television; TV; TV program; TV programme; TV broadcast
devastating; gut-wrenching; shocking; startling; sensational; astounding
dramatization (e.g. of a novel); dramatisation; adaptation (for the stage or screen); embellishment (of the facts); exaggeration; dramatization
to speak; to say; to vocalize
unpleasant; disgusting; loathsome; shameful; scandalous
anonymity; using an assumed name
form (as opposed to substance); format; form; formality; form; mode
federation; federal state; United States of America
October; tenth month of the lunar calendar
31st day of the month; 31 days
southern tip; southern end; southernmost part
military of the Empire of Japan
to order; to command; to appoint
research institute; (research) laboratory
to overcome (opposition); to push past; to force one's way; to press and cut
forcing (e.g. a vote); carrying out (forcibly); pushing ahead (with); enforcement
to cause a loss; to make a hole (in)
demon; daemon (in Unix, etc.)
setting (someone) to work; employment; using; causative
control (of a machine, device, etc.); control (over an opponent, one's emotions, etc.); governing; management
to take possession of (forcibly); to take over (a company, account, etc.); to capture (a castle, enemy position, etc.); to hijack (a plane, ship, etc.)
on the street; around town; the world; the public
victim (esp. someone killed); casualty
triple; treble; threefold; three-ply; triplicate
to bear responsibility for; to be liable for; to answer for; to take the blame for
one-eyed; first (in a series); initial
reckless; thoughtless; rash; ill-advised; impulsive; mad (e.g. scheme)
three; three years of age
to lose one's mind; to go crazy; to lose one's senses; to lose consciousness
citizen (of a country); citizenry; citizen (of a city); resident; bourgeoisie; middle class
to harm; to cause harm to
scandal; impropriety; misconduct
acting rashly; running wildly; runaway (process); reckless baserunning
to suit (one's needs, tastes, purpose, etc.); to serve; to meet (one's expectations, wishes, etc.); to measure up to (e.g. one's ideal); to conform to (the law, standards, etc.); to be consistent with (reason, morality, etc.)