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When Mr. DiCesare approached, Lorraine refused to shake his hand, as if he himself were haunted.

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Set in Ohio in the 1870s, “Beloved” features a theme of modern horror: Old crimes can come back to haunt you.

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Amina’s sleepwalking—a concept inconceivable to the villagers, who think the town is haunted—gets her in trouble, and is here a manifestation of her “otherness” and innate resistance to the community’s rigidity.

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Insisting he was unbowed, he said the deaths would be “the fuel of victory, the path to Jerusalem and a stain that will forever haunt the occupation.”

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McMahon’s brush with cancer might have been brief, relatively speaking, but the experience continued to haunt him long after he was given the all-clear.

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