The weather had turned much colder with a nasty North Easterly wind chilling all the lakes. |
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The once blue sky was already turning angry black, threatening all those below it with a very nasty rain. |
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He landed on the stone tiles with an audible thump, and a nasty jolt of fresh pain jumped up his spine. |
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He had to drive through a nasty hurricane to get there, which was interesting, but that's not the best part of the story. |
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Then, with a nasty cackling laugh, an ugly tokoloshe stuck his head out from behind a rock. |
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This will help you to determine where you can stop should anything unexpected arise like a prematurely grumbly tummy or a nasty storm. |
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Returning to earth, the ball banged off the shin of a spectator, raising a nasty welt. |
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Apparently she didn't walk in a ruler-straight line after a few shots of nasty meths. |
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Despite the nasty weather, she had picked this day to walk into town and get something to eat before she made the long journey home. |
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Hey, who couldn't love a sport that makes it fun to be outdoors in nasty weather? |
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Soon she was applying the medicine and ripping off more of her dress to bind the more nasty slashes. |
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This is nasty rain, where an umbrella or full on rainproof outerwear is required, and the first 8 inches of your pant legs will get wet. |
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And far from being a nasty raptor, the barn owl is ecologically important for natural rodent control. |
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Grinches, Scrooges and general Christmas haters will crack nasty smiles when they see that movie. |
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When we are done, we will have a purer English, free of all nasty things like metaphor and simile and aestheticism and colour. |
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Smoking causes cancer and many other nasty things besides, and I would be delighted if the entire world stopped tomorrow. |
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Having just got back from the shops near where I work, I am quite wet, having been caught in a bit of a nasty downpour. |
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If you do not like the Indian version then you get nasty white toast and bright red jam that tastes like bubble gum. |
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If the weather turns nasty on you while afield have no worry, as the Diascope is water and dust proof. |
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Even if that something turned out to be a rather nasty traitor who betrayed his companions, that was still better than being nothing at all. |
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The transplant rejects the body rather than the other way around, a very nasty situation called graft versus host disease. |
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After a shower last night and a shower this morning, I can still smell the nasty stench of the awful artificial concoction. |
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This might come as a shock to some people, but chickens are the most stinky, repulsive and nasty creatures to walk the earth. |
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His new album, written after a nasty split with his fiancee, is so forlorn that the music press is afraid for his health. |
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It might be love if only they can stop playing nasty practical tricks on each other. |
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If you're suffering from a nasty hangover, you might want to try miso, which can readily replenish your body with lost vitamins and minerals. |
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It's a huge skull full of nasty things like rats and guts and caffeine and lifeless craniums and free stuff from the sponsors. |
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Where such a link is proven, the employer could be in for a nasty blow to his bank balance if the aggrieved party takes a case and wins. |
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This has absolutely nothing to do with trolls, nasty emails or whiny posting. |
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Spencer and Wilis are widebodies who have athletic ability and nasty streaks. |
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They use their ability to produce venom to defend them against predators and with their large fangs they are able to deliver a nasty bite. |
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With his expert guidance, I achieved a personal best of not only drinking a pint of nasty nasty bitter quite rapidly, but doing so on a Tuesday. |
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The chief offender was Armstrong, who got very nasty and unsportsmanlike, refusing to accept the umpire's decision. |
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The room seem pretty bare, blank walls, holding that nasty lonely chill inside. |
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I guess shelter should be my first priority, and then about a fifth of some liquor that tastes about as nasty as it smells. |
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Through careful planning people can avoid inheritance tax, which can come as a nasty shock at what is bound to be an upsetting time. |
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Now if we don't get a nasty shock from a popped housing bubble, we'll be in very good shape. |
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Many firms are trying to set up such systems so that they avoid nasty shocks. |
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Monday's attack is the latest in a number of nasty incidents that have shocked locals in the town in recent weeks. |
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I bought a rather nasty check suit in New York 15 years ago that I never wore. |
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As he got closer to the nasty little secret, the inventor of the blipverts decided that he must be eliminated. |
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Plans to build a new sewage plant to help free the air of nasty pongs should be given full support, a councillor said today. |
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It is an unspeakable act of violence carried out by unspeakably nasty vicious bloodthirsty thugs. |
