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Thus, with less to separate Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and LSU (the current elite of the SEC) from the rest of the conference, a bloodbath is more likely.— Braves & Birds - The Atlanta Sports Blog
The standing sets and themed streets of the theme park will also be transformed into a bloodbath, as if scenes from horror films that were left on the cutting room floor had exploded to life.
- After yesterday's bloodbath, the markets rallied back hard-possibly on optimism that a deal will be saved.— Megite Technology News: What's Happening Right Now
"We need all Portuguese speaking countries to unite and help prevent chaos or a bloodbath," concluded Soares.— IPS Inter Press Service

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