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The bombing of the hospital was condemned worldwide as an atrocity.atrocity = act that is exceptionally bad or cruel
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The historical record is filled with examples of atrocities committed in the name of high ideals.atrocities = actions that are exceptionally bad
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I have to call him a second time for him to stop that atrocity and come over. (source)atrocity = action that is exceptionally bad
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When I heard stories of the atrocities in Afghanistan I felt proud to be in Swat. (source)atrocities = exceptionally bad or cruel actions
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Investigators, gathering affidavits on war criminals, sat by as men told of abuses and atrocities that pushed the bounds of believability. (source)
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The Republicans, he said, were taking their orders from the Reds, as had already been shown by their seizure of property, the slaughter of peaceful civilians, and the atrocities committed against religion. (source)
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That we were committing atrocities. (source)atrocities = exceptionally bad or cruel actions
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"Maybe not," said the Prime Minister, standing up and striding about the room, "but I would have put all my efforts into catching the blackmailer before he committed any such atrocity!" (source)atrocity = an exceptionally bad or cruel act
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It was a museum used for propaganda displays of various kinds — scale models of rocket bombs and Floating Fortresses, waxwork tableaux illustrating enemy atrocities, and the like. (source)atrocities = exceptionally bad or cruel actions
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Although I didn't really understand it at the time, like Colin Powell, he was telling me that our blood-soaked and atrocity-littered past was important but that the future didn't have to be its slave.† (source)atrocity = an action that is exceptionally bad or cruel
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She sat with her father and cried, cried all the tears she'd been saving up since losing her adoptive parents, since finding out about her family, since beginning to understand the terrible atrocities people had committed.† (source)atrocities = actions that are exceptionally bad or cruel
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My mother collapsed as the rest of us stood, stunned by the atrocity.† (source)atrocity = an action that is exceptionally bad or cruel
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But I want to know about these Irish atrocities.† (source)atrocities = actions that are exceptionally bad or cruel
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Most people seemed satisfied with the thin decorative glaze and the artful stage lighting that, sometimes, made the bedrock atrocity of the human predicament look somewhat more mysterious or less abhorrent.† (source)atrocity = an action that is exceptionally bad or cruel
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Human rights activists and some police agencies say the madrinas commit some of the worst atrocities — rapes and torture — and are allowed by authorities to keep a portion of what they steal.† (source)atrocities = actions that are exceptionally bad or cruel
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She claims it's because her children watch them, and Katherine wants to keep up with whatever new atrocity is on her children's minds.† (source)atrocity = an action that is exceptionally bad or cruel
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