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"It's been pretty hellaciously hot in Bakersfield, like 104, 105,"
Allowing violations of WP : NDT because " it's a fact " is a hellaciously evil precedent!
"But I think his lyrics are the most hellaciously cruel and hateful that we've ever heard.
Tuesday night one of Daley's son's, Bill, was orchestrating the Gore campaign's response to this hellaciously unsatisfactory outcome.
The game was described as " hellaciously hard " by " Electronic Gaming Monthly " staff writer Che Chou Weigand cautioned : " Casual gamers beware ", noting that earlier " Shinobi " titles had not been as demanding.
On the " Wizard ", Captain Keith knows he's in for " three-four days of bad weather, some of that hellaciously bad ", as he's already experiencing sustained 65-mph winds gusting to 80 and 90.
We arrived, tickets in hand ( we had bought them when we were still in the " excited " phase of our planning ), and were sent to stand in a hellaciously long, meandering line with hundreds of women, their mothers and grooms.
People " may " have to pay a topup ( as the parties are not tax harmonised ) and the details of a specific transaction are hellaciously complicated, but it's in the interest of both countries to at once facilitate trade while preventing the other from being used as a tax haven.
Austin Walker of GameSpot considered the lack of an overhead option as encouraging a " slow, dreary march forward " approach, while deeming the level design " uninspired " and the story " underdeveloped, " as it " turns its back . . . in favor of pure aestheticization . " Kyle MacGregor for Destructoid enjoyed the gameplay as " a heady, engrossing experience " yet was critical of the enemy turns having a protracted length, being " hellaciously long ".
His 1983 study, " Seeing Is Believing : How Hollywood Taught Us to Stop Worrying and Love the Fifties, " exposed the fault lines running under the films of that supposedly staid era; his best-selling 1998 book, " Easy Riders, Raging Bulls : How the Sex-Drugs-& AMP;-Rock'n'Roll Generation Saved Hollywood, " combines hellaciously entertaining tales of fast living with an almost elegiac analysis of American cinema's last golden age, the early 1970s.