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"For decades this town and its inhabitants were terrorised by far-right extremists from all over the world," she is quoted as saying by AFP.

Neither is it clear whether an ethical foreign policy would favour stateless Palestinians or a terrorised Israel surrounded by enemies—Mr Blair was regularly attacked for siding with the latter.

The government seems terrorised by tabloid cartoons of Frankenbunnies.

Snipers took to buildings and shot people, and looters raided wealthy neighbourhoods and terrorised poor ones.

Despite the arrival of humanitarian help from the sea, Misrata, the rebels' western redoubt, is still being terrorised by pro-Qaddafi snipers and occasional shelling (see map).

On November 27th, for the first time, one such band ventured out of terrorised Darfur to attack a refinery at Abu Jabra in North Kordofan state.

The challenge of making a serious film about the Zodiac, a serial killer who terrorised northern California in the late 1960s and early 1970s, is that he was never caught.

Take the case of the British man who terrorised 200 officials because he thought they intended to have him sectioned under the Mental Health Act.

This one stood out because it was the work not of a maniac but of a well-established criminal gang, which has terrorised the region for nearly 20 years.

Pliosaurs were a form of plesiosaur, a group of giant aquatic reptiles that terrorised the ocean 150m years ago, around the same time that dinosaurs roamed the Earth.

They are to be pillaged and terrorised in Hitler's fury and revenge.