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But to her, life was precious and not to be callously surrendered or ignored not even the lives of slaughter-bound livestock.

After Grievous callously beheads a battle droid gunner, there is a replacement one ready to take its place.

Dozens of Soviet-era structures have been callously destroyed during the last decade even as Pare was meticulously working to document them.

The only hard fact so far is that the bombing was a professional job, callously executed.

Those women continued, however, to be skinflints, and the men remained callously indifferent to those less fortunate than themselves.

Gordon Brown's suit was callously repelled at the Pittsburgh G20 summit, when the object of his desire refused a private meeting.

When the Clone Wars erupted, Screed callously saw it as a necessary "house-cleaning" to rid the Republic of its fatal flaws.

Sri Lanka has callously ignored calls for a humanitarian cease-fire.

Mr Putin callously said at the time that Politkovskaya's work had minimal impact in Russia.

That makes it hard to write a book whose central question is why the junta behaved so callously.

How, we wonder, could so many passers-by have so callously ignored the girl's plight?

And then he callously tells her about Miaka expecting a baby.

Ordinarily, a man who would callously let a woman die and orphan her children would be called a monster;

if pride has not been patted down callously by the billows of reality