It was the first brutal step towards taking him back.
If confirmed, the mass execution would be the most brutal step known to have been taken by the country's 30-year-old leader, Kim Jong Un, who came to power two years ago after the death of his father, Kim Jong Il.
But for Washingtonians, the freeze was brutal, and stepping into a warmly lit place to wrap one's hands around a steaming mug, one that wafts aromas of booze and lemon and clove into your face, feels great — once, of course, the feeling has returned to your face.
People that dive headfirst into taking that brutal first step aren't any stronger than the rest of us; they've simply learned that it yields great results.
From the start their hands were tied: although the Wilson government had acted as midwife to the deal through the Industrial Reorganisation Corporation, neither the Government nor the IRC were prepared to take the brutal, if logical step of allowing BMC to go into bankruptcy before the deal (as the Heath government did with Rolls-Royce a few years later).
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"A more brutal politician would have stepped back and fought back, just like Bakrie," Mr. Mohamad said.
Bodies are racked by spasms of shivering, the dancers turn on each other in brutal beatings, military goose-stepping, the miming of war.
A pal says the only worse job he has had was in a karaoke-and-sex club run for the pleasure of army officers during the years of brutal military dictatorship.The generals stepped back from government in 2011 and now that Myanmar is opening up, global chains are moving in to oust relics like the Asia Plaza.
If the cardinal witnessed a brutal sexual attack on the steps of St. Patrick's Cathedral, would he call the police?
Brutal networks of terror have stepped into the vacuum.