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All the poor guy can do is try to answer the question before something really nasty happens. |
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For those who enjoy eating out and thought that by avoiding junk food they could do so healthily, this will have come as a nasty shock. |
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And if a nasty little new variant leaps out of the Fujiaan province of China to catch the experts unawares I'm not going to blame them. |
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Sweet wild blueberries are bursting with antioxidants, which mop up nasty free radicals. |
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I skidded over some large rocks near the top, putting some nasty nicks in my edges and generating a string of ugly sitzmarks. |
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Politics is a very nasty game, and Mr Nice guy has just realised this, too late I fear. |
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Take away my front teeth, put me in a skanky robe and nasty slippers and I would be a great candidate for an episode of Jerry Springer. |
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Not nearly smarmy or nasty enough, and the denouement is far too rushed and has no emotional impact whatsoever. |
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He finds himself with addictions to voyeurism and narcissism, as well as a nasty coke habit. |
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Deodati's infamous video nasty is a cult film that deserves and will never get wider exposure. |
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There had been a storm, though, I think, and the ship had run aground on an island ruled by some sort of nasty feudal overlord. |
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Whatever it does, it works, even on nasty boat shoes I wear in the middle of summer with no socks. |
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Athletic and unyielding though they might be, the visitors were not always the cause of the match's nasty undercurrents bubbling to the surface. |
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What if you opened a malicious email attachment that installs a nasty virus, worm or keylogger that steals your personal information? |
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It feels like there are spiders inside my mind, skittering and tapping me dreadfully with hundreds of nasty little feet. |
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Regueiro embarks on a lung-bursting run down the left, but his progress is halted by a nasty body-check. |
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A camcorder diary that turned into a video nasty when a woman's facelift went disastrously wrong is being shown on TV tonight. |
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I'm not going to miss the mud-slinging, slanderous, nasty ads on the radio. |
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His name was Piotr, and he smelled of garlic, had hairy hands, and gave out nasty boiled sweets at the end of each lesson. |
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Last time, in June we were eaten alive by a particularly nasty species of biting fly that drew blood. |
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Bonus payments have a nasty habit of being bones of contention in the football domain. |
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I was complaining to Mum the other day that Tommy had a rather nasty case of nappy rash that didn't seem to be shifting. |
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Rather, all she saw was poor innocent little Ryan showing everybody his big nasty boo-boo. |
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It's a good thing the young'uns have scared the nasty nabobs that run the labels with their high jinks. |
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His shot took a nasty deflection to beat the keeper as the Shrimps went nap with moments to go. |
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Anyone who has ever worked in my shop will verify that I tend to slough off the nasty chores on someone else whenever I can. |
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Thank you for staying my hand when I was tempted to pen a nasty review of someone who'd written unkindly about my books. |
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Because all the landmines and nasty surprises are going off in the backyards of those people who have chosen a life of unloveliness, we are told. |
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McFadden's character is unlucky in love and a nasty piece of work because of it. |
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He thought it was a nasty unpleasant film, and his sequel was an answer that would somehow unmake the damage. |
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A nasty kick on the black prevented him from registering the highest break of the tournament. |
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All this adds up to a nasty sense of being mired in a completely unpalatable situation. |
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I now have an unpleasant mental image of everyone reading this doing some nasty experiments. |
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Upchanging was quite seamless, and even with full throttle kick-downs there were no nasty thumps to upset grandma in the back. |
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I've been laid up in bed with a nasty flu the last few days, and time is warping on me. |
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It is the language of the video nasty that Gibson uses here, and the point about the brutality is made long before the punishment ends. |
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Anyone who saw the offence in question must be wondering exactly what part of that particular video nasty gives any serious cause for leniency. |
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Creep is a gory bloodbath, with enough macabre incidents of torture to put it up near the video nasty shelf. |
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In the book there was something nasty in the woodshed, Roy and Judy Page have something nasty in their garage. |
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You had been mad since you saw something nasty in the woodshed, years and years and years ago. |
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Over lunch in the clubhouse, Baker and I review extracts from the morning's video nasty on his laptop. |
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A person can be successfully evil only if he or she can embody a peculiarly nasty blend of vicious evil and laudable good. |
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I had one of those big old tennis bags full of old socks and shoes and nasty reeky things. |
