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"In the evenings, Wind Street is sometimes impassably crowded with brazen-faced solicitants and half-drunken victims, and brutal 'bullies'.

They are so brazen-faced that they do not leave us unless we pay them some money.

So for the record, Mr Green, I want to say: you are a brazen-faced liar.

The ministry warned that the "ruling regime in Saudi Arabia is inciting terrorism in violation of relevant international resolutions, and the Saudi officials are bragging, in brazen-faced statements, about providing financial and logistical support to al-Qaeda elements and training them in countries neighboring Syria.'' In their capacity as permanent members, some UNSC members should have abstained from supporting terrorism in Syria, the letters affirmed, urging these countries to play ''a more effective role in combating the armed terrorist groups and having them and their supporters held to account.'' The ministry also demanded that the UNSC shoulders its responsibilities for implementing its binding resolutions that ban terrorism and the provision of any kind of support to it.

Good or bad, Koreans are said to be the only people in the world who would refuse to recognize Japan as a global power, a large part of which is due to petty, brazen-faced Japanese establishment in coming to grips with the most disgraceful part of their history.

Such passive responses and lack of firm countermoves have resulted in Japan's brazen-faced historic distortions.

Facing a maximum fine of pounds 20,000, brazen-faced Morrison Jr whined that he was on income support and had been unable to resist the temptation to make easy cash.

Robert Burton makes this point vividly: "I know there be many base, impudent, brazen-faced rogues, that will ...

The new Buhari regime isn't just a rigocracy; it's a rigocracy wrapped in multiple layers of brazen-faced illegitimacy.