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The Indians fought back, with horrifying effect, before they were eventually subdued.

They get high by rubbing ants on their wings, and they've attacked so many people one researcher mapped all the incidents to horrifying effect.

One particular sample that was offensive to the department is a response to an essay seeking the students' views on "the impact of European colonization of the 'New World'," to which the essayist hypothesized European colonization "has a horrifying and negative effect on the natives that have been here for thousands of years".

They were horrified by slavery's effect on families — the black families routinely sundered when husbands were torn from wives and children snatched from their mothers and fathers at the auctioneer's block, and the white families in which fathers sexually exploited female slaves and then sold their own coffee-colored children as if they were cattle.

When barbed wire first appeared, in 1874, prospective buyers found it repellent to look at and were horrified at its effects on livestock.

Unlike the N.F.L.'s decision last month to punish players for helmet-to-helmet hits in an effort to minimize the long-term effects of concussions, the 1910 rule changes were a reaction to a raft of horrifying deaths on the field.

Like everyone else I find the "internet tidal wave effect" horrifying.

The New York Times: Horrifying new numbers on America's obesity rates.

He would have been horrified by the current proposal to widen the A303 with destructive effect on the surroundings of this important monument".

As for the effect on Mr. Bush of the near-daily deaths of American soldiers, Mr. Markle said, "It's got to be horrifying".

"It's horrifying that the hookworm effects are so profound, half of women by 26 or 28 have yet to fall pregnant and that's a huge effect on life," he said.