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brutal

[broot-l] / ˈbrut l /




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For the last two years, the country -- already known for its brutal inequality -- has been battered by double digit inflation, characterised as the worst cost-of-living crisis in a generation.

From Barron's

However, economists say the relatively low urban unemployment rate of around 5% masks what in reality is a brutal job market for many, especially young people.

From The Wall Street Journal

The reaction to Brook's shot and subsequent dismissal has been predictably brutal online.

From BBC

A brutal story with moments of real grace.

From The Wall Street Journal

Peek noted a certain equanimity and optimism in him, however: either a prerequisite for, or product of, his decades of studying the most brutal and destabilizing moments of other people’s lives.

From The Wall Street Journal