Young people
bear the brunt
of economic decline in parts of the city.
He takes the
full brunt
of the wolves ' attack.
Brunt of the blame
must be borne, of course, by the leadership of the comintern.
The people who are
suffering the brunt
of the violence?
The propertyless bore almost the
whole brunt
of the famine brought about by their own improvident measures.
Brunt of the storm.
Socially excluded neighborhoods also
feel the brunt
of the childcare deficit.
Naturally, desiderius was furious at this insult, and the dominions of the holy see bore the
first brunt
of his wrath.
Brunt of criticism.
What was left
took the brunt
of the pain.
Therefore since our warfare is not over, let us prepare for the
worst brunt, and the last efforts of satan.
Brunt of the joke
more often than the instigator.
Why aren't you responsible enough to
face the brunt
of your own actions?
Brunt of the disaster, south africa, zimbabwe, botswana, zambia and madagascar.
Kick boxing a thai martial art, in which a boxing bag
receives the brunt
of your ill will.
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