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horrible

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As a teenager juggling three jobs, though, Alemeda “felt like my life was horrible,” which led her to start writing songs over beats she’d source from YouTube.

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"If he didn't want to go back to such a horrible place, then maybe he shouldn't commit such a horrible crime."

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“Basically Patrick was like, he feels horrible for the trade. And wants to make it up to us,” Dickason said.

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It looked like today was going to be a horrible day.

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"You know, 'it mustn't happen again. We cannot inflict this on our children'. There was astonishment, a shock realisation that the war had been so much more horrible than anyone had imagined it could be."

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

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