But it took a sudden and bitter turn in recent months, when another company — a company that, like Texaco, is a subsidiary of Chevron — sued to condemn most of the disputed land and expropriate it, arguing that it was acting in the national interest.
Many millions of viewers were shocked, and almost all taken aback by the abrupt realization of tragedy amid much-loved national television and after riotous laughter to that sudden and bitter end.
All this accompanied, at least in the west, by a turmoil of argument among intellectuals and artists, of bitter rivalries, sudden apostasy, self-delusion and deep mutual suspicion.
To anti-psychiatrists, Insel's sudden disparagement of their bitter enemy — a mere three weeks before the A.P.A. released the fifth edition of the D.S.M. — came as aid and comfort, a large dose of Schadefreudian therapy.
His sudden interference led to bitter fighting and atrocities, and although Henry was crowned king in Pavia on May 15 , 1004 he returned home, without defeating Arduin, to pursue his campaigns against Bolesław.
Managing a patient places us in the middle of hard decisions, bitter truths and sudden hallway conversations.
He is prone to sudden anger and outbursts of bitter tears, stamping his feet at every trifle; for this reason he is his mother's special nursling and care.
If he's feeling bitter about the sudden ax, maybe he can apply to Hershey, food giant Cadbury Schweppes –or better yet, quit candy and try Nestle.
The movie has a keen, bitter sense of the sudden breakdown of preposterous illusions.
