With a kind of devilish glee he devises for himself ever more terrible punishments, tortures, eviscerations. |
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The concrete reality consists of kidnappings, murders, tortures, rapes and massacres. |
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He mocks and tortures the Chinese laundryman, though privately his friend, along with the other boys. |
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So I'm bent by such grievous tortures, painful to suffer, piteous to behold. |
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He is very effective in torturing people and because Jack tortures people things work. |
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Pinochet must now give account for more than 3,000 deaths, exiles and tortures in the 17 years of his dictatorship. |
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So, like a child forcing a parent to the edge of unconditional love, he tortures the vocabulary, mutilating and spindling the geometry. |
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These factors become worse when children have experienced violent situations as abuses, tortures or the death of relatives. |
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They told me how they had been beaten, choked, frozen, electrocuted, all kinds of these horrible, horrible tortures. |
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The guitarist on the left of the singer headbangs away as he tortures the life out of his Ran guitar and jokes around with Peter. |
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A being which has died under the tortures of flaying represents a special attraction for necromancers. |
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Spain, where every kind of retribution including the crudest of tortures were the standard response, suffered many more outrages. |
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But what did this ferocious critic of Allende's regime say of its now alleged political tortures or killings? |
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In this drama, she plays Mildred Rogers, the vulgar, manipulative London waitress who tortures the infatuated, clubfooted Philip Carey, an artists turned medical student played by Leslie Howard. |
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Eddie, meanwhile, has tortures of his own, the moral agonies of an upright man once compromised by the criminal activities of his crooked brother-in-law. |
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The place turns out to be a brightly lit cell in the Ministry of Love, where O'Brien tortures Winston and reveals – as villains of fiction often do – his methods and motives. |
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Warrior without fear of Infernus clan, she has joined their forces only a few decades ago but has quickly earned a place as Avator's right arm and mistress of tortures. |
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The play addresses society's obsession with physical perfection by imagining a future state run by the unattractive, which tortures and exterminates the beautiful. |
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In the film Dirty Harry, the fictional hero-Inspector Harry Callahanshoots and tortures a psychopathic kidnapper in a failed attempt to save a child's life. |
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What relationship could there be between red tape, and a person who bears witness to his or her faith in Jesus Christ, despite the deadly tortures of the executioners? |
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Jack Bauer can never save the planet unless he tortures somebody. |
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And so, when you see the fire rain from the sky, it shall not be that the heavens have opened, nor that the sun tortures you, but the work of man spreading death and destruction. |
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Directed by temenos Artistic Director Kate Bligh, The Lieutenant of Inishmore is the story of a sadistic INLA terrorist who mercilessly kills and tortures people but pampers his cat. |
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When the judge realized that these tortures would not shake his faith, he ordered that Alban be beheaded. |
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Frightful tortures inflicted on its unfortunate inhabitants were connected with its destruction. |
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They unhesitatingly killed those who clung to the old faith, sometimes after incredible tortures. |
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Lawrence, in which David Bowie's New Zealand army officer bewitches the tough Japanese POW camp commander who tortures him, played by composer Ryuichi Sakamoto. |
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All these tortures he resisted till the hangman gave him an intoxicating draught, and under its influence he confessed that he was a were wolf after all. |
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And this was the hour Brother Jacques had planned and waited for! For this moment he had donned the robes, isolated himself, taken vows, suffered physical tortures! |
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