A brutal episode from a particularly brutal period in human history.
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Essentially, Brutal is an open source concept where likeminded winemakers bottle under the Brutal label: a wine that is wild, pure, unadulterated, and brutal.
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"It's just brutal what these kids would go through, just brutal," Siciliano said.
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They are fleeing the brutal terrorism of the Assad regime and the brutal terrorism of ISIS.
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Maybe they could use the belladonna to knock out the men and commit brutal—brutal what?
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This is a brutal, brutal game that makes no apologies whatsoever for grinding your resolve into dust.
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Foley is just so all about pleasantries and rules and old-school elegance and brutal, brutal gamesmanship.
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In photos: Brutal cold torments the US The brutal cold comes after a "bomb cyclone" moved out.
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At its best, football is a uniquely American spectacle: fast, brutal, complex, colorful, and have we mentioned brutal?
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Inside the Philippines president's brutal drug war Inside the Philippines president's brutal drug war This segment originally aired Nov.
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To this, I say: brutal talk is just what a brutal dictator like Kim Jong Un needs to hear.
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"If I was just brutal right now with Russia — just brutal — people would say, 'Oh, that's wonderful,' " the president scoffed.
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If you object to how brutal prison is, then under my system you can impose something less brutal in the world.
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Their breakup went down on Monday's episode and it was brutal — so brutal that Colton literally jumped over a fence to deal.
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The Revenant is, perhaps, a movie about a bearded Leonardo DiCaprio learning that nature is brutal, but not as brutal as humanity.
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Mavis isn't just in a brutal world — she is brutal, insensitive, completely lost in a warped view of what her world should look like.
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This year's brutal hurricane season has given us a multitude of opportunities to reduce risks for the next inevitable brutal season, whenever it comes.
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I did want the violence to be real and brutal and the world to be brutal and unforgiving, as the world that we're portraying is.
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Absolutely. I think it's not only the brutal winters, but I guess because of the brutal winters and the fact it's so isolated, it's so cheap.
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It's a grabber of an opening in a movie that builds into a devastating indictment of a nation, shock by shock, brutal moment by brutal moment.
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" Because the — you have to understand, if I was just brutal on Russia right now, just brutal, people would say — you would say — "oh, isn't that wonderful.
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Since, the Syrian uprising has devolved into a brutal and complex war that spawned a global refugee crisis and fueled the rise of the brutal Islamic State (ISIS) group.
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The father is brutal, helpless and increasingly defeated; the mother is brutal, helpless and contemptuous of those she regards as peasants; the children are often unruly and often beaten.
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The evidence suggests that neither Rockefeller nor Oswald anticipated that the retaking of the prison would be as brutal as it was—more brutal than anyone could have imagined.
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With his unique mix of brutal self-deprecation, even more brutal comebacks, and gloriously filthy ripostes, James Blunt has a Twitter game that contrasts spectacularly with his gentle song lyrics.
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Not only are these Syrian refugees not terrorists, but they are fleeing the brutal state terrorism of the Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and the brutal non-state terrorism of ISIS.
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I played the map with the addition of the Brutal Doom mod that makes the guns feel more powerful and enemy deaths more brutal, and I recommend you do the same.
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"' It is brutal torture,' he told me," Badillo said.
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" She describes the alleged rape as "brutal and violent.
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The payback is being able to play and do your job and have fun with it because otherwise it's just too brutal, there's too much judgment and criticism, opinions, it's just brutal.
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That is to say, the elegant McKinsey finessing maneuver is to carry out remorselessly brutal work that bears a real human cost, but in such a way that it doesn't look brutal.
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There's a new Google chess player that now understands the beauty of chess versus just the brutal ... Their old solutions were just brutal attacks and now it's being subtle, which is fascinating.
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Unlikely. The machine, designed by SquareTrade, that CNET uses to fold and unfold these phones is utterly brutal — far more brutal than how most people are likely to fold and unfold their devices.
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Mechanically, it is a brutal process; emotionally, it's incredibly healing.
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This gets to the brutal heart of Mr Reeves's argument.
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That attack prompted a brutal reprisal by Islamic State fighters.
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"They responded with brutal force," he said of the officers.
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Competition in the pet food industry — especially online — is brutal.
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But Lincoln's time was full of pretty ruthless, brutal leaders.
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And round one was really brutal all on its own.
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Etsy's short life as a public company has been brutal.
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The carnage — actual and emotional — is brutal, relentless, and unapologetic.
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Behold, some of the most brutal tweets aimed her way.
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And now, after long, brutal, humiliating campaign, I am crushed.
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And the bloody, brutal Syrian civil war just dragged on.
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The war on the EPA has been swift and brutal.
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Victims described inhumane conditions and brutal beatings by government forces.
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In general, A Plague Tale is just a brutal game.
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THE brutal term "failed state" was almost invented for Somalia.
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His exit was brutal and sudden, and left fans reeling.
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But more than anything, it's a game of brutal beauty.
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The country has suffered a brutal civil war since 2013.
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It's a brutal, explicit, but sometimes tender rumination on mortality.
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We wanted it to be brutal for men to watch.
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He said the "student critiques" of Gorka's remarks were brutal.
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It's a brutal calculous that makes for an entertaining game.
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It was a brutal end for two brutally boring characters.
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How brutal and strong will our nation's police forces become?
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Sunday night's brutal shooting is a prime example of why.
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Getting roasted by Rickles was a brutal badge of honor.
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To try something new — something raw and brutal and honest.
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Armie Hammer plays a sometimes kind, sometimes brutal plantation owner.
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The scene is brutal, and designed to shock the senators.
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Brutal clashes ensued, drawing the national media to the city.
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The right is more brutal than anything we've ever seen.
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"The crimes alleged in the indictment are brutal," he said.
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To them, China is authoritarian, vulgar, brutal, materialistic and uncivilised.
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In the censor's hands silence can be a brutal intervention.
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But it was brutal saying goodbye to those three men.
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Such a contest would be "brutal", Mrs Foster has said.
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The caliphate's short, brutal life is drawing to a close.
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We spoke to him Thursday after the brutal cheap shot.
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Garner does not expect things to get that brutal, though.
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That was as close to brutal as you can get.
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Tate Reeves, who was wounded by a brutal primary fight.
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Read (2014): A terror group too brutal for al Qaeda?
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And yes, this process was as brutal as it sounds.
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WHY SHOULD SUFFERING AMERICAN CITIZENS SUPPORT A BRUTAL SOVIET GOVERNMENT?
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You don't have to say positive things about brutal dictators.
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A brutal dictatorship like Assad's creates a space for terrorism.
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But Morgan is known for other brutal science fiction novels.
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And God only knows Saddam Hussein was a brutal dictator.
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Liberia suffered two brutal civil wars between 1989 and 733.
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Liberia suffered two brutal civil wars between 1989 and 2003.
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It was so honest, so brutal, and so completely crazy.
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Content warning for discussion of sexual violence and brutal misogyny.
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Under brutal Belgian colonialism, it was the country's main artery.
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Response to the news on Twitter was hilarious, albeit brutal.
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Her body rejected the transplant after years of brutal recovery.
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The brutal conflict has killed hundreds of thousands of people.
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Bahrain was the youngest and most brutal of the kingdoms.
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Though far less brutal, he is compared to Saddam Hussein.
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The scene is hard to make out but very brutal.
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La justicia por propia mano en México puede ser brutal.
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Even those harmed by the brutal campaign sometimes favour it.
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Daya, in C Block, is the recipient of brutal beatings.
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Soon the raging fires and brutal violence come to them.
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It's brutal to see, and even more so to fight.
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And I feel like that parrot joke, that was brutal.
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BRUTAL bombardment with very large hail yesterday in Istanbul, Turkey!
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We found the micro snuff film surprisingly moving. Tragic. Brutal.
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"Faysal is another fatal victim of Australia's brutal detention regime."
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In a brutal election season, it may have to do.
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But it turns out you're actually a brutal murderer. Awkward!
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It's the brutal aftermath once they come into the light.
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Life for women under ISIS was especially brutal, she said.
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Though rough around the edges, Narcosis is brutal and haunting.
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The opening band was this absolutely brutal band called Dragbody.
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It's awkward and brutal and sloppy, and not easily digestible.
