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"But she has previously been an abusive relationships and understandably, she sort of believes that something terrible must have happened for her to have reacted in this way towards him."

From BBC

“If something terrible is in the past — a car accident, a sexual assault, a bus bombing — we can say to patients: ‘OK, this thing is over, and we are in the future now.’

But also this larger idea about sports in America, and how we raise our athletes up and turn them into heroes, and then the same way we tear them down when they do something terrible.

From Salon

“To send migrants away, to leave them wherever you want, to leave them … it’s something terrible, there is evil there,” the Pope said about Trump’s plan for the “bloody” mass deportation of tens of millions of people.

From Salon

But he said she must have known about the "simmering feud" and what had happened to Mr Connelly, adding it "must have been obvious something terrible had occurred" with the "relentless beating".

From BBC

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

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