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The Syrian government pressed its campaign against rebellious cities across the country on Tuesday, with residents of the central city of Homs describing the renewed shelling there as particularly harsh.

But the resolution's actual language — to consider proposals, one potential long-term means — doesn't come across as particularly harsh; then there's Vestager's message that, in any case, she won't be influenced by it.

Even by the standards of Russian jurisprudence, the case struck many as particularly harsh: a housewife and mother of seven children, one of whom was still breastfeeding, had been taken from her family and ordered held in Moscow's high-security Lefortovo prison, pending trial.

She describes Michelle Visage as "particularly harsh".

The United Nations human rights office said it had no doubt Trump's remarks were "racist," while the Vatican newspaper branded them as "particularly harsh and offensive".

In a worrying time, the terrorist attacks in Mumbai on November 26th-29th came as a particularly harsh blow.

The country's laws, though they have been changing over the past decade, are still criticized by human rights groups as being particularly harsh for women.

(The latter came as a particularly harsh blow to the governor, for copies of those papers sent to St .Lucia with his wife for safeguarding were destroyed by fire).

The vision of hands-off government will strike many — strikes me — as harsh, and particularly harsh now, against the backdrop of the storm's ravages.

North Korea needs Chinese aid urgently as it faces a particularly harsh spring with food shortages.

Reporters Without Borders singled out leaders from Egypt, Turkey, Russia, Algeria and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), as being responsible for particularly harsh environments for journalists.