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So the question remains: how long will Ireland continue to torture women?
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Contemporary Greece was described as a classic case of government by torture.
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The judge also said the claim of police torture carried no weight.
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Those groups say state torture is widespread, an allegation the government denies.
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Ms Smith told Sky News: We absolutely oppose torture in this country.
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People are quite able to torment one another without aid of magic.
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The outstretched planes of the Cross swept up as though in torment.
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Determined to continue, Liam had no choice but to stop the torment.
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But in the torment of Hell shall the wicked remain for ever:
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The days before she saw him again her body was in torment.
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There was anguish in it; and it was only in her eyes.
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The anguish in her soul almost resented the break in the darkness.
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He'd steered clear of the anguish that often came with his job.
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Perhaps a new anguish invokes the physical symptoms of an older one.
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For reasons I don't entirely understand, I keep my own anguish private.
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Few people see or remember the anguish of a Newbie's first week.
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A great anguish shook her; she lay in his arms and sobbed.
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He might start to project his growing anguish and aggression onto you.
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For a moment La Palferine was in despair; his anguish revived Claudine.
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Such leakage causes very deep anguish, the auditor said in the letter.
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She appeared quite normal, although her expression hinted at an inner anguish.
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The arbiter on this point of anguish replied in his characteristic manner:
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The rogue cried out in fierce anguish, and reeled against the wall.
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Baruch did not break in upon the grief and anguish of Jeremiah.
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The anguish of suspense wrung his heart; for an instant he hesitated.
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After two more days of outraged comments, Cara came back in anguish.
