Her ribs ached, her stomach hurt unmercifully, and her back was killing her. |
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And I was really ticklish when I was a kid, and my cousins used to trap me at Empire Bay and tickle me unmercifully. |
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They'd allow people to enjoy the nice weather, which can be unmercifully short and fickle. |
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Without the protection of dunes the wind will unmercifully shift the sand wherever it chooses. |
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The sun beats down unmercifully and I'm thankful for the days when my palm tree is there to provide a bit of shade. |
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Writers unmercifully poked fun at the mass-produced Civil War statues on their nearly identical plinths, or World War I doughboys standing awkwardly in town squares. |
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I grew up in a family where my father stabbed my mother, tried to shoot my mother, beat her unmercifully. |
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The Tigers, who had beaten the Yankees so unmercifully in their playoff, looked older than Father Perrault by the end. |
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Reporters unmercifully peppered Clark with questions, but she refused to concede any ground, parroting the statements of the premier and her party like a robot. |
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After the party breaks up each couple criticizes the other unmercifully. |
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Some delight in hounding the stars unmercifully. |
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With its emphasis on refinement and delicacy in thought and expression, the salon eventually bred the extravagances that Molière pilloried unmercifully in Les Précieuses ridicules. |
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London, many British cities and the English Channel ports were bombed unmercifully, and the U-boats, using their brand new bases in France, attacked convoys and independently-routed ships almost at will. |
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They unmercifully bundled me and my gallant second into our own hackney coach. |
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The Boers sjamboked unmercifully or shot natives whom they suspected of giving information to the British. |
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The faux African rhythms clash unmercifully with the electrodes. |
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As I said earlier, the Prime Minster and the Minister for Employment and Youth Affairs have unmercifully labelled sections of the unemployed as dole bludgers. |
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