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Although Japanese firms are now using surreptitious means to jettison unwanted managers, their methods are sometimes brutal.
ECONOMIST: Gang sackings
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Particularly in northern Myanmar, the often arrogant and sometimes brutal behaviour of Chinese companies in the end alienated even the government.
ECONOMIST: Myanmar��s startling changes
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If there is one city in Brazil that showcases the stark and sometimes brutal contrasts of uneven development, it is this place.
FORBES: U.N. Readies Largest Ever 'Save The Planet' Summit
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Ed's nemesis, Bud White (Russell Crowe), is a tough, sometimes brutal cop with limited abilities but a capacity for growth and change.
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Jonathan Caouette is a young Texan filmmaker who was raised in dismaying, sometimes brutal, circumstances and who has now trawled through them for evidence.
NEWYORKER: Tarnation
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The first half was characterised by phase after phase of Leeds possession, aided by their superb line-out, but their endeavour was matched by Sale's sometimes brutal defence.
BBC: Leeds 3-6 Sale
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The Indonesians annexed the territory in 1976 and, despite pouring in much aid over the years, have kept the East Timorese firmly under a sometimes brutal occupation force.
CNN: HOPE FOR EAST TIMOR
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It has repudiated the heavy-handed sometimes brutal security policies of its predecessor.
ECONOMIST: Post-election optimism faces a hail of bullets
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Almost all of Apple's components are made or assembled overseas in conditions the company has acknowledged are sometimes brutal: grueling hours, low pay and abysmal working conditions in factory dormitories.
WSJ: Writing on the Wall: Apple's Rotten Side Has A Familiar Look
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We can surmise that it was also shattering to see brutal and sometimes lethal consequences of her work in intelligence gathering.
WSJ: Manhunt on HBO; The Big C; Hereafter on Showtime: Television Reviews by Nancy deWolf Smith