Baseball also took a pause in the days after 9/11, days in which everything stopped in the wake of unspeakable violence, unspeakable fear, and unspeakable tragedy.
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Martin knows that violence only begets more violence, but in Game of Thrones, the only way to stop unspeakable violence is even more unspeakable violence.
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Survivor Survivor: You were victimized by unspeakable abuse during childhood.
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That was called termination shock, and the consequences were unspeakable.
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Diski courageously and persistently speaks what many might deem unspeakable.
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Still, moments like this give me unspeakable amounts of joy.
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But what happens when the unspeakable strikes a small town?
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Leaving something unnamed, of course, makes it quite literally unspeakable.
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The brutality of the Golden States Killer's crimes are unspeakable.
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What unspeakable horrors lurk in the annals of Gritty's past?
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Then the cameras move on to the next unspeakable act.
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The boredom was excruciating, the separation from his son unspeakable.
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Trump's basic approach — speaking the unspeakable — is expressive, not substantive.
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Look at this selection of unspeakable tosspots, for example. pic.twitter.
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"The acts of these defendants are unspeakable," Mr. Sini said.
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Attracted and repelled, Garner circles around the unspeakable, abysmal horror.
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"It&aposs just an unspeakable horror what he did," Benenati said.
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The abuse of power will continue and that that is unspeakable.
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And, people are already doing unspeakable, wildly inappropriate things with it.
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PARK CITY, Utah — How do we move on from unspeakable tragedy?
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These activities do unspeakable harm to people, communities and the environment.
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For the parents of Flint, they face the most unspeakable horror.
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The unspeakable thing is the firefighter, painter, actor, vagabond or veterinarian.
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If it used to have some unspeakable power, it doesn't anymore.
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"Kill Move Paradise" resonantly locates the unspeakable pain of that paradox.
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The Germans didn't win, of course, but unspeakable things happened anyway.
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"This is a way of saying, 'This is unspeakable,' " she said.
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Probably. "The Unspeakable Confessions of Salvador Dalí" is my top contender.
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I don't mention armbands, portraits of Himmler and unspeakable racist jokes.
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That it was sad and unspeakable, but an unavoidable consequence of conflict.
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The men on this show perform awful, unspeakable acts on unsuspecting women.
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"What happened in Vegas is an unspeakable tragedy," she captioned a post.
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In the face of unspeakable tragedy, the people of Boston came together.
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It's like such a dark vision of society that it's almost unspeakable.
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You sit in dread waiting for what new unspeakable terror is next.
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It is an unspeakable tragedy, and families have been torn apart. pic.twitter.
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To go from that to where we are today, it's unthinkable, unspeakable.
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The new European prosperity was an epilogue to the unspeakable, its disguise.
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Odd images, drawn from fragmented memories and pieced together under unspeakable pressure.
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It is unspeakable, and by extension, we are not supposed to exist.
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But if he keeps it up, it will no longer be unspeakable.
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"The Unspeakable" included "Matricide," her searingly unsentimental essay about her mother's death.
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She last wrote in this space about the unspeakable cost of parenthood.
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After surviving an unspeakable atrocity, Elie Wiesel devoted his life to peace.
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Slaughterhouse cruelty The suffering of each of dog at this event is unspeakable.
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"The things I endured for the next 5 hours were unspeakable," she explained.
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The artists in "Unspeakable Acts" address themselves to "emotions before renovation," she continues.
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Being seen by adoption authorities as an unfit mother is an unspeakable wound.
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That's pretty badass, but also pretty unspeakable from a basic-human-decency perspective.
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Afghanistan is far from a perfect nation: Women and girls face unspeakable violence.
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They'd been friends once, before they'd got into designing memorials for unspeakable catastrophes.
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The image change is certainly welcomed in Cambodia, where the unspeakable once happened.
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In my mother's time, rape was very much the "Great Unspeakable" for women.
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"That's why people respond, because the unspeakable is getting said," Strout told me.
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Their determination and resolve having experienced such an unspeakable tragedy was awe inspiring.
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The average gargantuan harlequin is continually tormented by an unspeakable sense of loss.
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He and Mr. Versweyveld make devastating use of visual metaphors for unspeakable atrocities.
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A 26-year-old war had ended, with unspeakable crimes on both sides.
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Then came the retreat, the long limp back to France, and unspeakable loss.
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But the most unspeakable aspect of this calamity is the government's nonchalant response.
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Then came two unspeakable terrorist attacks, one in Manchester and one in London.
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The Starbucks where I bought an unspeakable number of caramel lattes is wrecked.
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Closed and slightly pursed, they suggest silence in the face of the unspeakable.
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Death, disease, destruction—her clothing makes the unspeakable, for reasons entirely her own, visible.
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They are the messengers of overwhelming grief, of deep contrition, and of unspeakable love.
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John Bel Edwards called the shootings an "unspeakable, heinous attack" that served no purpose.
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These sounds are enough to emote an unspeakable feeling, but then the chorus hits.
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Pretty sure they've validated the unspeakable trauma belonging to the families of those slain.
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Her customs are her own, even if they have caused her unspeakable pain. 7.
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The carnage is almost unspeakable -- at least 2145.5 dead and more than 220 injured.
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Not your death (dreary thought), their death (unspeakable), death in general: It's all bad.
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With proper political support, his company was given access to unspeakable amounts of capital.
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By then, unspeakable tales of sexual exploitation had emerged, including the rape of minors.
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Everyone grapples with their own mortality in the wake of unspeakable tragedies like these.
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The unspeakable thing is that special passion that can keep you up at night.
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Stars: Erin Krakow (Army Wives), Luke Macfarlane (Killjoys) and Kimberley Sustad (Unspeakable) Thursday, Nov.
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Some came forward only after hearing teammates share what they once thought was unspeakable.
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In "The Unspeakable," Meghan Daum chips away at convention to uncover unvarnished personal truths.
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But I think it is a debate you can separate from this unspeakable tragedy.
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"His loss together with his daughter ... is unspeakable," Silver said at a news conference.
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"I had an unspeakable feeling, I sighed in relief when saw it," he said.
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"A parent outliving a child — it's one of the most unspeakable things there is."
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The cameras helped to solve an unspeakable crime—but they did not prevent it.
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Many unspeakable acts happen in between, melding the personal with the political (Iran-contra).
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Unspeakable continues at the Hammer Museum (10899 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles) through May 13.
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But sometimes a kebab is enough to make a person do terrible, unspeakable things.
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In the face of unspeakable tragedy, do they go about their days as usual?
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In "Unspeakable Acts," a new book about how artists have made sense (or not) of sexual violence against women, Nancy Princenthal draws a subtle but crucial distinction: Just because an act was long deemed "unspeakable" didn't necessarily mean that it wasn't shown.
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"The confirmation comes with deep pain and anger over this unspeakable crime," the statement said.
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First, we liberated Kuwait, where citizens endured unspeakable atrocities over a seven-month Iraqi occupation.
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Pinned-down civilians facing unspeakable crimes are sending goodbye messages as they wait for death.
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In the wake of an epic battle, the Guardians discover an artifact of unspeakable power.
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Something softens in you that's unspeakable, however felt in the very depth of your soul.
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"Richard you know what unspeakable acts you've committed against me and my family," Ferrell began.
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Sadly, amidst this unspeakable suffering, the Venezuelan government has closed the doors to international aid.
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" But the crime's shocking violence has already rocked Albuquerque, and the governor called it "unspeakable.
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By speaking about a subject so many deem unspeakable, she'd empowered others to come forward.
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What is beyond dispute is that civilians, including women and children, have endured unspeakable suffering.
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These sports films, like those starring men, are often about adversity and overcoming unspeakable odds.
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"Last night Travis and his family suffered an unspeakable tragedy," Uber said in a statement.
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Or maybe he assaulted her and forced her to do unspeakable things against her will.
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The details of Khashoggi's death are beyond disturbing, the barbarism aggravating an already unspeakable tragedy.
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Elie advocated an enduring memory of the unthinkable as he offered testimony to the unspeakable.
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Until its too soft ending, "The Innocents" is a hair-raising evocation of unspeakable barbarity.
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Are there people out there who say unspeakable things about your religion and your prophet?
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First, we liberated Kuwait, where citizens endured unspeakable atrocities over a seven-month Iraqi Operation.
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What everyone including Rodriguez agrees is that what happened that morning in Queens is unspeakable.
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Weed used to be "unspeakable scourge" that made people demand that pianos be played faster.
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If we don't, what we're headed toward is unspeakable mass death and huge economic losses.
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I note this not to distract from the Saudi murder and unspeakable dismemberment of Khashoggi.
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What is it about this word that so many people — including our bosses — consider unspeakable?
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It serves as an intervention as we face the potential horrors of unspeakable mass death.
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He sentenced one man to 225,211 years in prison for doing "unspeakable things" to kids.
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These events we have suffered are at once unspeakable and yet need to be spoken.
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Something as previously uneventful as sitting next to one's fellow classmate takes on unspeakable value.
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Unspeakable things happen at the Courtyard Inn when I'm alone with the complimentary body lotion.
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His girlfriend has said she had no idea he sought to commit such unspeakable crimes.
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But for everyone, the bizarre is mundane, and humor is a weapon against the unspeakable.
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Today, campaign groups want it known that these are in reality unspeakable cold-blooded murders.
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Shay herself cannot help associating the unspeakable murders with the plight of Harena and Didier.
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Gabriel Suffered 'Unspeakable' Abuse for 22012 Months Aguirre's own attorney, John Alan, admitted during Aguirre's 2017 trial that his client committed of "unspeakable acts of abuse" against Gabriel prior to "exploding into a rage of anger" that caused his death, according to NBC Los Angeles.
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Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi defended the search and says the entire matter is an "unspeakable tragedy."
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And it evens up the score The unspeakable horror brought with it a hidden gift: music.
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It's the scary headlines of new mothers doing unspeakable things to hurt themselves or their children.
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Like a dog's love, it's hard to put the unspeakable comfort of this series into words.
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These births are gritty: There are fluids, things tear and bleed, faces contort in unspeakable pain.
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The internet is filled with unspeakable terrors, but every now and then something beautiful happens online.
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That's how gossip has long worked: through pun, innuendo, and blind items, which speak the unspeakable.
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This horrible conflict continues to rage, with multiple groups engaged in unspeakable violence against each other.
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These Central American families flee unspeakable violence at home to find themselves alienated and disenfranchised here.
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As the mother says: "Words fall short, yes, but sometimes their shadows can reach the unspeakable."
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They are the messengers of overwhelming grief, of deep contrition, and of unspeakable love ~ Washington Irving.
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This fierce new play examines what happens when the unspoken and unspeakable come head to head.
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We hear the fried chicken and waffles is a meal worth doing unspeakable things for … 1.
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Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards called the shootings an "unspeakable, heinous attack" that served no purpose.
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By writing his own experiences he was also writing the experiences of others, speaking the unspeakable.
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Reviewing "The Unspeakable" in these pages, Roxane Gay called Daum a "formidable, lucid and persuasive" writer.
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John Bel Edwards (D) called the attack "unspeakable" and "unjustified" in a tweet early Sunday afternoon.
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He has apparently been doing unspeakable things to people who come his way for some time.
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Stream the whole damned thing below, and order a copy from Unspeakable Axe on February 19.
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"What is our responsibility as members of a community when unspeakable violence takes place?" he asked.
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Mr. McDonagh likes to play comedy against violence and to wring laughs out of the unspeakable.
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For all his narrative twisting and disavowals, Khoury gives us a vivid glimpse of the unspeakable.
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Critic's Pick The weather is a misery, the subways are a disaster, the news is unspeakable.
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So what is it, exactly, that makes the obvious invisible and unspeakable in contexts like this?
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"Travis and his family suffered an unspeakable tragedy," the spokesman, Matt Kallman, said in a statement.
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So why does she suspect that there's something unspeakable living in the walls of her house?
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The fire brings it all out of you—moments of rage, fear, brotherhood, and unspeakable joy.
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Some have survived unspeakable horrors in the basement of the nearby office of the security forces.
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For Sade, she was an exotic "other," a figure of insatiable sexual appetite and unspeakable savagery.
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"His selfish, unspeakable and violent actions have created a hole in the universe," Marci Josephson said.
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Colman is opaque during this confession, but almost vibrating with the act of saying something unspeakable.
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That idea is reflected in the title of Unspeakable, a new exhibition at UCLA's Hammer Museum.
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Garner confronts viewers with the unspeakable abuses perpetrated on the bodies — and subjectivities — of Black women.
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Finally, after suffering an unspeakable tragedy and spending years on the run, his family would be safe.
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The names alone conjure images of unspeakable cruelty, unimaginable horror and unbelievable suffering. Aleppo. Rwanda. Srebrenica. Halabja.
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And for this individual to take it upon himself to create this chaos and harm is unspeakable.
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Then we have bag full of multiple dead frogs, carried — for some unspeakable reason — on a train.
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"This is putting unspeakable stress on her and her family," a source close to Loughlin tells PEOPLE.
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Uber's official statement on the matter is below:Last night Travis and his family suffered an unspeakable tragedy.
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"In this unspeakable moment in your lives — we are here," McHugh said to the teens' grieving parents.
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But if you found the right surgeon, it could take less than a minute of unspeakable agony.
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"Last night Travis and his family suffered an unspeakable tragedy," an Uber representative said in a statement.
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Opposition Democratic Party leader Renho said she felt "unspeakable anger" at the law's passage through the Diet.
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Here's a look at unpredictable, unspeakable ways your mind has likely changed, pre and post Trump's election.
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Susana Martinez said Victoria's abuse and killing "is unspeakable and justice should come down like a hammer."
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Not in the streets of Bangkok where this man had paid someone to engage in unspeakable acts.
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That horrible, horrible Sandy Hook — what's the word we want to use, murder, assault, slaughter, unspeakable act.
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A voice of the war shares the unspeakable Warning: This section contains graphic images of dead children.
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Books of The Times Terrorism may involve dramatic, unspeakable acts, but its logistics can be positively banal.
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He's grasping for something that is unspeakable because we don't know it in words, only in impulses.
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"South Sudan's people have endured unimaginable suffering and unspeakable atrocities," Ms. Haley said ahead of the vote.
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Third, we must support increased medical assistance for the Rohingya who have been subjected to unspeakable abuse.
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They told their stories in classes that were built around speaking about lives that often felt unspeakable.
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Politics has always required its practitioners to negotiate deals and deal-breakers, the spoken and the unspeakable.
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"Melania and I are praying for all those impacted by this unspeakable act of evil!" he tweeted.
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Men of good character do unspeakable things out of necessity, and the bad men do far worse.
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But his gaze is defiant, asserting an individuality that serves as proof of a continuing, unspeakable crime.
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And nearly everyone said they could not believe that people would do such unspeakable acts to children.
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On TV and on Twitter, his jokes let him say the unspeakable and get away with it.
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Finally, the Assad regime's responsibility for unspeakable civilian atrocities lays bare its malevolent vision of the future.
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"Miramax joins the entire film community in condemning Harvey Weinstein and his unspeakable actions," a spokesperson said.
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Look for rituals that make meaning out of grief, out of death — out of what feels unspeakable.
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That unspeakable but very tangible feeling sits at the root of the track "Dark Romance" from Sølv.
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First, it shows his dedication to duty since he soldiered on in the face of such unspeakable loss.
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To which I say, you have forgotten that this is the Internet, a place full of unspeakable trickery!
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For nine months, the teen "suffered numerous acts of unspeakable violence," her attorney told PEOPLE after Kibby's arrest.
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"The country is going through an unspeakable tragedy," Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said in a televised address.
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Whose tragic and untimely death was used against her son at his most vulnerable, unspeakable time of pain.
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He is just telling us and himself, this is how it was for me after the unspeakable happened.
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A United Nations inspector in 2013 spoke of "unspeakable atrocities" inflicted on political prisoners in North Korean camps.
