And his lawyer Roy Cohn, who was even more ruthless.
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It could come down to which defence is more ruthless.
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"We could have been a bit more ruthless," he said.
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He's scarier and a bit more ruthless than his original counterpart.
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To some at the White House, Macron's motives appeared more ruthless.
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The next prime minister, their men argue, should be more ruthless.
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"Some of the other guys are more ruthless than me," he said.
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But the best horror movies are a little more ruthless than this.
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A fund might, ironically, soften public attitudes towards capitalism's more ruthless aspects.
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Police, in turn, have grown more ruthless, using methods that cause injury.
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Increasing the NHS's capacity will require a far more ruthless focus on efficiency.
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But Democrats will have to become more partisan and more ruthless just to survive.
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As time goes on, poachers are becoming more sophisticated, more dangerous and more ruthless.
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Bosses, parents and referees, for instance, are likely also more ruthless on less sleep.
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She became — as Todd said last week — more ruthless and mercenary in her approach.
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This has left a power vacuum which younger, more ruthless mobsters are looking to fill.
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Many concede that no-deal Brexiteers are better organised and more ruthless than their opponents.
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A more ruthless company would have shut down API access to Tweetbot and its brethren.
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Days later, an even more ruthless and radical leader stepped in to fill Mullah Mansour's shoes.
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Josef Stalin succeeded Lenin as the Soviet leader and proved even more ruthless and committed to killing.
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Against Venus, she will probably need to be more ruthless than she was in finishing off Svitolina.
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This season, we've seen Jon take on a newer, slightly more ruthless side to his obsessively honorable personality.
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Judge Hannah acknowledges that the powerful opioids available now are far more ruthless than the drugs of his youth.
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More broadly, zero-sum campaigning may encourage more ruthless candidates when politics works far better with consensus-oriented candidates.
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Chinese entrepreneurs, he explained, are more ruthless than their American counterparts and they're putting in a whole lot more hours.
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Although some of the American and Salvadoran gangs shared the same names and allegiances, the Salvadorans were far more ruthless.
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Other artificial creatures that were more ruthless, more efficient, more robotic – and, by implication, less human – might turn out to be stronger.
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However, it seems more ruthless considering the fact that the company actually changed its years-old policy around using this tactic yesterday.
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To survive, Mr Corbyn needs to prove that he is both more flexible and more ruthless than his fellow ageing baby-boomer.
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With their own more ruthless traditions, autocratic states like Russia, China and Iran - and their leaders in particular – are scarcely less paranoid.
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This holds even when we're confronted with its more ruthless side, marked by a tendency to reward unethical behavior like exploitation or avarice.
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"I suppose you could say they're a lot more ruthless in how they do things," Mr. Quan said, referring to the recent migrants.
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"The Iranian regime will not fall but will be more ruthless than ever, seeing American plots against it around every corner," she predicts.
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The crackdown has become more even more ruthless under President Xi Jinping in the years since Birdstriking's 220 album was released outside of China.
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It would be a short-term strategy, in an increasingly non-white America, even if he were a more ruthless demagogue than he is.
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Every dollar spent on overhead (living wages, health care, paid time off, etc.), they claimed, is a dollar the more ruthless competition isn't spending.
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"We needed to be a little sharper, a little better, a little more ruthless to be able to make something for ourselves," Bradley said.
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Unlike his cohort Daredevil, though, Castle is much more violent and exponentially more ruthless when it comes to stamping evil out of Hell's Kitchen.
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This darker turn could have worked had Marsh shown us his real-life likely lads in their by all accounts more ruthless criminal heydays.
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But the upside is that as her minions scramble, Selina has fully embraced the power trip that is being president to become much more ruthless.
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The government has arrested many kingpins, but that has only increased the violence because organizations have fractured into smaller groups led by more ruthless lieutenants.
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" Facing a desperate situation, against a better-financed and more ruthless opposition, Princess Leia Organa makes a desperate plea: "This is our most desperate hour.
