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But for the handful of men who witnessed the horrors that went on inside School number 1, it's been almost too much to bear.

or he might launch into a monologue about the horrors of his teenage children.

In one of his acts, "Bip Remembers" , the sad-faced clown relived in mime the horrors of the war and stressed the necessity of love.

I understand that I can't be with him every second or protect him from the horrors that lurk outside my grasp.

As the horrors in Haiti demonstrate, countries need a state of a certain size to work at all; and more government can be good.

Jolie said the vast majority of Iraqi children have been traumatized by the horrors of war and now have special needs.

The hope was that, in the age of YouTube and Facebook, the regime would avoid repeating the horrors of 1982.

Anything is better than a return to the bloody turmoil of the Taiping or the warlord era or to the horrors of the Cultural Revolution.

There is some evidence that at least some authors of misery lit have made it up, or wildly exaggerated the horrors.

He creeps about like a ghost, making ugly grimaces, it gives us the horrors to see him.

The truth about the horrors of communism had been clear to anyone who cared to know about them decades before the wall came down, of course.

A computer program is, for instance, sometimes used to recommend whether the horrors of chemotherapy are likely to outweigh its blessings.

He creeps about like a ghost, making ugly grimaces; it gives me the horrors to see him.

The horrors haunted him for the rest of his life.

America might have emerged victorious from the Vietnam war and saved Cambodia from the horrors of Khmer Rouge rule.

Changing the rhythm as the waves swept the reader to feel like the horrors of death.

We have a spring in our step now that the horrors of the Arctic winter seem to have passed and the Arctic spring has arrived.

At the time I didn't understand my parents' reasoning and I resented them for exposing the horrors to me.

It is impossible to make sense of the horrors of this life, without taking into consideration eternal purposes.

He had people telling him on a daily basis the horrors they saw over there.

Aside from thanking me for making the effort to come to Japan, he didn't mention the horrors of the past few days once.

But yesterday, for a brief moment, the horrors of the disaster were brightened by one helpless baby's story of survival.

Of all the horrors that rose with an ill scent upon the morning air, that was the foulest and most cruel.

For all the horrors of the war, Elvir had missed his homeland during the years in Germany.

Many petitioners give up after a few attempts, once they get a glimpse of the horrors that await them.

He has been blunt about the boredom he felt in his party job, and about the horrors of his early childhood in the Cultural Revolution.

The horrors of the Nazi period have imbued today's Germans with a profound antipathy to war and foreign entanglements.

Pravda bar on Wellington St. is no place to discuss the horrors of bourgeois entitlements; it's a place to enjoy bourgeois entitlements.

Sometimes his mind would dwell on the horrors he had been through.

What you experience in a game can reflect some of the horrors of conflict and some of the good virtues of the soldier.

By now any American can tell you about the horrors of excessive, risky debt. Let's hope China is not making the same mistake.

PIERRE, beside himself with terror, jumped up and ran back to the battery as the one refuge from the horrors encompassing him.

Thus Keynes knew from the experience of his in-laws the horrors of living in the worst of socialist economies.

Labour MPs look admiringly at America, where the horrors of September 2001 led not to attacks on Muslims but to an outbreak of flag-waving.

Insulated by layers of defenses, the citizenry of Coruscant felt largely untouchable by the horrors of the Clone Wars.

In China, the word evokes the horrors of the Cultural Revolution, when the established social order was turned on its head.

We begin to forget the horrors of Kuta and look forward to visiting all the places suggested by this Sunday morning group.

Obama is anticipating the pole shift, and all the horrors that are predicted to afflict the US prior to the pole shift.

Nuclear war is one of the horrors that face the modern world.

The phenomenon of European slaving and the horrors of the slave experience in the new world are unprecedented in documented human history.

Uncle Tom's Cabin, written during the abolitionist era, addresses the horrors of slavery as no contemporary book can.

The horrors of Soviet rule, and the memory of its victims, deserve more than a convenient political fix.

Mr Snyder's book weaves the stories together, explaining how the horrors interacted and reinforced each other.

In homing in on the cosier parts of the Britain of yesteryear, it is easy to ignore the horrors that have gone.

We'll look at how that plug-in system works by developing a standalone module that ameliorates some of the horrors of working with XML.

It was embraced by the Nazis, and culminated in the horrors of their final solution.

As a young doctor, he saw the horrors of the Biafran famine triggered by Nigeria's civil war.

Surely the horrors of theDepression had shown that markets were not to be trusted?

Already haunted by the horrors he witnessed, Bradley copes in a subdued way.

The horrors of the Cultural Revolution were a fresh memory.

It is frightening even to think of the horrors of nuclear war.

The horrors of WWI shattered enlightenment belief that progress would continue and reason would prevail.

Speech after speech talked of global crisis, painful choices and the horrors of coalition with the Conservatives.

Wandering through the labyrinth of destruction, he is pursued by images of the horrors of battle.

For Gorbachev, the horrors of the Stalin era were in the distant past.

This short story is about the horrors of an old house.

