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On Top Gear, Willson was known for his wry delivery and scathing reviews.

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The judgment comes after months of contentious hearings that uncovered scathing allegations about their relationship including accusations of infidelity, drug addiction and abuse.

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A scathing take-down of Mamdani's policies and background in The Spectator magazine may be closer to the views of the average Tory MP, who have a tribal aversion to socialism in all its forms.

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The judges have also been scathing in their criticism of the temple board for "wrongfully permitting " Mr Potty "to retain approximately 474.9g of gold" after the repairs.

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Shares tumbled in September after a short seller published a scathing report alleging inaccurate readings from DexCom’s flagship D7 device had led to patient deaths.

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