A dead woman is the ultimate creative exercise, and the grislier the murder, the better.
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"A dead woman is the ultimate creative exercise, and the grislier the murder, the better," she wrote.
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But on Monday morning, light took on a grislier significance among Orthodox Jewish neighbors in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
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And, in more than a few latter-day stagings, Isolde meets a grislier demise than what Wagner envisaged.
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But about the tax bill — things are getting a whole lot grislier than they are on the turkey front.
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Its contents are grislier though, involving a deeply disturbed man-child who is described, on Page 4, as 'a child of God much like yourself perhaps.
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In an even grislier turn, graphic videos of torture of Kashmiris by the armed forces surfaced, one after another — a visual guide of Indian rule over Kashmir.
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However, once the property was searched, the townspeople discovered a far grislier truth: The family had gruesomely murdered at least 11 people and buried their bodies throughout the land.
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The quote is a bit grislier than most of Emily Cox's and Henry Rathvon's typical acrostics, but it sets the tone well, I imagine, for the rest of the book.
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But how Ruiner feels is distinct, its cyberpunk-slanted sounds and sights quite unlike Dennaton's celebrated production, its blunt objects impacting with a more furious force, its palette grislier and grimier.
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Since 2006, under the tagline "Redefining the Media," the site has functioned as a smaller, grislier YouTube, with a stated emphasis on news-adjacent footage that depicts war, crime or terrorism.
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AMA's position on the CDC's ban stems from the experience of emergency room doctors and others who are seeing more and grislier gun injuries and fatalities in recent years, said Sauaia, who believes Congress should remove its 1996 language.
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The gore is a little over-the-top, calling to mind slasher films or the grislier parts of Seven: for instance, one bloody victim is tied against a wall in Park Güell, pieces of trencadís mosaic embedded in his skin.
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Her original remarks to a restricted audience in Yorkshire — before the Manchester bombing this week raised grislier challenges — drew reactions that showed the somber depths of passions associated with a debate that consumed much energy in the Labour administration of Tony Blair.
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Godchild was released simultaneously, as well as being serialized in Viz's manga anthology Shojo Beat from July 2005 to June 2006. The setting of the manga was inspired by "the darker, grislier side" of the Victorian upper class and her admiration of films set in the Victorian time period. For Godchild, she traveled to London to do historical research and visited seven historical sites there. In the series, she refers to the Bible as well as real-life literary works, films and people.
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Early in her career as a manga artist, Yuki had had difficulty selling her manga stories and had then switched genres to write romantic comedies, such as "Orange Time Bomb," following advice from older colleagues that she would not be successful with the kind of stories and illustrations she had previously been creating; after receiving increasingly favorable reader responses to a "dark" miniseries of hers, her editor decided that she should be writing similar stories. The next story concept that she pitched was Earl Cain. She chose the Victorian era as the setting because she liked films from that time period and was inspired by "the darker, grislier side" of the Victorian upper class. Yuki considered Kafka, a vampire-themed mystery which introduced the secret society led by the protagonist's father, to be the beginning of the series' plot.
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