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"This is truly an unspeakable tragedy," Chuck Coursey, the family's spokesman, said at a news conference on Tuesday.
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This is an unspeakable act of evil that should have never occurred and never occurred on American soil.
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It wasn't that long ago that President Ronald Reagan first talked publicly about the unspeakable and stigmatized disease.
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Daum is best known for her own memoiristic essays, in "My Misspent Youth" (2001) and "The Unspeakable" (2014).
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But she is the nominee and, as Mr. Sanders now concurs, the only alternative to an unspeakable alternative.
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He sometimes tried to catch her eye and keep the contact longer than was comfortable, communicate unspeakable possibilities.
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Bitcoin reminds me of Oscar Wilde's definition of fox hunting, the pursuit of the uneatable by the unspeakable.
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So coordinating the intersection of pleasure and gender has a revolutionary quality: It's both super obvious and unspeakable.
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The white man's unadmitted -- and apparently, to him, unspeakable -- private fears and longings are projected onto the Negro.
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This girl would put herself through unspeakable things to be able to buy a pair of red shoes.
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The so-called "Northern Triangle" of Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador is home to unspeakable violence and oppression.
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This has caused unspeakable human suffering, hunger and inflation, which is expected to hit 10 million% this year.
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Taking unspeakable liberties with the Archie comics, Riverdale offers the best of the best in ludicrous teen antics.
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Who can you bear and who do you most wish to suffer in some act of unspeakable violence?
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This episode's challenge was to portray a contestant on "The Bitchelor," a parody of the unspeakable ABC hit.
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It has been five years since Marina Krim opened her bathroom door to a scene of unspeakable horror.
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That would have been a politically unspeakable phrase for an Irish leader in the not-too-distant past.
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At the core of it all was that almost unspeakable fear: What if he died on our watch?
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"The testimony gathered by the team referred to unspeakable horrors," Sanghera told an audience at Geneva's Graduate Institute.
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Sexual violence is a traumatic experience so invasive to one's body and spirit, that it feels almost unspeakable.
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Everyone with even a meager knowledge of history is well aware of the unspeakable horrors of the Holocaust.
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They ran away from the unspeakable show of death, but her daughter couldn't forget what she had seen.
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Our thoughts and prayers are with all of the friends, families and people affected by this unspeakable tragedy.
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There's an unspeakable poignancy to looking at these beings and thinking of their loneliness, and of what's lost.
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It's crass; it's violent; it speaks to some of the most unspeakable horrors of racism seen in any nation.
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It's unsettled in its own way, an example of the way reckoning with the unspeakable can change you irreparably.
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"As the descendent of three Holocaust survivors, it's an unspeakable moment for me [and my community]," she told me.
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And it's -- the poverty and suffering in that country at the hands of the Dictator Nicolas Maduro is unspeakable.
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It's an unspeakable relief to me that it could be an option to stay here and in EU territory.
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"We must draw strength from what brings us together as a community, even as we grieve this unspeakable loss."
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His off-the-collar remarks and hilarious quips keep the show lighthearted even in the face of unspeakable violence.
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When they reach the edge of the solar system, they encounter an unspeakable horror that's already onboard their ship.
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Kay Ivey issued a letter that also opposed parole for Neelley and decried the "unspeakable brutality" of her crimes.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger's new film explores how the dark depths of grief can drive a man to do the unspeakable.
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He just turned 40, and devotes an unspeakable amount of time to running this thing, despite having two kids.
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"In the face of unspeakable evil, our whole nation must respond with countless acts of kindness, warmth and generosity."
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Unspeakable Acts: Women, Art, and Sexual Violence in the 1970s (2019) by Nancy Princenthal is published by Thames & Hudson.
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Something unspeakable happened on Tuesday night's episode of Pretty Little Liars, which kicked off its sixth season this month.
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But I believe there's something more productive in seeing how they see themselves to understand what's unspeakable but seeable.
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Every humanitarian crisis is not the Holocaust, and the false equivalency waters down the unspeakable evil of the Holocaust.
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In an era when racial and ethnic differences fueled unspeakable hate and discrimination, this was nothing less than revolutionary.
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Or because what they had gone through was unspeakable, an experience for which "silence is more eloquent than words"?
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It's time to recall that the quest for homogeneous societies led the 20th century to its most unspeakable horrors.
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It was Clemenceau, implausibly, who oversaw the treatment of Monet's eye problems, an "unspeakable drama," as he described it.
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"Today we (are) experiencing the worst of humanity as an unspeakable tragedy has hit our @browardschools family ..." he said.
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Any mentions of doing unspeakable things to someone's mother will be a near-instant way to "prestige" in rank.
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An intense erotic awareness among them, tight-strung, utterly absorbing and thrilling, though (as Luce recalls) indefinable, thus unspeakable.
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They dramatize — and sometimes over-dramatize — the strength and resilience of, mostly, women, in the face of unspeakable horror.
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In the face of unspeakable evil, our whole nation must respond with countless acts of kindness, warmth and generosity.
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But as the cast celebrated the couple's long-awaited engagement, their boss Lisa Vanderpump was still reeling from unspeakable tragedy.
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" He likened it to Oscar Wilde's definition of fox hunting, calling it "the pursuit of the uneatable by the unspeakable.
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But while his alleged actions are unspeakable, the fact that he got away with them should surprise absolutely no one.
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Thursday's debate was about immigration, Obamacare and who could come up with the most unspeakable thing to do to ISIS.
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In this moment, being tied up and being beaten and told unspeakable things, I truly felt like I could die.
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"The level of detail this victim could remember while she was enduring just unspeakable acts was simply amazing," Young said.
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" District Attorney David Cooke said in a statement: "This act of violence resulted in an unspeakable tragedy for this family.
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" Mayor Henry Parrish II praised the decision to bring charges over what he called "an isolated act of unspeakable inhumanity.
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But never in my life did I think our country would return to such unspeakable acts of violence and intolerance.
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He's been working for the same people who put her through an unspeakable trauma, of which we only hear tidbits.
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In her new awareness she hears stories told by refugees in a homeless shelter: displaced persons, victims of unspeakable horrors.
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Praying for the innocent lives lost, their families and the Parkland, Florida community in the wake of today's unspeakable tragedy.
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There are, once again, family members, friends, and too many others in unspeakable anguish after this most recent gun slaughter.
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Their billionaire descendants, who control Krispy Kreme, Stumptown and other brands, are grappling with the exposure of an unspeakable secret.
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"Everyone at Uber is devastated to hear about this unspeakable crime," Grant Klinzman, a company spokesman, said in an email.
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It seems no Boricua was untouched by the unspeakable impact of the storm, from which the island is still recovering.
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"I'm not worried that I did this exposé because it actually improved the working conditions, which were unspeakable," she says.
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"Jacob Scott stands accused of unspeakable crimes against a child," U.S. Marshals Service Director Donald Washington said in a statement.
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"White supremacists are morally bankrupt and these robocalls in the wake of an unspeakable tragedy are disgusting," de Blasio said.
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Just as Jews refuse to forget Hitler's Germany, we black Americans refuse to forget the often unspeakable atrocities we endured.
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When Peter goes through almost unspeakable lengths to get M.J. to like him (as in like like him), you understand why.
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He was not giving orders either, he was giving suggestions that sounded like orders, because they were backed by unspeakable threats.
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Charles dying, believing Logan blamed him — and subsequently punished him — for an unspeakable accident is the real gut punch for me.
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And because such impulses are unspeakable, we could still be as surprised by Trump as many of us were by Brexit.
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Demme's best friend, the illustrator Juan Botas, had just been diagnosed with AIDS — then a death sentence that promised unspeakable suffering.
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Who among us, after a late night of browsing, has not sensed the delirious rumblings of an ancient and unspeakable horror?
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" She continued, "While I was tied up and being beaten and told unspeakable things, I truly felt like I could die.
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Notorious child killer Marybeth Tinning's unspeakable crimes drew international attention and outrage — and so did her early parole release in August.
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Poets, and maybe most writers, struggle to relay experiences or insights that may be fundamentally unspeakable, beyond the reach of language.
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"The Dubins were horrified by and completely unaware of Jeffrey Epstein's unspeakable conduct," a spokesman on their behalf told the Post.
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One day after the incident, US President Barack Obama said it was an "outrage of unspeakable proportions" and a "global tragedy."
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As grindingly sincere as it is wildly misbegotten, this is a melodramatic miasma of white tears falling amid unspeakable black suffering.
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"Our Nation grieves at the unspeakable violence that took a precious young life and badly injured others in Colorado," Trump tweeted.
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"Those, who wish to slander us, have created unspeakable lies about passport confiscation, forced labor, incarceration, and violence," the statement said.
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Yet on the main stage of American politics, acknowledging this well-known fact is considered not just impolitic but practically unspeakable.
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They are machines that tell the unspeakable, that moment between life and death when time is infinite and everything is silent.
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Ms. Weinrauch, 93, survived unspeakable horrors during the Holocaust, which claimed the lives of her parents, sister, and many other relatives.
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He had my favorite hair brush in his hand, about to angle it into some unspeakable hole for non-grooming purposes.
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Fauci says he's not into worst-case scenarios ... a model in which the number of deaths would soar to unspeakable levels.
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"My Misspent Youth" considered debt, "Life Would Be Perfect if I Lived in That House" real estate and "The Unspeakable" sentimentality.
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Treated sooner after a life-altering event, children can learn to openly address what felt unspeakable and forge a productive path.
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Or the sound of the music the musicians created together, a heartaching swelling, a pulsing deep in the groin, indeed unspeakable?
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Their accounts, previously dismissed as "unspeakable" or "unimaginable," now gained legitimacy in redefining the rules of what counts as public speech.
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And yet the 100th would still exploit our free and open society to wreak havoc and commit acts of unspeakable horror.
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She supported every woman finally coming forward to share their dark truths and expose those who had committed previously unspeakable deeds.
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"This is a terrible, unspeakable tragedy that Tim Piazza lost his life, and I feel terrible for his family," Brennan tells PEOPLE.
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Image: Rocky Mountain LabsAt the heart of this study is Yersinia pestis, the bacterium responsible for an unspeakable amount of human suffering.
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And, heartbreakingly, we have seen children who survived unspeakable tragedy face a still-uncertain future -- and a mistaken view of American values.
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" The statement added, "The murder of a child by her caretakers is unfathomable, and an unspeakable tragedy for her grandmother and father.
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So even when the talk turns to something unspeakable buried in the backyard, we still feel as if we're on terra firma.
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And it's worse to know that they're the faces I saw during the day in photos, in scenes of unspeakable, irrational violence.
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The first of the publisher's games based on the Cthulhu mythos pits players against unspeakable horrors that threaten both body and mind.
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Some have struck culinary gold this way, but often it ends in an unspeakable food crime and a belly stretched with regret.
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" In response to an inquiry from CNN, LAPD spokesman Josh Rubenstein called the circumstances surrounding DelVesco's killing "a devastating and unspeakable tragedy.
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A fictionalized biopic about the case made in 1990, Unspeakable Acts, paints the two child therapists in the case as noble heroes.
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Creative tools were picked up or immediately put down based on an almost unspeakable musical bond that's lasted for over a decade.
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The parents of South Park start seeing the fake news, and believe the kids are performing unspeakable sex acts on innocent victims.
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Some told personal stories about how SNAP pulled them out of poverty, while others decried the "unspeakable evil" of the Republican Party.
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We are also a resilient people who have survived unspeakable hardships in the past, so we know what is at stake now.
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It is almost unspeakable to talk about some lunatic walking into a — I mean; it is hard to even talk about it.
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The livid, traumatized face of Maurice Sendak's father testifies to that: to all the vicious, violent, unspeakable things that death can be.
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The McDonald's special in 5th-century Mongolia, where I went to a conference last month, is some kind of unspeakable meat patty.
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Regrettably, victims families are being cheated out of this basic human dignity, and being subjected to unspeakable harassment on an ongoing basis.
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Sanders told host Chuck Todd on NBC's "Meet the Press" that it's "unspeakable" that students are no longer surprised by school shootings.
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In my experience, the V is clean and tidy, especially in contrast to some (frankly, almost unspeakable) hygiene complaints I've had elsewhere.
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" If the larger goal is impossible, Tool's statement suggests, then his free cups can be "starting points for conversations about unspeakable things.
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The two men had never met, but for a week they have been bound by the unspeakable grief of two unconscionable desecrations.
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It's provocative, sure, but is this a terrible, unspeakable truth or is it just Mr. Birbiglia spinning personal inadequacy as universal experience?
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El Paso mass shooting El Paso came together last night, two days after a gunman brought unspeakable horror to the Texas city.
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Perhaps it is his way of underscoring the unspeakable irony that this man could be the constitutional successor of Washington and Lincoln.
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Then it flooded out: scenes of rhapsodic childhood and unspeakable torture, painted with runny pigment and in brazen colors, impassioned, unashamed, irrefutable.
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Now and then, one of the forms would emit a nod or a groan, but the world remained enigmatic, shrouded, and unspeakable.
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One production, "Unspeakable Crime: The Killing of Jessica Chambers," was adapted from a BuzzFeed News story and premiered last month on Oxygen.
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For paranormal researchers and UFO enthusiasts, it is a place of myths and legends where unspeakable entities roam and unknown objects travel.
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"The Castro regime murdered and jailed dissidents, and caused unspeakable harm to too many South Florida families," the House Democrat wrote. Rep.
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To feel an unexpected kinship with the author, as if gazing into the same pool, seeming to share the same unspeakable language.
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The novel charts their harrowing journey to the United States, as they evade the cartel and other unspeakable dangers along the way.
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He is a father now, so that's really hard, but when a thought or feeling becomes unspeakable, it can get so heavy.
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Neither Becky nor Max had any hidden history of unspeakable suffering; neither harbored darkness in their soul or inflicted pain on others.
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Everyone at Uber is devastated to hear about this unspeakable crime, and our hearts are with Samantha Josephson's family and loved ones.
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" "Everyone at Uber is devastated to hear about this unspeakable crime, and our hearts are with Samantha Josephson's family and loved ones.
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And here's what we eventually will know — that prayers don't really mitigate the unspeakable pain of parents burying their child, do they?
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The different mediums — from online sleuths to prestige television — all strive for some kind of objective truth or definitive answer behind unspeakable crimes.
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Susana Martinez said the abuse and killing of the girl "is unspeakable and justice should come down like a hammer," ABC News reports.
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"Horrible... unspeakable... ugly... wrenching... banal... evil..." They moaned continually, but no one knew whether they were referring to the carnage or its perpetrators.
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The unchecked flood of opioids into our country has caused unspeakable damage, and the companies that manufacture them will inevitably be held accountable.
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He shows how people who in peacetime might just have been strong-willed or colourful types came to condone or perpetrate the unspeakable.
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And in a series of selfish acts, the unspeakable has shattered what we've always known to be a safe and united cultural experience.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On July 18, an unspeakable tragedy happened at Kyoto Animation's first studio in Fushimi-ku, Kyoto, Japan.
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The alleged victim doesn't get into specifics of the assault, but says, "the things I endured for the next 5 hours were unspeakable."
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But if it is true, it would reflect an unspeakable lapse in judgment and could have serious ramifications for US security and diplomacy.
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Over at the labs of their arch-nemesis, Pizza Hut, the chefs have created unspeakable pizzabominations like cheeseburger-and-hot-dog-crust pizza.
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" He's still confused—"Somebody said it's unspeakable love / Well, you don't believe I can speak well at all / You're a maze to me.
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Nancy Princenthal's Unspeakable Acts delves into the links between violence and silence, art and terror, and how pioneering women made them into art.
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You can expect more of series' signature moral decision-making, which often involves doing something unspeakable to avoid being consumed alive by zombies.
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"This is not only an unspeakable tragedy for her family, but also for the school, and the entire community," the school's statement said.
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The same politicians who claim to be ardently "pro-life" think nothing of tearing families apart, deporting people to unspeakable violence and poverty.
