(Brantley) 'Really Really' The young playwright Paul Downs Colaizzo shows an assured appreciation of the addictive power of ambiguity in this merciless state-of-a-generation play, set on a college campus.
A match that was meant to show the England coach, Steve McNamara, his resources for next month's three-Test series against New Zealand succeeded instead in casting a merciless light on the state of French rugby league.
One especially merciless attack by the state in May 1964 was mounted against the so-called Marquetalia Republic, where 1,600 troops assailed up to 1,000 armed peasants in their rural enclave.
Governor Jan, if you sign this bill, your actions will contribute to the further decline in Arizona's already wretched reputation due to your state's merciless attacks on the human and civil rights of its residents.
"It was a merciless attack," Fernando Aristizabal, a top state official told Colombia's Caracol Radio.
Yet over the course of "Neighbourhood Watch," the latest comedy from Alan Ayckbourn, this harmless milquetoast gradually begins acquiring the attributes of a merciless chief of a police state.
Significantly, this merciless critic of the current state of Roman Catholicism nevertheless found it impossible to affiliate himself with the Protestant Reformation when it arose, and he died a faithful, if unappreciated, member of the Roman Catholic Church.
A St. Vladimir Cathedral was built there, in the eighteen-nineties (a cathedral of the same name was built, a decade earlier, in Kiev), and soon thereafter the Soviet state launched its merciless war on religion and the clergy.
In the Florida Panhandle, residents who cross into Alabama and Georgia to shop and work say the criticism from the neighboring states has been merciless.
BALTIMORE — The patient founded a totalitarian state known for its "merciless terror," Dr. Victoria Giffi told a rapt audience of doctors and medical students on Friday afternoon.
