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Rio's conservative state governor Claudio Castro hailed the operation as a "success" against "narcoterrorism," even as activists voiced their horror at harrowing images of bodies lined up in the street.

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She told them later it was “a privilege to stand with you in this harrowing episode.”

Jurors in the six-week trial heard harrowing testimony about how the gang preyed on the women, most of whom were already troubled by personal issues.

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Between the harrowing tales of former residents, beautifully crisp weather and options for intergenerational fun, this won’t be a town you want to miss on your next fall trip.

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The horrific brutality of the Nazi occupation regime there, especially the genocide of the Jews, is described by Mr. Hellbeck in harrowing detail.

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