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A semi-final place is just a point away and that harrowing loss to England seems a long, long time ago now for a South Africa side brimming with confidence.

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Mr Johnson told the BBC the abuse endured by his clients was "truly harrowing".

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Both are highly recommended, though Ms. Bronstein’s film, starring a riveting Rose Byrne, is downright harrowing in its depiction of a mom beset by a string of personal and professional catastrophes.

The facility’s harrowing description “kind of made me want them to go there even more,” he said.

A collection of stories from the annals of the Explorers Club puts harrowing Arctic exploits side by side with less demanding journeys.

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