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In particularly troubling cases, in which the violent acts are, as we say, "unspeakable," a kind of silence indeed prevails around the space.
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My father was Muslim, and since religion in India is patrilineal, my presence in the Brahmin household should have been an unspeakable defilement.
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Dogs and cats not only have been wounded in the war, she said, but also mutilated by children who had learned unspeakable cruelty.
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If the unspeakable events are in the past, the word's use can affect the way they are discussed, by historians or ordinary people.
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The killing of Ms. Tibbetts, who went missing on July 21980 but whose body was found only this week, is an unspeakable tragedy.
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In the meantime, having people around us, famous or not, talk frankly about dementia may render the supposedly unspeakable a more everyday occurrence.
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Whatever the answer, Mr. Scaramucci is convinced it is all self-interested: "The unspeakable truth is that C.E.O.s and their staff are horrified."
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These are men and women fleeing unspeakable state-sponsored depravity — at a time when the globe faces a refugee crisis of staggering proportions.
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Women were key to rebuilding Rwanda in 1994, as an ethnic cataclysm erupted leaving 800,000 dead and millions of survivors suffering unspeakable trauma.
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"This case is a tragedy — a case of unspeakable horror," the judge, Justice Vincent Del Giudice, said in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn.
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This side effect of prolonged treatment has not shown up in my reading probably because drinking problems often remain hidden, unspoken or unspeakable.
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Trump intends to condemn Syria's President Bashar Assad for committing "unspeakable crimes against humanity" and Iran for contributing to spiraling violence in Syria.
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Lesser America presents Lauren Yee's absurdist take on the unspeakable with this story of a woman whose son went missing two years ago.
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This moment of early white nationalism gave birth to a civic narrative with an insurmountable task — making a visual declaration of the unspeakable.
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Many of our friendships have been forged in terrible circumstances -- wars, famines, cyclones, tsunamis, disease outbreaks and amid unspeakable attacks on innocent civilians.
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When they commit unspeakable acts like the tragic attacks in San Bernardino, we work to help the authorities pursue justice for the victims.
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Cops see unspeakable horrors -- the worst things that human beings can do to each other-- and yet must strive to lead semi-normal lives.
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But in that storytelling the complexity of someone's history with mental illness can be simplified into the single causal factor for their unspeakable action.
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In our country, we think prisons are supposed to be these unspeakable torture chambers, but the reality is having your freedom taken away sucks.
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The other migrants assumed he had endured the unspeakable in Algeria, a place where many said they had been robbed and beaten by authorities.
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The violent swing that did such unspeakable things to baseballs when it connected also limited Baez's ability to make contact in the first place.
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Some may have viewed the actions of these men as gross or unspeakable, but they were still normalized: That's just the way things are.
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The group carried out unspeakable atrocities in Dabiq ... and claimed it would be the site of a final victory for the so-called caliphate.
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The sounds are a mixture of the women's voices that seem to serve as specters of the past, attempting to speak to the unspeakable.
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Even today, Kemp finds it all very difficult to explain, often struggling to find the right words to articulate a grief that is unspeakable.
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"This is a time of great global tension, when fiery rhetoric could all too easily lead us, inexorably, to unspeakable horror," the organization said.
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The group carried out unspeakable atrocities in Dabiq ... and claimed it would be the site of a final victory for the so-called caliphate.
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Praying for everyone affected by this unspeakable tragedy, and for our country to find the moral courage to take action to end this carnage.
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So it's an unspeakable tragedy when he spills an entire pot of it on the ground before anyone has a chance to try it.
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"It really speaks to your leadership when a town in mourning after an unspeakable tragedy thinks you would bring the mood down," Colbert said.
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Israelis, in the face of unspeakable violence, exhibit a level of tolerance and thoughtfulness greater than could be expected in any other free society.
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In "Unspeakable Acts," Nancy Princenthal writes about Yoko Ono, Judy Chicago and other women who have used art to address themes of sexual violence.
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"I think that the Democrats in the Congress should do everything possible to defeat that legislation, which is, again, to my mind, unspeakable," Sen.
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Empty promises only prolong the problem — both Pyongyang's march toward full-blown nuclear capability and the unspeakable, unparalleled agony of the North Korean people.
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They take the legacy of overcoming unspeakable odds, of holding onto identity and tradition, and transform it into confidence and pride for coming generations.
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The day-care sex-abuse scandal that rocked Dade County in the 80s and early 90s sets ABC's sobering 1990 tv movie Unspeakable Acts.
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Why it matters: With no end in sight to the seven-year war, a humanitarian crisis in Syria continues to devolve into unspeakable tragedy.
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In prose that is ornate and spare by turns, Hagy explores the meagre possibilities of individual redemption in a society traumatized by unspeakable violence.
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And now Mr. Trump has called them out on it and "spoken the unspeakable," Mr. Kornblum said, and it is both unwelcome and uncomfortable.
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Perhaps most significantly, the art speaks to viewers, bearing witness to the often unspeakable plight of refugees: desperate, traumatized people fleeing persecution and death.
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Many of them suffer physical and mental illnesses as a direct result of losing their loved ones and bearing witness to this unspeakable tragedy.
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The Associated Press quoted one nurse as saying staff members had seen "unspeakable horrors" in a hospital where the smell of blood was strong.
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Karloff, however, gets to play the real monster, a war criminal who built his steel-and-glass castle on the site of unspeakable carnage.
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She begins falling apart when an inmate's execution by lethal injection is botched, an unspeakable, frenzied calamity that plays out under Bernadine's close supervision.
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Editorial For over seven years, the people of northeastern Nigeria have suffered unspeakable horrors at the hands of the deadly Islamist group Boko Haram.
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Also, the first time Amelia was pregnant she'd just gone through the unspeakable pain of losing the man she loved to an oxycodone overdose.
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"Greece is going through an unspeakable tragedy," Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said as he appeared on television to declare three days of national mourning.
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"The news will undoubtedly come as a shock to the families who are already grieving in the face of this unspeakable tragedy," Trudeau said.
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"In the face of unspeakable evil, our whole nation must respond with countless acts of kindness, warmth and generosity," Scalise said in a statement.
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And just in the past few months alone, these weapons of war have brought unspeakable tragedy to El Paso, Dayton, and most recently Odessa.
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But it isn't always so, because there are some children who are callous and unemotional and capable of doing unspeakable things to other people.
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And so in "Human Raw Material," when Cosima infiltrates BrightBorn to see that unspeakable birth, its implications are personal and enormous, all at once.
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But its real strength lies in the exploration of more terrifying, more unspeakable Things: grief, mental illness, and the traumas we inherit from our parents.
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Nielsen's DHS is responsible for unspeakable cruelty at the border, as families seeking asylum in the US have been detained and separated by the thousands.
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Those two elements are the foundation of the "true crime" genre, whose most gripping stories are those in which people enact the unspeakable and scandalous.
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The unspeakable cruelty of Chris being set to NEVER breathe air as a free man again epitomizes a failed system thriving off human misery. Unacceptable.
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After spending 2400 years and unspeakable amounts of investor money to make his dream a reality, Paul Moller's flying car is finally available for purchase.
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We didn't know that the first chapter was all about Josef Mengele, who experimented on twins during the Holocaust and did unspeakable things to them.
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His crimes became a stark reminder that beneath the anonymity of the dark web, amid the drug buying and the privacy freedoms, lie unspeakable horrors.
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"This should have led to reforms and peaceful political development instead of the violent crackdown that unleashed the unspeakable violations we see today," he said.
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" He chalked this up to "unspeakable shock," predicting that "torment, rage, bitterness, resentment, betrayal, shame, embarrassment, grief—if not present then—would soon visit her.
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Despite rising acceptance of their gender and sexual identities, the past two years have brought unspeakable tragedies and attacks on the rights of LGBTQ Americans.
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And playing as two strong AF ladies of color in a series that's known for making players feel badass brought me unspeakable amounts of joy.
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"This painting is of an unspeakable cruelty which is representative of the times in which we live, times of wantonness," said the 49-year-old.
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The Democrats immediately drew a direct line between President Trump and the unspeakable tragedy where families were gunned down while shopping for back to school.
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Then Gypsy Rose is convicted of having her mother murdered — was it an act of unspeakable cruelty, or of an abuse survivor escaping her captor?
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"Moving Day," which fell on May 1, was "an occasion of grief, of woe, of misery unspeakable," according to an 1872 article in The Times.
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As Mr. Sabsabi acknowledged, many, if not most, of the returning children were exposed to unspeakable acts of macabre violence, including roles in execution videos.
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"The people of Vietnam, North and South, have endured an unspeakable weight of suffering for a generation, and they deserve a better fate," he said.
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The opening tale, "The Other Son," is centered on a woman who has been driven nearly mad by a solitude that masks unspeakable ancient traumas.
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Like his real-life heroine, the legendary singer Gertrude (Ma) Rainey, Mr. Wilson articulates a legacy of unspeakable agony and rage in a spellbinding voice.
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As this painfully small child stands before the attentive, visibly moved men, his tiny, malnourished frame — embodying such unspeakable loss — seems to fill the ward.
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What if instead of waiting for a near miss — or worse, an unspeakable tragedy — we simply started ticking off items on that wish list today?
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" • But they don't like him personally, says the Trump-friend-turned-foe Anthony Scaramucci: "The unspeakable truth is that C.E.O.s and their staff are horrified.
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On behalf of the entire Florida House, I sincerely apologize to the students targeted and again commend them for their courage through this unspeakable tragedy.
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The Manchester bombing almost certainly was another radical Islamist committing an act of unspeakable violence to promote the Global Jihad Movement's war against modern society.
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But on the human rights level, we all have the duty to defend a religious group and people from unspeakable bullying by a governmental despot.
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Most had escaped war zones and suffered unspeakable hardships, sometimes at the hands of the very terrorist groups Trump said he wants to keep out.
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On May 25, 2013, de los Reyes returned to Overlake's emergency department in what he said was "unspeakable pain," and tingling in his waist and legs.
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"Everyone at Uber is devastated to hear about this unspeakable crime, and our hearts are with Samantha Josephson's family and loved ones," the Uber spokesperson said.
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Worse, it interferes with families' efforts to prevent people like Jones from profiting off innocent victims whose lives have been turned upside down by unspeakable loss.
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"'Sweet/Vicious' is not just about getting revenge or beating up the bad guys, it is about learning to heal oneself after unspeakable trauma," Robinson said.
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Together, they offer an unusual behind-the-scenes look at an unspeakable tragedy and raise questions about whether police did all they could to prevent it.
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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley, who lost her own politician father in a plane crash, called it an "unspeakable tragedy" and praised Prentice's commitment to public service.
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Reports such as one in the Guardian recount that undocumented immigrants deported to Central America have faced unspeakable violence, even murder, just days after their return.
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But Pikes isn't important because the "Club Tropicana" video was shot there and famous people probably did utterly unspeakable things in the hotel's grottos and backrooms.
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For those who care about culture and the arts — and about the critics who write about them — the loss of the Village Voice is almost unspeakable.
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Observing an unspeakable crime through a dreamy haze of adolescent confusion, the Israeli drama "Princess" turns a loving family home into an incubator of sexual curiosity.
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Duchscher is actively working with 10 influencers with over 1 billion views per month, including creators in the vlogger-gaming space, like Preston, Unspeakable, and Ssundee.
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It must be stealing words from the briny jars in her mind, unspoken and unspeakable—because how could a scaly demon-rat know the verb "predecease"?
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What came next for the troops is almost unspeakable: months of unrelenting combat, a 2628-mile death march and, for survivors, three years of gruesome imprisonment.
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In 2014, the U.N. Commission of Inquiry on Human Rights in the DPRK produced a 400-page report documenting "unspeakable atrocities" unparalleled in the contemporary world.
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PARIS — For over 150 years, the famous painting's origin was as mysterious as its subject — a meticulous close-up of a woman's genitals — was considered unspeakable.
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It was a decade of unprecedented progress and unspeakable despair that challenged the national spirit and necessitated an outlet for people to escape and be themselves.
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Suffice it to say that unspeakable crimes against humanity (against "people who would like to harm us") are described as if they were temporary telemarketing gigs.
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"It is an unspeakable loss," said Neda Maghbouleh, a sociology professor at the University of Toronto who studies Iranian migration through the United States and Canada.
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Gossip has always allowed us to speak the otherwise unspeakable, working through understandings of sex and femininity and sexuality in a space "distant" from our own.
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But for her, even living came with an unspeakable toll: Her descriptions of the birth and what followed are among the most upsetting of the anthology.
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Still, the series' linking of irrational times and unspeakable acts resonates with today's stories of mass shootings and a widening gyre of chaos in the headlines.
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It's already understood that some unspeakable abuse or deception has been abetted or let slide, whether out of self-interest or self-preservation, ignorance or fear.
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This unholy landmark was based on a house Hannum knew of growing up, a rumor mill of illicit activity and unspeakable transgressions passed from person to person.
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They are the absolute horror, the unspeakable madness of it, which we rarely see in published photography, and then the other, equally important aspect is the absurdity.
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This has the potential to set up a Remains of the Day situation, where an aging Taylor looks back on his life in service with unspeakable regret.
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Why you're seeing it everywhere: When I first encountered Talbot & Yoon's pastel "Goober" candles in the Curbed spring shopping guide, I felt an unspeakable tenderness toward them.
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Another part is to challenge the idea that the modern age's episodes of unspeakable violence have been mere aberrations from the march towards emancipation, dignity and reason.
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Mukwege's Panzi Hospital in eastern Congo has given hope to countless survivors of sexual violence and has allowed them to rebuild their lives despite suffering unspeakable atrocities.
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"When your own acts of domestic violence against me were questioned, you chose to reach out to this unspeakable person in order to intimidate me," Farley alleged.
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Mr. Browder spent two of those years in solitary confinement, endured "unspeakable violence at the hands of inmates and guards" and tried to kill himself several times.
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A warning seemed to run through these stories' common elements: A woman ventures outside the protected space of her home and family, and something unspeakable befalls her.
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He recognizes working with serial killers is getting to him, especially one like Brudos, who plays games, lies, and cut up women in truly unspeakable, haunting ways.
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"When your own acts of domestic violence against me were questioned, you chose to reach out to this unspeakable person in order to intimidate me," she wrote.
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Mukwege's Panzi Hospital in eastern Congo has given hope to countless survivors of sexual violence and has allowed them to rebuild their lives despite suffering unspeakable atrocities.
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Even if parents never speak of their trauma, psychoanalysts have found that children can pick up on gaps in their narratives and become worried about something unspeakable.
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" The statement added that the family continues to support police "in their efforts to seek justice for their parents and pursue those responsible for these unspeakable crimes.
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"Jennifer endured unspeakable abuse by Jeffrey Epstein and his enablers, who robbed her of a piece of her childhood," Araoz's attorney Daniel Kasier said in a statement.
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Here are 147 survivors of the unspeakable abuses committed by Dr. Larry Nassar — I was humbled to present them with the #ArthurAsheAward for Courage at tonight's #ESPYAwards.
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But perhaps the most important lesson of the Holocaust for Americans is the role that open borders for refugees can play in saving victims from unspeakable violence.
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Everyone knows someone who's a little bit morbid, fascinated by the terrible, weird, and often unspeakable crimes human commit, and the injustices within the legal system itself.
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That didn't go so well (think stories about a man doing unspeakable things with a McDonald's sandwich), and the feature was updated yet again earlier this year.
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Inevitably the philanderer would be caught in the act—usually while doing something unspeakable in a parking lot, or a camper, or once, memorably, on a boat.
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That same afternoon, Trump appeared in the White House Rose Garden and said the "unspeakable" attack against "even beautiful little babies" had changed his attitude toward Assad.
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For all their unspeakable grief and pain, the people of Las Vegas now know their community has such leaders and such police officers looking out for them.
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Driving, when I lived in Berlin, into Poland and pinching myself to recall the unspeakable suffering overcome by German-Polish reconciliation as Poland prepared for E.U. membership.