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And just like Lottie Person, Snotgirl is a lot smarter, a lot more ruthless, and a lot more biting than it wants you to think.
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Wax 'n' FactsIf you prefer more ruthless judging when checking out at the register with your vinyl selections, skip Criminal in favor of this dusty storefront.
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These days, with more targets on the rivers and more criminal groups involved, riverboat operators warn that the pirates are growing even more ruthless and sophisticated.
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Not surprisingly, the glitzy event possesses an "Eyes Wide Shut" vibe, reminding us that the filthy rich are just like us, only more ruthless and horrible.
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You could chalk it up to Democrats being more ruthless, though I think it more likely shows that Democrats are simply more interested in policy activism.
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Drug traffickers have become more ruthless over the years because the cartels in charge of the routes hold people in charge of shipments more accountable, Carrillo said.
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An even more ruthless 6-3 6-1 semi-final win over fifth seed Elina Svitolina seemed to indicate that the title was there for the taking.
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Holger Hoock's important book recovers a rawer, more ruthless national beginning: a war long on wounds and short on principles — a war, in short, like any other.
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My hypothesis is that the end of the Cold War opened the way to more uncertainty about America's responsibilities abroad and more ruthless partisan competition at home.
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Without these details and the incredible attention paid to them, BoJack Horseman wouldn't be able to pull off its more ruthless turns with as much impact as it does.
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In order to not have one yet again, the show's producers will likely have to get more ruthless about which elements of the show are tossed and which are kept.
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Mr Trump's yarns about hand-wringing Mr Obama fire up his supporters, who long to hear that with a more ruthless president in the Oval Office America will instantly become safer.
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Michael pretends to be the harsher, harder, more ruthless Mirror Michael, to gain the trust of other Mirror Universe inhabitants who have information about how to get back to her universe.
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If Nixon was a more ruthless authoritarian than Trump, both presidents can fairly be described as a paranoids and Trump seems more successful at bending the Republican Party to his wishes.
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Meanwhile Sydney, a nail technician who was born powerful like Nomvula but is much older and more ruthless, decides it's time to reclaim her birthright as a bloodthirsty, vengeful demi-goddess.
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I've really only had one surprise playing Burnout Paradise Remastered: the cars that smash into you during the Marked Man events are somehow much more ruthless and infuriating than I remembered.
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But Mr Trump believes that foreign governments have abused that generosity, aided and abetted by stupid, weak and feckless American leaders, so that it is time to become more ruthless and selfish.
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Moderates still lived on there, in great numbers, but like the rest of the rebels, the slow grind of bombings and civilian massacres had turned ordinary people towards a more ruthless ideology.
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The Colbert who appears on our screens every night in 2017 is a lot more ruthless than the one who congenially interviewed Trump in the first month of The Late Show's existence.
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But when he tries to bully someone smarter, stronger, meaner and more ruthless, and with actual experience in the rough and tumble world of international relations, he folds like a cheap tent.
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But as the world of hand-drawn hentai is ravaged by the emergence of 3D CGI animation, so, too, are Diane's devices by an even more ruthless network of independent power players.
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No friends, no family, no freedom to leave," she said, adding that his jailhouse confessions were only an attempt to be seen as "bigger, and badder and more ruthless than he actually was.
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So far, season two is even more ruthless than the first, as Rachel stops resisting the siren song of power and throws herself headlong into making Everlasting's story as "magical" as it can be.
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The pop game is more ruthless now than ever with the impetus put on streaming numbers, which can be bloated with more songs, and the new found importance of making your song meme-able.
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At HNA, "the new chairman and co-CEO can be expected to more ruthless in recovering capital for lenders" by selling assets, said Brock Silvers, managing director of Hong Kong-based Adamas Asset Management.
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From the 1970s onwards the malign era of Transaction Man begins, in which financial deregulation and more assertive owners see big firms broken up and managers take a more ruthless view of social obligations.
