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Farmers on the fragile soils and in the violent climates of Africa know all about that.
The greatest sympathy is reserved for the families of those who were killed by the bombing and in the violent pursuit that followed — and for the dozens who were severely injured in the blasts.
In Fokine's Carnaval Nijinsky was an enigmatic Harlequin opposite Karsavina's Columbine, and in the violent, sexually charged Scheherazade, which he danced, according to one witness, "with horrifying virtuosity", he was the exotic Golden Slave.
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Defensible Space: People and Design in the Violent City (1972) by Oscar Newman, an American professor of urban planning, was a big influence on Ballard.
Subsequent reigns were increasingly marked by eunuch intervention in court politics and their involvement in the violent power struggles of the imperial consort clans.
It's scary and horrible and scarring, but not in the violent A Prophet type way you think.
Sontag spent her life trying to grasp modernity, both as a specific series of developments in the arts and as the quintessence of experience in the violent and demoralizing twentieth century.
Among the sanctions proposed are "a travel ban and asset freeze on Belarussian officials, judges and security officers involved in the violent election crackdown," the statement said.
And, in the meantime, violent crime rates have only gone down.
He is making a good living in the violent and seamy world of speculative real-estate development in Paris.
Once Clarence and Rell find themselves entwined in the violent underbelly of Los Angeles, the film devolves into endless shootouts.
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