It was physically demanding but there was no repeat of the ghastliness of Wednesday. |
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By now, for all his ghastliness, we cannot but feel a stirring of compassion for him. |
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For once that epithet is justified and is more than a convenient journalistic label to ramp up the ghastliness of any given tragedy. |
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French soldiers at Verdun fought in conditions of unprecedented ghastliness. |
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Behind her the shadow heightens this sense of foreboding, while the overall colour scheme of green and purple further increases the ghastliness of the image. |
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They are indispensable as deterrents against a repetition of this ghastliness and they are powerful incentive for us to say, 'Never again. |
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The Hyatt is a tour-guided pilgrim's hotel of irredeemable ghastliness. |
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There is only so much a reader can absorb about frost-bite, raw horse liver and the general ghastliness and chaos of military life. |
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Washington's narcissism has reached the point at which it is narcissistic even about its own ghastliness. |
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Visitors now get much more than accounts of suffering and a sense of the camp's aura of ghastliness. |
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In its ghastliness, the image was semi-brilliant. |
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There was, it turned out, no pony. Amid the gloom about today's America, Mr Perlstein offers vivid reminders of the ghastliness of that time, when violence, scandals and failure buffeted the country as rarely before. |
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