Sentences with phrase «most brutal cuts»

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«Duncan Smith has presided over years of suffering, and surely ranks as the most hated Work and Pensions Secretary in living memory - epitomising Tory arrogance and indifference to the effect of brutal cuts.

Though Hitchcock will likely have little appeal for children or even most teens, audiences should note the film includes some graphic, albeit brief, shots of decapitated corpses, a brutal family killing and some gruesome verbal descriptions of cut up murder victims.

Although most of the close - knit town folk doubt that Crow, the clean - cut scion of the wealthy sawmill owner, had any part in the brutal attack, the traumatized Sophie can't recall and he's charged with the crime.

In response to brutal legal aid cuts, a group of top law firms are preparing to launch a collaborative pro bono project to help those most vulnerable, as well as to lobby for a properly funded system.