXX actor played one of the creepy, silent — and now brutally murdered — members of Euron Greyjoy's (Pilou Asbæk) fleet.
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As she was walking to her car, he jumped out of the bushes and brutally stabbed her forty-one times.
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Why did you decide to jump into politics now — just when it seems it is at its most brutally ugly?
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In short, the petition argues, the ISIS regime used torture and execution to brutally force people into narrow gender roles.
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Let's read the tea leaves of what's coming up: Allen says she's going to be brutally honest on this one.
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"Ransomware is brutally malicious and bad for small businesses," said Michael Kaiser, executive director of the National Cyber Security Alliance.
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For me, it was kind of hard to watch the same woman be brutally injured or killed over and over.
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She was born in a West Virginia coal-mining town to a violent father and a mother he brutally abused.
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Hilary Duff started her day the way most of us can only dream: brutally roasting her neighbor on Instagram stories.
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It's brutally effective, and it demonstrates a level of restraint I haven't seen from the show in quite some time.
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Upon Jamal's next visit with Freda, where he's coached along by his PTSD sponsor, he discovers she's been brutally beaten.
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Fresh from the world of the Normals, the young actors in On My Block are exuberant, adorable, and brutally talented.
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Brutally ignored during its original release (some of us knew what was up!), this game is now a cult classic.
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It will need that sway to score space in the top rounds amidst a brutally competitive early-stage investing ecosystem.
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Sylvester Stallone's half-brother, Dante Stallone, is on the mend after being brutally attacked in Tallahassee, Florida, on Saturday night.
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Helmed by Tsar Nicholas II and his wife, Tsarina Alexandria, the Romanoffs were brutally murdered by the Bolsheviks in 1918.
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Sometimes, scoring a cart-full of winter essentials is the only thing that makes the brutally cold temperature outside bearable.
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It was brutally inefficient, taking up to three hours of calling and faxing orders to line up a single delivery.
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" "What will those closest to you think of when they find out you brutally murdered two little girls -- two children?
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And knowing more would come, he left his shtetl Felshtin after approximately 600 people were brutally killed there in 1919.
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It's a brutally Darwinian business: most companies fail, successful ones get diluted and exits commonly take a decade or more.
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A toddler is also among the dead, as is an unidentified Asian man wearing women's clothes, who was brutally beaten.
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Considering several states in America just experienced a brutally cold polar vortex, some gleefully embraced and early spring without question.
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While on the phone with Baleigh, the teen's mother heard the teen being "brutally attacked" in their home, said Shearer.
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McDonald found his sister lying next to her bed -- brutally beaten, bleeding from the head and cold to the touch.
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The implication is clear: Dao, who was brutally assaulted and unwillingly thrust into the spotlight, is not a real victim.
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The man who brutally killed Ashton Kutcher's friend has just been found guilty of 2 counts of first degree murder.
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" Oprah said: "She lived – as we all have lived – too many years in a culture broken by brutally powerful men.
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As you know ... Pac's career was cut short when he was brutally gunned down in 1996 on the Vegas strip.
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Having a phone gives it something new and shiny, but the smartphone business is even more brutally competitive than PCs.
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So later when Chuck helps a man who pretty brutally falls off his bike, he gets served with 127 lawsuits.
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But on the other hand, it's hard not to pity someone who has been so brutally let down by life.
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In April, 55-year old dairy farmer Pehlu Khan was accused of smuggling cows and was brutally beaten to death.
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Pictures of nonviolent demonstrators being brutally repressed, attacked with police dogs, or facing racist violence are reprinted often in textbooks.
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Well, for folks in the northeast winter is rapidly and brutally announcing its arrival as the storm Jonas makes landfall.
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The painting depicts the dead body of Emmett Till, a 14-year-old boy from Chicago who was brutally murdered.
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Every nation, in merely deciding to exist, becomes brutally egotistical; in this even Christianity has to take a back seat.
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Reporter: You at that point said that North Korea has more brutally oppressed its people than any regime on Earth.
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The socialist leader who had fought to preserve that brutally unfree system, however, did receive it: Mikhail Gorbachev, in 1990.
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But life did go on for the person who brutally killed my father and left him there to die alone.
