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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
terrorize .
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Examples
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For any American media to suggest that the US should allow a city to be terrorized is simply representative of the worst sort of terrorism themselves.
Think Progress » Pelosi Responds: O’Reilly Terrorism Statement “Deadly Serious” 2005
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Yes, Stalin terrorized his country for many years.
Intelligent Design? 2005
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For something like 15 years that name terrorized much of the world.
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In retrospect the n-word terrorized the hearts and minds of a race of people for more than 250 years.
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We are the ones that are terrorized, which is also why those that bring in the loose quantities that end up in our communities and boil down to crack ought to also be given a lot of time, so they can't begin the process in the first place.
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If you look around these streets and you think about the kids that have died, the people that have been on drugs, the old folks that have been terrorized, that is not what those people died for.
President To St Louis Residents ITY National Archives 1994
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We will win the War on Terror by being smarter and more resilient and not be "terrorized" and paralyzed.
Poll: Less Than One In Four Want To Stay In Iraq To Achieve Democracy 2009
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Certainly, New York and Washington, D.C. were "terrorized" in these cases, but is this "terrorism" as we mean it now?
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People of God, people of courage do not allow themselves to be "terrorized" by government perverts, or any of the other myriad enemies of freedom.
B. Bhutto, FDR, Reclaiming Illicit, 9,000% Profits, Amid Silence From Candidates 2008
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Richard Sternberg -- Expelled claims that Sternberg was 'terrorized' and that 'his life was nearly ruined' when, in 2004, as editor of Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington, he published a pro-intelligent design article by Stephen C. Meyer.
Archive 2008-04-01 Steve Caldwell 2008
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