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Mr Levy said the "monster" attacker tried to bash down the doors of the synagogue and he recalled locking the building down with other congregations members.

In March, Taylor left “no grey area” about hanging out with the British actor at the Vanity Fair Oscars bash.

It’s one of many moments over the last decade that have galvanized conservative factions around calls to boycott the Super Bowl, or at least publicly bash the event.

It's easy to bash the young striker, but he didn't lack hunger or work-rate.

The company had intervened in the 2004 presidential election in favor of President George W. Bush by running a “documentary” bashing Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry, the Democratic nominee.