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But they emerged grim-faced and tight-lipped at 5 p.m., saying only that they were "making progress".

By 1936 his mature style fully emerged in grim, close-up views of death such as Loyalist Soldier, Spain.

Some of what emerged was grim, including the aggressive and sustained looting and arson of Qawalish that followed the rebels' entry into the town.

The picture that emerges is grim: the president is waging a secret war in Yemen, and it's time for him to come clean.

Beneath the marketing glitz emerges a grim reality: Winston Cup racing is getting boring.

It was the latest in a string of large-scale industrial accidents, underscoring the cut corners and regulatory oversights that have emerged as a grim side effect of China's breakneck economic ascent.

She was there when her sibling emerged from The Grimmer, but is "sibling" the right term for the girl who climbed out of the water to take Triss's place in the Crescent family's home?

Then more art came to light; we started to understand their writing; and the grim truth emerged.

The Fed survey came just hours after equally grim news emerged about the American services sector, which makes up the bulk of the nation's economic output.

Hours before Human Rights Watch released its findings, and urged rebel authorities to respect and protect civilians and their property, another grim scene emerged between the villages of Um al-Jersan and Qawalish.

The prognosis was grim: it emerged the cancer had spread to my liver and oesophagus, and I was given six to nine months to live – maybe 12 if I responded well to chemotherapy.