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Its proximity to this month's brutal shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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Trump waffles ... The reaction to yesterday's DACA announcement was brutal.
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Two years of brutal fighting left at least 80,000 dead.
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Mr Penn admits that El Chapo has a brutal side.
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Lady Olenna Tyrell's death was brutal — but not for her.
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The show depicts a brutal world where horrible things happen.
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It is a brutal assault on Pittsburgh's 13 steepest hills.
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The campaign, brutal as it was, is now ancient history.
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Rivers doesn't sugarcoat it ... saying it's going to be brutal.
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And here is where the Frostpunk begins to get brutal.
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The brutal battles for these cities have been well documented.
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The United States just went through a brutal election season.
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The war has taken an especially brutal toll on children.
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"Maybe we could have been more brutal sometimes," he said.
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I simply didn't realize American labor history was this brutal.
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That's why her final meeting with Kevin is so brutal.
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Tenant relations soon break down with brutal and bloody consequences.
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In 2000, the legitimacy fight, the PR fight, was brutal.
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If you pride yourself on brutal honesty, be brutally honest.
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Let the world see what Russia's brutal policies have brought.
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It looks brutal on both a physical and emotional level.
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Germans had suffered, and the Nazi State could be brutal
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This fuels migration and civil unrest, with brutal economic consequences.
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But Manchin could benefit from a brutal GOP primary fight.
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The rematch in 1828 was brutal even by today's standards.
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A brutal crime takes place; onlookers shrug and do nothing.
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This turned a once prosperous country into a brutal tyranny.
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For media companies and their shareholders, it will be brutal.
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McGregor's third novel is scrupulously brutal, and full of sadness.
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Their babies were killed in the most brutal of ways.
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And everywhere it travels, it kills frogs with brutal efficiency.
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Few businesses are as reliably brutal as the media industry.
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Mr. Phillips carefully documents, too, the brutal origins of Forsyth.
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ISIS' brutal leader was killed by US Delta Force soldiers.
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The Browns cannot blame a brutal schedule for their record.
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There are many brutal scenes of abject torture and humiliation.
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Nolasco is 3-3 with a brutal 73 ERA and .
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It's only going to get more direct and more brutal.
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And it was, let me tell you, a brutal dinner.
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The surgery had been brutal and the recovery was slow.
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The runup has been brutal for Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Similar to its title, "love" is tragic, brutal and necessary.
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The hangover from this party is going to be brutal.
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Woodrow Wilson to Hitler himself, and justified repeated, brutal pogroms
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They kept that ship from foundering for 16 brutal hours.
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I think that part of his game was brutal today.
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"We've got a brutal stretch coming up," Nowitzki told reporters.
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A few even say the brutal game saved their life.
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He had a brutal Game 1 against Boston, going -5.
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These kind of brutal tactics do not keep us safe.
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In this way, Trump represents the spread of something brutal.
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Either way, it looks like it was a brutal interaction.
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Reminders of Japan's brutal rule are inflammatory for both sides.
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Stories of stolen underwear sit alongside tales of brutal murder.
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Unreal results in a brutal era... Nothing but respect here.
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He says the brutal beatdown left him licking serious wounds.
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" She also warned that any forthcoming election would be "brutal.
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Not just the brutal side of it, but the lifestyle.
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Betsy DeVos, the new education secretary, had a brutal confirmation.
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Eclipses, no matter how brutal, lead us to our destiny.
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What is perhaps most brutal about solitary is its stillness.
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The fight to guarantee the rights was long and brutal.
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Brutal displays of gang violence are not uncommon in Mexico.
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They have a brutal stretch over the next five weeks.
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Evaluated by Stalin's own brutal standard, collectivization was a success.
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She predicted that any military intervention would surely be brutal.
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We had expected some trouble, but this was really brutal.
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"It's too brutal," Femi Babafemi, an amateur boxing coach, said.
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The damage in the town looked brutal from the sky.
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Snow, freezing rain and brutal winds paralyzed cities across Europe.
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Occasionally the most brutal or outlandish cases make the headlines.
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People don't always think of prison as this brutal place.
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It would be nasty and brutal and bloody and short.
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What follows is an aggressively brutal and strange fight sequence.
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It was a very brutal, bloody, muddy, intense, crazy film.
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"It has been a brutal century for Michigan," Bacon said.
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According to our delegate count estimate, it was absolutely brutal.
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She was a brutal sadist who chose torture over nurture.
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Uyghurs have lived in brutal conditions in China for years.
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The violence and the social critique are protracted and brutal.
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Brutal, boorish clashes of culture and religion drive the story.
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ICE's brutal border operatives enjoy the same union protections that
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I know firsthand: the MCC is a brutal, unforgiving place.
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But getting the price from $1,700 to $850 was brutal.
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Like most westerns, the story is violent, brutal and hypermasculine.
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The brutal mask drops and the human being instantly emerges.
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History will be brutal in its telling of their cowardice.
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"Death is a passage from this brutal world," he says.
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The tenure of Cabinet officials can be short and brutal.
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A brutal arctic blast in the Midwest triggered the phenomenon.
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The eating was constant, ridiculous and delightful, but also brutal.
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"Que no me maten", fue su respuesta, brutal y directa.
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No one talks about how brutal and exhausting it is.
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"This is brutal," said Erasto Garcia, one of the engineers.
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Otherwise, the brutal Shabab or its mutation will remain entrenched.
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The brutal weather is expected to extend into next week.
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Some really brutal things went down, even more than usual.
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Even amid brutal conditions, he's an intrepid and encouraging guide.
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The way the axe connects with enemies is cathartically brutal.
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While Mr. Assad may be brutal, he is not foolish.
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Patent fights in the tech space can be particularly brutal.
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A brutal kleptocracy has been held to account, he said.
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The fight between Mr. Xu and Mr. Wei was brutal.
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The findings, Mr. Patrón knew, were going to be brutal.
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We have seen governments impose brutal austerity to please bankers.
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A series of brutal percussive slashes leads to scorched silence.
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Here, though, the fighting is real, and likely really brutal.
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Ramping up production is going to be brutal, Musk warned.
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And even when traffic is flowing, the ride is brutal.
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As for the losing Falcons team, Stephen Colbert was brutal.
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August: UAE honors Indian leader, despite brutal annexation of Kashmir
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Fall is a brutal time of year to be Native.
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The more brutal the acts, the longer the prison sentence.
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The strong results cap off a brutal year for Facebook.
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"254,1.73 Jobs Shed in Brutal January," said The Washington Post.
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Mr. Wesson's ad, however, takes a different tack: brutal honesty.
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Our politics used to be brutal and very, very nasty.
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These attacks of narcissistic rage can be brutal and destructive.
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Facebook and Google have been brutal to the news business.
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I was thinking 'what if pink can also be brutal?
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"It's a little brutal, but I don't care," he said.
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"Brutal," Couples said of the conditions during Thursday's first round.
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I like being outside, but Maine winters can be brutal.
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Settling down to sleep after a game can be brutal.
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If it is Mr. Harabin, observers expect a brutal battle.
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The accused indulged in this brutal act to deface her.
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When the trees are all bare and the temper'ture's brutal.
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Or do they conjure up jaw droppingly brutal noise rock?
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Brutal video emerged of the ensuing clashes between soccer fans.
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The shift from Thanksgiving to Black Friday can be brutal.
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Mars in Capricorn is direct, and it can be brutal!
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The Brutal World ran from September 9 – October 23, 2016.
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I even slept there during a particularly brutal finals week.
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The sequence is rather notable for how brutal it is.
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Photographers snapped several pictures of the scene, which were brutal:
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This is quite a brutal industry, actually, on many levels.
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Seehofer described the attack as a "cowardly and brutal crime".
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Eighty workers protested; the response was allegedly swift and brutal.
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Instead, it very deliberately paints a picture of brutal mundanity.
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Lightening did not kill an individual; a brutal government did.
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Read more: 'POTUS sided with a brutal dictator over CIA?
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The people have been battered in a pretty brutal manner.
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Revanchism by the Sunni Arab minority, who are about 15-20% of the population but have dominated Iraq since Ottoman times, was a cocktail of Saddam Hussein's brutal Baathist nationalism and even more brutal jihadism.