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If Brown-Lee decides to wreak vengeance on me for sending him nasty looks across the dinner table, I might need your assistance. |
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They're nasty and confusing and I'm obsessed that if I fill them in wrong they'll put me in prison or something. |
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Because this is a novel, Glass can sketch nasty portraits of those close to him, all the while explaining how sorry he is that he wronged them. |
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I detected no aliasing, shimmering, pixelization, or other nasty transfer errors to mar the presentation. |
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It can be, at times, a nasty and vicious fight to make it all the way to the top of the mountain. |
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As I got older, I decided it might kill him to know that his only son was a vicious, nasty bully. |
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There have been some nasty accidents caused by harvesters vibrating their handbrakes loose and crushing operators. |
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Any weakening in the all-powerful US economy could have a nasty flow-on effect. |
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They could be in for nasty surprises because of direct exposure or the miscalculation of the quantities that they have reinsured, he said. |
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I read the first four back in 2000 when I was laid up with a nasty bronchial thing. |
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It's not us nice white middle class people who are to blame, it's those nasty Yardies! |
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It had no nasty side effects, it was completely non-addictive, it was cheap, non-toxic and kept well in the fridge. |
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The amateurish performances, hamfisted dramatics and video nasty violence are a completely resistible combination. |
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The snakehead, a particularly nasty beast of a fish from Asia, is highly aggressive and a voracious predator. |
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Judge Oliver McGuinness said he believed that Dwyer knew that his activities could give someone a nasty fright. |
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Convention says that the Florentine civil servant, power-broker and writer, Niccolo Machiavelli, was a nasty piece of work. |
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The amateurish performances, ham-fisted dramatics and video nasty violence are a completely resistible combination. |
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The game has a nasty habit of respawning enemies, especially in cleared areas, so you can expect to see defeated foes again and again. |
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He has a nasty bump on his noggin, but if he follows his doctor's orders, he will be fine. |
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However, it would leave such a nasty stain and I was so lucky this year to have such a clean locker. |
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Until last week he was out on parole, having served more than half of a seven-year sentence for being a nasty piece of work. |
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When vedalia beetles arrive in an orchard they can clean up a nasty problem in 4-6 weeks. |
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Our largest native flying bird can deliver a nasty nip and the males know no fear when it comes to the defence of their mates and nestlings. |
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I am also fairly concerned about running into one of these little bastards, who look as if they give a nasty nip. |
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After several weeks I started to notice a nasty niff on my clothes and realised the cream was to blame. |
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These bombs were not just lethal and nasty anti-personnel weapons but were also at the time highly classified. |
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Altogether a nasty piece of work, but a delight to get into the head of and write. |
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He's widely known to be a nasty piece of work and I hope he gets long suspension. |
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He is a nasty piece of work, and has to go, but there must be other ways to sort this out. |
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Quite likely you'll end up with a broken arm, and at your age it will be a nasty break indeed. |
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She is a nasty piece of work and people used to give her a very wide berth. |
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This is the kind of subtle, nasty attack used by alcoholics and dry drunks. |
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Your behaviour makes it clear that you are a nasty piece of work who abuses those who love you in order to get what you want. |
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I hate hurting people and worry that if I do they'll turn nasty and start threatening me. |
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Council environment chiefs have launched an investigation into the source of the nasty niff. |
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I just want to be old and nasty and live alone and throw rocks at neighborhood dogs. |
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He was a nasty piece of work and generally was avoided by the other prisoners who knew his reputation. |
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He has a huge serve and a nasty habit of returning with interest, but he is least at home on grass. |
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What begins so promisingly as a satire or perhaps even comic romp leaves an uneasily nasty after-taste. |
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After being orphaned, he's living with his dreadful aunt, uncle and cousin, all of whom are vile and nasty to Potter. |
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Councillors are calling on the Government to get involved in ending a nasty niff pervading Castle Point. |
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There were a couple of trashcans along it, and they spewed nasty smelling piles of half rotten food, and junk. |
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It was a nasty game where old sores festered and attempts were made to settle long standing bitterness. |
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She had been as square with him as anybody could be until he got nasty over nothing. |
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The larvae of flatworms burrowing into your skin cause this nasty little disease! |
