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She perused grotesque album covers while I investigated the indie art studios upstairs.

The Israeli armed forces have inflicted untold misery on the civilian population of Gaza in retaliation for the grotesque Hamas attacks of Oct.

It underscores the shallowness of his distinction between legal and illegal arrivals, his flirtation with Great Replacement Theory, and his grotesque fixation on genetics.

From Slate

This would not be possible if his audience did not already thirst for the spectacle of Trump’s cruelty — a grotesque panorama of cities overrun by thieves, murderers and criminally insane, sapping the marrow of the law that once made America safe for white collar felons like Trump.

From Salon

“Today's 13- and 14-year-olds who commit these grotesque offences were three or four years old 10 years ago,” conservative Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson told a televised debate of party leaders on public TV last weekend.

From BBC

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