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So was my brother, and he was so terrorised he was sent to school in another town.
Hospitals are now so terrorised by the Nice Big Brother surveillance that obstetricians push women through the drill of so-called natural labour when it would perhaps be best to cut their losses.
Carney in particular was a sight to behold, looking every inch the winger he was at Castleford, terrorising the Saints defence almost every time he touched the ball.
But he conceded it "looked like he was terrorising" fellow students and that he should have informed people he was filming.
When he's not terrorising League Two centre-backs, Akinfenwa also finds time to run a clothing line bearing the 'Beast Mode' name.
Here he is terrorising the helmet-less Brian Close, a bald Englishman in his forties.
'I felt furious with Emma for being so ineffectual - and I passionately hated her daughter for terrorising my son.
New Zealand will be so quick out of the blocks, they will be aiming to terrorise France from the opening whistle.
The prosecution thus has to prove both that Mr Taylor bears responsibility for the actions of a third party (always a difficult task), and to show that he was arming the rebels so as to terrorise the Sierra Leonean population and to gain control of the country's diamonds.That the RUF committed horrendous acts of cruelty amounting to crimes against humanity is not in doubt.