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And this is due to the fact that Europe experienced one of the most brutal conflicts, the most brutal in its entire history, and, I would say, reached its lowest ebb in the 20th century.
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"It's becoming clearer and clearer to people that [President] Daniel Ortega is a brutal and murderous dictator and that he has launched an assault, a brutal assault, against the unarmed people of Nicaragua," Jagger says.
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Keep that in mind when you read Wyatt's fairly brutal response.
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They're warm and witty and brutal and honest and downright stupid.
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With a helping hand from Russia, his brutal methods have succeeded.
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It is true that conditions on Saturday promise to be —brutal.
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KING OF RAGE: HENRY VIII'S BLOODTHIRSTY LETTER DEMANDS MONK'S BRUTAL DEATH
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Politics has always been a particularly brutal form of blood sport.
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Building the brutalist Breuer Building in the bloody boondocks was brutal.
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That would result in the brutal purple bar you see below.
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Even in its "easier" seasons, the conditions of Survivor are brutal.
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What he did with that young lady was brutal, uncalled for.
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And that exacts a brutal toll on the person doing it.
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Whatever it is, it sounds like it's going to be brutal.
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He became unconscious during a brutal initiation ritual, according to investigators.
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"I think reliving the time in prison was brutal," he said.
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"The repression has been brutal," opposition leader Maria Corina Machado said.
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It's brutal, but generally par for the Call of Duty course.
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Affleck spoke candidly about the public's brutal reaction to the flop.
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"Fred Trump was [a] really brutal father," she told ABC News.
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The politics will be brutal; inaction, however, would be far worse.
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Authorities said the brutal attack was a case of mistaken identity.
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Why metalheads idolize brutal human weapons at all is fairly obvious.
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Nothing can shield Donald Trump from the brutal honesty of children.
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Brutal trading conditions have already sunk two high-profile UK retailers.
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Her life story was brutal, and I have to respect her.
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Their statements are sharp, they are brutal, and they are honest.
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It's all good until you face the brutal, dry-mouthed aftermath.
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I would love a new iteration of just brutal punk rock.
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And I tell you what, it&aposs brutal with these people.
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All good things must come to long, brutal, contractually negotiated end.
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Man, these short Game of Thrones seasons are brutal, aren't they?
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Nature can often be beautiful one minute, and brutal the next.
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What I like about the subreddit is how brutal it is.
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Conversely, when Ramadan falls in the summer, fasting can be brutal.
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She wanted her day in court, however brutal it might be.
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Absent a breakthrough, this trade war is about to get brutal.
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It's a brutal twist and a gutting ending for the season.
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Roughly a quarter of Okinawans died, caught in the brutal fighting.
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Less bloody and brutal forms of discrimination were, and are, ubiquitous.
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Brutal campaigns against his critics help keep him in the job.
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Schumer's solicitousness can also sometimes come with a brutal honesty. Sen.
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The domestic economy cannot endure brutal global trading conditions for ever.
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And the fight was particularly brutal; probably should have been stopped.
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While the Great Recession was brutal, it was also very freeing.
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The conquest was longer-lasting and more brutal in the north.
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Their work requires a combination of brutal force, endurance and skill.
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On the battlefield, he's a brutal warrior, sure; that's his job.
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The weeks after Christmas always involve a brutal massacre — of trees.
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Above, you can see officially released footage of the brutal act.
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There, he froze to death after undergoing a brutal torture regimen.
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Chicago in the 1960s was a brutal place for poor people.
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In both countries, civil-rights groups call deportation brutal and unfair.
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I needed to rage against what I thought was brutal unfairness.
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It was brutal and I was on the verge of breakdown.
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Sugar's the worst — I wish it wasn't, but it's so brutal.
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By 1992 Sierra Leone was mired in a brutal civil war.
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Two similarly brutal attacks took place early Monday morning, police say.
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Announcing the death of a brutal, vicious terrorist is, tonally, complicated.
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He had a brutal, impersonal end, one he received by default.
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He killed the king after witnessing enough of his brutal acts.
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The physicality of her fight scenes is particularly brutal and immediate.
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In recent years, the following days have been brutal for investors.
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But above all else, Slipknot embody the brutal side of art.
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Karimov faced strong international criticism for his brutal crackdown on dissent.
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He apologized to the wounded searchers and described his brutal captivity.
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Nicki Minaj: The Brutal Diss Track'Cash Me Ousside' Underage Bar Brawl
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Also: brutal condescension, which is ultimately just the price of entry.
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Everyone's been shocked by how brutal, how horrendous it all was.
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The royal family has a personal connection to the brutal battle.
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Manufacturers have endured a brutal year that crimped sales and hiring.
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Plus, they have a nice patio when the weather isn't brutal.
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In some ways, giraffes have far more brutal pregnancies than humans.
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The reconquest of Mosul has been a long and brutal business.
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The assault had been particularly brutal; the victim herself was sympathetic.
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It was all a particularly vicious and brutal kind of gatekeeping.
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The early mornings are brutal, but the pay is worth it.
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Leslie Jones is once again the victim of brutal online harassment.
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It's pure calculus—one enforced by the brutal demands of evolution.
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Executive producer Quinn (Constance Zimmer) runs a tight and brutal ship.
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A bustling city has been transformed under the group's brutal rule.
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The incident reveals subtle changes in the once brutal Ethiopian state.
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They would be looking at the behavior of brutal white overseers.
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U.S. factories have faced a brutal slowdown over the past year.
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But being ghosted by a friend is a particularly brutal experience.
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Last week, Hurricane Maria dealt the island an intensely brutal blow.
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The fighting has been brutal, and many residents have been killed.
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The brutal pressure makes its depths hard to access at all.
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Quickly, we learn this summer was brutal for our leading foursome.
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It's brutal to watch a man get his head beaten in.
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Read more Leonardo DiCaprio's 'The Revenant' debuts: Brutal, gory, Oscar-bound?
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Where does kindness and humanity sit in a really brutal world.
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Tunes like "Streetfighter," tunes like "Brutal" that for me were super.
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It was a "brutal six months or so," Wright, tells PEOPLE.
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It is major surgery that calls for a brutal, monotonous rehabilitation.
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The effort required is all-consuming, the pain brutal and constant.
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SEN. JAMES LANKFORD, R—OKLAHOMA: He has been the brutal dictator.
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That was a brutal, nasty series, and it went the distance.
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I scramble out of the pocket and take a brutal hit.
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The fall from last month's high of $7,348 has turned brutal.
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And this brutal murder wasn't the work of her political enemy.
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I can already tell tomorrow morning is going to be brutal.
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Killing Eve's hilariously brutal assassin, Villanelle, would have flown their wigs.
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It was the most brutal labor that existed at the time.
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Proudly, they appeal to the isolated, brutal bastard within their players.
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Too many seat miles around, it just gets to be brutal.
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If he loses here, it's a sign of a brutal night.
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Her humor, talent and brutal honesty were gifts to the world.
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Vane's life come to a tragic, slow and brutal end. Shocking?
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It has been a brutal race to the bottom for currencies.
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She's not dying peacefully in a bathtub, it's painful and brutal.
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It was also a brutal teardown of the American healthcare system.
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Even with Lord Xanax in my belly, the foreshadowing was brutal.
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Dear Bryan, I have to admit, last week was pretty brutal.
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Translated by Nader Ibrahim, he describes a desperate and brutal situation.
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Steller's jays are the bird version of that person... Brutal fight.
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But the maths is brutal, and not in Mr Sanders's favour.
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First of all, it's brutal, and people are seeing what's happening.
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CHALON-SUR-SAONE, France — Bike racing can be brutal and unforgiving.
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Even pregnant women have not been spared from these brutal attacks.
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This should be a brutal one for the former teen idol.
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Maugham's verdict on Bangkok would make a brutal TripAdvisor review today.
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India Another brutal rape case has shocked India and the world.
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And brutal dictatorships like Iran are certainly not the answer either.
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"It is too brutal for all but a few," he said.
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It was brutal, and it took months and months and months.
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It was the brutal culmination of 26 years of civil war.
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It's hard to think of a more brutal one-two punch.
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It is not fantasy, and it will become a brutal reality.
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They have flooded the DOT with brutal criticism of their rivals.