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I knew his expressions too well, and he would defiantly give me a nasty one this time. |
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I tried to report a loose horse running down Shipton Road, a large horse that could have caused a nasty accident. |
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You may be in for a nasty surprise if you are booking business travel tickets across the Asia-Pacific region. |
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It's the fancy medical term for that nasty tingling that crawls up your leg when your foot's asleep. |
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Pigeons carry 60 very nasty diseases as well as ruining our buildings and dirtying our pavements with their droppings. |
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Spreading nasty rumors about her is likely to make your current situation worse. |
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I have just finished my fourth lot of antibiotics for a nasty cold I contracted in March this year. |
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Neill turns on the boy, and in low, menacing tones, he demonstrates to the child how a prehistoric nasty would mangle and devour him. |
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At least then they would be protected from the nasty pimps and lowlifes who prey on them and often end up causing great harm to them. |
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They could still do some quite nasty damage if people inadvertently handled them or were exposed to them. |
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This is a nasty piece of thin elastic upon which hollow compressed lumps of sugar and colourings are threaded. |
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It takes about five minutes to get to the surface without bursting your lungs or doing some other nasty damage to your body. |
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Now that's really something, given the presence of all those nasty leftie journos he so loves to hate. |
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I'm going to enjoy watching everyone's beautiful shawls roll in, which recovering from the nasty lurgy. |
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Personally, I don't have a particular problem with people who insist on doing up their houses in all forms of cheap nasty tacky decorations. |
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That same year, I stopped breathing for about fifteen seconds because I had a nasty case of scarlet fever. |
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Your luscious locks can also suffer from heat damage and nasty rays from the sun so they need some protection too. |
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I got these nasty text messages from my so-called friends and I was really upset about it. |
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Along the tour, the brattier guests keep discovering some nasty surprises, and one by one, the tour group thins out. |
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Some e-tailers have a nasty habit of taking your money as soon as you place an order, then not dispatching the goods for several months. |
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And unlike its cheap, nasty brandy competitors, cognac does have a reputation to keep up. |
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The trouble with pulling the covers over your head and hiding from reality is that reality has a nasty habit of sticking around. |
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Just too many nasty trick questions and annoying video clips of past statements, but that's why you get the big money. |
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His head was thrown back, and his hair was crusted with dried blood and twisted in nasty tangles behind him. |
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Some of the tribunals are still in session, and we don't yet know what nasty shocks await us. |
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Both women were aware of the danger that they would turn out nasty Hollywood brats. |
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I tried to think of a nasty sarcastic comment to make him leave me alone, but none came to mind. |
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I was curious, are there any alternatives to cigarettes that don't have nicotine, tar, and all that other nasty stuff? |
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Over time, politicians develop various nasty habits, and one of them is the use of phrases that do not actually mean what they say. |
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However, I failed to keep my vow and, thanks to a nasty spending habit that began in 1995, I was soon up to my neck in debt again. |
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The book the film is based on is nasty and tasteless but the film is just a joke. |
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Its lush harmonic arrangements conceal some vituperative and downright nasty lyrics, delivered in a deceptively deadpan manner. |
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And it can be difficult to let it roll off our backs when someone is nasty or ignorant. |
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All viruses are malicious, nasty little programs written by misguided people. |
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Its skin was a nasty shade of brown, covered in visible bumps and scars, even scaly. |
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His concern was that the website was anonymous and there was the danger that people would queue up to make snide and nasty remarks. |
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The end result is that you'll be able to kiss those nasty razor burns goodbye. |
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People bury themselves in a totalitarian cause that treats people as mere cogs, or else nasty grit, in a mighty and holy machine. |
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I have received personal criticism in nasty sniping ways, even being accused publicly of taking a backhander. |
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He had taken up that nasty habit lately, but I assumed it was just because he was teething. |
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That's why the droop and crinkle of middle-age is the source of such gloom, particularly as it has a nasty habit of catching you unawares. |
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If she truly held him in such high regard, the book would be an uplifting story and not a nasty little tell-all. |
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Unfortunately, this type of viewing can become a nasty habit that, in the end, sabotages any meaningful engagement with sports. |
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But events have this nasty habit of coming along and disturbing all your best-laid plans, don't they? |
