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It was a very nasty action.
The claim is an evaluative description of the wartime action as 'very nasty,' which expresses the speaker's judgment about its severity or unpleasantness rather than a checkable factual state.
Nigel Farage·Nigel Farage - High Profiles·ArticleJudgement · evaluative
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Well, you know, this is all rather silly, isn’t it, because, actually, calling somebody ‘a damp rag’ is a pretty minor form of abuse compared with what happens every Wednesday at Prime Minister’s Questions. My family, both my mother’s side and my father’s, were very patriotic people. They believed in this country, they believed that the sacrifices they’d lived through through two world wars, awful though they were, had been worthwhile to keep our freedom and democracy. When I was small, you could never spend time with my grandparents without them talking about the past. One of my grandfathers was wounded in the Great War, in a very nasty action in which the corporal got the VC. We were basically, on both sides, traditionally Conservative – but all mega-Thatcherite, because that was a breath of fresh air.
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