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Read more:ISIS's brutal leader was killed by US Delta Force soldiers.
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For such a brutal road trip, the Raiders managed themselves well.
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The computer trade publishing business proved to be a brutal one.
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With the seamless unlocking and swiping away the brutal morning alarm?
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And after 25 years in a sometimes brutal national spotlight, Mrs.
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The economic implosion has already taken a brutal toll on Venezuelans.
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After five years of brutal, grinding war, this view is understandable.
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Now Damascus and its allies are applying their brutal efforts there.
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Fidelis Mukonori collected evidence of atrocities during Zimbabwe's brutal civil war.
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There is no equivalence with the brutal regime of Vladimir Putin.
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"Yes, we compete in a very brutal contact sport," he said.
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But this brutal argument does not stand up to legal scrutiny.
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It was deliberately brutal and broke the back of the rebellion.
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Yemen has been embroiled in a brutal civil war since 2015.
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This approach made the frenzied episodes even more bristling and brutal.
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With brutal honesty I divided my clothing into three categories:1.
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Tech-enabled exposés revealing the modus operandi of brutal regimes — e.g.
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Left tackle Luke Joeckel has been brutal and injured so far.
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But Cookie's brutal broomstick beating is nothing compared to Lucious' reaction.
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Two games were brutal, low-scoring affairs played in severe weather.
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Listening to them in quick succession is both uplifting and brutal.
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Because I didn't ... I worked under regimes that were incredibly brutal.
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We recommend this technique only for the most brutal of hangovers.
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Adolescence itself is sort of a chemical imbalance honestly; it's brutal.
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Its mini-campaign, Remnants of War, opens on a brutal death.
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It was the fastest, most brutal education I have ever received.
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We spent 45 minutes on the most rugged, brutal mountain trails.
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It has now been three long years since Jim's brutal murder.
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Donna Edwards, in what has, of late, become a brutal primary.
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Gundogan appreciated the sympathy, but he exists in a brutal world.
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Raif is but one victim of this brutal and unjust system.
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Ruts pocked the permafrost gravel road, scars from dark brutal winters.
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So I wanted to bring some of that brutal fierceness in.
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Today, the country's brutal drug cartels run things in many regions.
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Opinion Columnist WASHINGTON — I never thought it could be as brutal.
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A brutal, quick death isn't enough for Cersei at this point.
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China would have no qualms about dealing with a brutal dictatorship.
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The psychological toll of this part-time gig can be brutal.
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The haunting, brutal and funny FRANKENSTEIN IN BAGHDAD, by Ahmed Saadawi.
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Female genital mutilation is labeled "abuse," a "brutal" or "barbaric" practice.
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Name Withheld Honor codes are often brutal for victims of rape.
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For him, the first year was brutal; paying alimony was stressful.
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He used the same brutal punishments once practiced by slave drivers.
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Here's what I learned about the brutal space that is Instagram.
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The fatal flaw test is more brutal when applied to women.
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First comes the brief but brutal annual season of firing coaches.
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"It sounds brutal, but my priority is the children," she said.
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That takes some brutal honesty, and it takes some tough decisions.
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VICE: How is Brutal Black different to a normal tattoo session?
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An authoritarian state imposes brutal forms of social control. Ugh. Dystopia.
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Plucked from academia, he climbed the ladder of Beijing's brutal politics.
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For both men, the early days of the expedition were brutal.
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The murder of Mr. Khashoggi was a brutal and grotesque act.
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It's brutal, lucrative, tawdry, spectacular, amazing, and full of delicious snacks.
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The island is still reeling from a brutal 2017 hurricane season.
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The bad news is it's also one for a brutal recession.
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Was Barry's pitch-black humor and brutal violence a tough sell?
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Another brutal sell-off wiped out Wall Street again on Wednesday.
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Some say that Mr. Bolsonaro's most brutal statements are just posturing.
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A more brutal leader replaces Pryce, but his ascendance radicalizes Serena.
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The bad news is that receiving such support can be brutal.
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The critics generally agreed with him: The reviews were mostly brutal.
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"I was like, 'Man these numbers are pretty brutal,'" Neshek said.
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Unpredictable schedules can be brutal for hourly workers, upending their lives.
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Mr. Facher could be just as brutal out of the courtroom.
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Wind chills are somewhat brutal, sinking well down into the teens.
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"The war was so horribly brutal," the North Vietnamese Army Gen.
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Ms. Perkins said Mr. Smith subjected her son to brutal discipline.
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Rez has a brutal, unforgiving father and a docile, oblivious mother.
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This mountain was steep, rugged, ever changing and just pure brutal!
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Organizers said the brutal conditions did not meet the thresholds, however.
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North Korea's brutal dictator, for one, played Trump like a fiddle.
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TV has plenty of ambitious experiments that are brutal to watch.
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"For two centuries, Poland suffered constant and brutal attacks," he said.
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We've been doing five-show weekends for five weeks now. Brutal.
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How does Anselm Kiefer conjure such brutal beauty, such overwhelming gravity?
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Faith should make adherents loving, not violent, and selfless, not brutal.
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In this climate, penalties for intraparty dissent are quick and brutal.
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Media is most brutal of all industries... View the discussion thread.
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It's a brutal world, and starting a business is maddeningly difficult.
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The phrase "enemy of the people" has a particularly brutal history.
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READ: Leaked documents detail brutal reality of China's 're-education' camps.
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This is an absolutely brutal line to pick this game on.
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The bloody and brutal war in Iraq also helped shape Soleimani.
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Harrison writes and draws the brutal reality of medically induced menopause.
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Conversely, the government can operate with brutal efficiency when it wants.
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That is not the way of ISIS, whose way is brutal.
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The global financial crisis of 20 was especially brutal in Italy.
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Those 17 years before we finally got to ECT were brutal.
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Democrats had a brutal primary and runoff and never coalesced afterward.
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Brutal cost cuts and relentless executive churn have roiled the company.
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The brutal truth is, there is no police brutality in America.
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A senior industry source called the wording of Boeing's statement "brutal".
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Its worldview is brutal, but who is to say it's wrong?
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However, Heller understates the main issue: the brutal persistence of racism.
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One YouTube review, with over 300,000 views, was a brutal takedown.
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Or maybe we should be more brutal about the whole matter?
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What he did with that young lady was brutal, uncalled-for.
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It's brutal and dramatic and highly detailed and hopefully highly characterful.
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It's brutal and simple, and that's what it comes down to.
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Many also fear the increasingly brutal reprisals of the security forces.
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Brutal security offensives drove waves of Rohingya to flee the country.
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Brutal and dehumanizing conditions brutalize and dehumanize both inmates and staff.
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Go deeper: Brutal dictatorships defend China's mass detentions of Uighur Muslims
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He's a brutal dictator who starves and imprisons his own citizens.
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Like many sisters, we did hurt each other with brutal regularity.
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He is elusive and conniving, earnest and manipulative, brutal and desperate.
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What about rehabilitation for those who have committed a brutal crime?
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That retrograde was brutal—particularly because it was in your sign.
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The alleged victim has a more brutal memory of what happened.
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It was new to me to be so violent, so brutal.
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His punishment of naughty children was described in pretty brutal terms.
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"It was an incredibly brutal physical and sexual attack," she says.
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"This is the toughest and most brutal phase of this war and probably the toughest and most brutal close quarter combat that I have observed or read about in my 34 years of service," he said.
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A brutal leader is toppled "For most people in Sudan, Omar al-Bashir is the only leader they have ever known, his 30-year rule defined by brutal oppression and astounding political survival," wrote CNN's Nima Elbagir.
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The Catholic Church is the face of resistance to Duterte's brutal drug war in the Philippines The Catholic Church is the face of resistance to Duterte's brutal drug war in the Philippines This segment originally aired Feb.
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That's brutal considering how much people spend year after year on iPhones.
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Tess is the first character we meet after the game's brutal opening.
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Here is PEOPLE's original story on Shepard's brutal murder, published on Nov.
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After a brutal sell-off in May, investors are looking for shelter.
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The Germans were brutal in their reprisals against the village, Rigault recalled.
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Related: The Story of a Brutal Serial Killer and His Forgotten Victims
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On the other hand, it's totally fucking brutal, cold blooded, and horrible.