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The most complicated elements of The Complete Ballet are the unspeakable fact of the daughter's death, and the representation of the lives of ballet dancers and choreographers.
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The Nobel Peace Prize must mark the start, not the end, of a widespread push for recognizing the unspeakable cruelty so many sexual violence survivors have faced.
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The Book of the New Sun is, close to its heart, the story of the ambiguous atonement of a torturer, a man who has committed unspeakable acts.
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"The families detained there have in many cases escaped unspeakable horrors in their countries of origin and are seeking asylum and a better life, " Mr. Casey wrote.
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And though the internet is widely used and enjoyed as a culturally transformative technology, it can also be misused for unspeakable evil and devastating harm to children.
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I created a beautiful room, signature cocktails and even had hot male models giving back and shoulder rubs (they ended up on the cutting room floor — unspeakable!).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Can art born of unspeakable horrors express something other than the soul-scarring pain and trauma that forever mark its creator?
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But these are not narratives of proof and externality; rather they are intimate expressions of the silences that give us pause from the weight of the unspeakable.
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Until that time, those committing these unspeakable crimes must be brought to justice, and the victims must be treated with the respect and dignity that they deserve.
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Food is heritage, and cooking and eating it are daily acts of continuing, a means of preserving identity in even the most desperate and unspeakable of circumstances.
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The find, historians said, revives a story of unspeakable cruelty, but also the story of a people who somehow survived this indignity and many others like it.
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She shed bitter tears, and I held her frail body, crying also for all these long years she had lived with the burden of these unspeakable events.
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This law helps to protect animals from unspeakable crimes, but left a loophole: Federal prosecutors can only go after those who create a video of animal cruelty.
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There is no doubt this unspeakable tragedy will continue to dominate WhatsApp chats (many Hasidims' preferred social media platform) and sidewalk/mikveh ("ritual baths") conversations for months.
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Boko Haram, a terrorist organization that has committed unspeakable atrocities, especially against women and children, began in part because of popular frustration against widespread corruption in Nigeria.
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Hillary and those like her are happy to attack an organization made of up Americans with values opposed to their own in the wake of unspeakable evil.
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" "I join all New Yorkers in mourning these deaths and share in the unspeakable sorrow experienced by their families and loved ones during this extremely difficult time.
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He spoke of injustice that forces people to "endure unspeakable forms of abuse, enslavement of every kind and torture in inhumane detention camps," not to "ensure" them.
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"More than an unspeakable human tragedy, this is an assault on what makes this the greatest city in the world: our inclusiveness and our diversity," he said.
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"I struggle to stand in front of you today to gain justice and accountability," Ziada told Dutch judges, referring to the "unspeakable tragedy" that befell his family.
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"Jake, I think that the Democrats in the Congress should do everything possible, A, to defeat that legislation, which is, again, to my mind, unspeakable," Sanders replied.
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Defense attorney William C. Brennan Jr. called Collins' death an "unspeakable tragedy" but argued that the prosecutors are "using race to divide the community," the Post said.
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Like countless other South Sudanese men and women I have interviewed over the years, Mary had survived the unspeakable, but did not pity herself, nor betray emotion.
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The notice of claim says the woman underwent "unspeakable atrocities," thanks in part to "virtually non-existent oversight on the part of the state," according to CNN.
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Drawn to the severe aberrations of personality that led to these unspeakable horrors, Stone identified narcissism and aggression as the two top personality traits that define evil.
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For those who have survived mass shootings, ducking under desks and witnessing unspeakable horror, the big question is whether to recount the bloodshed to get into college.
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But veer off to the right, into the building's other wing, and you'll run into a group of kids doling out unspeakable violence on unsuspecting bowling pins.
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It's how the unspeakable and shameful has become commonplace in this moment, and we cannot continue to buy the innocent explanations for actions with a clear, violent intent.
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She wrote: The murder of Nia Wilson- may she rest in the power and peace she was denied here- is unspeakable AND MUST NOT be met with silence.
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It's a spiritual successor that takes what worked about the original—ultrahard combat, ingenious storytelling, atmosphere oozing out of all corners—and weds it with unspeakable cosmic horror.
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It seems much more likely that Joker simply will have furnished an excuse, a handy pop culture reference to pin blame on or explain away an unspeakable action.
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The fear and desire for vengeance for this unspeakable violation of one of New York's most cherished assets, Central Park, was palpable and inspired an aggressive police investigation.
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Prosecutor Chuck Boring told the session that Harris committed "an unspeakable act" against his own flesh and blood, and that he should be given the maximum sentence allowed.
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If it merged with Time Warner, the second-largest broadband provider and third-largest video provider in the US, it would create a media conglomerate with unspeakable power.
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Deborah, a divisive contestant from New York City with 30 years of glassblowing experience and unspeakable confidence, tells it like it is throughout the series, especially during judging.
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Thanks for reading, and see you again soon, when the idols have next released an unspeakable number of new official things and we've responded with 1,000 niche memes.
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In the face of unspeakable and regular mass shooting incidents, we should be acting to stem the tide of gun violence rather than facilitating the proliferation of firearms.
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" The M.I.T. edition appends, here, a footnote: "The remorse Victor expresses is reminiscent of J. Robert Oppenheimer's sentiments when he witnessed the unspeakable power of the atomic bomb. . . .
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In an 'outrage of unspeakable proportions,' the plane was shot out of the skyThe Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 took off from Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport at 12:31 p.m.
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There are many sites around the world that chronicle this war, memorials that tell stories of courage and heroism, graves and empty camps that echo of unspeakable depravity.
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Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton lauded the heroic efforts of police and firefighters in responding to an "unspeakable domestic violence tragedy" as it unfolded on the city's northwest side.
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" In 21979, Howe confided to her sister that her life had become unspeakable, unbearable: "You cannot, cannot know the history, the inner history of the last four years.
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She can't expect any assistance from her brother, Dothan (William Apps), a veteran who returned mute and deranged from the war in Afghanistan, where he committed unspeakable atrocities.
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Or perhaps your sweet ole mom stopped by to serve up a batch of freshly baked cookies and embarrassingly discovered your mouth was already full of something unspeakable.
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The comedian Iliza Shlesinger is known for mining the messy world of modern dating by sharing anecdotes that appear to reveal the unspeakable truths women keep from men.
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Ms. Brunschwig's resolute, comfortless art is a critical component of that history, and it is through the very absence of images that she bears witness to the unspeakable.
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At first, he didn't know how to portray the unspeakable: He was standing near where Ukrainian nationalists murdered some 300 people, mostly women and children, in August 1943.
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He goes twice a month to try to save them from the United States government, which is treating them with unspeakable cruelty in violation of its own laws.
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Pope Francis will be walking a diplomatic tightrope during his first official visit to Myanmar, where Muslim Rohingya have endured unspeakable atrocities at the hands of the military.
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"These are unspeakable tragedies that they have had to grow up with and they are saying absolutely no more," said Samhita Mukhopadhyay, the executive editor of Teen Vogue.
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If we allow them to continue denying children, families and those who have fled unspeakable dangers critical medical care, the number of deaths in US custody will rise.
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Look at the way the clauses pile on top of each other, sending the sentence spiralling in on itself as it goes, burrowing in toward some unspeakable loss.
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In the wake of evil men carrying out unspeakable atrocities good people can't fathom, understand or relate to, the left takes aim at the tool that was used.
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Her first No. 1 club hit, in 1999, was a song she co-wrote, "Unspeakable Joy," a Maurice Joshua production full of church organs and gospel-choir harmonies.
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However, the decision of an adult to personally criticize a high school student who has lost his classmates in an unspeakable tragedy is not consistent with our values.
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Thanks for reading, and see you again soon, when the idols have next released an unspeakable number of new official things and we've responded with 13,000 niche memes.
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Chicago Survivors Dealing with the homicide of a loved one is an unspeakable tragedy, and one that far too many members of local Chicago communities face every year.
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From massacring cannibals to hacking away at limbs to save others from turning, most of the crew have done unspeakable things to get to where they are today.
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There's a detective protagonist who discovers that the very people he thought he could trust — including, it turns out, the sheriff's office — are actively complicit in unspeakable horrors.
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Yep, that pink and green foundation was built using those classic, interlocking plastic bricks known for its popularity with children and the unspeakable pain they inflict when stepped on.
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Convicted of "wounding religious feelings" and obscenity, for posting a crude cartoon showing Lee Kuan Yew doing something unspeakable to Margaret Thatcher, Mr Yee was imprisoned for four weeks.
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As a black man who lived in Ohio through the Jim Crow–era and fought in the armed forces in World War II, he faced unspeakable horrors and indignities.
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At a reception, I retreat into myself because of an unspeakable physical problem: a rash, a swelling, a hidden bag, enervating but boring fatigue, invisible neuropathies or joint pain.
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Why don't toys like Bo go form a new independent republic, and work to free their fellow plastic souls from booger-covered fingers and other unspeakable forms of abuse?
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Upon hearing that some people would rather die than face the unspeakable conditions of a workhouse, Scrooge retorts that they "had better do it, and decrease the surplus population".
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We have been forced to push aside the integral, simple realities of being young adults, and be outspoken about an unspeakable tragedy, one we shouldn't have had to witness.
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North Korean provocations increase, Iran remains within reach of developing nuclear weapons, and ISIL and its sympathizers are committing unspeakable acts across the Middle East and around the globe.
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But we must never forget that Sisi's most powerful political opponents are not liberals, they are radical ideologues willing to commit unspeakable atrocities in their bid to remake Egypt.
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That's not Dylan revisited — it's the cold, ghostly hand of Cat Stevens possessing this poor young lad, forcing him to commit unspeakable atrocities and write sequels to "Wild World"!
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"This is not only an unspeakable tragedy for her family, but also for the school, and the entire community," the school district wrote in a statement on their website.
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One of the most poignant moments of the episode was when Dwight says the unspeakable, in such a matter-of-fact fashion that it was almost easy to miss.
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Like Thom Gunn's important collection "The Man with Night Sweats," which came out two years later, "The First Hour of the Night" helped find a language for the unspeakable.
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There's an almost amused distance in some of these accounts, which vanishes as others speak of the unspeakable legacies of oppression and destruction borne by black and Jewish Americans.
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We care more deeply than most about U.S. Iran policy because we came to this country after enduring unspeakable brutality and hardships at the hands of the ruling theocracy.
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"Margarita" has too many achievements to list, but the way it keeps faith in love and art even in moments of unspeakable humiliation and cruelty must be the greatest.
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Such a series of events would amount to a crime of unspeakable depravity by a sovereign state in another sovereign state with a resident of a third sovereign state.
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Tens of thousands report unspeakable acts of violence and are willing to leave their families and lives behind to have just one chance at safety in the United States.
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North Korea's human rights violations have been well documented: A 2014 United Nations investigation found that the country has committed "unspeakable atrocities" on a scale similar to Nazi Germany.
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The common thread in many of these films were captive victims suffering unspeakable and sustained violence from their captors and being forced to torture each other or be killed.
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Jovan Brakochevich and his wife, Suzana, have moved from war-battered Sarajevo to Melbourne, Australia, their psyches disfigured by unspeakable losses, as well as torture, rape and attempted suicide.
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Samuel Delaney now reads to us from his essay "On the Unspeakable: the Capri Theater, 1987" at the site of the old theater which is now a parking lot.
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It's a work of unspeakable beauty, one that doesn't leave you when the film ends, and its deceptively simple focus on a love story can't mask its cinematic achievement.
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She, like all the women, is an escaped ISIS captive who has suffered unspeakable abuse; now their mission is to liberate Bahar's hometown, where her son remains a hostage.
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Maguire Meats, a 27-year-old butcher shop in the Northern Irish town of Irvinestown, has done the unspeakable and begun selling sausages infused with Red Bull and vodka.
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Many commentators seem to have overlooked this fact in the aftermath of the unspeakable tragedy that killed all 176 people aboard Ukrainian International Airlines (UIA) Flight 752 on Wednesday.
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Since then, McAllen's Sacred Heart Church has become a critical relief center for these families, many of whom have endured unspeakable horrors and still face the heartbreaking possibility of deportation.
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" Continued the statement, "The primary thoughts of everyone at the Club are with the Srivaddhanaprabha family and the families of all those on-board at this time of unspeakable loss.
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See how crooked doctors Patrick Crouch and Xiulu Ruan turned their patients' pain into unspeakable heartbreak, on an all new episode of "American Greed," Monday March 5 at 10 p.m.
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The popular subreddit Thanos Did Nothing Wrong, which obsesses over the destruction of half the Marvel universe in the final act of Avengers: Infinity War, is undergoing an unspeakable cull.
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The takeaway is that while Lovecraft is known for his fantastic, unspeakable evils and anxieties lurking at the ends of the world, there are other dangers out there: humans themselves.
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John Bel Edwards called the shooting "an unspeakable and unjustified attack on all of us at a time when we need unity and healing" in a statement posted to Twitter.
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A Google search of her name today reveals pages of blog posts, essays, and online forums from parents celebrating, defending, and pledging gratitude to Dutton for saying the previously unspeakable.
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He's in danger of being killed himself these days, as a key witness to -- and actor in -- what he says was a series of unspeakable crimes from 1988 to 2013.
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But there was a lot of focus on Arya in "The Bells," especially as she came to the realization that Daenerys is capable of unspeakable terror, violence, and war crimes.
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The horror of a Sandy Hook -- however unspeakable -- ultimately became just a headline rather than a trend line auguring momentum for sensible gun control measures or mental health treatment reforms.
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It is taking a tremendous amount of energy to get the most simple things done, and my whole body is just rattled with this unspeakable sadness and feeling of catastrophe.
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That's the question we're left asking ourselves after finding out the unspeakable: That half-eaten pint of rum raisin in all of our fridges could very likely be stolen goods.
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Because the mass shootings receive intense media attention, it does not register for most Americans that behind these unspeakable acts, the daily drumbeat of gun deaths in America marches on.
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That's because, in the aftermath of the unspeakable tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida, students have begun pressing adults to do something about gun violence in schools.
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This continuing outrage demands international action; not only tougher sanctions but a serious effort to help uncover and disclose the truth about the regime's unspeakable crimes against its own people.
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Suffice it to say the subject matter is far from light, but there is something fascinating about watching people say things that are borderline unspeakable on camera—and through tears.
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We will miss Jen and Jaidyn dearly and we will put our arms around Howard and Jerell and the entire family, giving them love and support during this unspeakable time.
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But fear of pedophiles can be weaponized and used to whip up mobs that don't want to wait for solid evidence of wrongdoings to emerge, lest unspeakable horrors go unchecked.
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I'm not saying the shooter is innocent in any way—he does unspeakable acts—but he's a human being, so his screen time is equal to other people's screen time.
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Yuri had frozen, then excused herself, then gone straight to HR. There she spoke the unspeakable words, prohibited by law and punishable with life in prison: racism, sexism, sexual harassment.
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Hardt said he expected Gabriel to hammer home Germany's concerns about Iran's support for Assad's "terror regime" in Syria, its "unspeakable" anti-Israeli rhetoric and human rights abuses in Iran.
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In a way all of Ms. Whiteread's sculptures are memorials, but this one is the most powerful artwork I know to use minimal form in the commemoration of the unspeakable.
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Suddenly, someone asks you to talk about, in this confusing and frightening place, the traumatic events that compelled you to seek protection in the United States — your most unspeakable experiences.
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Stories like his have been told so often that compassion fatigue has made much of the world numb toward the unspeakable inhumanity that defines Syria's civil war, our critic writes.
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"The decision of an adult to personally criticize a high school student who has lost his classmates in an unspeakable tragedy is not consistent with our values," the company said.
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Though its novel framing device was the initial hook, the raw, gripping story, about a family learning to live in the face of unspeakable grief, made it a page-turner.
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The killings of nine parishioners at a black church in Charleston and 297 congregants at a synagogue in Pittsburgh brought people in those two communities together in an unspeakable grief.