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Poems are brutally aware of their short span of action; they're terminal cases, but they bring the news of beauty.
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They were unafraid to be brutally honest, not only about their mistakes, but also about their dreams for the future.
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As details about individual victims are revealed, the public is reminded of the humanity that has been brutally taken away.
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"There, too, I watched as they grabbed the minors brutally, throwing them to the ground," he said in his statement.
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I grew up during the era of Joel Rifkin, the notorious New York serial killer who brutally murdered 17 women.
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Spoiler alert: Leonardo DiCaprio's character gets brutally attacked by a bear in the 2015 Oscar-winning Best Picture The Revenant.
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But when Kobe Saito, an openly gay student, is brutally attacked, both Adrian and Graphite are reluctantly called to action.
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Still, a brutally beautiful and tragic ending, and fine performances from the three lead actors, are enough reason to watch.
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"Micheli brutally, savagely attacked Paavola at the front of the business," Metro Nashville Police Department spokesman Don Aaron told reporters.
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Families were pulled into an archaic system of penalty and law that did not intend to cure, but brutally punish.
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" North Korea: "No regime has oppressed its own citizens more totally or brutally than the cruel dictatorship in North Korea.
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Moreover, Clinton was informed that the cleric, Abu Omar, was rendered to Egypt where he said he was brutally tortured.
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It was a brutally hot day in Washington, and many people found it too uncomfortable to remain in their seats.
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Several of the presidential hopefuls walked across the Alabama bridge where civil rights protesters were brutally attacked 55 years ago.
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Ken Loach's brutally moving agitprop drama demands a thought be spared for the anonymous souls who drop this stuff off.
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"I had to be brutally honest and firm that this opportunity was mine to have and to take," she said.
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Yet when the music heated up, the tall, broad-shouldered Mr. Matsuev played with overbearing power and brutally harsh sound.
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She was a transgressive feminist poet and novelist with a brutally honest approach to the topics of sex and politics.
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"Seventeen innocent people were brutally murdered at my school, a place where they should have felt safe," one student wrote.
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Then, a hard cut to two men fighting and a utensil-wielding woman being brutally attacked by two other women.
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Where was sanctuary for all the other Americans who have been so brutally murdered, and who have suffered so horribly?
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When Tony took his daughter on a college tour [and brutally killed a former mobster turned snitch along the way].
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Every spring in Shukhuti, a black leather ball is sewn together to play Lelo Burti, a brutally physical folk game.
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Another researcher interviewed elementary-school boys and captured their brutally frank stories of punishing other boys who failed to conform.
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Jagged and black, scarred and strangely sinister, it was a reminder that the moon is barren, lifeless and brutally inhospitable.
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Yet, with time running out for Britain before it departs in March 2019, such pledges have collided, brutally, with reality.
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Publicly supported news media, which has been completely subordinated to Law and Justice, brutally attacked the opposition throughout the campaign.
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Turkish officials said he was brutally killed and his body dismembered by a team of operatives sent from Saudi Arabia.
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And we should fear that the government will respond excessively, viciously and brutally, as it has done in the past.
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Professional sport at the highest level is brutally Darwinian: Show a hint of physical impairment and the lions quickly circle.
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Many young kids and devout Muslim women who were readers of Zaman were brutally injured by police during the raid.
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He acted out of opposition to the Reagan administration's support for Central American dictators accused of brutally suppressing leftist guerrillas.
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However, an even tentative alliance with Cersei, who is known to act brutally towards her enemies, may be a mistake.
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President Trump brutally punishes any dissent or criticism from fellow Republicans by denouncing it, usually by tweet, as personal disloyalty.
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The ship's doctors told me that some appeared to have been brutally whipped, their backs a mess of scar tissue.
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Of course, there's vastly more free speech on Instagram than in a country like Iran, where activism is brutally repressed.
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After the Blue Jackets' sixth straight loss, Coach John Tortorella was his usual, brutally honest self in assessing Atkinson's performance.
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The work was at times physically toilsome and, it has to be admitted, brutally tedious for stretches of unthinkable duration.
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Another of his pictures dissatisfies him, and, without warning, he destroys it, brutally hacking at it with a large blade.
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Democrats cosplay as the party of the poor and disenfranchised, while brutally projecting their politics through a professional-class lens.