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If Ms. Agrawal had paid her staff higher salaries, or had taken the more radically feminist step of making Thinx's majority-female staff cooperative owners, she might have lost business to more ruthless competitors.
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Mr Buffett, who has built up a grandfatherly image as a hands-off acquirer and advocate of well-run companies, has faced criticism even from his own shareholders about 215G's more ruthless approach to dealmaking.
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The team's sensitivities would be more sensitive, its data dredged from deeper and colder waters than any other team's, its approach to asset accumulation more ruthless and unencumbered by sentiment than any other front office.
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The robots that make it through to the later rounds of the series, which is what we seemed to be watching, are sturdier, more ruthless, and the least likely to go straight up in flames.
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After going five sets in his first-round win over John Millman, Zverev will have a chance to be more ruthless against the Swedish qualifier Mikael Ymer in the second match on Simonne Mathieu Court.
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But unlike Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist, Castle is much more violent and exponentially more ruthless when it comes to stamping out evil from his home turf in New York's Hell's Kitchen.
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Other potential surprises: Mr. Johnson also has to worry about his right flank, where the more conservative Brexit Party could steal votes with its even more ruthless stance on Britain's swift departure from the E.U. Lt. Col.
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But it's not just that drug producers or traffickers will pop up when one is taken down, but that the ones that pop up are actually more ruthless and efficient than the producers and traffickers they're replacing. Exactly.
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Although Lawrence doesn't directly resemble the often black, Latino and queer characters that populate his story, he possesses a natural empathy to any outsiders on the dancefloor, and a corresponding desire to shield them from more ruthless forces.
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My younger, even more ruthless brother took it camping (without permission) and seems to have dropped it into a fire (I don't know what else would explain the charcoal stains that were all over it for months afterward).
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The showrunners' positioning of Daenerys as a feminist foil to Game of Thrones' more ruthless characters explains the proliferation of Dany-related merch: If you buy this $20 shirt or this $113,700 pendant, you, too can be a khaleesi.
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Though SoundCloud might seem like the underdog at the moment, in order to come out on top it's going to have to become more ruthless than its competitors—probably doing so at the expense of those who use it.
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We're pulling for our girl Frances, but we have to admit, Robert won this one by not only beating Frances to the punch by getting a lawyer first, but then getting getting an even bigger one — who's more ruthless than hers.
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Lynch's sustained presence at the top of the card is partially down to extracurricular stuff, like her preternatural, Ocasio-Cortezian ability to use social media to dress down her opponents in a more ruthless fashion than any of her contemporaries.
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To have advanced faster and further than the Russians into Eastern Europe, "it would have been necessary for the Western Allies to fight a very different and more ruthless war, at much higher cost in casualties," writes historian Max Hastings.
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If she made an effort, she could imagine her daughter hurrying through the crowd in the streets, as clearly as if she were clairvoyant; writing her novels was like clairvoyance sometimes, and involved this same intense sympathy, alongside insights that were more ruthless.
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Todd: I think one of the best points the previous episode (my favorite of the season and maybe the series so far) made was that in many ways, Darlene is a better leader for fsociety — but she's also a more ruthless leader for fsociety.
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Related: Chapo's Return to Prison: The Hunt, the Biopic, and a Weakness for Tunnels This more competitive environment meant that Chapo's generation was already more ruthless and violent than its predecessor, López says, dispensing with old "moral codes," such as not targeting a rival's family members.
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They fearlessly attacked the pins and nobody was more ruthless than Thomas, who ripped apart the links-style layout carding nine birdies and two bogeys before capping his record-smashing effort by coolly rolling in an eight-foot putt for eagle at the par-five 18th.
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The president typically makes a few light jokes (at some of the dinners held during his two terms, President Obama joked about his name and his birth certificate), and is followed by a comedian who gets to be a bit more glib and bit more ruthless.
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President Trump has already announced that he wants to renegotiate trade with the two countries currently bordering the US. California could wind up being a new fourth member country at the negotiating table for NAFTA 2, but negotiations will ostensibly be more ruthless than ever under Trump.
