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I love Civilian because it's obviously such an emotional record, but "civilian" is such a cold and detached and harsh-sounding word.
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On the cost-cutting side, there is a simple, if harsh-sounding, solution.
Henry Blodget: Some Thoughts on Digital Media and the Future of the Newspaper Business
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The harsh-sounding letter "in itself is a good PR stunt," he says.
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The vocals are kind of raw and harsh-sounding, but that suits the theme of the song.
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He said something—a word in a harsh-sounding demon language—and brought the sword across, hard and fast, in a slicing arc.
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But Ann persisted in believing that behind these harsh-sounding outbursts lay some real truth she thought was critical to knowsomething Ann knew shed never have shared with her own mother.
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Consider This: Hedwig has a relatively positive first impression for such a harsh-sounding name.
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Similarly, Portishead, tucked between Kraftwerk and Prince, was extraordinary, mixing new, harsh-sounding material with their classic dark, intense ballads.
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This was a much more harsh-sounding review than I intended to write.
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He fired a few harsh-sounding words at them, and they scampered off, ducking into the nearby police station and letting the door drift shut behind them.
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