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As they’re quickly educated on the privileges that come with nobility, they’re also coldly informed that people of their station do not hold jobs.

Miller was also coldly efficient, throwing just 78 pitches with 53 strikes.

With supplies shrinking and his men dropping, Cornwallis coldly started to force many refugees out of the town.

The book traces that saga but also delves into Diane Foley’s dismay over what she portrays as a coldly bureaucratic U.S. government response to her son’s disappearance, two years before his death.

Misaye, equally truthful, has more hues to reveal as Caitlyn, who powerfully stands up to her father when he minimizes her grief over a miscarriage in his coldly scientific manner.