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It is not science and technical progress that nurtures modern atheism but rather the very “image of God” tradition revolting against God.

Former East Wing staffers told East Wing Magazine that seeing the offices where they once worked torn down was “jarring,” a “gut punch” and “revolting.”

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Its tactics were as revolting as its methods were brutal.

“Anemone” allows Day-Lewis to be volcanic when Ray launches into a disturbing, ultimately revolting monologue about a recent run-in with a pedophiliac priest from childhood.

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Other incidents, which police described as "revolting and appalling", involved liquid being thrown towards a school and over a car.

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