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Even by Sir Alex Ferguson's standards there was something remarkably brutal about Keane's final few hours as a United player.

"Hazing has changed from the goofy high jinks of the 50's and 60's to something that is remarkably brutal and vicious," said Gary Powell, a hazing expert in Cincinnati who writes a legal newsletter for schools and fraternities.

Having secured seven promotions in 10 years to find themselves among the top 40 rugby clubs in England, Ampthill are happy to reap the benefits of having a player who, despite spending 10 years in the front row at the highest level of club rugby, wears the rigours of his brutal trade remarkably well.

REMARKABLY forgiving of Indonesia for its brutal 24-year occupation of their country, Timor-Leste's leaders seem less tolerant of Australia.

That is partly because many South Koreans share a blind faith in the ultimate benign nature of the North's brutal regime about which they are remarkably ill-informed.

Thorpe was a brutal slashing runner, but also a remarkably powerful defensive player.

After a brutal civil war, the handover of power was remarkably calm.

What also defined this match were the brutal, extended rallies with the fast and fluid men covering court remarkably well and being quite discriminating about their spots to take chances.

The Taliban's Twitter account frequently issues statements and claims responsibility for attacks around the country, a remarkably different approach from when the group banned television and most technology during their brutal, six-year rule.

(Who can be opposed to opposing war?) But it's also remarkably sly, a superhero movie that raises an eyebrow at superhero movies, so bloody and brutal, so senseless and dreadful.

Remarkably it took them just 8.2 overs, losing only the wicket of their captain Robert Croft, who made a brutal 46 off 25 balls in concert with the equally destructive Ian Thomas, who made 38 not out off 25 balls.