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So is this a ruse, or an act of brutal political realism?
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And he didn't do it in spite of Duterte's brutal drug war.
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The solution we arrived at is as brutal as it is elegant.
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We'd expect nothing less from this remarkably brutal period in evolutionary history.
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"This brutal action will terrorize children and tear families apart," she said.
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After a brutal attack, Jennifer (Song) can't remember anything about her life.
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The combination of slow movements, resistance, and unconventional exercises make Megaformers brutal.
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It was brutal, violent, and totally unexpected, but it felt pretty deserved.
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Avis is less of a disaster than Hertz, but nevertheless still brutal.
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He also fought at Bastogne during the brutal Battle of the Bulge.
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It was a brutal strike, taking 80 lives and wounding hundreds more.
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We urge China to act to end its brutal dog meat trade.
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They then "drink" the pre-digested ant through a narrow slit. Brutal.
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The brutal slayings took place at a family gathering in Gardendale, Ala.
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Then there's Saudi's role in creating the brutal humanitarian crisis in Yemen.
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Online brokerage business growing increasingly crowded Competition in the industry remains brutal.
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They were imprisoned, tortured with brutal creativity, and in many cases, executed.
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Former admissions workers called Ashford's culture "brutal" and "ruthless," the suit claims.
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It's an intense, brutal film, full of sudden waves of bloody mayhem.
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"She's brutal," Jordan says in the video, which Nyong'o posted on Instagram.
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Soulage's blacks are not usually delicate, but they are not brutal either.
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They have hidden the ballot boxes and have started playing dominoes. Brutal.
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That's because Mohamed Amin's brother is a brutal and prolific ISIS executioner.
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ISIS specifically targeted women, girls and gender-nonconforming people with brutal violence.
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Far from being renewed, politics would become even nastier and more brutal.
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He hails from Ciudad Victoria, one of Mexico's most brutal cartel battlegrounds.
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Because, "The Last Ceremony" gave us Handmaid's Tale's most brutal hour yet.
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The otherwise brutal rebel Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka prohibited sexual abuse.
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Human rights groups say it was the start of a brutal crackdown.
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After a brutal 2016 election season, Facebook and Twitter reformed their policies.
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Brutal assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer) is obsessed with crafting the perfect murder.
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That said, you can choose to play as a brutal murder machine.
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We compiled 83 of the most brutal moments that ended a friendship.
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The rankings don't show it, but Georgia had a brutal bye week.
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The brutal crime sparked widespread outrage and highlighted the issue of femicide.
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Bangladeshi students took to the streets to protest against the brutal killing.
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We have lived with the brutal realities of being second-class citizens.
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Still, the quote lingered — mostly because it's a hilarious yet brutal quote.
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Barbara is a woman dealing with the aftermath of a brutal crime.
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The truth, it turned out, was much simpler but just as brutal.
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So, should you expect a brutal brawl or a more sanguine debate?
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He referred to both the Nazi and communist periods as "brutal dictatorships".
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"Overall it is pretty brutal and in-your-face music," Bendiksen said.
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MS-13 is associated with a spate of brutal and violent killings.
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But life under ISIS was brutal for many and the rules onerous.
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But in the current, brutal cold snap, they pay a high price.
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Both the FBI and Apple are fighting a brutal public relations battle.
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The implications are brutal: These are people who don't believe in mercy.
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The law is brutal for those who fall foul of their creditors.
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Partisanship has been replaced by brutal infighting within the ruling party itself.
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"Scale-backs are brutal at the moment," a leveraged finance banker said.
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Kemper called the attack "brutal" and "vicious" during a press conference Saturday.
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On Netflix, though, the treatment of this witless teen is downright brutal.
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Ronald dela Rosa, a close ally in Duterte's brutal war on drugs.
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Assad is a brutal dictator who must be held account for atrocities.
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"The main thing they get right is just how brutal it was."
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Yet the method by which America secured a legal settlement was brutal.
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And where Winter's Bone was brutal, this one is kind and compassionate.
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Every shot feels chaotic, with indiscriminate bloodshed consistent with this brutal event.
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"I said, I think we have to be brutal," he told Vogue.
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I quickly discovered that it was a brutal sport and incredibly difficult.
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They show that street movements can effect change, even against brutal regimes.
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Migrants sleeping inside endure brutal conditions maintained to keep the environment inhospitable.
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Oil investors are trying to survive a brutal start to the year.
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"It is a totally indiscriminate and brutal way of killing," Phillips said.
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The attacker resumed his brutal assault as Andersson bled from his head.
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Sure, the season eight shoots were famously brutal, and people get thirsty.
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And yes, 22016 really was a brutal year for our musical heroes.
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What happens next is equal parts fascinating, twisted, and, quite simply, brutal.
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Twenty-five years ago today, two brutal murders exploded into America's consciousness.
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Through a brutal campaign he made himself truly the world's Top Dog.
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The older generation basically looks at it like it's kind of brutal.
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Even some of the smaller attacks have had a truly brutal savagery.
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The crisis forced authorities into a brutal cycle of interest rate hikes.
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This time, it is the brutal Republican primary that seems worth avoiding.
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The proposal comes amid a brutal stretch for the U.S. oil industry.
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There were pages upon pages of these brutal black on white murders.
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His movements are mechanical and brutal while Jane lies motionless underneath him.
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A Brutal Doom compatibility patch also appears to be on the table.
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It has a grounded, serious feel that matches the game's brutal gameplay.
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Would we tolerate singing Hitler's praises for his totally brutal extermination program?
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The aftermath of the festival was brutal for small promoters in Madrid.
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In the most brutal of sports he was all beauty and grace.
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Still, markets have gradually crept back after a brutal start to 2016.
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The Obama years have been brutal to voters who prioritize traditional values.
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The violence is brutal because the stakes are so high, Mwangi said.
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His Passions commemorated Jesus's brutal crucifixion, his torturous journey to the cross.
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I thought it was a very vicious, kind of a brutal tune.
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Brutal withdrawals can be the biggest barrier to recovery for many addicts.
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"This brutal act of terrorism is simply unconscionable," said spokesman John Kirby.
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Or are they setting up the two men for a brutal fall?
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And that must be a brutal, bitter truth to swallow every day.
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This corner of Congo has seen brutal violence in the past decade.
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After this brutal winter, we couldn't be more on the same page.
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The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming is a brutal and terrifying read.
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The dog attack began with a pretty brutal strike to the face.
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It's a major turning point in the brutal six-year civil war.
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And yet the public has remained surprisingly indifferent to these brutal facts.
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Yes, there is a very brutal dog death moment in this game.
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Shulkin blasted a "brutal power struggle" at the VA after his ouster.
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A brutal reminder of this came after the massacre in Orlando, Fla.
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Many parts of the country survived a brutal cold snap last week.
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" On the inside of his lower lip he tattooed the word "Brutal.
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Many saw Rojava as a step towards reversing decades of brutal discrimination.
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This much is certain: Kim is a brutal, murderous, and vicious leader.
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So they often go unaddressed, which is brutal on broader employee morale.
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Violence on the border, while infrequent, can be both sudden and brutal.
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But the true peril lay in his brutal suppression of independent thought.
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The prosecutor also gave more detail about how the brutal attack unfolded.
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For anyone who's not submissive, a brutal crackdown is on the way.
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Related: A look at four storms from one brutal hurricane season 4.
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Their brutal actions constitute crimes against humanity as well, the report concludes.
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Then more than a thousand protesters were massacred in a brutal crackdown.
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The result is a culture of brutal disdain for the local population.
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A brutal civil war caused Jenny to flee her country in 1985.
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Still, the sanctuary movement is up against a brutal and unpredictable opponent.
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This blank check and the brutal impunity it has underwritten have become
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Instead, the ex-addicts here only understand one language: direct, brutal honesty.
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He spoke approvingly of the Chinese government's brutal crackdown in Tiananmen Square.
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He was brutal about F. Scott Fitzgerald, ostensibly a Jazz Age writer.
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The museum holds 34 dioramas portraying brutal acts the PKI allegedly committed.
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Local spiritual and religious movements have also been subject to brutal crackdowns.
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Male hippos overall are aggressively territorial, and brutal fights are not uncommon.
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Check out our interactive on just how brutal the sport can be.