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He's a strong boy and he deserves the best," she told Hola, brutally adding, "I think he deserves much better.
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And when Trisha Meili was brutally raped and assaulted in Central Park in 1989, Jennifer Levin was on everyone's mind.
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Mr. Rust created the series with his wife, Lesley Arfin, and Judd Apatow, that king of uncomfortable, brutally honest comedy.
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He's a strong boy and he deserves the best," she told Hola, brutally adding, "I think he deserves much better.
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It was enough to convict eight defendants, including one who has since died, of brutally assaulting and killing Catherine Fuller.
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I've found that citing the law is the least uncomfortable way to cut someone off, since it's so brutally bureaucratic.
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That's why a "brutally expensive" private plane that "saves me hours and hours" is completely worth the price, he says.
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After coming to power, his administration brutally stamped out any dissent, and he presided over forces that massacred opposition strongholds.
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Even graduates who have begun promising start-ups have found that securing financing when carrying student loans was brutally difficult.
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It's that she's brutally honest, and she knows how to sell material more convincingly than anyone I can think of.
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In addition, he excluded key opponents from the race and brutally suppressed protests and opposition rallies, killing hundreds of people.
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It featured nine men at a birthday party in which alcohol flowed and conversation grew brutally honest as a result.
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The snow expected on Saturday should stop before Sunday, leaving us with a bright but brutally chilly New Year's Eve.
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Their desperate situation has prompted warnings from the United Nations that some could die during a brutally cold winter snap.
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India's reputation as a brutally patriarchal society isn't misbegotten, but it ignores how varied the status of women is here.
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While in my first few years I was brutally honest, I've since learned that brutal honesty can be instantly demoralizing.
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And your choices are standing in a window waiting to come home, or getting brutally killed and never mentioned again.
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He would be so brutally honest about the trials and tribulations he'd been through in his life and with his children.
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Check out the brutally honest bookstore cats of Instagram below, and prepare to be shamed into reading more in 2016. 1.
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After shivering through a brutally cold December, two-thirds of the United States will feel temperatures rise above normal this week.
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He&aposs having a frank and brutally honest conversation with them with hopes of righting their course and repairing the relationship.
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Not only are thousands of animal brutally killed each year, many of these victims are pets stolen from China's pet owners.
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"I was feeling like garbage and performing like garbage as well, if I'm going to be brutally honest," Miller told MMAjunkie.
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Excuse me to say so brutally, but there are more important things for us than the future of the United Kingdom.
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When the larvae transform into adult beetles, they get right back to it, only now they dispatch amphibians even more brutally.
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If we're going to be brutally honest about the situation, Guidolin should never have got this far in the first place.
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I am brutally honest, and it is my journey — it's always part of my history, it's part of who I am.
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Because you have to be extremely, brutally honest, when you look in the mirror and when you look at your organization.
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ROAD RAGE ATTACK LEAVES COUPLE BRUTALLY BEATEN, POLICE SAY Barbeau allegedly had followed Stackhouse and her fiancée&aposs vehicle for blocks.
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Law enforcement officers on horseback, armed with tear gas and batons, brutally attacked the demonstrators to drive them back to Selma.
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And in San Diego, another young woman accused a driver of raping her so brutally he left lacerations and tissue damage.
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Yet another big-name indie game is on its way to the Nintendo Switch: this time, it's the brutally hard Cuphead.
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Dallas police have arrested one of a group of men who brutally attacked a transgender woman in broad daylight last week.
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And you, at that point, said that North Korea has more brutally oppressed its people than any other regime on Earth.
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The bottom line: Essential's struggles show just how brutally competitive the phone business is, even for one of the industry's pioneers.
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"After almost 35 years, we found the person that had brutally raped, strangled and bludgeoned Traci Hammerberg to death," Johnson said.
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But you've seen, earlier that day, a young child who was brutally murdered, so you may come across like you're hardened.
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They see it as very dangerous, as a real existential threat to all humanity, and they crack down on it brutally.
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A pregnant woman was brutally stabbed to death in the entranceway of her Queens, New York, apartment building early Sunday morning.
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The EDL's support surged four years later when Islamist extremists brutally murdered off-duty soldier Lee Rigby on a London street.
