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In Vile's view of life, everything's a circle: The more you live, the more you understand, and the more you understand, the more your live.
And yet in Vile Bodies' extraordinary colonising progress lay the seeds of its obsolescence.
Subordinates have accused him of berating them in vile language and driving away talented professionals.
One of the reasons for the paradigm-shift of Judd Apatow's improvisational comedies is their source in vile impulses.
Among the Crow they were expected to romp with each other and to talk to each other in vile or sexually explicit language.
The UN reckons that 70% of the country's prisoners, most of them kept in vile conditions, have yet to be tried.
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As for Paul's father's relations with his in-laws, they're couched in vilest terms.
It grew much darker and blacker in vilest intensity with coagulated punch-ups going oddly unnoticed due to the annoying and most profound darkness that at least cost nothing.
They are called rusalki in Russia, vile or samovile in Serbo-Croatia and Bulgaria.
"Imagine working in this vile hole, showered in sewage, with jets of flame coming out," Hulse says.
There have been further cinematic Waugh adaptations: A Handful of Dust in 1988, Vile Bodies (filmed as Bright Young Things) in 2003 and Brideshead again in 2008.
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