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Rodriguez was a terrible decision at the time it was decided, and it remains an even more terrible decision today.

Several were named Ivan, one more terrible than the next until we arrive at Ivan the Terrible in 1533.

The Frum blog has catalogued some of the more terrible suggestions for the GOP for dealing with the fiscal cliff.

Another, more terrible failure is that the family agreed to the “amicable solution” offered by their friends.

Bellamy's threatening look rose before him, and made them appear even larger and more terrible than they were.

But there was another storm raging in those streets, more terrible than any elemental warfare.

Nothing is more terrible than a people who, having nothing to lose, fight in the united spirit of rapine and of religion.

As they advanced they saw evidences on every hand of the terrible Mantatees, and the still more terrible Matabele.

This devastation, slow and silent as the tomb, was even more terrible than the brilliant ravages of a conflagration.