During the events leading to the third ending, Manah reveals Furiae's feelings for Caim, who shows revulsion at the revelation: due to this and the Watchers' influence, Furiae stabs herself.
Clinton repeated her support for a woman's right to control her body, while Trump showed his revulsion of late-term abortions and repeatedly described it as "rip[ping] the baby out of the womb".
But according to Suddeutsche Zeitung, Mr. Kummer had expressed this thought himself in an article nearly two years earlier in the Swiss newspaper Weltwoche, writing: "She plays with her breasts not to show off but to demonstrate revulsion.
It shows a revulsion for the excesses of the art market, and a turn away from the creation of objects for that market.
Republican operatives say that polls have consistently shown that revulsion of the estate tax runs deep in farm states such as those in play in this election.
Daily Telegraph: MP's expenses: Paying for Tory grandees Times: Poll shows public revulsion at MPs' conduct over expenses Guardian: Polly Toynbee: Gordon Brown must go.
These boys show no revulsion at the idea of getting naked with women who may be wrinkly or more than a little overweight or just not as taut as they used to be.
All I will say is that when the sport is occasionally accused of losing its moral compass, as happened last week when Queens Park Rangers seemed prepared to offer the unlikeable Marlon King a way back into football, the almost universal reaction of revulsion showed that the moral compass is still in full working order.
Ms. Fath, who had been a cast member on "One Life to Live," dubbed the talk show "The Revulsion" and wrote on Twitter, "It's hard to even muster up an 'We told you so.' " The other new talk show, "The Chew," has had steadier ratings.
Cats would not make so bold a show of revulsion, yet we, as cat owners (a term that belongs to the theater of the absurd, as both parties are aware), are wearily mindful of the gambits by which superiority is vaunted: the courteous sniff that precedes the refusal of food; the glowering retreat to an aerie, in the opposite corner of the room; the turning of the tail.
