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Meanings of had harsh in English

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Usage of had harsh in English
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Some people empathize because they had harsh relations with their siblings.
100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
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Walter in her speech had harsh words for those tactics, saying they were unproductive.
Reuters
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Kerry also had harsh words for Assad's allies in Moscow.
The Guardian
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The library gave him, for the time, another world, though it had harsh suggestions.
A Man and a Woman
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He had harsh words for the holiday in general.
Reuters
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But the judge had harsh words for the former defensive lineman, and for the Cowboys.
Reuters
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His father Erich Tipke had harsh words for Roszkowski.
Reuters
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To say Rakoff had harsh words for the parties would be the understatement of the year.
Reuters
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Mattis had harsh words for the U.S. Congress and its inability to reach agreement on budgets.
Reuters
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Trump on Tuesday had harsh words for Apple.
Reuters
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But Clinton had harsh words for Penn, too.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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A couple of years ago, patients needed 48 weeks of treatment with drugs that had harsh side effects.
Reuters
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I found former Catholics who still took communion and others who had harsh words for all organized religion.
Drawing Down the Moon
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In September, Stewart had harsh words for Kmart during an appearance on U.S. cable business news channel CNBC.
Reuters
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This development of mediocrity has to be arrested. Wright also had harsh words for American owner Stan Kroenke.
The South African
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Democratic Representative Elaine Luria, a first-year lawmaker and a 20-year Navy veteran, had harsh words for Mr Trump.
Radio NZ
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