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“The end of free parking on weekday evenings and on Sundays, which will raise an extra £7million a year for the Tory led authority, has been described as a "hammerblow" for the West End's huge night-time economy - the biggest in Europe.”
“It's starting to feel like Chinese water torture, with the eventuality of every use feeling like a hammerblow to my forehead.”
“What happens to them for good or ill is so often not the result of natural growth or decline but of some economic bonanza or hammerblow or some landlord ' s benevolence or greed.”
“Killing myself would be a hammerblow to the web of people I live in, tarnishing their world forever ...”
“The M&M recall now becomes icing on the cake, but mostly, a hammerblow to any who contest 'the way we do things around here'.”
“He saw and understood at once, the knowledge falling upon him in a hammerblow, hot as the sun of the desert that was the apotheosis of all deserts.”
“The Greeks heave a sigh of relief, and we flatten them promptly with a hammerblow.”
“But even as he did so, before the anticipated hammerblow of agony rendered him senseless, the startling realization came to him: Ullanoth could not have taken his Great Stones away.”
“So did its rib cage, under yet another hammerblow of a paw the size of an anvil.”
“Even though the Springboks recovered superbly from the pyschological hammerblow of losing a home series to the All Blacks for the first time to win all five tests in Argentina, France and”
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