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"Jennifer endured unspeakable abuse by Jeffrey Epstein and his enablers, who robbed her of a piece of her childhood," Araoz's attorney Daniel Kaiser said in a statement at the time.
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Nancy Princenthal writes in her new book Unspeakable Acts: Women, Art, and Sexual Violence in the 1970s that it took Lacy and Chicago months to locate survivors who would speak.
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Over the past three years, Bashar and I have traveled across the world telling her story to communities that need to hear the plight of women experiencing this unspeakable violence.
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In the Harry Potter books, Harry's mentor Dumbledore is constantly sending 11-year-old Harry to do battle with unspeakable evil because that's what the tropes of the genre demand.
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"More than an unspeakable human tragedy, this is an assault on what makes this the greatest city in the world: our inclusiveness and our diversity," de Blasio said in a statement.
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But things take a turn when her abusive master, Lieutenant Hawkins, (Sam Claflin), refuses to release her, and enlists his fellow soldiers in an unspeakable act of violence against her family.
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They form inside magma, and like some better-known carbon crystals, zircons are forever—they can outlast the rocks they form in and withstand eons of unspeakable pressure, erosion and deformation.
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We watched The Handmaid's Tale last season partly because it depicted such unspeakable situations — the confiscation of liberty, the twisting of the United States into a reflection of our worst nightmare.
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After growing up fearing Hitler and Stalin, Mr. Schiller said he was stunned that unspeakable evil could be committed by someone — the 24-year-old Lee Harvey Oswald — younger than himself.
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Amazingly, Trump's statement omits any mention of the actual rapist in the case, Matias Reyes, who was not just a convicted murderer and rapist, but a true demon of unspeakable cruelty.
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"This is an unspeakable and unjustified attack on all of us at a time when we need unity and healing," Edwards said Sunday in the hours after the Baton Rouge shooting.
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"The unspeakable atrocities ... occurred as a result of systemic and individual misconduct and mismanagement at the Hacienda (facility) and virtually nonexistent oversight on the part of the state," the documents allege.
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About a decade ago, I visited the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum and noticed that Timothy McVeigh's name is not only nowhere to be found on site, it is considered unspeakable.
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And establishing a culture of prevention today is the only way we can stop the cycle of violence against children who are susceptible of becoming tomorrow's targets of trafficking's unspeakable horror.
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Many of the Central Americans seeking refuge in the U.S. have endured unspeakable violence, much of which can be traced back to U.S. policies in the region during the Cold War.
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As Congressman Lewis crossed the street, the civil rights legend, whose skull was fractured in 85033 during a protest march in Selma, was called unspeakable racial epithets near the Capitol Dome.
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The investigation leading to Sunday's arrest began last year, when two female members of the group claimed to have escaped—and told the Cibola County Sheriff's Office of almost unspeakable horrors.
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His grandmother, who grew up near a tannery in Lille, is haunted by visions of a "skinless horse," a monstrous creature that seems to embody the unspeakable, intimate horrors of Nazism.
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But the story is anchored by Jude, marred by unspeakable childhood trauma that makes it hard for him to connect with his friends and the other people trying to help him.
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The set, a faithful recreation of real internment camps, appears claustrophobic and cruel, as if some once-idealized children's summer camp has been distorted and twisted into something ugly and unspeakable.
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A high schooler in Ohio just joined the ranks of hardcore U.S. racists by asking a girl to go to prom with unspeakable words ... and now he's banned from the event.
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Portraying only eight people — nine if you include her own alter ego — she nevertheless brings the questions, the pain and even the unspeakable thoughts of hundreds, if not millions, to life.
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It wasn't always like this, but in the four years since the war broke out, scattering millions of people and unleashing unspeakable horrors, the South Sudanese government has become incredibly suspicious.
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"The scene of this unspeakable event has been transformed into a beautiful memorial that celebrates and pays tribute to the lives that were lost," the church said in a press release.
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Women would unsilence themselves and begin the arduous process of dismantling the lives of individual men of every color, though mostly white, for unspeakable acts of discrimination, harassment, assault and abuse.
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"We wanted to let you know how inspired we have been by the resilience, resolve and solidarity that you have all shown in the wake of unspeakable tragedy," the Obamas wrote.
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Robb said sharing such photos of the victims and the scene would be "an unspeakable violation of human decency, respect, and of the privacy rights of the victims and their families."
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After Lennox went from it-model to art star, she experienced unspeakable tragedy: In 2015, she and her boyfriend were in a kayaking accident, and while she was rescued, he drowned.
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Their stories are typical among the 700,000 or so Rohingya who fled what they describe as unspeakable violence in their former homes in Rakhine State since the end of August 2017.
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The Assad regime has prevailed through tactics of unspeakable brutality — barrel bombs, starvation, the targeting of hospitals and rescue workers and the suspected use of chemical weapons — but it has prevailed.
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In the game, it's been four years since we last left Joel and Ellie and his unspeakable betrayal on top of that hill overlooking the Jackson community they now call home.
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The book begins with a scene of unspeakable violence and traces how it came to pass in nine sections, each one telling the story of a different character in the town.
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As it opens nationwide Friday, "Black Panther" promises not only to shatter box-office records but also to write a superhuman chapter of triumph into America's often-unspeakable civil rights history.
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With an act of unspeakable violence at its heart, "Idaho," Emily Ruskovich's debut novel, is about not only loss, grief and redemption, but also, most interestingly, the brutal disruptions of memory.
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Mr. Conroy, a senior investigator for the MacArthur Justice Center at the Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, also wrote about the case in the book "Unspeakable Acts, Ordinary People" (2001).
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"In too many places around the world, LGBTQ individuals are subjected to discrimination and unspeakable violence, and receive little or no protection from the law or local authorities," the senators wrote.
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Responding officers were shocked at the teen's frail appearance and at the unspeakable abuse they encountered inside the house: Some children were shackled while the others were in cramped, foul-smelling rooms.
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Based on Liane Moriarty's 2014 novel of the same name, Big Little Lies revolves around three mothers (played by Witherspoon, Kidman and Woodley) whose seemingly normal lives are disrupted by unspeakable tragedy.
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" Kilmer also said love and prayer played a key role while he was hospitalized back in 2015: "It was an unspeakable sense of universal support while I was briefly in the hospital.
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It is a truly horrific moment, and one that convinces Tyler that his hopeful outlook was futile — that the athletes of Liberty High will never stop abusing their power to unspeakable ends.
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After months of witnessing so much anxiety over a harmless three-letter adjective, it's become clear that fat — not just the word, but fatness itself — is apparently so horrible it is unspeakable.
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Written and directed by comedy mastermind Jordan Peele, Get Out is the story Chris Washington, a black man who meets his white girlfriend's family for the first time and encounters unspeakable horrors.
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John Bel Edwards, who described the shooting as an "absolutely unspeakable heinous attack," appeared Monday on CNN, and reflected on the pain that officers' relatives and co-workers endured at the hospital.
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"This week's story in The Atlantic documenting unspeakable harms endured by young men and teenage boys brought to light a reality that cannot be ignored or even tacitly rewarded," the statement continued.
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" But because 2018 is already cursed as shit, the Ministry of Antiquities pretty much slapped the stone lid, and said "Imagine how much unspeakable sorrow this bad boy can fit inside it.
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"It is unspeakable that these men risking their lives to protect and serve this community were taken out the way that they were," Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards told a news briefing.
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Everyone knows how difficult this Industry has been for women and my hope is that all of these unspeakable events ignite true change in the treatment of women in this entertainment business.
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"The murder of Nia Wilson- may she rest in the power and peace she was denied here- is unspeakable AND MUST NOT be met with silence," the Academy Award-winning actress wrote.
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The organization told Variety the decision to remove Bohemian Rhapsody was due to "unspeakable" harm Singer's alleged actions caused to young men and Singer "wrongfully" claiming homophobia to deflect from the accusations.
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Exactly two months after paying tribute to the victims of the London attack on Westminster, James Corden has once again had to speak out about an unspeakable attack in his home country.
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Responding officers were shocked at the teen's frail appearance and at the unspeakable abuse they encountered inside the house: Three children were shackled while the others were in cramped, foul-smelling rooms.
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The framing, the contrast of colors, Vincent's eyes, all convey a specific visual language of dread, of an unspeakable horror hiding in plain sight, a monstrosity in the guise of a girl.
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I think the main thing is that even though there is evil in the world, and there are these unspeakable acts that have taken place over the years — but people are resilient.
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Related content: 1968: The year in pictures On June 5, 1968, word quickly spread through Resurrection City that another unspeakable tragedy had befallen the country just a few weeks after King's murder.
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Around the world, journalists put their lives on the line every day in war-torn countries to shed light on the plight of refugees and the unspeakable brutality of dictators and warlords.
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In 1969, Hersh independently reported the unspeakable abuse and murder of people in Vietnam at My Lai by the American armed forces, for which he won the Pulitzer Prize at age 33.
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All of this was done while his wife and two small children watched from the backseat, hysterically crying and pleading with the police to stop inflicting unspeakable pain on their incapacitated father.
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Alongside his many novels, he began to publish books of oral history, dedicated to retrieving some of the neglected and even unspeakable private experiences of Germans (and others) during the war years.
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The jury in his trial did not get to hear of the "unspeakable horror" that was Miller's childhood, in which he was raped, molested and beaten by family members, his attorneys argued.
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More than 500,000 people arrived on the island in 2015 alone, but the small community has also been the site of unspeakable tragedies as some fail to make it safely to shore.
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Bob Adelman, a freelance photographer whose vivid images of unspeakable brutality and despair brought segregation and the civil rights movement home to Americans in the 1960s, died on Saturday in Miami Beach.
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But when such lines are delivered with the sputtering frenzy that accompanies them here, they come to seem less like a reflection of the unspeakable than a by-product of uncontrolled rage.
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Revealed piecemeal throughout flashbacks in the game, we learn that seeking the approval of his superiors in the marines led Phelps to see unspeakable horrors and commit serious wrongdoings in the war.
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When it comes to sandwiches, there are those worth eating and then there are those worth committing any number of unspeakable, spine-chilling acts in order to obtain the privilege of eating.
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He was a moral witness with a unique capacity to force the world's attention on the unspeakable, in part by going to places like Darfur in the company of reporters like me.
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The Soviets were particularly fearful of a strike that could obliterate them before they could retaliate, further raising the possibility of a mistake or misunderstanding that could lead to an unspeakable outcome.
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Here, as he reminds us again and again, women are exploited, tortured and murdered, and children are sacrificed – they're preyed on, run down in the streets and forced to witness the unspeakable.
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By using the well to "its full potential," the members of Ares have been able to commit unspeakable acts, "expel" their culpability, and continue on their treacherous course without a second thought.
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"Our hearts have been with the families of the 36 victims that died in this unspeakable tragedy; that still remains our focus and that will be our focus going forward," he said.
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But ISIS also successfully turned the internet into a means of distributing its violence physically, persuading lone wolves to carry out unspeakable attacks from Paris to Nice to London to New York.
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He'd hoist women up so they were immobilized and do unspeakable things to them after reading 17 pages, single-spaced, of all the terrible things he was going to do to them.
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To the students of Parkland — We wanted to let you know how inspired we have been by the resilience, resolve and solidarity that you have all shown in the wake of unspeakable tragedy.
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Officers dispatched to her home saw the unspeakable abuse firsthand: Three children had been shackled to beds and furniture, while 216 other victims—ages 230 to 22016—were in cramped, foul-smelling rooms.
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What's happening on our southern border -- migrant children in overcrowded, unsanitary and unsafe conditions, separated from their families -- is an unspeakable disgrace and a stain on this nation we may never wash away.
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Years after they endured unspeakable horrors, abduction survivors Amanda Berry and Elizabeth Smart are sitting down together for the first time to discuss the drive that helped both of them withstand their ordeals.
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"This darkness compounded on itself, as each unspeakable thing that happened to her and each horrible thing she did in the name of her disease exponentially increased her pain and shame," O'Neill wrote.
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The vile ideas driving shooters whose actions have caused unspeakable pain and loss are in plain view on 8chan, and the thought that we could just make them go away has strong appeal.
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Families who have endured terrible experiences during the conflict -- losing family members, homes, witnessing unspeakable violence -- come here to the Promir Centre for Psychotherapeutic support in Slovyansk, which is also backed by UNICEF.
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Of course, it's worth noting that no show can match Twin Peaks' specific brand of weird (it's probably not a spoiler to say China Girl features exactly zero atom bombs birthing unspeakable evil).
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As the crew nears their destination, they discover that the ship's artificial intelligence and never-seen captain may be steering them into deadly and unspeakable horrors deep in the dark reaches of space.
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After all the program's surreal moments and strange flights of fancy, "The Leftovers" got back to basics with its series finale -- a deeply romantic look at two people brought together through unspeakable grief.
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To Congress, and to anyone in a position of power, we are calling on you to do something, to pass laws that will protect victims of unspeakable crimes from this kind of abuse.
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"On behalf of the entire Florida House, I sincerely apologize to the students targeted and again commend them for their courage through this unspeakable tragedy," Florida House Speaker Richard Corcoran (R) tweeted later.
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Now it is also a centerpiece of "The Evidence Room," a haunting installation that stands as a reminder of architecture's potential both to do unspeakable harm and to argue for truth against lies.
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Rather than avert our eyes from this brutal episode and unspeakable crime, we'd best be paying close attention to what happened and drawing necessary conclusions: Why was this young American arrested and brutalized.
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In a world of ongoing genocide, mass summary executions and unspeakable torture, the accusations against the kingdom of Morocco in a U.S. State Department human rights report last week were not earth-shattering.
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Schur's vision of paradise includes endless drinking without hangovers and curse words rendered unspeakable, and Bell's impish intrusion into this world is the kind of juxtaposition that makes TV comedy...well, good. Oct.
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There are plenty of ways to have water adventures in the Ozarks; people may think twice now before choosing this one -- a bit of history on wheels that now trails an unspeakable tragedy.
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The #MeToo movement has proved that spider webs of protection for predators can be ripped apart in an instant, that unspeakable things that have been tolerated for decades can suddenly be deemed intolerable.
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The Passion Live's Jesus literally "Call All Angels" Last night the unspeakable happened: We let Madea movie maestro Tyler Perry push a modernized live version of the biblical Easter story to network television.
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And the shockingly funny one-liners you expect from Mr. Silver — in which the unspeakable is spoken with the style of a filigree dagger being twisted into the flesh — are in short supply.
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The trial of ex-Ivorian president Laurent Gbagbo began in January, with prosecutors accusing him of orchestrating "unspeakable violence" to cling to power after losing an election, pitching his country into civil war.
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Rather, supporters hope, the treaty's widespread acceptance elsewhere will eventually increase the public pressure and stigma of harboring and threatening to use such weapons of unspeakable destruction, and make holdouts reconsider their positions.
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However, it is not a scourge of illegal immigrants entering the US and committing unspeakable atrocities, but the roughly 252,23 federal employees who are not reviving paychecks as a consequence of government shutdown.
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He's the sheltered, clueless English sound designer who's been imported by a director in Italy to devise the perfect noise for an unspeakable death by torture called the "bacio indelible," or indelible kiss.
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She opened up about the unspeakable, like which parts of parenthood she despised and why she had left the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (commonly known as the Mormon Church).
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"We are shifting that perspective on death, breaking that taboo and instead of viewing it as an unspeakable fear, we can choose to be consciously aware that life is temporary," Potter-Kotecki says.
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Hardt said he expected Gabriel to hammer home Germany's concerns about Iran's support for the "terror regime" of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, its "unspeakable" anti-Israeli rhetoric and human rights abuses in Iran.
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Before Cummins' sentencing in a Nashville courtroom, a prosecutor read a statement from Elizabeth describing the emotional turmoil she endures daily as a result of what she described as his "unspeakable" crimes, CNN reports.
