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- Dictionarylacerated/ˈlasəreɪtɪd/
adjective
- 1. (of flesh or skin) torn or deeply cut: "he suffered a lacerated hand and arm"
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1 day ago · Dozens of migrant cleaners at Harrods are preparing to strike over “discriminatory” holiday policy affecting Black and Asian workers as the company celebrates its 175th anniversary, The Independent can reveal. The policy, which a union has described as “new” and “draconian”, limits workers’ holidays to a maximum of two weeks which ...
1 day ago · Crime in a central London borough has doubled in two years, costing the local authority £371m, according to a council report. A report by the Safer Westminster Partnership found 10per cent of all crime committed across the capital took place in Westminster - up from 5pc two years ago. The partnership, which includes Westminster City Council ...
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2 days ago · In an era dominated by social media and defined by short attention spans, it’s striking that longer, more involved debates hosted by elite institutions still matter. ... But he lacerated ...
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6 days ago · Two buses in a three-coach convoy rolled within a hundred metres of each other along State Highway 8's Tekapo-Twizel Highway shortly after 8.30am on Thursday. Fifteen people were rushed to hospital, two seriously injured. Other drivers on the road say conditions were treacherous and the highway should have been closed.
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