The Parker Solar Probe will dive deeply into the solar corona, experiencing some of the most hellish temperatures imaginable.
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Editorial In the catalog of horrors afflicting the world's most hellish places, South Sudan can check about every bloodied box.
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Last season, The Handmaid's Tale felt like both a revelation and a version of our reality taken to its most hellish natural conclusion.
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"This has become one of the most popular parts of the city, and that's what has turned it into one of the most hellish."
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The latest entries include "The Belko Experiment" (March 17) and the forthcoming "Mayhem," about the most hellish days at the office you can imagine.
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After all, compared to the most hellish federal lock-ups in America's vast system, the place's seemingly generous amenities can make it sound like a resort.
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As such, we asked friends and co-workers about their worst ever travel experiences, and the results make even our most hellish trip seem like a walk in the park.
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Theater The most hellish eternal torture Dante never got around to mentioning — the staff meeting that never ends — is brought to vividly exasperating life by the theater troupe the Mad Ones.
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In a 1936 letter to fellow Mythos writer Henry Kuttner, Lovecraft mentioned De Vermis Mysteriis as one of the books that "repeat the most hellish secrets learnt by early man".
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Dixon claimed vindication and covered the trial over several issues of the Polyanthos. After her conviction on July 20, he wrote, "the monster in human shape ... has ... been convicted of one of the most hellish acts ever perpetrated in a Christian land!"July 21, 1841 Polyanthos.
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509, whose real name is Friedrich Koller, is a political prisoner in a German concentration camp. He is about 45 to 50 years old. For ten years, he has persevered in the most hellish conditions. Deathly weak, he still has his wits about him and he senses that the end of the war is near.
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The story revolves around the trials and tribulations of a young Polish priest, Father Stephan Kovalski (a French priest named Paul Lambert in the original French version), the hardships endured by a rickshaw puller, Hasari Pal in Calcutta (Kolkata), India, and in the second half of the book, also the experiences of a young American doctor, Max Loeb. Father Stephan joins a religious order whose vows put them in the most hellish places on earth. He chooses not only to serve the poorest of the poor in Calcutta but also to live with them, starve with them, and if God wills it, die with them. In the journey of Kovalski's acceptance as the Big Brother for the slum dwellers, he encounters moments of everyday miracles in the midst of appalling poverty and ignorance.
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