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Its emergence from the gruesome era of apartheid is a miracle of reconciliation.

Cigarette packs in the U.K. already carry gruesome images of cancer-ridden lungs, corpses and tumors.

Care and youth are difficultly yoked together, and merciful time wraps in oblivion the most gruesome misery.

Visitors slog up a crowded, hillside holding hands with strangers like worker ants on a particularly gruesome mission.

The spine-chilling discovery this week of mass cannibalism in Germany 7, 000 years ago is as unexpected as it is gruesome.

DURING the campaign ahead of Mexico's state elections on July 4th, many feared that the gruesome run-up to the vote would overshadow the results.

Out of those experiences, everything from pomp to humor to erotic charisma to grief to majesty to the profoundly gruesome and monumentally spiritual worked its way into his tone.

It was a spectacularly gruesome and public form of torture and execution, and was reserved only for this most serious crime, which was deemed more heinous than murder and other capital offences.

It is at once funny, gruesome, tragic, informative, romantic and disconcerting.

The stag's skull balanced on the pillar reminds us of the gruesome train of events that follows from this moment.

A normal person thinks about the gruesome and tremendous destruction that a nuclear weapon would wreak, and thinks-reasonably-that no one could court such a fate.

Within China, the birth of a vibrant new culture of the automobile is boosting sales of everything from chrome wheels to prosthetic limbs - inexperienced drivers are prone to gruesome crashes.

Quarren Chieftain Nossor Ri cannot bring himself to watch this gruesome sight.

A tarpaulin, gathering water, has been hastily laid to cover the pavement next to it and a crowd is gathered nearby, including a man offering to trade gruesome photos taken on his phone.

One really gruesome way of punishing a pirate was to maroon them on a deserted island without food or water and be left to die a slow death.

A rather gruesome stewed crocodile claw?