Every day there is another story about a serial animal killer happily posing next to dead elephants, lions, rhinos, and the ever-vicious vegetarian giraffes.
As housing prices have risen in recent years in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, the bite taken at closings seems ever more vicious.
Duncan Smith and George Osborne seem only interested in creating an ever larger vicious circle of poverty involving low pay and tax credits, requiring relief via food-bank charity.
Nonviolence allowed the leaders to expose the villainy of their foes aggressively, to make their enemies' sins work against them as they were exposed in ever more vicious forms.
As the 2016 election campaign turns ever more vicious, Donald Trump is reportedly longing to return to the less competitive world of TV – even to the point of starting his own cable news network according to Vanity Fair.
Ever since vicious ethnic clashes erupted between the Pokomo and Orma several months ago in a swampy, desolate part of Kenya, the Tawfiq Hospital has instituted a strict policy for the victims who are trundled in: Pokomos on one side, Ormas on the other.
And is there hope for ongoing unsolved dilemmas – such as childcare, and how best to rethink our commitments to work, home and community – in the fact that capitalism is now in crisis, or can we only despair as it takes ever more vicious forms when under attack?
Of course, to do this, the next president has to reign in his vassals, or be sucked into an ever more vicious cycle of submission to the forces that are blocking Mexico's path to prosperity.
Although Syria's rebels are losing support as the war becomes ever-more vicious and the jihadis ever-more numerous, few think President Bashar Assad holds the answer: 66% reckon his regime should be overthrown.
Vast reservoirs of methane – a greenhouse gas 30 times more potent than carbon dioxide – lie beneath the permafrost, and as global temperatures rise and the permafrost thaws, it could leak out and speed up the pace of climate change in an ever-faster vicious circle.
You express a common sentiment that this presidential election is "a window onto a country split down the middle, a dysfunctional family feud getting ever more devious, vicious and hateful" (Week in Review, Nov. 26).
