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Kidman and Grant, veteran actors who both played deliciously evil “Paddington” villains, are the obvious draw.
THE REAL STAR OF ‘THE UNDOING’? NICOLE KIDMAN’S EYEBALLS.BETHONIE BUTLERNOVEMBER 30, 2020WASHINGTON POSTPoisonous mushrooms actually look evil, though, an offer of good faith from Mother Nature.
MUSHROOM HUNTING AT THE END OF THE WORLDDANNY PALUMBONOVEMBER 12, 2020EATERImagining “such a team of evil geniuses,” Saulson says, “became laughable.”
WHY YOU DON’T REALLY KNOW WHAT YOU KNOWKATIE MCLEANOCTOBER 21, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWMackey says that business isn’t evil, but that it should change toward this model because it creates immense value in society.
WHOLE FOODS’ CEO ON HOW BUSINESS CAN BE BETTER THAN JUST “A BUNCH OF SELFISH GREEDY BASTARDS”MCKENNA MOOREOCTOBER 6, 2020FORTUNEAs Walter’s enemies grew in stature, the evils he committed to take them down grew in stature, too.
SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE WILL NOT SAVE YOUEMILY VANDERWERFFOCTOBER 2, 2020VOXAh Sing, smiling evilly, searched the face of his victim for an expression of fear or pain.
THE ARGUS PHEASANTJOHN CHARLES BEECHAMTo evilly disposed men membership in the Klan was an inducement to wrongdoing.
THE MODERN KU KLUX KLANHENRY PECK FRYHe seemed now to have but two objects in life, to be possessed of two burning desires which dwelt in him evilly like demons.
COURT BEAUTIES OF OLD WHITEHALLW. R. H. TROWBRIDGENewt's eyes blazed evilly at the words, but he only clamped his mouth tighter.
THE CODE OF THE MOUNTAINSCHARLES NEVILLE BUCKIt became bloated with a poisonous wrath, his eyes gleamed evilly and his muscles tensed.
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