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nightmare

noun as in bad dream or experience

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Elkann's comments come on the back of a Sao Paulo Grand Prix last weekend in which Ferrari suffered a double retirement and Hamilton described his maiden season with the team as a "nightmare".

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"Hannibal Kadhafi will finally be free. It's the end of a nightmare for him that lasted 10 years."

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Americans are heading toward the Thanksgiving holidays facing a potential air travel nightmare brought on by the shutdown.

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Speaking to a court in Paris via video link, Sarkozy described his time in solitary confinement as "gruelling" and "a nightmare".

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“Here I am still trying to get my job back and he’s a happy officer, enjoying his benefits, while I’m living this nightmare,” she said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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