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This time around, the victims are a husband and wife, who, as trailers show, were brutally killed in a motel room.
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This fire, like all fires that rage this long and this mightily, brutally illuminates more than just the land it burns.
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The Panthers replaced him with Antti Niemi, who was brutally bad earlier this season, forcing the Pittsburgh Penguins to release him.
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The fun day turned to tragedy when her long red hair got tangled in the machinery, brutally ripping off her scalp.
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But Zanu-PF's brutally effective machine is expected to wrap up the more numerous rural populace, who are easier to intimidate.
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A U.S. Army veteran is dead after he was allegedly brutally stabbed by his fiancé at his home in Colorado Springs.
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In fact, if I'm being brutally honest, I think rose gold is the best thing that has ever happened to tech.
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Burger Fiction compiled 100 of the very best one-liners that precede some deserving jerk—or innocent bystander—being brutally murdered.
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After Rohingya militants attacked security checkpoints in Myanmar Friday, reports surfaced that the country's authorities were brutally targeting the minority group.
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On her new EP Inner Monologue, Pt. 1, the "Issues" singer, 25, gets brutally honest about love, heartache and bad breakups.
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Turkey's allies, America and Europe, have been disgracefully acquiescent as the army brutally pounds Kurdish targets in the country's southeast region.
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In John Carpenter's Halloween, the film depicts a 6-year-old Michael Myers brutally murdering his older sister on Halloween night.
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It's a brutally practical tactic that emphasizes, above all, a politician's ultimate accountability to the people who put them in office.
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Rick lives next door to Sharon Tate, the actress and model who was brutally slain by followers of the cult leader.
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Ryan Phillippe is suing his former girlfriend Elsie Hewitt after she alleged that the actor had brutally beaten her this summer.
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Rick lives next door to Sharon Tate, the actress and model who was brutally slain by followers of the cult leader.
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A California Sikh man said he was brutally beaten as he placed campaign signs for a Republican congressman along the road.
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But the plot is far from cookie-cutter, and it's laced with brutally realistic details about an abusive and violent marriage.
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In May 2016, he was brutally beaten within an inch of his life at a campaign event by a childhood friend.
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Trump hasn't been so brutally shut down via Twitter since then presidential candidate Hillary Clinton told him to delete his account.
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After a few years, particularly after Erdogan brutally crushed internal descent in 2013, Obama distanced the US, but maintained the partnership.
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The mother of Gabriel Fernandez, who died after he was brutally beaten and starved, pled guilty to first-degree murder Thursday.
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"He threw a chair at me then brutally beat me up," Dice wrote on Facebook, which has been translated from Russian.
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Dean Munsch declares Denise DOA, but Chanel No. 211 is alive, but brutally injured and in need of immediate medical attention.
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This 1984 doesn't shy away from the dark climax of the story, which sees Winston and Julia captured and brutally tortured.
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Gilbert brutally accelerated again on the Carrefour de l'Arbre, one of the most feared cobbled sectors, and Lampaert was immediately dropped.
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It's been a long road for Kesha, and the monologue in the beginning of her video was brutally honest and chilling.
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The GoT clip is brutally, frustratingly, brain-bleedingly short, but who cares—at this point, we'll take what we can get.
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How, exactly, are we to distinguish this metallic, spiky, brutally fast hardcore punk album from its predecessor, 2014's Deep Fantasy?
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They brutally beat him with a lock in a sock and used a shiv to try and gouge his eyes out.
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His answer was mature and brutally honest because he admits he's only been dealing with the Don's capos up to now.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJerry Seinfeld Brutally Disses KeshaDelta Airlines: Support Dog Attacks PassengerDavid Spade: Burglars Make Off W/ SafeKendrick Lamar: Be Humble!
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It brings us right up to the line of sympathy, then, with Hans' death, cuts us brutally off at the knees.
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After being brutally rebuffed by my colleagues, I was relieved and touched to receive the positive reinforcement I so desperately needed.
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Police discovered Geneva's brutally beaten body during a welfare check in Oklahoma City, a police spokesperson told PEOPLE at the time.
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We've come of age in this brutally incompetent political system, and we're threatened with having to live with it the longest.