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It's less emotionally satisfying to acknowledge that Obama's economic recovery policies were only so-so in their efficacy when Democrats and the country both needed amazing economic recovery policies than to fume about the perfidy of the GOP and vow to be more ruthless next time.
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His stand-up is as insightful as his television work, but it's always been more ruthless about laughs, particularly this assured new hour and a half of material, veering from corkscrew one-liners and broad sex gags to garden-variety observational humor and twisty yarns dense with jokes.
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This is most notable when it comes to the protagonist, Howard Silk, a low-level intelligence analyst who learns, abruptly, that there is another world when the much more ruthless and cutthroat Howard (who's a much higher-level spy, naturally) comes over to our side and requests a meeting.
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The 6-2 6-3 6-303 thrashing of Stan Wawrinka at Roland Garros in June or the 6-1 6-3 6-0 win over Roger Federer in 2008 that earned him another of his 10 French Open crowns might have been more ruthless, but they were no more complete.
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But the military men and old party bigwigs close to Armando Guebuza, the president who stepped down a year ago and who signed off on the original EMATUM deal, still retain much influence—and may well favour a more ruthless course against Mr Dhlakama, including a so-called "Savimbi solution".
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This parting-of-ways would seem a lot more ruthless if the players being cut loose weren't getting those immense and lustily adorned golden parachutes; because in most cases these players have already made so much money over their decades of stardom and semi-stardom, there's something abstracted about all of it.
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Those expectations have been thwarted under Xi. Hu Jia, a prominent activist who was imprisoned in 2008 for three-and-a-half years for subversion, said Xi has been far more "ruthless" in his suppression of activists than the previous two administrations, but that activists should continue to take a stand - despite the consequences.
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The desert War on Titan produced some of Bebop's biggest villains, including Vicious and Vincent Volaju, a former soldier abandoned and apparently killed, only to resurface and become a larger and more ruthless threat in the present—not unlike how America's efforts to combat Al-Qaeda in Iraq have resulted in the emergence of ISIS.
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The aim is twofold: to terrify civilians into leaving, so that even more ruthless tactics can be used against the fighters who remain; and to raise the price of resistance to the point at which communities will put pressure on fighters to accept whatever ceasefire terms the regime is prepared to offer, as happened in Homs two months ago.
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It is hard to say definitively what has driven these trends, but here's a try: The shift of national income toward shareholders and away from workers since the 1980s was driven in part by a decline in union power and a rise in shareholder-driven capitalism that made managers more ruthless than their predecessors in seeking to minimize salary expense.
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That means there are many different incarnations of the character that appear over the course of the series, including Nova II, Super Nova, Porta Nova, and Nova X. His (Possible) Future With Alita Some of Nova's versions are more ruthless and evil than others, and because Alita: Battle Angel never reveals which Nova Norton is playing, there's no way to tell what he actually has planned for her.
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In a way, "The Book of the Body" is tougher than "Golden State," more ruthless and freer in its exploration of what constitutes the truth in autobiography—or in "confessional" poetry—and in its understanding of the ties that bind us to previous generations, although all those bodies and histories are the last thing we want to be tethered to as we struggle to liberate ourselves, even, sometimes, from ourselves.
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Both on the show and outside of it, via statements from its creative team, Hulu's adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale has gone out of its way to emphasize women's culpability in their own subjugation, addressing the lengths some people will go to to maintain their own power by pitting women against each other (such as with the Commander's wives often being more ruthless with the Handmaids than their husbands).
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You'll have to keep being patient for that one, but in the meantime, Folick has put together the Give it to Me EP, a follow up the lovely 90s-rooted 2015 Strange Darling EP. The new project—Folick's first release on Terrible—also takes a page from that decade, though here it's a decidedly louder, more ruthless one, a la last year's standalone releases like "Pet Body" and "God Is a Woman"—to say nothing of her and her band's shredded-up live shows.
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