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I would have committed unspeakable acts to be able to walk into a store that catered to my thicker teen frame, but every "plus-size" shop in my area was for moms and grannies.
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LAST YEAR your correspondent wrote a jocular blog post about the perils of taking his daughter to the opera, where she is constantly exposed to graphic sex, unspeakable violence and inappropriate female role models.
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"This week's story in The Atlantic documenting unspeakable harms endured by young men and teenage boys brought to light a reality that cannot be ignored or even tacitly rewarded," GLAAD wrote in a statement.
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Pugh plays Dani, a young woman who, in the aftermath of an unspeakable tragedy, accompanies her inattentive boyfriend Christian (Jack Reynor) and his friends to a remote Swedish folk festival celebrating the summer solstice.
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Those theorists have explored the ways that literature and film represent the psychic disjunctures of trauma as well as its impact on readers and viewers, who are enlisted as ethical witnesses of unspeakable acts.
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This, in fact, is what many perceive to be Trump's lasting legacy: even if he doesn't prevail in the general election, he opens the possibility of heretofore unspeakable ideas being entertained by future politicians.
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At a time when millions of humans — including many children — across the planet are seeking refuge due to unspeakable terrors, we are betraying our national values of dignity and compassion by closing our doors.
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Bernie Sanders, view his behavior as "unspeakable," while Trump's supporters view it through their belief that the media is pursuing a vendetta against Trump, born of an elite disdain for his convention-busting style.
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"Hangmen" relies on McDonagh's technical skill and his jadedness: he knows what contemporary audiences want—to be dominated by "real" men who piss on the theatre's generally liberal air while conversing in unspeakable language.
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" Whitman writes that the discussion of such influences is almost taboo, because the crimes of the Third Reich are commonly defined as "the nefandum , the unspeakable descent into what we often call 'radical evil.
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Fifth, and perhaps strangest of all, there are those who take vicarious pleasure in the release of pent-up aggression, in the black humor of it all, in the open speaking of the unspeakable.
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According to the New York Times, DHS was considering legal options for the military to run "tent city" detention camps, and even floated the previously unspeakable idea of detaining migrant children in Guantanamo Bay.
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So many atrocities are presented under that name: baby greens suffocated under an avalanche of fake cheese; wilting spinach leaves drowned in milk-bland dressing; innocent romaine crammed into plastic containers with unspeakable proteins.
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It's a small step toward a shift in medicine, away from a culture that sees mistakes as unspeakable and toward one that recognizes that America's health care providers —people like Hiatt — have suffered tremendously.
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Indeed, the death of Madeleine Valadon caused what her daughter characterized as "unspeakable pain" and left a gaping, financially problematic hole: Maurice's grandmother was no longer there to supervise him while his mother worked.
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" On the gorier side, when Vikram eats an enemy assailant, we hear "the stony crunch of teeth through bone and another more unspeakable sound, the slip and hiss of viscera being separated from itself.
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It feels important to me to build structures and nonlinear sequences that confuse concrete events and move away from the idea of proof or evidence — to give more space to the unseeable and unspeakable.
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Just as Que Mai tells this taboo history askance, she devises oblique ways for her characters to navigate the unspeakable events that divide them: They communicate indirectly, through deathbed letters and diaries read surreptitiously.
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The island also housed a plant that refined fish into oil and fertilizer; the smell was unimaginable — and, later, when waste-processing facilities replaced this plant, unspeakable odors wafted as far as Lower Manhattan.
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"It's just unspeakable heartbreak to have to do something like that when you lose a loved one, so you can just imagine the raw emotions that are there," Frazier told CNN affiliate KERO-TV.
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And if it hadn't resulted in an army of online terrorists harassing the owner, his employees and others along that block of Connecticut Avenue, accusing them of unspeakable crimes and even issuing death threats.
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Who among us cannot imagine ourselves in that same scenario at a crowded concert, sporting event or other enjoyable activity when the unspeakable happens and deadly bullets slice through the air to destroy families?
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That's the rustic gothic, popularized in the mid-20th-century by Hammer Films and Roger Corman flicks, when Peter Cushing and Vincent Price ruled as epicures of the unspeakable in isolated European mountain towns.
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Moreover, the United States is, in fact, under a legal obligation to protect these children — a majority of whom have experienced pervasive violence, unspeakable trauma and harm rising to the legal definition of persecution.
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Both the entrance and exit to Unspeakable bring visitors to the newest of the three installations, Charles Atlas's 2017 work "The Tyranny of Consciousness," with the other two accessed on either side of it.
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Taking Hawaii's iconic Spam musubi to heretofore unknown heights, MUNCHIES own culinary director, Farideh Sadeghin, did the unspeakable and merged the humble hot dog with Spam musubi, thereby creating the Spam musubi hot dog.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel condemned the apparent terrorist attack earlier in the day, calling it an "unspeakable act" and promising to use the full weight of her office to make certain justice was done.
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More specifically, strongmen are hired to stomp and shout, to make big promises of victories ahead and promise great consequences for failure, to make complicated things simple and turn unspoken or unspeakable inner ambitions outward.
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The obvious parallel for many is how we have addressed violent extremism by far-right Islamists — another case where misfits and bigots are inspired to commit unspeakable violence by a digital drumbeat of ideological poison.
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"It's just unspeakable heartbreak to have to do something like that when you lose a loved one, so you can just imagine the raw emotions that are there," family friend, Angelo Frazier, told KERO-TV.
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Black Lives Matter did not invent racial hatred or violence, but have instead mounted a human rights movement bold enough to articulate unspeakable, unspoken truths about a national culture of violence, division, and racial oppression.
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It's a moment that defines her worldview — it's January 2000 and the new millennium has kicked off on a note of unspeakable violence, with more to come — but also launches her career as a singer.
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"That it took so long for the administration to arrive at this conclusion, in the face of unspeakable human suffering, defies explanation," Rubio, who until Tuesday was a GOP presidential candidate, said in a statement.
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It sounds weirdly cold to say it like that, as if each week automatically brings its own unspeakable tragedy for us to grapple with, but that's the way that 2750261512279846912 seems to be shaping up.
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SOMA puts you in the first-person view of Simon, a man with a brain injury who finds himself, inexplicably, in a high-tech lab the bottom of the ocean after something unspeakable has happened.
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This isn't just the story of Jackie Kennedy in the days after JFK's assassination, rather it's a story of a widow in shock who is trying to find a way to deal with unspeakable pain.
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More critically, they deserve the time and space to deal with the unspeakable grief and sorrow they now endure, as well as every ounce of support that can be mustered to help them through it.
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"On behalf of the entire Florida House, I sincerely apologize to the students targeted and again commend them for their courage through this unspeakable tragedy," Florida House Speaker Richard Corcoran (R) tweeted an hour later.
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The governments of Britain and other European countries -- with the notable exception of Germany -- have retrenched their border controls, even as increasing numbers of migrants flee unspeakable suffering in North Africa and the Middle East.
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The world has the covert reporting of citizen-journalist teams such as Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently (RBSS) to thank for documenting the Islamic State's most unspeakable atrocities -- its mass shootings, beheadings and sex slavery.
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"Since the beginning of this case, our hearts have been with the families of the 36 victims that died in this unspeakable tragedy," Kevin Dunleavy, Alameda County chief assistant district attorney, told a news conference.
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This "in-all-ways sensational play," Ben Brantley wrote in 2016, "is about finding ways to speak to one another about an unspeakable American institution a century and a half after its official end."arsnovanyc.
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This "in-all-ways sensational play," Ben Brantley wrote in 2016, "is about finding ways to speak to one another about an unspeakable American institution a century and a half after its official end." arsnovanyc.
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And my fear puts me with Uncle Joe, because he may be most likely to beat President Trump in the swing Rust Belt states, and the thought of four more years of Trumpism is unspeakable.
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Each day there are millions like Sadhna, a 14-year-old girl living in Kolkata, India, who live in unspeakable horror, unable to escape the realities of working as the property of another human being.
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I've never known a writer to make otherwise sensible, not especially bookish women chase down first editions "as investments"; to cling to, as my sister does, a childhood copy of "Frenchman's Creek" in unspeakable condition.
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What truly chills the heart here are those earlier visions of the Shelleys' phantom baby, a large-headed silhouette on screen, reaching out to its bereaved mother, an image stranded between consolation and unspeakable terror.
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According to a 2013 Amnesty international report, the regime was holding as many as 200,000 men, women, and children in political prison camps, where they are subjected to what the UN has described as "unspeakable atrocities".
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"If you don't think that turning away people who are seeking a safe haven, from unspeakable brutality, is a morally defensible idea, then you're not the one who is less than a real American," said Sorkin.
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The brothers were accused in the early 90s of the shooting deaths of their parents, Jose and Kitty Menendez, which the duo claimed was a result of suffering unspeakable abuse at the hands of their father.
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Casey Affleck is staggeringly good in this Kenneth Lonergan-helmed feature, which simmers along for nearly two hours before a devastating final act that raises questions about whether one can truly move on from unspeakable tragedy.
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As Schreck exposed the trauma of her family while rattling off statistics about the everyday violence women face, as she outlined the rights that have been denied to immigrants and indigenous peoples, I felt unspeakable grief.
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"(They) are testament to strength, faith, perseverance in the face of unspeakable adversity and challenge," she said in a leafy courtyard at the headquarters of the Sant'Egidio Christian charity and peace group, which hosted the meeting.
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"Today my dear friend Melinda and I had the sad privilege of attending to his grandmother on our flight as she made her journey to Orlando to join her family during this unspeakable time," Karas wrote.
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I've started to feel that I am using a language that wants to make it as difficult as possible to describe this particular kind of violence, that wants it to remain unspeakable, in the shadows, unnamed.
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I don't remember much, aside from the mosquito bites that bubbled up in unspeakable places, the tears that I cried underneath those same fucking stars I wanted to peacefully sleep under, and my greasy, greasy face.
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More specifically, this lacerating comedy from the Lightning Rod Special troupe in Philadelphia is about finding ways to speak to one another about an unspeakable American institution a century and a half after its official end.
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As an anatomy of an unspeakable crime committed by a Vietnam veteran (a magnetic Toussaint Jeanlouis), it is admirable in its refusal of reductionist conclusions; it is also sometimes strangled by its overgrown lyricism (1:30).
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As an anatomy of an unspeakable crime committed by a Vietnam veteran (a magnetic Toussaint Jeanlouis), it is admirable in its refusal of reductionist conclusions; it is also sometimes strangled by its overgrown lyricism (1:7273).
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The post titles on /r/madlads openly mock the bluster of clickbait—"Mad lad does something UNSPEAKABLE with bread"—but already they risk being drawn into the Lad Industrial Complex, the subject of their own satire.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — When we last saw Peter Koetters, he was doing unspeakable things to vegetables, but today he is back in The New York Times Crossword doing unspeakably funny things to … well, you'll find out.
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The beverage that's most memorably downed in "The Government Inspector," allowing Mr. Urie to put on one of the most exquisitely controlled displays of uncontrolled drunkenness I've ever witnessed, is a local wine of unspeakable badness.
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The harsh realities of their situation and the likelihood of an unspeakable outcome is a constant punch in the gut to him, and it doesn't help that he's surrounded by people who are braver and stronger.
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"Separated from our parents, we found ourselves crammed into a world of gut-wrenching hunger, guard dogs, bayonet drills, prison numbers and badges, daily roll calls, bed bugs, flies and unspeakable sanitation," Ms. Previte told ChinaDaily.
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Most people rightly recall that small nation in East Africa as the site of a 6900 genocide of unspeakable brutality, in which as many as one million (mostly Tutsi) died in a span of 2628 days.
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"Myanmar and Chinese authorities are looking away while unscrupulous traffickers are selling Kachin women and girls into captivity and unspeakable abuse," Heather Barr, acting women's rights co-director at Human Rights Watch, said in a statement.
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Or, for that matter, any luxury executive jumping up and down in delight at, say, the news of Ms. Williams's "Manchester by the Sea" role: a drab working-class woman who has suffered an unspeakable tragedy.
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Painful historical legacies have made the option of retreat literally unspeakable in some cases, according to Robin Bronen, executive director of the Alaska Institute for Justice, who works with Alaska Native communities undergoing climate-induced retreat.
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Those of us who grew up in the Cold War have rather missed it — the persistent, well-designed, all-encompassing salesmanship of Life's Correct Path, backed up with textbooks, posters and unspeakable stockpiles of nuclear weapons.
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"Sandy Hook was a horrific tragedy and any suggestion that the unspeakable atrocities committed by an evil lunatic were faked as part of an elaborate hoax are insane," said Jennifer Baker, NRA director of public affairs.
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This will impact 15 times the amount of US funding—around $8.8 billion—causing "unspeakable damage" and "cost[ing] many around the world their lives—especially women," according to Suzanne Ehlers, president and CEO of PAI.
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This train travels across time as it takes the bondswoman from one destination to another, exposing her to unspeakable violence and the evolving versions of white supremacy that formed the actual journey from slavery to freedom.
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These pesky creatures go by many indecipherable names — like the Elder Gods or the Great Old Ones — and tend to loom in the distance as an unspeakable horror that threatens to spawn and infiltrate human societies.
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Devastated by the attack, which is reportedly the deadliest anti-Semitic hate crime in US history, as we grieve, American Jews are also grappling with how our current political discourse contributed to this unspeakable act of bigotry.
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Despite unspeakable hardship, Layla's story does have a happy ending — one she's able to tell herself in a new video from the International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP), a legal aid organization advocating for refugees around the world.
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In the show's rom-com fantasy world, they must always say the right thing, perform their vulnerability, be willing to expose their bodies — even undergo that most unspeakable horror of straight American men's nightmares: wearing a Speedo.
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Under the title "Hommage to Life," Quantum rebranded the complex and promoted it as a luxury high-end development, sanitizing what was meant to be a site of permanent witness to the unspeakable horror of Nazi crimes.
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But in this case, for a few moments, with the prisoner's dark eyes locked onto the horizon, his experience of the heat, the desolation of his outpost, and his remorse for his unspeakable crime come to life.
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In the wake of Beau's death last year—an unspeakable loss for a man who'd already lost a wife and a daughter in a 1972 car crash—the vice president was a model of grace through grief.
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Despite being flanked by two giant roll-on deodorants, Kylie managed to give the wipe-clean sex sounds of "Blue Monday" even more loin, making you want to do unspeakable things on the nearest stainless steel surface.
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Whatever Donald wants to do here in the past is literally unspeakable and unknowable for the plot of Kingdom Hearts II. Any kind of tampering with the source code of the Disney enterprise is strictly off-limits.
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To that end, there's a sense given by the plot that despite the unspeakable tragedy of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it could have been so much worse—that there are just alternate histories full of nuclear wintered Earths.
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Now, as these brave voices who were willing to speak out about unspeakable horror accept their Nobel Peace Prizes on Monday, it is up to the world to do more than nod its head before moving on.
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As an anatomy of an unspeakable crime committed by a Vietnam War veteran (a magnetic Toussaint Jeanlouis), it is admirable in its refusal of reductionist conclusions; it is also sometimes strangled by its overgrown lyricism (1:30).
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Considering the unspeakable number of artworks that have been destroyed in the name of religion, politics, or decency, we should probably be thankful in cases wherein the original still exists (with but a few dabs of concealer).
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And we should not turn our backs on those refugees who have been shown through extensive vetting to pose no demonstrable threat to our nation, and who have suffered unspeakable horrors, most of them women and children.
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And however one views the morality of an activity Oscar Wilde once famously condemned as "the unspeakable in pursuit of the uneatable," the sport seems to thrive, and with it some influential traditions and customs of dress.
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The question that Iago asks all these centuries later is how torture works on us, what it does to our humanity, when we look on approvingly as his malignant body is taken away to suffer unspeakable pain.
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Over 12½ months, they sat through testimony about unspeakable torture and ghastly murders, epic corruption at nearly every level of Mexico's government, narco-mistresses and naked subterranean escapes, gold-plated AK-47s and monogrammed, diamond-encrusted pistols.