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By the time I reached home every item of clothing I was wearing was nasty and I couldn't wait to strip off. |
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Also, midges have a nasty habit of crawling up trouser legs and even into lace-holes on hiking boots, so they will get you one way or another. |
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The early exchanges were spiteful, nasty and never fully controlled by referee Lucilio Batista. |
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My leg was bumped between boat and wall and though I wasn't hurt it was a nasty shock. |
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But it soon turns into a nasty special effects marathon in which a story is the first sacrifice. |
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He told a Times journalist that he intended to improve living standards for the poor, and that the bourgeoisie had some nasty surprises in store. |
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Maybe there's a patch on the market to help politicians quit this nasty habit. |
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We understand the terrible effects such nasty behaviours can create, and we don't want it here. |
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If you do spot a moose or two, remember that they are large, wild creatures with terrible eyesight and a nasty disposition. |
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I was in a particularly nasty marriage, a violent and abusive relationship that started the day after the wedding. |
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He's clearly convinced we're all headed for a nasty apocalyptic end but he manages to be terribly jolly about the whole thing. |
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For one thing, the author has a nasty habit of separating sentences with a comma, when a semi-colon would be far more appropriate. |
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She was shunted from the rear on her way to the flag and had a nasty bang into the bank just before the finish line. |
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The coffee in the kiosk there is always way too hot, a tactic often used to mask the flavour of cheap, nasty coffee. |
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These guys are real nasty jammers, they do gypsy reggae, Latino ska funk, you name it. |
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Always looking backwards whilst trying to move forward, you might get a nasty bump or fall down a hole. |
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From then on, the plot thickens with gangland hit men, police snoopers, media feeding frenzies, and nasty sexual shenanigans. |
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They fell out on Vietnam, and Johnson retailed nasty gibes that he knew would reach Lippmann's ears. |
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Unfortunately, plenty of investors develop the nasty habit of boasting of their gains instead of contemplating possible overvaluation concerns. |
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Catfights also cause nasty abscesses that result in pain and trips to the vet for puss. |
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The movie is brimming with witchcraft and wizardry, temptation and all manner of nasty people killing, maiming and thieving. |
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I was soaked to the skin with nasty half-digested, yoghurt-smelling, carrot-chunked barf. |
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A voice that was nasty and spiteful, leaping at any chance to cause her pain. |
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It is a cacophonous six-piece party-punk ensemble of buzzing guitars, nasty vocals, washboards, bugles, and cowbells. |
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I was looking forward to seeing him go after these two nasty gals in a free-for-all of meanness. |
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We end up with a nasty battle of limited viewpoints each struggling to dominate the other. |
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Girls engage in catty behavior and nasty comments, judging each other on appearance and material possessions. |
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Chip production involves some pretty noxious substances, such as the decidedly nasty hydrofluoric acid used to etch the silicon wafers. |
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When a nasty wasp stung two of us, the shaman congratulated us, saying it would help mitigate the future contraction of arthritis. |
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Write a really hateful, nasty letter to your family, telling them all your resentments and rages. |
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The weather always picks up in the New Year and makes you feel Spring is on the way only to become nasty during February. |
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I picked up my phone and had a slew of nasty BBMs from him saying I broke his heart. |
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Shallow ground extends about 500 yards south of the island, causing yet another set of nasty tide rips. |
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My neat, tidy organised life is structured to avoid self-inflicted nasty surprises. |
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I don't understand why someone would do that, unless they are nasty and hurtful. |
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His imperialists are often nasty folk who behaved horribly towards the natives under their yoke. |
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We are prepared to overlook the hurt, the nasty gibes that have been flung at us, and the personal attacks we have suffered. |
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Not just a grudge, but a hateful, vindictive, nasty bitterness that I didn't even know existed until this person's name was brought up. |
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The time-worn argument that conservatives have authoritarian personalities is, more or less, a nasty way of recasting my thesis. |
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But why did all become so nasty in the last few years, so raucous, so mephitic? |
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The cameras have been growing in numbers along all the roads, nasty yellow boxes equipped with a radar gun and a flash camera. |
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Still, at least I had a new toy to take my mind off all the nasty comments I was getting. |
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It is a cause of concern and was a very vicious and nasty attack and we are treating it as a racially motivated incident. |
