grisly

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• Their only solace on a night when they tacked another grisly defeat — No.

• A new analysis of that unfortunate man’s partial skeleton, excavated around a century ago at a village cemetery near Japan’s Seto Inland Sea, has unveiled that grisly scenario.

• A Baltimore police officer is facing charges after prosecutors say the body of his teenage stepson was found “secreted” in a wall in his home and he tried to steal a fellow officer’s gun as authorities made the grisly discovery.

• This grisly Spanish teen drama has been renewed for fourth and fifth seasons.

• In her view, Carrillo’s grisly narrative is a product of the military’s refusal to adequately address the issue of radicalization within the ranks.

• He admitted responsibility without hesitation, and in meticulous, grisly detail.

• These grisly images drew a huge audience, and allowed that audience to indulge in righteous indignation.

• In the wake of such a grisly screw up, it is tempting to play the blame game.

• Moreover, Saudi Arabia and Iran have notoriously carried out even the more grisly penalties of shariah.

• The grisly footage obtained by BFMTV shows the French-speaking fighters arriving at a scene splayed with bodies.

• Pit your shovel in here an' lift this pickle, an' no' stand there gapin' like a ghost at the door o' hell!