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This is unspeakable that in a city we have so many and where gangs are ruling turfs, it is uncivilized, it is unspeakable that and not just in Chicago, in Baltimore, in St. Louis, in Detroit-- (CROSSTALK) MACCALLUM: Professor, you know, I&aposm almost out of time but I got to ask you, when you look at the NFL issue and kneeling and, you know, police brutality concerns and all of that, do you -- are you trying to wake up people to what perhaps is a more pressing issue for African-Americans in this country?
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Not only are you leaving your loved ones in unspeakable pain and grief, but you are ending your life when you could have reached out and gotten the help you needed to pull you out of the darkness.
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But time and time again, in defiance of her rebelling brain, Bamford's turned those once unspeakable thoughts into comedy, whether in her standup, in her sharp and weird webseries The Maria Bamford Show or now in Lady Dynamite.
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I look forward to carefully analyzing this temporary executive order and its effects, and working with this new administration and my colleagues in Congress to keep America safe while finally ending the unspeakable suffering of the Syrian people.
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As a child, and even as adults, we may not understand the mechanics of how these songs are made, how the chords fuse together to speak to unspeakable parts of our soul, but we do understand the feeling.
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As in his debut film, "Vicky Donor", which found funny ways to talk about sperm donation, a subject we don't talk about openly, Khurrana plays a man with an unspeakable problem with alternating amounts of sheepishness and anger.
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No matter how diligent you are about forgoing spaghetti while wearing a plain white tee or checking your seat before plopping down in white jeans, sometimes there's just nothing you can do to avoid your unspeakable-stain fate.
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Guest stars could be killed off, and Kolchak could live on, burdened with the existential horror that all was not as it seemed, that the day-to-day thrum of life carried within it something unspeakable and brutal.
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This administration continues to perpetuate the narrative that asylum seekers are opportunists — but the countless stories I have heard from immigrant survivors of gender-based violence fleeing unspeakable danger in their home countries paint a harrowingly different picture.
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The horrific events at the Pulse nightclub left 49 dead and have left family members, neighbors and federal investigators trying to piece together clues about what might have led Mr. Mateen, 29, to carry out such unspeakable violence.
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At its core is the same story: an American dancer travels to Germany to join a dance troupe only to discover it is a front for a coven of witches possessed by the need to perform unspeakable acts.
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"The decision of an adult to personally criticize a high school student who has lost his classmates in an unspeakable tragedy is not consistent with our values," Wayfair, an online retailer of home goods, said in a statement.
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"Thousands of men, women and children have been killed or are missing, or remain in captivity where they are subjected to unspeakable sexual and physical abuse," said Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Iraq, Ján Kubiš.
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And as a politician in Israel, Avigdor Lieberman has shown a flair for the dramatic, time and again bursting onto the stage to snatch some coveted governmental perch, saying something once thought unspeakable, or making a noisy exit.
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The show likes to alternate between scenes of unspeakable violence against women and scenes when those women triumphantly (albeit briefly) reclaim their power; acts as grand as the bombing and as private as Offred's irreverent self-affirmations qualify.
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The nameless narrator of "Black-Eyed Women," which opens the book, has borne traumas so unspeakable as to reduce her to a spectral shadow of herself — an ironic advantage, in her work as a ghostwriter of disaster memoirs.
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The camaraderie and the instinctual connection between the two icons felt familiar; so familiar that 27 years later in GIF form that single moment is used time and time again to describe the unspeakable, unbreakable bond between Black women.
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The Golden Knights' home opener is nine days removed from an unspeakable tragedy that saw 03 people lose their lives and over 500 injured following a shooting at an outdoor concert over a block away from T-Mobile Arena.
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Directed by Ava DuVernay, it follows a young girl named Meg Murry, who sets off across the universe to find her missing father, aided by her friends and allies as she faces an unspeakable evil that's consuming the universe.
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President Trump groans in unspeakable pleasure thinking about all the jobs he's destroying in government in a photo from March 30, 2017 (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)Donald Trump would like to be known as the Jobs President.
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"Nothing can spare the victim or his family the agony of this unspeakable crime," said U.S. Attorney Adam Braverman, "but today justice was delivered to a murderer who will suffer his own sort of agony — a lifetime in prison."
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Aguirre's attorney John Alan said in court this week his client is "guilty of murder" and does not deny the "unspeakable" abuse but that he should not face the special circumstance allegation of torture, according to NBC Los Angeles.
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WASHINGTON — For decades, visitors to the ghostly dome in Hiroshima that stands like a sole survivor from the dropping of the atomic bomb there more than 70 years ago entered a world that mixed unspeakable tragedy with historical amnesia.
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But when feeding one's children becomes a daily struggle, when hunger pains do not lessen, it is not possible to focus on anything else — least of all the semantics of labeling their unspeakable suffering a "great famine" or not.
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"And we should not turn our backs on those refugees who have been shown through extensive vetting to pose no demonstrable threat to our nation, and who have suffered unspeakable horrors, most of them women and children," they added.
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The New Yorker (humorously — this piece is satire) lists all the ways unrestrained women impact their offices, including the unspeakable act of finishing meetings early because no one feels the need to to speak at length on irrelevant points.
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It would be unspeakable and a moral stain on our nation if we turned our backs on these 800,000 young people who were born and raised in this country and who know no other home but the United States.
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"I was wasting time on Reddit, and it just suddenly came to me just how many teenagers are trying to hide whatever unspeakable things they are viewing in their bedrooms from their nosy parents and siblings," dekuNukem told Motherboard.
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It is a rare novelist who can approach the unspeakable with restorative humor, but Burns has a gift for dismantling and reconstructing things on her own quixotic terms, as she suggests with the perfectly chosen title for this book.
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LESBOS, Greece (Reuters) - Queen Rania of Jordan met refugees at a camp on the Greek island of Lesbos on Monday in a visit to highlight the plight of people she said had "seen unspeakable horror and experienced unthinkable tragedy".
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The internet, it seems, has imprinted itself on modern hate crimes, giving its most unstable residents a theater for unspeakable acts — and an amplification system for an ideology of white supremacy that only recently was relegated to the shadows.
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"It is sobering, surreal to be able to stand here on this beach and admire the beautiful sunrise where they came ashore, being shot at, facing unspeakable atrocities," said 44-year-old former U.S. paratrooper Richard Clapp, of Julian, North Carolina.
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"Because of our negligence, a gang of war criminals, guilty of unspeakable things, namely—" Here their translators failed, and the recitation of crimes came as a series of clicks, coughs, and trills that nevertheless retained the enchantment of their voices.
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" READ MORE: 'I was born in a North Korean prison camp' Horrific abuses The 2014 UN report estimated that "hundreds of thousands of political prisoners" have died in the North Korean gulags over the past 50 years amid "unspeakable atrocities.
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And when life throws challenges your way and when things happen that are unfair, or even unspeakable, things that no kids should have to deal with alone, it's hard to stay focused on achieving your goals and even having dreams sometimes.
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I learned long ago, covering the ethnic cleansing and genocide in Bosnia, never to equate victim with aggressor, never to create a false moral or factual equivalence, because then you are an accomplice to the most unspeakable crimes and consequences.
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The uncle also keeps a gigantic live specimen in his secret basement, where it seethes in its too-small tank, waiting for its moment to take part in whatever unspeakable act Kouzuki unearths from the repulsive reaches of his imagination.
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If you don't know about MKUltra (which, come on, wake up sheeple), it was a top secret CIA mind-control experiment that had government agents giving ungodly amounts of psychedelic drugs to test subject before inflicting unspeakable horrors upon them.
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But the Florida Men just don't stop (a phrase that may or may not be on Florida's state seal) and we've scrolled past so many unforgettable, unbelievable, or just unspeakable stories that we had to collect a few of them here.
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Instead, her characters give a uniquely empathetic voice to the messy and imprecise ways young couples grapple with fertility struggles, pulling them out of the darkness and showing us their disillusionment, their unspeakable pain, and, ultimately, their thirst for hope.
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Throughout the 20th century, feminist activists struggled to create words for acts of sexual violence that our culture has kept nameless and hence unspeakable — only to find that once the words were created, they were rapidly stripped of their power.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The most telling lines in Nancy Princenthal's essential new book, Unspeakable Acts: Women, Art, and Sexual Violence in the 1970s, are those that frame the two words of its title with context, complexity, and nuance.
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I am thinking primarily of several passages in her first chapter, "Body Language," which delve into the link between violence and silence — the traumatic silence imposed by violence on its victim — which renders "unspeakable acts" both a literal and figurative term.
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Lovecraft's powerful pulp visions are contaminated by racism, anti-Semitismand rabid xenophobia: In "The Horror at Red Hook," black people and immigrants appear to frighten him at least as much as the huge, unspeakable monsters slouching toward Brooklyn to be reborn.
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He speaks for the Werewolf in us; the bully, the predatory shyster who turns into something unspeakable, full of claws and bleeding string-warts on nights when the moon comes too close… Guston's Nixon has a penis for a nose.
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He shot the tires of women's cars as they traveled on desolate Florida roads at night, did unspeakable things to them, cut their bodies into pieces and buried them in 30-gallon drums in the orange groves of Indian River County.
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Because when they know we are there for them, and that we won't view them differently, and will be at their side, there's hope that one day, they may be able to confront the unspeakable events that have happened to them.
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What we have seen over the past few months – the incredible, invisible USS Carl Vinson, presidential insults to the South Korean nation and people, and unhinged tweet storms, all with the specter of unspeakable but avoidable violence – is simply unacceptable.
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When Irish convict Clare suffers unspeakable crimes at the hands of her British captors, she sets off to hunt down the perpetrators, but realizes she needs a local guide to help her through the bush inhabited by brigands, thieves and murderers.
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The importance of Dora's story, Jones has said, is that she lived through a time of unspeakable barbarity, which took the lives of her younger sister and numerous other family members, and yet she emerged free of cynicism and bitterness.
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A cry to "Save Our Daughters" from undocumented immigrants is nothing more than a distraction from the true problem, which is that men, regardless of immigration status, continue to commit unspeakable acts of violence against women on a regular basis.
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UNITED NATIONS — Two rivals for power in South Sudan are accused by the United Nations of not only drawing their people into one of the world's most gruesome wars, but also subjecting the country's women and girls to unspeakable horrors.
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Jane kept her promise, but also later made clear to her grandmother that the gambit messed with her for years, making sex seem like some unspeakable evil that she needed to fight as she grew up and became more curious.
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Then again, Blanton's constituents at the time weren't too enraged by his "unspeakable" crime, and given the anti-union tenor of Texas back then, if he had been expelled over a union-related matter, it may have made him more popular.
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Listen below and think about all the unrequited loves, the crushes of the future, the rare moments that seem to tie everything about life together in a way that is unspeakable but sits at the very core of this song.
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For a spell in the early '40s, whenever the members of the Resistance killed a Nazi, the Nazis would execute 50 innocent French; an unspeakable calculus, but it did not stop the Resistance (its Communist wing in particular) from killing Nazis.
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For many women and girls around the world, the support they receive from the IRC marks the first time they can envision not only recovering from unspeakable violence, but becoming powerful, resilient, courageous agents of change in their own right.
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Of the US, the country that consumes the drugs and provides of the weapons sold or smuggled south; of Mexico, where the kids suffer unspeakable human rights abuses, and whose government "is getting paid to do the dirty work," she writes.
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Though even grave hardship wouldn't seem to justify their acts of self-infection, at that particular moment in history, in a place where punk ideology was grounds for persecution, the Frikis still found themselves choosing to commit an otherwise unspeakable act.
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Given the injustice perpetrated against Captain Dreyfus and, 40 years later, the unspeakable policies of Vichy France, which occurred during Julie's lifetime (she was born in 1878 and died in 1966), how are we to give such racism a pass?
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And so, the way she sees it, speaking about the unspeakable might help someone else whose life is turned upside down, who is forced to test the limits of her own capacity for forgiveness in the face of something terrible.
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Your dogs, lovable scamps that they are, will commit all manner of unspeakable crimes against your carpeting, your furniture, their toys and anything else they can get to, which makes it a very good thing indeed that they're so cute.
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"It is wholly inappropriate for the commander in chief of our armed forces to salute the military of our adversary, especially one which is responsible for a regime of terror, murder and unspeakable horror against its own people," General Eaton said.
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" Sanders said that he has seen plenty of protesters at his events over the years — many of them Trump supporters — "but this was something different," he said, describing the swastika as "unspeakable" and the "most detestable symbol in modern history.
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When Annie's son, a sulking, withdrawn teenager played with hollow eyes by Alex Wolff, witnesses an act of unspeakable violence, instead of screaming or calling the police, he freezes, silent, then heads home, goes to sleep and tells no one.
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GoGo Penguin "Unspeakable World" (Blue Note) The piano-bass-drums trio GoGo Penguin bridges jazz, Minimalism and (even with acoustic instruments) the strategies of dance music, stacking up elaborate ostinatos and seeing how, with a little guidance, they can evolve. 22.
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We don't know what's going to happen to Star — maybe something unspeakable, maybe something uncomfortable, maybe something crazy and fun — and we also don't know what she wants to happen, how much control she's in or even thinks she's in.
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"It is a matter of concern that the frenzy that the Indian government whipped up around the attack has resulted in poor Kashmiris being attacked and hounded across India," he said, saying the Kashmiris have suffered "unspeakable atrocities" over the years.
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"In the years leading up to this unspeakable tragedy, Sheriff Israel, his deputies, and staff ignored repeated warning signs about the violent, erratic, threatening, and antisocial behavior of Nikolas Jacob Cruz," Corcoran said in a letter signed by dozens of lawmakers.
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Though the case is long closed —Watts, who was having an affair with a coworker at the time of the murders, will spend the remainder of his days in prison for his unspeakable crimes — public interest in the tragedy hasn't waned.
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"We wanted to let you know how inspired we have been by the resilience, resolve and solidarity that you have all shown in the wake of unspeakable tragedy," the couple wrote, according to a copy of the letter obtained by Mic.
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In full view of the camera, with his beady-eyed smile and his canary-yellow prosthetic fat rolls, he looks like a Tim Burton Humpty-Dumpty or a "Star Wars" cantina alien, not a mind-melting presence of unspeakable evil.
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A report released in May by the American Civil Liberties Union detailed allegations of unspeakable acts of sexual violence, neglect, and physical abuse of immigrant children in the care of Southwest Key and other agencies stretching back nearly a decade.
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" On a visit to the new National Memorial for Peace and Justice, in Montgomery, Alabama, which honors victims of racial violence, he reflected that the memorial is "a reminder of the unspeakable harm done by white supremacy in this country.
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The fan theory that Hoyt Foods is funding a pedophile ring now has some support, which brings the show back to a familiar theme about the unspeakable perversions of the ultra-elite and the powerful networks that sustain and protect them.
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Energetic kids should be barred from all viewings, not only because they will spoil the film for grown-ups and super-cool teenagers, but because it's a movie about death and an unspeakable grief and come on, kids have enough to worry about.
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It wasn't a lock that Harold would be black and white, but after some internal discussion, it was clear monochrome was the way to go, especially since that's the only way people remember it (we will not mention the unspeakable colorized movie versions).
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Right behind it are "Moonlight," a coming-of-age story about a gay black man in Miami, and "Manchester by the Sea," which sounds like a snooty BBC drama but is actually about a depressive Boston handyman grappling with unspeakable family tragedy.
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Three-time Stanley Cup champion Marc-Andre Fleury joins a host of others selected in June's expansion draft as the Golden Knights vie to give their home city a reason to smile as it deals with the aftermath of an unspeakable tragedy.
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As you've indicated, what is happening in Syria, the number of people, the hundreds of thousands of people who have been killed — men, women, 2800,1.43 children, the people who are forced to flee their own country — their own country - - it is unspeakable.
