| Trujillo is long gone and it is hard to believe that the country she finds on her return was once the terror-struck place she had fled. |
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| But why are we so terror-struck by dentists, especially when we need all the help we can get, given our traditionally less-than-perfect smiles? |
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| In fact, the clock had struck three before the noises finally ceased, but even after that Mary was too terror-struck to sleep. |
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| I saw the terror-struck faces, and the frantic waving of their arms! |
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