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"She's attacked really brutally, really viciously, and in a completely surprising, weird way," co-star Sarah Drew explained earlier this month.
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He enforces a feedback system called T203B3 (top-three, bottom-three skills), requiring his deputies to give him brutally honest feedback.
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When Sierra, the white stripper with the black booty, rejects his advances, he follows her home and then brutally rapes her.
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There is one upside to the brutally cold weather, and that is videos of dogs playing — nay, rejoicing — in the snow.
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Hundreds of thousands of people braved the brutally cold the Korean winter to protest on Seoul's streets to demand Park's ouster.
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Lil Peep, born Gustav Åhr, had been one of the more talented and brutally depressive members of the SoundCloud rap community.
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The adult female characters exist to pose in their underwear, before being brutally murdered, to the shrugging indifference of the males.
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With 2017's Arca, she bared the latent troubadour within her, presenting 13 brutally heartbroken songs sung in her native Spanish.
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There is even more intrigue in the now-infamous "owl theory," the proposition that Kathleen was brutally attacked by a raptor.
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The young Scientologists were found brutally stabbed and beaten in a downtown Los Angeles alley, one week after Jurvetson was discovered.
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Because while we understand why Chris brutally brought down 17 walkers, when he shoots the farmer, a bridge has been crossed.
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Where is their anger, for example, when millions of Muslims are brutally suppressed and de-Islamicized in Chinese-occupied East Turkestan?
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Where was the sanctuary for all the other Americans who have been so brutally murdered, and who have suffered so horribly?
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The Europe question drove Margaret Thatcher slightly mad, and then led to her downfall, brutally defenestrated by her MPs in 1990.
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That behavior fits well with his observation that stings are brutally effective at lodging themselves in the psyche of potential predators.
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Libya gave up its program at an early stage only to see its longtime dictator overthrown and brutally killed years later.
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Following the classic playbook of Latin American coups, state security forces brutally repressed pro-democracy demonstrations and shut down independent media.
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Hoover seems to have been an almost brutally tough, obsessively hardworking manager; certainly charm was not the secret to his success.
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Comedians are not just funny but they are brutally honest about themselves, a characteristic that voters seem to be yearning for.
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Turkish officials have previously said that they have evidence that Khashoggi was brutally murdered after entering the consulate earlier this month.
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For baseball players, who skip straight from an immature adolescence into a premature senescence, that realization often comes early, and brutally.
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Ogot, who some know as "Auntie Gender" for her outspokenness on women's issues, alleges that she was brutally beaten by policemen.
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In the suit, she says he held her down during vaginal sex -- she was left bleeding -- and then "brutally sodomized" her.
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In the following days, I had candid and brutally honest conversations about how eating disorders have affected some of my friends.
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We, like Tyler, don't yet know that Holly is a crazed stalker who brutally attacked a girl at her last school.
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What was long suspected has finally been made brutally clear: Israel cannot be both a Jewish state and a liberal democracy.
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Migrants from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador who apply for asylum face a brutally adversarial process that is stacked against them.
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The fighters slugged it out brutally for 12 rounds, but neither could knock down the other or gain a decisive edge.
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Space is cold and cruel and brutally, fundamentally unbreathable, and a massive test of both engineering ingenuity and the human spirit.
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In May 2016 the Polish playwright Pawel Demirski was brutally beaten for defending a Pakistani man being harassed by soccer fans.
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The Assads had always handled dissent brutally, and Mr. Fares recalled watching as a child as security agents killed his neighbor.
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We broke the story ... DaBaby brutally assaulted a fan before his Saturday night gig in Tampa while walking through the crowd.
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More and more, extreme poverty will be a feature of life only where people's opportunities to overcome it are brutally limited.
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Four days later, James "Whitey" Bulger, the Boston mob boss was brutally beaten and killed at the federal prison in Hazelton.
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"Most of my father's family was brutally murdered at the hands of Hitler's white supremacist regime," Sanders tweeted on August 5.
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"Brutally separating young children from their parents is not a response worthy of a great and humane nation," Mr. Stodder said.
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The history of similar resettlement policies shows that they can be brutally effective from the perspective of the governments orchestrating them.
