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It felt, he wrote, “as if a huge, wet paw had been suddenly and annihilatingly clamped over my face”.
Karl Rove is proud of waterboarding « Anglican Samizdat 2010
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A Barcelona Steakhouse would be constructed from uniformly excellent things: truffle ham, fresh Catalan spring onions and lodged between annihilatingly fine fair trade artisan bread.
Barcelona are just as processed as the premier burger on the menu | Barney Ronay 2011
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The inhalation brought the damp cloths tight against my nostrils, as if a huge, wet paw had been suddenly and annihilatingly clamped over my face.
Archive 2008-07-01 Alison 2008
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"The inhalation brought the damp cloths tight against my nostrils, as if a huge, wet paw had been suddenly and annihilatingly clamped over my face."
"The inhalation brought the damp cloths tight against my nostrils, as if a huge, wet paw had been suddenly and annihilatingly clamped over my face." Ann Althouse 2008
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The inhalation brought the damp cloths tight against my nostrils, as if a huge, wet paw had been suddenly and annihilatingly clamped over my face.
Believe Me, It's Torture Hitchens, Christopher 2008
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Althouse: "The inhalation brought the damp cloths tight against my nostrils, as if a huge, wet paw had been suddenly and annihilatingly clamped over my face."
"The inhalation brought the damp cloths tight against my nostrils, as if a huge, wet paw had been suddenly and annihilatingly clamped over my face." Ann Althouse 2008
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The articles -- which concluded with a professor's informing the high schooler that he wasn't "" M.I.T. material '' -- were so gripping and annihilatingly sad that they won Suskind a Pulitzer Prize.
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The inhalation brought the damp cloths tight against my nostrils, as if a huge, wet paw had been suddenly and annihilatingly clamped over my face.
"If Waterboarding Does Not Constitute Torture, Then There Is No Such Thing as Torture" « Lean Left 2008
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Kafka's Joseph K was a prototype; Orwell's Winston Smith was given autonomy as a character only to have it very annihilatingly taken away from him.
Survivor 2004
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Kafka's Joseph K was a prototype; Orwell's Winston Smith was given autonomy as a character only to have it very annihilatingly taken away from him.
Survivor 2004
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