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If the book was some grim Trojan horse of despair, the kid would be dead!

There was some grim poetry in the Libyan trials — Mas'ud might have evaded justice for arming the bomb that blew up Pan Am Flight 103, yet when he was finally put on trial in Libya it was for bombmaking.

"Oh no, no!" interjected the author, recalling that there was some grim weather in the book, but conceding that the beautiful "raggedness" of the landscape was fundamental to the story.

Behind the dueling experts are some grim facts about this screening test.

There are some grim reminders of his, shall we say, method of governance in yet another new Russian ad.

The narrative sounds bleak in summary; there's no happy ending, and there are some grim, sudden bursts of violence.

Even for Modi's critics — and these are not necessarily all Congress supporters — there may be some grim solace to be taken from the results.

But there would be some grim consequences – inevitable job losses at St James Parkk (again) and a negative impact on the local economy.

Christine Lagarde (@Lagarde) I am in Ireland, and speaking at historic Dublin Castle - watch it live March 8 @ 1130H GMT/0630H EST... fb.me/1EVmKD35n March 8 , 201310.32am GMT UK building work drops in January Sticking with the UK, there are some grim figures out about UK construction.

There are some grim aspects of recent local history: between 2010 and 2012, for example, reports of tensions between Latvians and Lithuanians, five murders of eastern European people, and headlines about an alleged "Baltic mafia".

On the slow train out of Porto to Guimaraes, once the centre of the country's thriving textile, clothing and footwear manufacturing industry, there are some grim faces.