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Wurtzel said fuck the stigma and became one of the first memoirists to write honestly and brutally about depression and addiction.
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One thing that President Trump has made brutally clear is that, in his administration, he is the only person who counts.
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The Soviet Union was believed to be brutally restrictive, but after Stalin died in 1953, life became a bit more relaxed.
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Despite Mr Abramovich's efforts, Chukotka has yet to recover from nearly a century of political repression and brutally crass communist mismanagement.
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He also became a viral sensation in December after a brutally simplistic grilling of one of President Donald Trump's judicial nominees.
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He ultimately went on the run and met a violent end when he was pulled from a ditch and brutally killed.
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But preparing for this post-Christian future requires a brutally honest assessment of both the modern church and the contemporary world.
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But Von Ehr, like many other savvy donors, is brutally realistic about the limits of spending money on a presidential candidate.
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"He ripped off the packaging and then suddenly, brutally attacked the 50-year-old man, who later died," Ms. Hennings said.
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Emmett Till's mother wanted her son's brutally beaten body to be seen, so producing a painting of it seems especially appropriate.
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In one case, a transgender teenager named Shelly Hilliard was brutally murdered after being set up by police as an informant.
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Last week's brutally cold weather paralyzed northern states and claimed around two dozen lives, including University of Iowa student Gerald Belz.
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She appeared in brutally honest viral videos in which she talked about topics like death and did it with a smile.
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In it, Miller described the case of Peter Reilly, a teenager who was convicted in 1974 of brutally killing his mother.
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He had been "brutally murdered" and his body had signs of trauma, the Spalding County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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"No regime has oppressed its own citizens more totally or brutally than the cruel dictatorship in North Korea," Trump said Tuesday.
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The first photo was taken in Beijing in 1989 during the Tiananmen Square protests, which were brutally quashed by the government.
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The first photo was taken in Beijing in 1989 during the Tiananmen Square protests, which were brutally quashed by the government.
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After Octavia Spencer became the first victim to be brutally hacked to death, I almost turned this right the fuck off.
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" And the Times Literary Supplement concluded, brutally, that Gatti's piece was "not an important work of journalism: intellectually, ethically or artistically.
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Meanwhile, if the Koreas moved together they might gang up on Japan, which occupied the peninsula brutally in the 20th century.
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Given the brutally uncaring way I use any wallet, the Finn Access has held up very well over two months of use.
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The Punisher (Jon Bernthal) is now on the scene, brutally killing "bad guys" — or, more specifically, the people he thinks are bad.
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That genocide resulted in deaths numbering in the hundreds of thousands, so al-Bashir has a track record of brutally suppressing dissent.
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Conrad endured a devastating loss in 1998: their boyfriend, Earth, was brutally murdered right outside of their rural, queer community in Tennessee.
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His arrest led to four days of rioting, looting and arson, which was brutally put-down by the colonial British police force.
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Ryan Phillippe's ex-girlfriend tried just about everything to dodge questions about the explosive lawsuit she's filed, claiming he brutally attacked her.
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The international travel market is brutally competitive, and before 2011 the United States had no national entity promoting it as a destination.
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In the 1990s, a witness would tell police that she had seen a nun brutally beat the boy days before he died.
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Up on-screen, however, is the real Sharon Tate, who would be brutally murdered by the Manson Family just six months later.
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Of course, anyone who has played Dead Cells is probably wondering how exactly its brutally hard combat will translate to a touchscreen.
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Last month, Booker was brutally attacked by a group of men who repeatedly punched and kicked her following a minor traffic accident.
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All he wants to do is form a new portmanteau couple and brutally establish England's superiority over Scotland via proxy romantic war.
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The film's emotional impact is a testament to Barer's performance; she's able to emote trauma in a way that feels brutally honest.
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These teachers are creating a newer generation of complex and understanding thinkers and we've decided to brutally underpay them for doing so.
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Although Amazon hasn't made any official announcements, it is brutally obvious that there's going to be an Alexa- and Echo-oriented event.
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The plaintiff was Larry Selk, a mentally disabled man brutally raped by an employee of the residential-care facility where he lived.
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Yet, where those bands have thrived by successfully translating their strange music into big-stage spectacle, Hecker's live presence remains brutally minimal.
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