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A report in The Sun gave harrowing details of the body, but we've learned the "autopsy report" was fabricated and completely false.

He took a series of harrowing photographs of ragged men who look as if they are freezing to death.

The stock market plunged Thursday in a harrowing five-minute selloff that appeared to be triggered by a breakdown of trading systems.

Smoking was not good for her voice, of course, but under these harrowing circumstances, quitting was impossible.

"Sick Girl" is the harrowing account of her 17-year journey through our health care system, told in unflinching detail.

Still, being on the business end of a med student's first exam can be harrowing , according to this dispatch from a Slate reporter.

The utility model can be used for ploughing, harrowing and leveling the ground when a user sits on the seat saddle.

It's all-day harrowing, even much more than how yesterday. Maybe it is the same way to cut, more pain when a cut becomes a cut.

But by the end of this harrowing year of debt, it was hard . to be confident.

Carmine is made, literally, from ground-up cochineal insects, which is just a more harrowing way of saying mashed red beetles.

Mr. Buffett slammed the door on one opportunity after another during the most harrowing stretch of his storied career.

Then what had seemed a simple bout of diarrhea in the morning often led to a harrowing, bloody race to the emergency room by midnight.

No one negates history out of a passing whim, but only under the impact of harrowing and unsuspected tragedies.

After eight harrowing minutes, the Foreign Minister regained consciousness and exhibited a strong, regular pulse.

That WAS a harrowing scene on the road, but it WAS also a typical and vivid portrayal of racial harmony.

We ran into a bad storm at sea , and it was a harrowing experience .

She was visited by her vicar and hospice workers and faced the harrowing task of explaining to her eldest daughter 'where mummy was going'.

Some of the techniques were borrowed from the harrowing experiences of US soldiers held captive in Hanoi during the Vietnam war.

Relief workers are hearing harrowing stories of mothers who had to abandon their weakest child on the long track to get here from Somalia.

Spray watering or drying out by harrowing and re-spreading, as the case may be required to improve compaction characteristics.

The story does not shy away from depicting the harrowing details of the campaign, down to the dysentery and malaria.

Nothing compels the emotions of readers more than an account, in skillful literary hands, of a harrowing childhood.

Buying "big" software, a massive ERP package, salesforce automation or CRM package, or a business warehouse can be a harrowing process.

Jimmy's story, like the others, was harrowing. But unlike the other panel members.

The most urgent and harrowing housing needs have remained much the same over the last two centuries.

Many lives have been lost, and the nation has in recent days been transfixed by the harrowing stories of the survivors.

Then the harrowing, hope rain, dressing, backwater hoe weeding, together with procedures, leads to a longing eyes.

not all readers are ready for a glimpse at the appalling hubris and harrowing self-doubt that beset most writers.

There was some harrowing combination of factors that made her susceptible to addiction.

Of course it was a brutal and harrowing time, but that isn't the reason for my disquiet.

Personal story of surviving harrowing accidents, as well as the anxiety that seems to be growing every day with the story.

Speed limits and traffic regulations are poorly enforced, so driving on the new expressways can be harrowing.

Likewise today, Nato policy towards Libya is powerfully affected by harrowing word portraits delivered daily by journalists in Misurata.

The harrowing scenes of misery are supposed to be receding into Venezuela's history.

Life without the injured Andrew Bynum and Pau Gasol has often been harrowing . And there's no telling when that will change.

The harrowing war scenes never feel like director's grandstanding, and the sentimental moments are heart-wrenching without becoming drippy.

And we ran into a FARC patrol at dawn, so it was quite harrowing.

Despite abundant and harrowing testimony, Japan admits only general responsibility.

That, my friends, was an even deeper, more harrowing adventure.

Time and again during the 18 harrowing years she allegedly spent in captivity, Jaycee Lee Dugard must have had the chance to cry for help.

it is the names that make this volume uniquely harrowing , singularly distressing , exceptionally depressing.

It was nothing if not demanding, bringing back harrowing memories of 'Luigi's Purple Coin Hunt'.

A harrowing week-long vigil sees his condition improve, but his status turns critical in the middle of the night.

Last summer, a dear friend was thriving on Avastin, until a sudden, harrowing reaction landed her in the hospital.

Her story was a harrowing narrative of violent sexual assault.

But as harrowing as the Fukushima debacle has been, it hasn't dimmed the hopes of nuclear technologists, suppliers and manufacturers.

CNN broadcast a harrowing interview with one woman who has fallen into poverty.

Some told harrowing tales of their confinement for weeks under heavy artillery fire.

The shipwreck was a harrowing experience.

If you learn nothing else from the last few harrowing days, you should learn the difference between what is obvious and what is inevitable.

I find having a whey protein powder shake will help me on a particularly harrowing day.

Autumn Fuji TV self-confidence offer you truly harrowing pure love story "meteor" .

They'll envy these boots, these wavy locks, these harrowing tales of frozen Minnesota!

Harrowing train trip, when we were sure we would be discovered.

Mainland TV has shown harrowing tales of Han Chinese burnt to death in their shops.

Born in El Paso, Texas, in 1958, she had endured a harrowing childhood.

The focus on female bodies leads to harrowing territory, too. Ms.

Many, many people have including myself and goodness me it is a harrowing experience to go through it really is.

Even inside it, paperwork and perpetual inspections can make a simple fishing trip harrowing.

Herb (who has formally adopted Ned and Will) gave me her coat as a comfort blanket for the harrowing flight home.

The closer you look at the current economic crisis, the more harrowing it becomes.

After the entrance of waiting, I became the most harrowing time.

Be forewarned -- this is harrowing, unforgettable reading.

Today, I was sitting on the bus following a harrowing breakup.

I have seen many instances of human brutality, but this one was particularly harrowing.

But as harrowing or tedious as Givens' trip may sound, he says it's the way to keep the home and job he loves.

The women want to learn ploughing and harrowing . Whom can we get to teach them?

follow in the footsteps of dr . indiana jones in a harrowing , life - or - death quest for the legendary fountain of youth

Kidnapped Austrian teenager begins to tell harrowing story

The effective techniques of mechanical direct seeding rice with harrowing and furrowing

harrowing television pictures of the famine

a ghastly face that spoke of the harrowing experience she hadsuffered

Experiment on Harrowing the Till-less Rice Field with Remain Stubbles and Water

A harrowing report from South Carolina

i think this is the harrowing thing in the world