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“Donkey Kong was a little more brutal,” Wise said.

Judge Geraint Walters said it was "hard for anybody to imagine a more brutal and terrifying attack within a person’s own home".

From BBC

Following Celine Dion’s strange surprise appearance in an NFL promo, Grande imitated the singer delivering a similar message — this time for the even more brutal sport of UFC.

The fierce Hamas attack was no more brutal than 75 years of denial of the right of return to Palestinian refugees, or 57 years of Israeli occupation, or the 17-year siege of the Gaza Strip.

Frida and the other women on the trip are being conditioned into believing that they’re enjoying themselves through erased memory; the more brutal the men torture them, the more the women forget.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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