Over and over we are reminded about the hellishness that is commercial flying.
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No falling-off in technical mastery there, but a view of humanity which is visionary in its hellishness.
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By seesawing between bland normalcy and hellishness, Lobo denies his audience the immersive horror that his film's best images promise.
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Now Manhattan is enduring a different form of hellishness: severe Midtown traffic as the United Nations General Assembly convenes and world leaders gather.
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The movie put a frame around the hellishness of what millions of Americans in bland, blocky suburban office parks experience every day, clarifying just how soul-deadening their lives had become.
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As the hellishness of (and noise on) Twitter has increased in recent years, it seems that just about everyone else on the planet with a smartphone has decided there's no reason to join.
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And yet the points it makes about war, about not only its hellishness but its total psychological hold over combatants and bystanders alike, is more pointed than any such arguments made in popular American films today.
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At the same time, of course, the hellishness of life in cities like Chicago (or Baltimore) is a staple of President Trump's rhetoric: the heart of the "American carnage" that was the theme of his inaugural address.
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But who could have imagined the hellishness of his new half-life, struggling to speak, to walk, to move; searching for words, so impaired and so desperate that he's easy prey for the most idiotic of lowlifes?
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It's a sign that even though President Trump's rhetorical exaggerations of the hellishness of America's "inner cities" come alongside promises to fix it, his administration sees unacceptably progressive local policies as a good enough reason to withhold its aid.
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Their marriage, consisting of his guilt and her hatred, seals them into a daily hellishness from which Frankie seeks relief in the arms of Molly-O, a hapless girl who hustles drinks at one of the gambling clubs and occasionally turns a trick.
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There's such a rancid, forceful sense of wasted energy in the room, that the whole thing can, if played ever-so slightly wrong, descend into a hellishness—each and every participant a player in a drama that becomes devilish through sheer bloody-minded mundanity.
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His influence in the 1980s was strongly felt by neoism founder Istvan Kantor, performance artist Andre Stitt, photographer Richard Kern (who published Ackerman's writing in his magazine Dumb Fucker) and musician Genesis P-Orridge who used one of Ackerman's letters as the text of Throbbing Gristle's song "Hamburger Lady."Nagoski, Ian (April 28, 2009). "Blaster Al Ackerman & the Hellishness of High School and/or Throbbing Gristle." Arthur Magazine.
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"The cries of the wounded, the machine-gun and rifle fire, the bellowing of the animals and the roaring waters of the Olt all echoed in the narrow passage, adding to the hellishness of the scene.". At 5:30 a.m., the wagon column was halted by machine-gun fire coming from the Lunci Point railway station. The vanguard regiment and two artillery batteries did not succeed in dislodging the Germans.
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The album received a rating of 7.6 from Pitchfork, with Leah Mandel stating, "Especially with the world's hellishness currently blaring at us, every social disparity spotlighted and exacerbated, loneliness and doubt deepened to an extreme degree, Peaceful as Hell is perfect medicine". On 26 May 2020, the duo announced via Twitter that Black Dresses would be disbanding, citing the harassment received by McCallion as the reason. Their last piece of released material came on 10 July 2020, after the duo disbanded, with a remix of 100 gecs song, "745 Sticky", on the remix album 1000 Gecs and the Tree of Clues.
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Retrieved 17 June 2015. In Violence - A Modern Obsession (2015), Bessel gave a history of violence in the twentieth century that The Guardian's reviewer saw as a warning.Violence: A Modern Obsession review – why the west has renounced savagery. Ian Thompson, The Guardian, 31 May 2015. Retrieved 17 June 2015. Ian Bell, in The Herald, noted the denseness of the material and the hellishness of the twentieth century outlined by Bessel, but also that the work was thoughtful rather than being a polemic against violence.Richard Bessel: Violence - A Modern Obsession (Simon & Schuster). Ian Bell, The Herald, 2 May 2015. Retrieved 17 June 2015.
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The women started out today were followed by a large crowd of Kurds > and gendarmes. Personnel card of Tacy Atkinson provided by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions In regards to the systematic massacres of Armenians, Atkinson believed that calculative and strategic planning could not have been a method employed by the Turkish government alone: "We all know such clear-cut, well planned, all well carried out work is not the method of the Turk. The German, the Turk and the devil made a triple alliance not to be equalled in the world for cold blooded hellishness." Atkinson along with her husband were especially known for saving the lives of many Armenians.
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Wiiralts work is represented in several collections in both Europe and America, including: some Paris museums, the Albertina in Vienna, the Hamburg Kunsthalle, the Cabinet des Estampes in Antwerp, the Berlin Kupfertsichkabinett, the Prints Division of The New York Public Library, the National Museum in Stockholm, the Calografia Nationale in Rome, and the Museum of Western Art in Moscow. This included an etch he began in 1932 named Hell, which is currently in the collection of the Eesti Kunstimuuseum. This work has been said to resemble the style and skill of past masters, which resulted in "the depictions of the darkest aspects and fears of human nature and the hellishness of social oppression". His complete work consists of some 450 engravings, etchings, wood engravings and lithographs.
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