I. shock [ʃɒk] N
shock photojournalism [ˌfəʊtəʊˈdʒɜːnəlızəm] N
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She considers the marital relationship between the chipmunks abrasive and shocking.
en.wikipedia.org But are we inured, nowadays, to anything that would have been shocking back in the swinging '60s?
news.nationalpost.com His arguments were seen as shocking and unseemly for someone in his position, held as a hero by many children.
en.wikipedia.org It's a shocking and disheartening turn of events for one of the more intriguing metal bands of the '90s.
en.wikipedia.org Shocking footage of the aftermath of the crash shows desperate passersby trying to rescue the boy from the top-deck.
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