| So, like a child forcing a parent to the edge of unconditional love, he tortures the vocabulary, mutilating and spindling the geometry. |
| Spain, where every kind of retribution including the crudest of tortures were the standard response, suffered many more outrages. |
| But what did this ferocious critic of Allende's regime say of its now alleged political tortures or killings? |
| They told me how they had been beaten, choked, frozen, electrocuted, all kinds of these horrible, horrible tortures. |
| Pinochet must now give account for more than 3,000 deaths, exiles and tortures in the 17 years of his dictatorship. |
| 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. |
