It exposes a deep and shameful cruelness and hypocrisy in this administration.
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The injustice of it, the cruelness of it, the draconian element of it.
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The cruelness isn't merely in the death, but the suddenness of it all.
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" His main theme was his intractable virginity, which he blamed on "the cruelness of women.
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That just demonstrates the cruelness and inhumanity of an administration that one would expect from a rogue nation, not the greatest nation.
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But, there's another surprise pregnancy on the airwaves and it's the antidote to all the drama, vomit, and cruelness surrounding the Girls' newest expectant mom.
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"The cruelness that we continue to see coming from this administration, the hateful rhetoric and policies coming from Stephen Miller, they're not American," Luján said.
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The two plots, featuring the same set of predators (Aaron Pedersen and Aaron Glenane), intertwine and, after a lengthy intro, move toward some revolting cruelness.
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The cruelness Ms Harding endures is fodder for both pain and humour, and the film-makers manage to skillfully navigate the pitfalls of this traumatic subject matter.
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The post also voiced admiration for a man who killed six college students before taking his own life in California in 2014 and who cited the "cruelness of women" for his virgin status.
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The book that helped to build the patriarchy and gave us lines such as "in sorrow thou shalt bring forth children and thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee" has never spared mothers from its sovereignty of cruelness.
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In time, he rapes her. Tess returns home and soon discovers she is pregnant. She is angry with her mother for placing her at risk when she knew so little of the cruelness of the world. The baby is born sickly and dies.
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Royaye Ma (, A DreamA literal translation would be "Our Dream", but the track was introduced under the title "A Dream" to the English world.), is a single by Iranian singers, Ebi and Shadmehr, released in 2012.Buzzer Media reports In this single singers critic the governing idea of this world which is based on war and cruelness.
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"Hmun" stands for "the place where father and sons met". "Hli" stands for "they were the sons of the first wife", and Pi means "the place they came from was Simpi". There is a story behind the Rinpi song "Hai par thing sang cung in, hrin hniang man thlau ai u, khua hlan nu ei huat cu kan rak tuar hringhran ee". This song refers to the hardships of being abandoned by the their step mother's cruelness.
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On one occasion while the girl was watering the tree, a man, who was unknown to her, stopped by the tree and asked her how many leaves the tree had, to which she replied with a question of her own: "how many stars are in the sky?" This back-and-forth exchange was repeated for a few days. The man, feeling disrespected that his question was answered with sarcasm, visited a local elderly woman named Umm Al-Heilan who was renowned for her cruelness in the hopes that he could learn of a way to win the argument. Umm Al-Heilan informed him that the girl comes by her house daily to play with her daughters, and proposed that he dress in woman's attire, i.e.
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