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Even small amounts of moisture feed nasty mold and mildew growths that can affect your health and lead to major structural damage in your house. |
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If I thought I had seen dirty political tricks as nasty and vile as they could get, I was wrong. |
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The bad guys coming out full of nasty tricks, the good guys seeing their world crumble around them as everything that can go wrong does. |
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Like a cartoonist exaggerates a big nose for effect, we use the full power of nasty words as explosives to get our point across. |
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Because once people meet me, they can see that I'm not a one-eyed monster, a horrible evil nasty guy. |
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Never in all her life had she seen something so disgusting so nasty happen. |
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The nasty aspect of contemporary workplace bullying is that it is directed towards senior employees. |
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Sorry, but my mind has been overflowing with nice things and nasty things in equal measure. |
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I want to think of something to insult you at the moment, but nothing comes to mind that's nasty enough not to compliment you. |
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After what seemed like an eternity of thick fog and really nasty weather, the skies finally cleared up yesterday. |
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Despite an occasional nasty storm, Florida still is as close to paradise as you can get year-round. |
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Normal hail grows up as a drop of rain and is chosen to be frozen and sent to Earth as an envoy of impending nasty winter weather. |
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He looked at Toby's dark hair and green eyes and Riley's brown hair and bluey grey eyes and made a mental note to be particularly nasty to both boys. |
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They actually gain currency when people tut-tut their nasty little jokes. |
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A hazy choral interlude follows, followed by more nasty beats and acerbic lyrics. |
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An aerial image shows what appears to be a spa, roiling water apparently carrying no nasty connotations. |
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Spiegelman was fired for sending a nasty email with antigay slurs to someone who had crossed him. |
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Romney clearly sided with blitzer, eager to discuss the nasty attacks against him. |
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If the government hits the debt ceiling and ceases to pay its obligations, a lot of vendors are in for a nasty shock. |
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The dreaded 15th-century Wallachian ruler had a nasty predilection for punishing disobedient subjects by impaling them on huge spikes, then setting them in the ground. |
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He showed his determination to hang in there when he refused to be substituted despite taking a nasty wallop on the side of the head in the first half. |
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In other worldly news, let me quash a nasty rumour right here and now. |
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I'm gonna get some wet washrags to wash up those nasty cuts. |
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I assumed that she didn't want to be openly nasty to me in front of the children, and helped myself to some rashers of bacon and a new slice of toast. |
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I make jokes about bathing in kero for nasty crawly rashes, even though there was a case years ago about nursing home residents being bathed in it to treat scabies. |
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He's had this nasty go of dysentery, it's left him really rather weak. |
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However, a nasty airborne variant of influenza would be something else. |
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Why did The Washington Post kiss it off in one nasty paragraph? |
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In the past it's always been those nasty orange balls of salmon roe, like unripe redcurrants that pop with an unclean fishy aftertaste in your mouth. |
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It turns out there is something rather nasty in the woodshed. |
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It is the story of a family not so much bound by love and shared experience as by the knowledge that at least one of them saw something nasty in the woodshed. |
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So the dependency story is strange and uneven, and especially nasty when it comes to women. |
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Nadal admitted his confidence was sapped by his time at home nursing a nasty tendonitis. |
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The early Xerox machines had a nasty tendency to catch fire. |
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Cochran had come down with some nasty throat bug and his voice was low and scratchy, but that only made it better. |
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He was hopping into business with some really nasty gangsters. |
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A terror tale with some tangential relationship to actual events, the movie is neither as nasty nor as leanly constructed as it seems to think it is. |
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The viral infection sending hundreds of Midwestern kids to the hospital is EV-68, a rather nasty strain of enterovirus. |
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I had expected them to immediately retaliate with nasty comments. |
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And honestly, what is it with anti-monarchists and nasty pink backgrounds? |
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He fancied himself a Marxist, lived in rooming houses under aliases and was a furtive, nasty man. |
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He seized on her complaints that voters are getting irritated by nasty campaign tactics like the robocalls that have been coming from her own campaign. |
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When she rolls up to the house of the preternaturally nasty John at one point in the film, she seems genuinely surprised at his explosive reaction to her sudden intrusion. |
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Bill, a nasty loan shark, lends Shane the cash he needs to cover his losses, while making it clear that if the money isn't repaid on time, Shane will suffer deeply. |
