Almost 3 million French people are now out of work, the severest unemployment in 12 years.
Murder in the name of honour will be punished by the severest penalties available in law.
Most show little or no symptoms, but in the severest cases the cells of the body are starved of energy.
Although the severest of these storms may only strike every few years, these are always the months of heaviest rainfall.
Even if found guilty, the severest sentence is life imprisonment since the death penalty is no longer on the books.
"He bristled, and he said, 'Mr. Jordan, if you send a CNN team there, the severest possible consequences will come to them, '" Jordan said.
These won her many plaudits yet she reserved her severest criticisms until after the government publicly admitted its errors, and fired its minister of health and the mayor of Beijing.
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In winning almost 26% of the vote in the first round, Ms Royal has done far better than her critics, the severest of whom are in her own Socialist Party, feared.
It will yield a presidency that even its severest critics will have to admit was enormously consequential, and its supporters will rightly claim as leaving a lasting legacy of courage and inspiration.
Remember, she took over at exactly the time that the Welsh budget, along with the rest of the UK was about to face the severest cuts since devolution, and by a long way.
The first of those came either side of the 2009 Lahore terrorist attack, during which Samaraweera suffered the severest injuries of the six Sri Lankan players hit a bullet penetrated 30 centimeters into his leg, requiring months of surgery and psychological counseling.
ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- Iraqi intelligence agents planned to attack CNN journalists working in Kurdish-controlled northern Iraq in March, three months after Iraq's information minister warned of the "severest possible consequences" if CNN were to send reporters to the region, said CNN's chief news executive, Eason Jordan.
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