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harsh

[hahrsh] / hɑrʃ /




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That was a difficult moment for Jonas, who says the harsh response involved untrue statements about his character and intentions, “I have always stood for community,” he says.

From Los Angeles Times

But the ships are designed to operate in the harshest Arctic conditions, equipped for intelligence gathering, search-and-rescue as well as scientific exploration.

From Barron's

The backlash on social media was harsh, with many viewers calling the gimmick crass, disrespectful to the nominees and even dystopian.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some conservative activists in Senegal have long demanded harsher penalties.

From BBC

An added challenge for Mrs Bennet is her "harsh" husband, said Jones.

From BBC