They are the three Arab countries that have experienced massive sectarian violence and the horrors of civil war themselves.

Within the horrors of the wars I have witnessed, I encountered people on all sides, worthy of respect, full of humanity.

His film about the horrors of global warming, "An Inconvenient Truth" , opened this week in Los Angeles and New York.

Among other worries, he was deeply concerned about the horrors of the civil war in the Darfur region of Sudan.

Picasso's Guernica insists that viewers remain overwhelmed by the horrors of war.

Soon the horrors of a world at war became everyday fare in the media.

how wonderful their man is, especially when compared with the horrors the other guy will unleash.

The monotony does not matter. I am just so happy that the horrors of the previous week have passed.

Such are the horrors reported from some recent conflict zones.

This kind of drive is the difference that will be needed to face the horrors of the financial fallout.

An awesome policy with great potential for curbing the horrors of overpopulation.

This name honors the esprit de corps that held together the 800 Bloodnamed warriors during the horrors of the Exodus Civil War.

But of course, after the horrors of Stalinism and the Gulag, it all seemed very humane.

So what would you do in this case? You would, to avoid the horrors of genocide, you would crash into the five and kill them?

Sometimes slaves tried to starve themselves to death to escape the horrors, or were too sick to eat.

It is grossly unfair that some families' lives are dominated by the horrors of genetic disease.

Vietnam, the horrors of war that year, and you will not forget you have it, you and they together engage in military exercises of the.

But though doors can protect us from the horrors we don't want to face, when that horror has an axe, the sanctuary can be short-lived.

Part of the case against Mr Lubanga was based on video accounts by child soldiers of the horrors they saw.

First, the 1997 banking crisis had given Japan a taste of the horrors of contagion.

Educating our children and shielding them from the horrors of gun violence.

Other people, by contrast, may be hard pressed to keep the horrors at bay.

But doing so risks repeating the horrors of the past, while ignoring the history of human progress.

On land, meanwhile, the horrors of trench warfare were making the same point.

The barbed wire fences serve as a reminder of the horrors of the past.

As countries gradually evolved into the horrors of war, the state and the people desperately needed a wise leader.

The horrors of the past are still visible in many layers of the Rwandan society today.

Hemingway depicts the horrors of war in his works.

These ruins are an eloquent reminder of the horrors of war.

More urgent than confronting the horrors just past is the need to avert a secondary disaster.

An hour later I was in tears, frustrated once again fromreading about animal cruelty and the horrors inflicted on food animals.

Some go to Auschwitz to remember their murdered family members, while others are fascinated by the horrors the place evokes.

Who can imagine the horrors of my secret work?

He urged the world never to forget the horrors perpetrated by the Nazis.

Goya's etchings describe the horrors of war in grotesque detail.

Do you think that makes it acceptable? How were "the horrors of rape" exploited? Isn't it horrific enough?

Ghosananda himself had missed the horrors of the Khmer Rouge years.

During his life he experienced class discrimination, poverty, and the horrors of war.

But Tommy Makem tried always to separate his love of country from the horrors of sectarianism.

They get further away, it sometimes seems, the horrors of war.

No, you will turn to the publishing industry and the horrors of being an unknown author.

I believed my friend's melancholy to be a natural reaction to the horrors he had lived.

Of course our sane resolve to avoid the horrors of some divorces and some step families was essential.

It was all quite unlike, for example, Islam and the horrors of the Ottoman empire.

All the horrors in your personal life, the losses, and you say, "Why me? "

Long buried in ignominy after the horrors of the mid-20th century, they have returned from the grave.

The horrors I saw were beyond compare.

Having to address an audience always gives me the horrors .

In the past months, I have witnessed the deaths of my siblings, and the horrors of their resurrections .

Fund a study that will plumb the horrors of duck sex!

Germany's economy collapsed, and the horrors of the 1930s began.

The population now faces the horrors.

Save my brother, Kratos, and he will convince Zeus to release you and rid you of the horrors of your past. I give you me word.

The population now faces the horrors of war.

We read about the 'horrors of capitalism' in school.

The book depicts the horrors of war.

Your Changba me play. 2012 world catastrophe predictions followed from the horrors of big.

The cache includes Der Krieg ( "War" ), Dix's cycle of 51 prints from 1924 about the horrors of the first world war.

And are you prepared to encounter all the horrors that a building such as 'what one reads about' may produce?

On the other hand, are those who easily forget the horrors of history condemned to repeat them?

But I couldn't see you exposed to the horrors behind some of those

We've all experienced the horrors of the wimpy plastic straw: Too weak to penetrate the juice box;

not enough focus on the horrors of the war

THE horrors of the Nanjing massacre of 1937 have long stoked the imagination of Chinese artists

the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade;

People were lured into the horrors of the deserts

There he could reflect on the horrors he's invented,

publicize the horrors of nuclear weapons

there he could reflect on the horrors he has invented,

I was contemplating the horrors of this senario when

Blogger Dan Speicher reflects on his personal visit to Rwanda about ten years ago and the horrors that he witnessed