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It is, in a monstrous way, the picture of the year.
But the smoke covered you, and two days later you had poison ivy in a monstrous way.
It's a monstrous way to obtain such a humble protein and these measures to treat chickens like chickens, and not a part of an assembly line, are commendable.
I really want to hope that our government will find common sense and stop showing itself in such a monstrous way".
It was a monstrous way to transmit a message, whatever that message was, and the scale of the killing was large even amid the exceptional sorrows of the Kashmir Valley.
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He converts the dog (whom he doesn't name) into an avatar of his agony in a comically monstrous way, and, after he loses possession of her, she ends up in the home of a grandly taciturn elderly woman (Ellen Burstyn), who has trouble walking and seeing but is brilliantly, coldly lucid.
"I like scary witches because I think there's a lot of power in a woman being really scary and not in a sexy, Quentin Tarantino way; in a cold-blooded, monstrous way.
Mr. Abramoff's communiqués and Representative Mark Foley's are, in their monstrous way, among the book's bigger treats.
Kerry thinks of Assad as the toxic product of his family and his political environment, a kind of rational autocrat who set out to reform his country but, when faced with the prospect of joining the list of deposed Arab dictators, acted in the predictably monstrous way of his father, who, in 1982, slaughtered twenty thousand people in the city of Hama to put down a Muslim Brotherhood uprising.
It is not so much a satire of Hollywood as it is an examination of Hollywood desperation, and the manic, monstrous ways that people behave when they crave fame.
You see the monstrous ways people live: foam ceiling tiles, plaster architraves, build-in TV stands, tumorous garages, wood chip wallpaper, lightbulbs without the shade.
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