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horrors



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The Jews of my Chicago were a few generations—often none at all—from the horrors of Europe.

From The Wall Street Journal

Our new home would be safe; our move would mean calm, distance from war, a fresh start for a child who had seen and experienced horrors that no child should.

From The Wall Street Journal

When Parliament debated An Act for the Abolition of the Slave Trade in 1807, the Zorg was highlighted as “a primary example of the horrors of the slave trade,” Mr. Kara writes.

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Our contemporary horrors will inevitably become yesterday’s news.

From Los Angeles Times

Residents of the towers who were away when the fire started recounted the horrors of learning that their family members may have been trapped inside the buildings.

From The Wall Street Journal