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Germany's diplomatic ambitions are being thwarted by the project's brutal business logic.
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In the aftermath, residents and activists expressed concerns over the brutal crackdown.
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Thus his departure unleashed the brutal battle of "swing seat" confirmation politics.
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Pinochet, yet another figure who led a brutal campaign against leftists and
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The travel was brutal, especially once she had a toddler at home.
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Even for this leaky, rivalrous White House, the Bannon broadside was brutal.
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He ranked among the most brutal warriors of the modern Middle East.
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Stalin didn't invent this trick but he perfected it with brutal efficiency.
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Now, he's in for a potentially brutal fight in the general election.
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Washington's police chief described it as a "brutal attack" on peaceful protesters.
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Then Carson Palmer threw a brutal interception on the very next play.
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Summer can be brutal for those who don't live near a beach.
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This week, one of the most brutal competitions known to man begins.
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Gif of the moment in question in case Instagram gets pulled. Brutal.
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Some faced brutal attacks, and probably knew ahead of time they would.
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Inside, he faced a brutal death as the compactor began to operate.
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Seven brutal attacks followed that resulted in the slaughter of 141 residents.
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This is not a particularly brutal or cruel novel, as thrillers go.
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A brutal war once ravaged this place — and altered Mr. Ogik's life.
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Will is wounded in a brutal fight and must perform self-surgery.
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"Much of the violence was flamboyantly brutal, intimate and personal," he writes.
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It was a crash course in the brutal realities of social media.
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A brutal sergeant calls it cowardice, and Tommo is sentenced to die.
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"These were rapes of a most extreme and brutal nature," she said.
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Stefan Hertmans, "War and Turpentine," staggering richness of language; brutal, deep, haunting.
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I've got more on the brutal day for the financial system here.
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But the world of professional tennis soon provided a brutal reality check.
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Back home, his parents died of starvation under the brutal Communist regime.
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But what was the secret behind the brutal round kicks of Apidej?
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But analysts say that while Kim's behavior is brutal, it's not irrational.
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She was your first kick-ass woman, but she was fucking brutal.
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Related: From Same-Sex Marriages to Brutal Murders: 2015 in Gay Rights
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They are ancillary losses, caught up in the brutal riptide of combat.
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"Cecile Richards Leaves Behind Brutal Legacy," read a headline in The Blaze.
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But it can be brutal for those who are doing the waiting.
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Books of The Times The crime is brutal and shocking and immediate.
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The brutal caste system that meritocratic competition engenders fuels politically potent rage.
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Late in March, he and his men succumbed to the brutal conditions.
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There's a new front in the brutal battle among America's stock exchanges.
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These Carter works are brutal tests of an ensemble's skill and stamina.
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It includes brutal corporal punishments that shock the rest of the world.
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Afghanistan was in the midst of a brutal drought with famine threatening.
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In 1971, after a brief but brutal war, Bangladesh won its independence.
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Some Facebook birding groups are known for brutal takedowns and highhanded admonitions.
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In 2013, it was the brutal Blackfish and the sea-park industry.
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Jennifer Kent's "The Nightingale" sets a brutal revenge tale in 1820s Tasmania.
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Sumner's brutal caning was far from the only violent incident in Congress.
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It was a brutal experience, his friends thought, never to be repeated.
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"You can be even more brutal than you already are," she said.
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Although blacks elected congressmen and senators, sheriffs and judges, brutal violence followed.
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It was one of the smaller German camps but no less brutal.
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It might not have been the most brutal fight of my career.
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" The end of his 11-year relationship with Mr. Moukarbel was "brutal.
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My work is too austere My life is a brutal anecdote ♦
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From 2005 to 2007, Sunnis and Shiites fought a brutal civil war.
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Baghdad's gross mistreatment of Sunni Arabs shows how brutal it can be.
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It was kind of brutal, because men have to develop their hierarchies.
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A brutal past with a legacy of 854 dead cannot be repeated.
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The intervention of a toxic parent can have brutal, even fatal, consequences.
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"Hoo, that was brutal," Mr. Udoh remembered during a recent courtside interview.
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" In August, on CNN, Ms. Gabbard called Mr. Assad a "brutal dictator.
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Every monogamous relationship is inevitably built atop systems that perpetuate brutal inequalities.
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We dive deep into their conniving and brutal day-to-day life.
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It's a brutal thing Harlan does the night before he dies, right?
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No one was ever held responsible for the brutal murders in Wilmington.
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Alaska's northern half is almost as empty, its climate barely less brutal.
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Soon it will be China's turn, and it's likely to be brutal.
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"It was horrible, fierce," he said of the brutal standoff, "but glorious."
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Winters are brutal here, but the days were still warm in October.
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We hold our breaths, praying this won't turn into a brutal crackdown.
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" Nauert also said that Russia "ultimately bears responsibility for these brutal attacks.
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THE PRICE war was swift and brutal, lasting less than eight weeks.
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The 2017 hurricane season is proving to be brutal for Puerto Rico.
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And yet, condemnation of Obama was swift and brutal from some quarters.
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India A string of brutal rapes is spurring outrage in India again.
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He has young children and the frequent commute from Montana is brutal.
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The households sundered, the jobs lost, the brutal idiocy of it all.
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Their brutal rule gave rise to the Christian militias, who opposed them.
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"It's a brutal system," Paul Ziert, the International Gymnast publisher, told me.
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As word of the brutal conditions within Rikers spread, the focus shifted.
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The ensuing six months have been a brutal education for President Trump.
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Australia's brutal fire season stems from a confluence of threats, scientists say.
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His punishment was common and brutal; regular detention, interrogations, and eventually torture.
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It's a complicated-sounding name, but the symptoms are straightforward and brutal.
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El Salvador has a notorious reputation for its brutal gang-related crime.
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It is, instead, intended to counter the brutal logic of the playground.
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Oregon State (15-1, 3-1) couldn't overcome a brutal shooting performance.
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Tesla's Cybertruck took another brutal hit when Lego stepped into the ring.
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Russia has long backed Syria's government in that country's brutal civil war.
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Others belonged to Uday, the notoriously brutal playboy son of Saddam Hussein.
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Mr. Khashoggi's family deserve to see justice done for his brutal murder.
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Part of that is because of the brutal maths of vote-getting.
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The reviews were brutal, and Saint Joan and Seberg's performance were panned.
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Like his tweets, his policy statements have the brutal concision of jokes.
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We don't subject our worst criminals to such a brutal death penalty.
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The efforts to combat the brutal MS-13 gang are not new.
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The show's satire can be so brutal to point of being unfocused.
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He tried to cover his head as Yachty unleashed some brutal kicks.
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But a brutal attack in Chicago shows they still need our protection.
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Rarely, however, has the government's response seemed quite as brutal as this.
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California has spent the last six years grappling with a brutal drought.
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Here are some of the salient facts about this brutal cold front.
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This Brutal World by Peter Chadwick was published this month by Phaidon.
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His vicious jabs set up a brutal knockdown in the first round.
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"Naaaa anyone but him he's too brutal," Serfag responded to the suggestion.
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"Those are brutal, I feel really horrible for those guys," Cuban said.
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WWE's road schedule may be a big sticking point; it's pretty brutal.
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No. Even in the updates you see how brutal people's lives are.
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At the end of the day, the market is a brutal place.
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Yes, it was ugly and brutal, say Israeli planners, but it worked.
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On the surface, the brutal attack played out in a predictable way.
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Zubaydah's brutal interrogations were also videotaped (more on this in a minute).
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That is, it's brutal, but also a little random, and deeply weird.
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The team sprint — especially on this brutal course — is a sadistic event.
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The killings were a brutal warning from the so-called Islamic State (IS).
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Sounds ominous given that was just before a brutal rolling correction got going.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Going for a run in the winter is brutal.
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The last line of Avik Roy's assessment for Forbes is its most brutal.
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But she's been the subject of (sometimes brutal) impressions for much, much longer.
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Bush won the election by blaming the Massachusetts governor for the brutal rape
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"Heat illness is really brutal, so I hope she feels better," Williams said.
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Roem overcame her opponent's brutal personal attacks, making her historic victory extra sweet.
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Tracey Neilson's brutal slaying has haunted investigators in Oklahoma for nearly four decades.