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" Last year, Brian Kwoba, a doctoral student, told the newspaper The Independent that Rhodes was responsible for "stealing land, massacring tens of thousands of black Africans, imposing a regime of unspeakable labor exploitation in the diamond mines and devising pro-apartheid policies.
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" He continues: "Brands are simply targeting the unspeakable desires of society, or as Christian Dior is claimed to have said regarding the success of his ultra-feminine and retrogressive New Look in 1950's, it's because women long to look like women again.
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The flames of hate are fanned every single day on social media and in the news, and there's no denying that the toxicity of this rhetoric feeds into the unspeakable actions of those such as yesterday's shooter, and countless others over the years.
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Yet, as the mother of a 3-year old son, I believe that the unspeakable horror of being ripped away from a young child, and the fear that a child of any age must feel under these circumstances, does bear some equivalence.
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The album finds Burroughs, who died at 83 in 1997, doing the "unspeakable portions" of "Naked Lunch" — think sex, drugs and defecation — in pop-song-length chunks across 13 tracks, using a variety of amusing voices and a lot of foul language.
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This could include working to abolish the U.N. Human Rights Council, through which the worst dictatorships and nastiest regimes regularly accuse Israel of alleged crimes, but stand by uselessly while Bashar Assad, Iran, Hezbollah and Russia have carried out unspeakable atrocities in Syria.
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It remains to this day the most difficult thing to say aloud, but because of the last few days and the attempt to minimize Donald Trump's words as "locker room banter," it is time to speak about what was previously unspeakable for me.
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Anybody who has ever been ankle-deep in a steamy mess of bouillabaisse—or who has really stared deep into the unrelenting abyss that is a pot of quivering menudo—knows that good soup can make a person commit horrifically unspeakable acts.
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The children of Sem-Sandberg's novel were selected for death, and the narrative details the unspeakable horrors they endured; the central figure, Adrian Ziegler — a child based on a real person — survives this torture, and the story follows him decades after the war.
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The real work of translation is always in carrying over the unsaid — never more important than in a book like "Ghachar Ghochar," where the characters are impelled by forces within themselves, their families and their communities that feel so furtive, even unspeakable.
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US: 'Unspeakable crimes' Guterres said he visited Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh, where Rohingya refugee camps are located, last month and heard several stories of "horrendous persecution and suffering," including that of a father who saw his son shot dead in front of him.
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The plot may be a standard-issue tale of a teen camping trip gone wrong, but the podcast is plenty engaging, thanks to the obvious fun its voice actors are having as their characters explore a mysterious cave full of unspeakable Lovecraftian terrors.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: But what the enemy did not know was that when he finally rose to the top, he&aposd do unspeakable things like cutting taxes, lowering the unemployment rate, demanding NATO allies pay their fair share, growing the economy and neutralizing nuclear threats.
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"The report details the unspeakable violence children have been faced with, and shows how in too many conflict situations, parties to conflict have an utter disregard for any measures that could contribute to shielding the most vulnerable from the impact of war," Gamba said.
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He'd told me that his antiretroviral regimen only served to remind him that he was infected, as though his body was rejecting him—but on top of that, he suffered from unspeakable emotional strain from the way his family had handled the whole thing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Very average people encounter unspeakable horrors in Winnebago Graveyard, a comic that parks its lavish visuals and grim script less than an hour's drive from where members of the Manson family set out on a murder spree in 1969.
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He felt an unspeakable presence on the Virginia team outing — white-water rafting, the high-class kind that might not be a wise choice for someone battling anxiety — and an unshakable calm that emerges in-game with a smile that stretches to his earlobes.
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Bolstered by Iran, Assad has committed unspeakable crimes, and the United States has taken firm action in response to the use of banned chemical weapons by the Assad Regime -- launching 59 tomahawk missiles at the Syrian air base from where that murderous attack originated.
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Fight Club, Sybil, Primal Fear, Hide and Seek, Black Swan, Secret Window, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde—in films like these, when someone has a hidden personality, it's usually a violent one that commits unspeakable acts, while the character has no memory of their actions.
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Oliver's segment closes with a fake Apple ad, a repurposed version of one of the company's actual commercials that cuts between Apple engineers and a hacker named Gary, who's stolen your phone and is threatening to do unspeakable things to pictures of your family.
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Bolstered by Iran, Assad has committed unspeakable crimes, and the United States has taken firm action in response to the use of banned chemical weapons by the Assad Regime—launching 59 tomahawk missiles at the Syrian air base from where that murderous attack originated.
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" House Majority Whip Steve Scalise, who returned to the House floor last week after being seriously injured in a shooting at a congressional baseball practice in June, said he and his wife were praying for the victims of the "unspeakable violence in Las Vegas.
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"It's past time for Congress to pass a nationwide law protecting unborn children from the unspeakable cruelty of late-term abortion," said Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List, an anti-abortion group in D.C. Abortion rights groups, however, have condemned the bill.
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As the visceral details of these horrific developments commonly take center stage as they occur, we are afforded not only an opportunity to bear witness to the most unspeakable scenes of destruction and loss, but also, paradoxically, the best our citizenry has to offer.
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Though this dramatist — the author of the recent "Wolf in the River" and the Pulitzer Prize finalist "Red Light Winter" — creates vicious characters who do unspeakable things to one another, he tends to regard their savagery not with a sneer but a furtive tear.
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In my own work with trauma survivors as a therapist, little by little, I invite the retelling of unspeakable events, help patients to feel every bit of the emotional activation attached to the experience, and together we hold it all in a compassionate space.
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Every summer, the New York City subway devolves into a complete and utter hellscape, a place where boiling hot trains stall for 45 minutes, loose crabs take over entire compartments, delays run rampant, cars derail, and straphangers are subjected to all kinds of unspeakable horrors.
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Unspeakable Axe's upcoming 4 Doors to Death full-length split offers an excellent collection of modern death metal, and fans of both Horrendous and Chthe'ilist will find something to satisfy (though those seeking singalong choruses or In Flames worship would do well to look elsewhere).
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Braudy lays out a mosaic of pieces to instruct and, yes, delight us, but which particular piece might remain to bedevil a solitary reader when the book is closed — ah, in the unspeakable answer to such a private question lies the truth of being haunted.
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King, for his part, would have likely appreciated the continuation of these movements: As he said during his historic "I Have a Dream" speech, "We can never be satisfied as long as the Negro is the victim of the unspeakable horrors of police brutality."
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This looked like a subtle reproach to Trump for his unspeakable defense of the "very fine people" among the neo-Nazis in Charlottesville, Va., and an allusion to the president's statement last year on remembrance day, which somehow neglected to remember Jews or anti-Semitism.
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In the heat of battle, soldiers are often ordered to do things that are unspeakable in civil society: kill enemy soldiers, regardless of their age; toss grenades into houses, regardless of whether there are noncombatants inside; burn down villages, regardless of loss of life.
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I definitely got the sense that there are a lot of people who are in tremendous pain, who've gone through unspeakable horrors and have been suffering in silence, and the bit of time that they spent with my book made them feel seen and understood.
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"It is wholly inappropriate for the commander in chief of our armed forces to salute the military of our adversary, especially one which is responsible for a regime of terror, murder and unspeakable horror against its own people," Mr. Eaton said in a statement.
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The founder of an orphanage in Burundi who defied death threats and witnessed unspeakable violence as she saved thousands of children from ethnic slaughters in the 1990s is the winner of a new prize created in memory of the Armenian genocide a century ago.
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Infowars's presence on Roku "interferes with families' efforts to prevent people like Jones from profiting off innocent victims whose lives have been turned upside down by unspeakable loss," Josh Koskoff, the lawyer representing eight Sandy Hook families in the Connecticut suit, said in a statement.
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U.S. Attorney Zane David Memeger said in a press statement that Jabbateh had concealed his identity as an officer of the United Liberation Movement for Democracy in Liberia, "This defendant allegedly committed unspeakable crimes in his home country, brutalizing numerous innocent victims," Memeger said.
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US Attorney Zane David Memeger said in a press statement that Jabbateh had concealed his identity as an officer of the United Liberation Movement for Democracy in Liberia, "This defendant allegedly committed unspeakable crimes in his home country, brutalizing numerous innocent victims," Memeger said.
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If that wasn't bad enough, the only way to temporarily protect oneself against infection is to eat the flesh of an infected person; the scent of the infected inspires an instinctual, cannibalistic bloodlust in the uninfected known as "The Wrath" that compels them toward the unspeakable inoculation.
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MATI, Greece (Reuters) - Greece's prime minister told of the "unspeakable tragedy" the country faced after at least 74 people were killed by wildfires that swept through a resort, trapping people in cars and on the edge of cliffs as others were forced to jump off to survive.
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"For decades, USC has silenced the women who were violated in unspeakable ways by Dr. Tyndall, willfully ignoring the alarming complaints from nurses and patients as more and more students were sent into his office," said Steve Berman, managing partner of Hagens Berman, the firm representing Chi.
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We have sought to pay tribute to our son, and confront our own unspeakable grief, by connecting with and supporting people who have also suffered devastating loss, no matter what their race or ethnicity, no matter where they live, and no matter what religion they practice.
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Madoff and The Big Short each allude to unspeakable damage in real people's lives, and their view of the future is even bleaker: both films imply that although we should have learned our lesson by now, it's only a matter of time before this happens again.
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This does not bode well for Arabs, Turks, Europeans and Americans, because the current uncertainty, instability, and, at times, unspeakable violence of the region -- which has occasionally spilled out across continents -- is likely to be the future of the Middle East for the next several years.
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This achievement -- a vibrant and self-aware Jewish community, which cares for our needy, educates our children in Jewish tradition and protects the memory of our unspeakable loss during World War II -- was made possible by three forces seemingly ignored in today's debate on our future.
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And for the record, I would never dare to speak for the Sandy Hook parents, but having looked inside myself before writing this, I can say I personally believe I would feel this way even if I had suffered the kind of unspeakable loss they did.
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He wrote about how an act of pure kindness changed his life forever, how to get back up from the mat after life has knocked you down with a brutal gut punch of grief, and how profound lessons can be learned in the face of unspeakable tragedies.
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It may seem paradoxical that while the number of migrants arriving in Europe has fallen by 22015 percent from its 2015 peak, the refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos has grown into an unspeakable hell, where asylum seekers are driven to madness and suicide.
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The intensity of the response, and the ridiculous sound of the original tweet (feral hogs are a problem, but not best solved by handing out guns, according to experts), was impossible to separate from the desperate circumstances from which it arose: two unspeakable tragedies in rapid succession.
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"Our clients are seeking to hold North Korea accountable for the unspeakable acts committed against the crew of the USS Pueblo more than 29 years ago and the impact it has had on them and their families since then," the plaintiffs' lawyers said in a statement.
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At the center of "Dana H.," a coproduction of Vineyard, Center Theater Group and the Goodman Theater, is a tale about an unspeakable violation of autonomous self, one so upsetting it perhaps can be approached only by the staggered degrees that give this work its form.
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At the center of "Dana H.," a coproduction of Vineyard, Center Theater Group and the Goodman Theater, is a tale about an unspeakable violation of autonomous self, one so upsetting it perhaps can be approached only by the staggered degrees that give this work its form.
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In opposing Iran's patriarchal and discriminatory system -- in which married women are forbidden from getting a divorce or traveling abroad without their husbands' permission and females convicted of adultery have been subjected to unspeakable cruelty -- they and countless others have sacrificed their own freedom and security.
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" North Korea holds an estimated 80,000 and 120,2023 political prisoners in large prison camps, the report said, adding: "the unspeakable atrocities that are being committed against inmates of the kwanliso political prison camps resemble the horrors of camps that totalitarian States established during the twentieth century.
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The Animal Crush Video Prohibition Act, bans the "the creation, sale and distribution of obscene videos that show live animals" being tortured and killed, which helps to protect animals from unspeakable crimes, but only allows federal prosecutors to go after those who create videos of animal cruelty.
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Walker's brilliance at what Shaw, in her book, Seeing the Unspeakable: The Art of Kara Walker (Duke University Press, 22019), terms "signifying the horrors of historicized, fictionalized, and mythologized slavery in a uniquely African-American way," prevents us from viewing "Lynch Mob" through a single lens.
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Writers have used it to denote ruin and desolation; Chekhov, for example, has burdock growing outside the unspeakable hospital of his story 'Ward No. 6,' and Hawthorne marks the decline of his house of seven gables with 'an enormous fertility of burdocks' nestled in its angles.
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But its examination of the myriad ways we deceive and blind ourselves to the truth puts it among the century's most vital movies, illuminating in devastating detail how genocides happen, and how surprisingly simple it is for humans to act with unspeakable cruelty toward one another.
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Gone was the need to muddy the positive PR message with complaints about authenticity and quality, not to mention (in Simpson's case) professional buffoonery or (in Kelly's case) the unspeakable trauma visited upon some unknown number of young girls, most if not all of them poor and black.
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Consider how what seemed to some a regional conflict in Syria, spilled over and resulted in a refugee crisis of unknown proportions, influenced election politics in much of Europe and the U.S., and challenged the role of the international community in its inability to stand up to unspeakable atrocities.
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People are beginning to say long-unspeakable thoughts aloud: If we want to salvage democracy, and many of the liberal rights and protections we associate with it, we'll have to do more than reform or temper capitalism; we must find a way, rather, to jettison and transcend it.
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Actually, as I get deeper and deeper into the trenches of planning our event for 150-ish and share the burden of writing checks for unspeakable sums with my fiancé and both of our sets of parents, I'm constantly on the lookout for hacks, both time- and money-saving.
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While it's lovely to pretend that music is some kind of higher artform, a means of communicating the unspeakable, a salve for the gaping septic wound that is life itself, to do so is to ignore one crucial thing: the fact that it isn't any of those things.
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In a statement, Jack Ehnes, the chief executive of Calstrs, said he would review the proposal, and noted that three of his system's members died in the Las Vegas attack — "teachers who dedicated their careers to the service of youth and whose lives were cut short by unspeakable violence."
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In a showstopping monologue at the top of the second act, Red's speaking voice — a dyspeptic rasp, as if her vocal cords have been gnawed through by rats — suggests someone who has seen the unspeakable, and takes an already eerie performance by Nyong'o to a darker, unearthly realm.
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Campaigning to contain the rival power of Iran, he launched an ill-conceived war in Yemen, which has blown up into a humanitarian disaster of unspeakable proportions in which America is complicit as provider of weaponry and military support; he blockaded Qatar; he detained the prime minister of Lebanon.
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But every year, without fail, at least one brand gets it appallingly wrong, whether it's handheld wank-sleeve Fleshlight "[honoring] those still fighting for freedom," or a Florida Walmart trying to recreate the scene of that unspeakable tragedy by building the Twin Towers out of Coke Zero boxes.
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"While the hearts of every American are with our fellow citizens in the path of a massive storm, today we remember how the gathering storm of the 20th century broke into warfare and invasion followed by the unspeakable hardship and heroism shown by the Polish people," he continued.
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Insofar as ancillary language may compensate for the inexpressibility of pain, narrative serves to conform the chaos or physical and psychological trauma of the war to a system of logic (or systematized illogic); it schematizes the unspeakable, as if a coherent battle plan were superimposed upon the agony of the trenches.
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ANTHONY SCARAMUCCI, FORMER WHITE HOUSE COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR: You know, my heart, your heart, and all of our hearts go out to the families been, it&aposs just an unspeakable tragedy but same time, you have to admire the resilience of all of these people would actually put the paper out to.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — An artist was among the survivors of the unspeakable bloodbath at the popular Bataclan concert venue on November 13 last year, when Islamic State jihadists killed 90 people and injured hundreds at a rock concert by the US band Eagles of Death Metal.
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And in that sense, as other critics have pointed out, the movie looks more like a direct descendant of John Carpenter, whose '80s films — in particular The Thing and Escape From New York — were models of cinematic efficiency, driven by a sense of unspeakable dread as much as any plot point.
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