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• Professors themselves complained bitterly of overwork,119 and several suffered severe breakdowns in health.

• Cognitive psychologists themselves are bitterly divided about the degree to which (c) holds in higher-level forms of human cognition.

• The socialists, locally and nationally, were bitterly opposed to the left-catholics.

• The episode has remained bitterly controversial, with many commentators claiming the government used excessive force.

• All the while, officers commanding the troops complained bitterly of the loss of their men through sickness.

• Any time such a plan is announced, union organizers complain bitterly.

• However, many wetland cultivators interviewed during this study also complained bitterly that the war had exacerbated their poverty and weakened their farming capabilities.

• All of this belied the tensions that existed between the long-term band members, who were bitterly divided both over politics and personal matters.

• Apart from statistical grounds the statement has been attacked bitterly for its ill-chosen timing.

• I tried to set it very bitterly, understated, swift.

• Now it is important to recall that these communities were by no means always harmonious ones, and the relations between their members were often bitterly antagonistic.

• They bitterly opposed the end of the forest, and exploited their rights, and the forest freeholders and commoners, mercilessly in the last eight years of its existence.

• They protested bitterly against foreign economic domination.

• Bitterly did they repent their decision.

• One example of the new challenges to the profession within the private sector was the growth of prepaid group practice, which doctors had fought bitterly against for years.