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MTV's new series Sweet/Vicious is one of the network's more brutal offerings.
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First, I have to say your last piece was just brutal to read.
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Boeing's test protocol for new planes is just as brutal as you'd hope.
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Wow, Candace that is brutal and they didn&apost have to do anything.
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The billionaire blames the brutal 2016 elections for lower ratings of the Hawks.
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Euron sealed his own fate by taunting Jaime Lannister into a brutal swordfight.
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It plays out like noir, with Joe uncovering brutal corruption along the way.
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We will certainly see one of the most vicious and brutal presidential campaigns.
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The prison labor of today is rooted in this brutal and oppressive history.
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There's sort of an osteoporosis that sets in the force that becomes brutal.
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Other nations may have legal systems that are criticized as brutal and unfair.
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There was a brutal beatdown outside the club just over a year ago.
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However, Facebook has recently become pretty brutal when it comes to publisher complaints.
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What struck me most was the fall and brutal death of Charles Xavier.
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"This game can be beautiful and it can also be brutal," he wrote.
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The clip shown to the audience at Cinema Con was, apparently, quite brutal.
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China's Uighur minority live a dystopian nightmare of constant surveillance and brutal policing.
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Sims, a 19th-century gynecologist, conducted brutal experimental surgeries on enslaved Black women.
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Ukraine is a fragile democracy fighting against a brutal and unscrupulous Russian neighbor.
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Ramesh, a day labourer, says that being an untouchable used to be brutal.
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The crash was brutal on growth and forced companies to get profitable fast.
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It's taken a long time for him to be that explicitly brutal again.
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"This was a brutal attack that has traumatized an entire family," he concluded.
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Members of the public ought to confront the brutal reality of American policing.
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India responded with a brutal campaign to pacify its only Muslim-majority state.
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Mark Carney used brutal honesty at his hastily arranged speech on Thursday afternoon.
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Ted Cruz's brutal, fear-driven, apocalypse-based approach is the antithesis of that.
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No question, it's been a brutal couple of years for Canada's oil patch.
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The violence that followed, partially recorded on a mobile phone, was staggeringly brutal.
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America, especially under Mr Trump, has been willing to work with brutal autocrats.
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The dollar's 50% increase between 1980 and 1985 was brutal for America's exporters.
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" He said his brutal candor was "the best and worst part about me.
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To survivors' despair, this mendacious, brutal man returned triumphant to the United States.
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Cole's photographs are sensitive to the brutal dying that is going on everywhere.
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They really commit to showing up, even in the brutal New England winters.
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The CIA subjected prisoners to brutal interrogation techniques, including simulated drowning, or waterboarding.
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"The world is a vicious and brutal place, he wrote in "Think Big.
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"Time upon time, she's demonstrated a capacity to be quite brutal," he said.
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But somehow the data points and brutal tales of deprivation continue to shock.
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Brutal, ruthless and showy, they are nonetheless much less sophisticated than true mafiosi.
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"Being one of the pallbearers for the casket, that was brutal," he continued.
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"America stands with every person living under a brutal regime," he declared, ringingly.
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There's no question that North Korea is a brutal, dangerous, and unpredictable regime.
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The reaction from fans on the net has been brutal ... including racial slurs.
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"It was really brutal, not being able to be there," he tells PEOPLE.
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And let's not forget this brutal wipe-out during a concert in April.
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For those without parents, life in North Korean orphanages can be especially brutal.
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Venezuela's brutal recession is worsening shortages of medicines from painkillers to chemotherapy drugs.
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While most murders are brutal, the viciousness of Byrd's killing shocked the world.
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In this broken world, a brutal ruler is working to rebuild an empire.
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The action, meanwhile, looks just as nail-biting and brutal as its predecessor.
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In bringing the viewer to such a point, The Mountain is uniquely brutal.
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The killing fueled growing public opposition to the police and their brutal methods.
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The group faced little resistance but has employed brutal methods to maintain control.
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People who invested in the stock endured a brutal run, according to MarketWatch.
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Mr Mengistu was also more brutal than any Ethiopian ruler before or after.
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What we do know is that Africa has been brutal on the participants.
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Surveillance video captured the brutal beating that left Kim in extremely critical condition.
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End the brutal social embarrassment of having never seen Black Mirror, Westworld etc.
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It sounds wonderful, but the process to put it in motion was brutal.
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Some sunshiners were inclined to see the best in the North's brutal rulers.
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"Our discourse and our politics have become so vicious and brutal," she says.
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Pay attention to :53, 1:09, and that brutal murder at 1:25.
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One metric shows just how brutal a year it has been so far.
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Being a big Danny Lilker/Nuclear Assault fan the first Brutal Truth demo.
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Syria is led by a brutal dictator who is guilty of war crimes.
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We've done some really brutal economic things that have hurt these countries financially.
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Extensive injuries were detected throughout the body, pointing to a particularly brutal life.
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Trump spent months rehashing the brutal GOP primary and bragging about his victory.
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In Myanmar, a brutal crackdown on the Rohingya Muslims continues to displace families.
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The ocean is an unforgiving and brutal force of nature that deserves respect.
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It's not brutal like poison, but it could transform our power over nature.
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Pouring your heart out and watching it fade into background music is brutal.
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We have legitimized a brutal dictator who has starved his own people. SEN.
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After 39 brutal days in Cambodia, Survivor: Kaoh Rong has crowned a winner.
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We've seen their starved, sorrowful childhoods, the brutal training and manipulation they endured.
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PR whitewashing efforts to the contrary, Khartoum's brutal and corrupt record is clear.
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Japanese consumers didn't love it, but the reception in America was especially brutal.
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At the same time, a new and brutal force emerged in the war.
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Only the brutal Beasts of No Nation might be considered a tough watch.
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"It's a brutal death," Muscogee County Coroner Buddy Bryan told the Ledger-Enquirer.
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It's got some of those Daft Punk brutal filters feel to it too.
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I often feel like we're locked in a brutal self-fulfilling cycle here.
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A brutal killing on Halloween night of 1981 remains unsolved to this day.
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In fact, says Frankopan, the Arab conquests were neither brutal nor as shocking.
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" Metropolitan Police Chief Peter Newsham called Tuesday's attack on Washington's Embassy Row "brutal.
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This means that you're going to have to put yourself through brutal conditions.
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It's brutal at first, but after a while your body begins to adjust.
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Even people that start good businesses often fail because the world is brutal.
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He urged Trump to reconsider the invitation, denouncing Duterte's "brutal" drug war. Sen.
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San Francisco (CNN)It's been a brutal year so far for California's infrastructure.
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The chief criticism, however, had to do with how brutal the series became.
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But since that brutal defeat, Kuenzel, Kochman and their team have regrouped again.
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Abu Sayyaf's tactics are brutal, decapitating hostages when ransom demands are not met.
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It doesn't matter where or when it happens, coming of age is brutal.
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In 1977, Biko was killed in police custody after brutal interrogation and torture.
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So it was a pretty brutal fight and it lasted many, many years.
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Your intrepid reporter braved the brutal New York City summer to find out.
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The episode starts with a recap of Nikki's brutal beating from last week.
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The brutal delicacy of the ring-craft, so rare in the heavyweight division.
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Netizens have fought back, accusing their governments of being lazy, brutal and greedy.
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Saddam Hussein, Iraq's brutal late dictator, adorned his palaces with monuments to himself.
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Still, worst chain snatching ever might still be that Steve Francis incident. Brutal.
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The past two years have been a particularly brutal time for LGBTQ Americans.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It's been a brutal couple of days for the zinc price.
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The primary for Royce's seat had taken a brutal turn in recent weeks.
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During the brutal era of Khmer Rouge, Pradal Serey's heritage was almost erased.
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Jamala's song "0003" commemorated Stalin's brutal deportation of the entire Crimean Tatar population.
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Eric unapologetically answered "yes," proving that he also inherited his dad's brutal honesty.
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The proposed tariffs of 25 percent on soybeans and pork products were brutal.
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That required negotiating multibillion-dollar deals with sometimes erratic and brutal foreign leaders.
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The officers have been accused of using brutal force against the protestors. ADVERTISEMENT
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Reporters pounced: Mr. Weiner, after weeks of brutal coverage, had finally become unhinged.
