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Manchester City were far more ruthless despite a lacklustre start at Watford.
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The king, Wolsey thinks, ought to be more ruthless about his women.
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The impressive Nacer Chadli was soon to display a much more ruthless streak.
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Rashford will play alongside Harry Kane as Southgate seeks a more ruthless approach.
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They must fear Chelsea will be more ruthless at Stamford Bridge.
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With persons accused of witchcraft the Puritans were still more ruthless.
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The sense of her blunder made her angrier with him, and more ruthless.
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Outwith that, we created so many chances and had to be more ruthless.
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The more successful a promoter becomes, the more ruthless they've got to be.
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He could well have been even more ruthless in his recreationism.
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But the insurgents have been far more ruthless, far more callous about innocent life.
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He gazed fascinated in the fine blue eyes of another and more ruthless general.
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He was also more ruthless and much less inhibited by established law and custom.
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The problem is, the safer the circuit becomes the more ruthless the driving becomes.
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The visitors ultimately deserved their victory because they were more ruthless in taking opportunities.
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Yet the prompting suggestion came to me, in company with others still more ruthless.