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And even if you don't want to switch, make sure that you at least arrange an overdraft in advance so you can avoid any nasty surprises in the New Year. |
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Because it was such a nasty case and because, as I put it, they are rough diamonds, one had to be very careful in relation to the law and applying it. |
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Others suffer a nasty twist of fate that balloons their garden-variety misbehavior into a superscandal. |
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When a vampire bites a werewolf, the vampire and wolf will die, because lupine blood is undrinkable, and the werewolf has a nasty reaction to the vampire's fangs. |
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I wrote a rather nasty post which involved some rather choice words. |
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Sidelined for a year with a nasty joint injury, Rafael Nadal returns to the hard court today against Roger Federer. |
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The real Charlie takes his position up behind Forrest and allows him to fire, thoroughly destroying his copies and leaving rather nasty looking impact marks in the arena. |
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Thus, hand fasted relationships could be broken as they were not sanctified by Holy Church, a nasty invidious Norman custom that was just coming in. |
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Some are too bright, in terms of fire, and some are full of wet, slimy, nasty stuff. |
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We nearly had a nasty experience with a ditch and a make-do bridge that it turned out we didn't need to cross anyway, and ended up calming our nerves in The Withy Cafe. |
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Afterward, half-a-dozen young philosophy students went up to her and, being incredibly nasty and critical, tore her apart for the way she had delivered the talk. |
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Even when the crowd turned loud and nasty on certain foreign-policy points, Paul refused to soft-pedal his anti-interventionism. |
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They're known for having a nasty temper and a love of drinking. |
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He has picked up a nasty gash on his leg, though, bleeds quite heavily and limps for the best part of the following week, but no pain, no gain, right? |
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A kid who comes across as arrogant or nasty or ill-informed about the college can trigger a negative interview report. |
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I pounced, grabbed, and came up with three rolls of a really quite pleasant dark rose paper, slightly marbled but with no actual decorative design of the nasty kind. |
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Users of the car-summoning app were steamed when nasty weather drove up prices. |
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I just checked my email and received quite a nasty one from someone who was practically wetting themself because I hadn't replied to an earlier email. |
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Sure ASMR clips can put you to sleep and help stave off insomnia, maybe even get rid of that nasty headache you've had for days. |
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Rape is the third rail of feminism and touching the issue with anything but complete agreement with the accepted approach will give the questioner a nasty shock. |
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Having suffered a few nasty experiences on hockey fields, such as being obliged to play at all, she was firmly of the belief that sport ought to be actively discouraged. |
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Dawn came with some nasty surprises of massive thunderous cracks. |
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Find the right spot and it will be easy to look after and self-seed freely, but can look nasty once past its prime, and should be chopped down or pulled up. |
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It is good for a bit of a chuckle if the weather turns nasty this weekend. |
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Meanwhile, the world's nasty types the greedy, the vicious, the self-serving, the nutters go on their merry way, as murderously unambiguous as ever. |
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Since then it's all become very messy and increasingly nasty too. |
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The quinine-laced tonic water was proscribed as a malaria preventive, and the ingenious troops found adding gin made the nasty stuff slide right down. |
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He attempted to appease the nasty wing of his own party by being tough on immigrants, while pretending that his proposals were liberal and sensible. |
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Or was he in a lock-up in the east end of Glasgow getting roughed up and questioned by some toughs with nasty scars who wanted the keys to his toy factory? |
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It may just be the case that high-end Vancouver real estate is loftily suspended, awaiting such a nasty correction. |
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I shower daily, but if I shampooed every day my hair would turn into a nasty dry mass of stiff split ends, like one of those old-fashioned straw brooms. |
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There's a legal quagmire between this requirement and your right to keep a trade secret, and some truly nasty patent battles have been fought in that swamp. |
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Frankly, if those nasty little cliques are all that's on offer on the parenting front, I can't blame anyone for wanting to hotfoot it back to the office, sharpish. |
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Selfishly I assured myself with the knowledge that Toby had created his own mess in the past, and that if my plan was to miscarry, it would simply be a nasty case of karma. |
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Sitting in the corner of the tank room is a new wooden box that contains about 3,800 litres of a nasty liquid made from a mixture of formalin and salt water. |
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Not only can rats inflict a nasty bite, they are associated with disease. |
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Howard Kurtz examines the nasty narratives, pitting Mr. Ineffectual against Mr. moneybags. |
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After a nasty night on the turps, we headed for a recovery breakfast. |
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