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On top of not actually being a writer, he was a brutal perfectionist.
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"If you're a conservative, a Republican, the press is just brutal," Trump continued.
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I still have the scars of this brutal war on my right leg.
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In Fonda's line of work, the discrimination against older women is particularly brutal.
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"Basically, that's damn good performance by the PUR under brutal conditions," said Heffernan.
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Brutal neoliberalism and xenophobic nationalism are an expression of valuable ideas gone astray.
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Already, I can tell the violence against women this season will be brutal.
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The lieutenant graduated Monday from the brutal, 13-week Infantry Officer Course (IOC).
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Hagan, who had lost a brutal campaign in 2900, decided against running again.
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WM: You never saw a sadistic or brutal or psychopathic side to Manson?
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Trump's comments may be brutal, but his policies would be infinitely more so.
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December was particularly brutal, with the worst December drops since the Great Depression.
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Iraq's Sunni minority had dominated key positions in government during Saddam's brutal rule.
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I'm going to be fighting more like Democrats and just being very brutal.
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What shocked me about this move is how efficiently brutal it can be.
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They are said to have killed many people in the most brutal fashion.
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Candidate Trump beat 16 candidates in the most brutal primary in American history.
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Flashbacks reveal the Joker's brutal torture of Robin, and the fallout is clear.
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Their schedule has not been brutal: Minnesota's opponents were 11-12 entering Monday.
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Economic woes leading to infighting can bring down this corrupt and brutal system.
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Trump called the Iranian government "brutal and corrupt" in a second tweet Tuesday.
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Putin does himself no PR favors by defending the brutal government in Syria.
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Sins, however venal, will be duly punished by the brutal hand of fate.
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That brutal act ignited a national discussion on race, including on social media.
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It's a brutal comic setup: a bride, all in white, cuckolding her husband.
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"The open top was brutal," a contestant named Brian Johnson said on Facebook.
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Sure, the Carl amputation threat that followed demonstrated Negan's gift for brutal manipulation.
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Yet few realize these laws came about only because of a brutal struggle.
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And he's overseen a brutal war on Yemen that has ravaged the country.
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Donald Trump: Asks The NFL For HelpLove & Hip Hop: Brutal Car Wreck Video
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It's a brutal disease, one that can take months to fully recover from.
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Saulnier's stab at high art—combining brutal violence with a cautionary tale about
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Frei — who has had a brutal commute to San Francisco from Cambridge, Mass.
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World War II and a brutal German occupation were followed by civil war.
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But to journey to adulthood in the major leagues is a brutal business.
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Because you're ruled by Mercury, Mercury retrograde is especially brutal for you, Gemini.
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He experienced "brutal reality checks," which were then compounded by a break-up.
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The lyrics, tackling revelations, decisions, and fallouts, are often brutal, but not didactic.
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And was tortured to death himself by the brutal posse who captured him.
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Additionally, Cersei's public shaming in season five was absolutely brutal and absolutely gendered.
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His approach was brutal, but deep down you just think: He's a dentist.
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Under the Derg regime, constant warfare, famine, and brutal political oppression plagued Ethiopia.
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A lot of pigs and buffalo were slaughtered in a fairly brutal way.
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More From Tonic: To say this period was emotionally brutal is understating it.
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Going through someone's stuff after that person dies can be a brutal task.
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"Ugh, that's brutal," says JoJo, alone in the universe until they meet again.
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But then, when you see them at their worst... it can be brutal.
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Her mission was to break down walls with brutal honesty and intelligent inquiry.
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Americans who made it to the beach faced brutal hand-to-hand combat.
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If a guest comes out and says something positive about me, it's brutal.
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Their music is stark, honest and brutal, a refreshing crescendo assaulting my ears.
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Finally, that long and brutal summer of retrogrades and eclipses is behind us!
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As brutal as prison is, the rules are plain and confrontations are direct.
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Iranian reliance on ballistic missiles was born of the brutal Iran-Iraq war.
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Chicago had an especially brutal cold snap at the end of this January.
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"He was brutal and blunt, which was exactly what I needed," Wallace said.
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Along the way, the fires are also becoming their own brutal testing ground.
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The murder took place around Christmas 1908, and was both brutal and tawdry.
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It was nasty and brutal, but it wasn't, in and of itself, interesting.
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We were fortunate to be well insured, but the process has been brutal.
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It shouldn't take a brutal assault like my brother's to make positive change.
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Opinion The Philippines has undertaken a brutal battle against "shabu," or crystal methamphetamine.
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This battle, however, is being waged in an exceptionally open and brutal manner.
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Blac Youngsta's rebuttal to the pissed off AoD dancers is brutal ... yet entertaining.
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Fewer devote themselves to the plight of Kurds in Syria's brutal civil war.
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Presumably, you'll be able to play Sigil with other mods, like Brutal Doom.
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"I still remember that weekend of the J-Kidd trade — brutal," Cuban said.
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While Soviet rule was brutal, few historians would classify it as a genocide.
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Will the brutal Nazi occupation of Europe ever stop churning up new material?
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It's not brutal or random in the way Game of Thrones can be.
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It's about love in all its forms: brutal, broken, invigorating, sweet, powerful, universal.
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He was smart and capable, but scarred psychologically by his parents' brutal divorce.
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"It's brutal," said Nils Coberger, coach of the New Zealand men's ski team.
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"I couldn't erase such a brutal thing from my mind," Ms. Zhang said.
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But the education gap is brutal — it leaves the poor and vulnerable behind.
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Since the Arab Spring uprising of 2011 ended the brutal rule of Col.
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"The Light Brigade" is passionately brutal, fierce and furious in voice and pace.
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In Yemen, years of water scarcity helped lead to the country's brutal conflict.
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Graduating during an economic downturn is brutal — just ask the class of 2008.
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As for the bug, we're pretty sure it survived the brutal assault. PHEW!!!!
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Syria, as you might have heard, is dealing with a brutal civil war.
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Corning, Iowa (CNN)It is a brutal time to be an American farmer.
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Hilary Clinton released a brutal ad of veterans reacting to Donald Trump's comments.
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Anyone who's driven through the windy city knows how brutal traffic can get.
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The southpaw dropped his opponent for the final time with a brutal uppercut.
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The last 10 years have been generally brutal for the Democratic Party's backbench.
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Some of the most brutal attacks were carried out in Barcelona and Madrid.
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Very quickly, we go into this boogeyman narrative about these savage, brutal criminals.
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Under the brutal boundaries drawn by the Nazi regime, both could be true.
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"They just murdered two corrections officers in a brutal fashion," the sheriff added.
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But in recent weeks, the brutal reality beneath the lofty visions has emerged.
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The comedy club audience witnessing his pitiful attempt at stand-up is brutal.
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I find myself endlessly compelled by Toyen's brutal dreamscapes in pen and ink.
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These officers are particularly brutal, often showing little respect for rule of law.
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But what can we learn from this one, brutal episode of the war?
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But so brutal a comeuppance cannot be met by more of the same.
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The basic currency of Star's world was brutal honesty and calling others out.
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Since taking over the White House job, Kelly has undertaken a brutal schedule.
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After a short and brutal civil war, he took office again in 1997.
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" He later warned, "America stands with every person living under a brutal regime.
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The goals are somewhat of an afterthought in what was a brutal game.
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White House Memo Washington's highly politicized culture can be brutal on dating life.
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But its anti-innovation is brutal: It has a tiny, 2.45-inch screen.
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There's lots of very, very rough language, brutal violence, and overall bad vibes.
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"When you've got an 8 o'clock game, it can be brutal," he said.
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Esa población podría ser el blanco de la brutal represión iniciada por Witzel.
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That they had a dark and brutal side, but also love, compassion, altruism.
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Try some cute puppies, some quiet humor or a brutal British mystery show.
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But many still consider it a brutal sport due to the injuries inflicted.
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They ended up cutting timber in the Ural Mountains, where conditions were brutal.
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In their brutal objectivity, the 2009 scans had recorded beauty and blemish alike.
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That's brutal because in 2018, Congress will be up for reelection; Trump won't.
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But by nightfall he was suffering a brutal headache and a high fever.
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Rick Allen, R-Georgia knocks out Georgia State in the first round -- brutal!
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