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Adam Isacson, a migration and border expert from the Washington Office on Latin America, said that "nightmarish images" of mass deportations could also cost a potential Trump administration politically from a public relations standpoint.

From BBC

They come by the hundreds, all vying for the latest Labubu, a furry toy character with rabbit-like ears and a nightmarish grin stretched wide over a row of serrated teeth.

He runs down to the store’s basement, a nightmarish warren of shelves stuffed with what looks like tens of thousands of shirts, hoodies, and other unsold or not-yet-sold merchandise.

From Slate

All of those issues seemed to swirl up in the same nightmarish moment Saturday night, not long after USC looked primed to put away Maryland, a team that was without a single Big Ten win this season.

For anyone living in America, the nightmarish shift in a contaminated drug supply is all too familiar.

From Salon

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