AS BAD news flows thick and fast, it has become clear that a vicious shake-out is under way in the global telecoms industry, led by the mobile operations on which dozens of companies have staked their futures.
Indignant Labor MPs and chortling Coalition members join each other in vicious head shaking.
Not surprisingly, I found the March 9 news article about the gang rape of a young girl, "Vicious Assault Shakes Texas Town," disturbing.
A spate of bombings since Mr Hariri's death, as well as vicious infighting, has shaken confidence in Lebanon's ability to pull itself together.
But Mr McClusky, assistant general secretary of the Unite union, said: "While Iain Duncan Smith has been presented as the Government's Mister Nice, he cannot shake off the vicious Tory determination to make the poor suffer.
Like a lot of students at the Pleasantville Cottage School, Rafaelina, a soft-spoken 17-year-old with long, wavy hair, was shaken by the vicious attack on a counselor here.
To break the vicious cycle, we need a radical shake-up of how the voting public can take part in democracy.
You see people after a vicious hit or a missed call literally shaking, as if it happened to them.
Gary is desperate to earn some money and shake off the attentions of his vicious alcoholic father (superbly played by Gary Poulter).
Vicious and repeated attacks in Kabul this quarter shook confidence in the national-unity government.
I have a vicious fear of the colour and start screaming and shaking uncontrollably when I touch it".
