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Hazzard takes readers behind the city's rebarbative face, showing the underlying beauty and unrivaled hospitality that await those who take the time to truly understand its rhythms and its history.— The Chicago Blog
Rayan also embodied the most rebarbative elements of Hamas's jihadist tendencies - he was so enamoured of the odious practice of suicide bombing that he sent one of his sons on a mission that resulted in his death, and the deaths of two Jewish settlers in Gaza.— New Statesman
Had the family been, say, unpleasant Koreans, or rebarbative Japanese, the film would have been a lot better.— The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
His violent peasant revolution mouthed Marxist slogans, but at its core was less Marxist than a particularly rebarbative form of anarchic and anti-intellectual tyranny.— The Corner on National Review Online
Maybe the grooming could lift me up from being a boring, rebarbative, mundane nobody to a soigné rara avis, bursting with hubris and radiance, the kind of transformation models undergo in commercials promoting certain skincare products.
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