If I'm gonna be in pain, every-god-damn-body is gonna be in pain.
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She was visibly upset and appeared to be in pain.
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This must end, no one else should be in pain.
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He seemed to be in pain, the court document states.
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You probably know how it feels to be in pain.
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They said she was crying and appeared to be in pain.
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I want to be in pain to some degree after a set.
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For him to be in pain for three years is very frustrating.
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Which hours of today can I most afford to be in pain?
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I just know that it's really, really hard to watch Amelia be in pain.
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Talking about Gülen and his movement, he can seem almost to be in pain.
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With our breath steamy in the cold air, I decided to be in pain.
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I want not to be in pain every time I walk up a flight of stairs.
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Yet the doctors didn't think she could be in pain because her brain was so underdeveloped.
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Whips, which encourage horses to run faster and faster, even when they may be in pain.
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Marshall tried warming up but appeared to be in pain before heading off to the locker room.
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Lots of women are afraid of complications during birth, and also don't want to be in pain.
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I have thousands of dollars' worth of debt now from simply just trying not to be in pain.
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If the family is in an environment that is suffering, then the family will always be in pain.
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When pandas pass mucoids, the researchers observed, they become lethargic, appear to be in pain, and stop eating.
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She disliked looking at women's expressions now, believing that they probably weren't experiencing pleasure and might be in pain.
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During his court appearance, Ragin was emotional -- burying his head in his hands -- and looked to be in pain.
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No more will my feet be in pain from many hours of walking in shoes that cause blisters and bunions.
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Throughout my twenties, I kept this equation running: Which hours of today can I least afford to be in pain?
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He said the little girl would be in pain because of the rugged terrain as she made her way to school.
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"While I would not want you to be in pain, that suggestion is a bit extreme and unrealistic," Dr. Needle says.
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Bystanders will know the tourniquet is tight enough because the patient will be uncomfortable and may be in pain, Darley says.
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It was this sprightliness that proved to be detrimental for Ziggy, who was limping and seemed to be in pain when walking.
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"There's no reason why someone should be in pain and suffer while pregnant," says Laura Laursen, a practicing OB-GYN in Chicago.
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"You know you don't have to be in pain," he said, nonchalantly, as if his words weren't about to completely change my entire world.
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But what I could promise — or I thought I could — was that he would not be in pain at the end of his life.
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"In my view my keeping Charlie on artificial ventilation will not cause significant harm because he does not seem to be in pain," he said.
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Anderson picked up the ball and threw to first for the out but appeared to be in pain as he walked away from the mound.
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"But their pain rating might still be up for all these other reasons—they're anxious, they're depressed, they're expecting to be in pain," Tracey said.
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Dr. Saito has this expert advice to share, so you have more answers the next time you are concerned that your pet might be in pain.
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Burr should appreciate that it is possible for Mr. Cohen to be in pain and still have dinner in a restaurant with his wife and friends.
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This Thanksgiving weekend, instead of playing golf with his sons or enjoying our annual touch football game with family and neighbors, Rand will be in pain.
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I have accepted that today, in this world, if I want birth control without suicide, I will be in pain, inconvenienced, incapacitated for days each month.
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She suffers from severe sepsis and appears to be in pain when nurses change her diapers and turn her over to avoid bed sores, King said.
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Joseph R. Wood, executed July 153, 215, in Arizona: Wood's execution took two hours, and witnesses said he appeared to be in pain and gasping for breath.
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When the fight was over, Nong Am confidently stepped to the middle of the ring and stood next to her opponent, who looked to be in pain.
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"This Thanksgiving weekend, instead of playing golf with his sons or enjoying our annual touch football game with family and neighbors, Rand will be in pain," she wrote.
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But the procedure wasn't carried out properly—he continued to be in pain—and by the summer of 2016 it was clear that he required corrective laparoscopic surgery.
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" In his statement Tuesday evening, Davis said it was possible for Cohen "to be in pain and still have dinner in a restaurant with his wife and friends.
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There were no banners or spectators, only a large digital clock and a bunch of people getting ready to be in pain for the next four to five hours.
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We believe Senator Burr should appreciate that it is possible for Mr. Cohen to be in pain and still have dinner in a restaurant with his wife and friends.
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Users can input details about their menstrual cycles, then the algorithm will learn and can predict when a woman is most fertile and when they may be in pain.
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I know, in order for him to lie that much, he has to be in an incredible amount of pain, and I don't want anyone to be in pain.
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"As a small child, I was aware my grandfather had difficulty breathing, that he would often be in pain — and we had to be quiet around him," she recalls.
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"My stomach would be in pain all day and I wouldn't be able to eat, but then I'd smoke and I can eat and do my shows," the comedian explained.
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"My stomach would be in pain all day and I wouldn't be able to eat, but then I'd smoke and I can eat and do my shows," Davidson told High Times.
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Abby's seen walking out of the facility toward a car picking her up when she's asked how she's feeling, but she signals she can't answer ... and appears to be in pain.
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" When I complimented her on her courage, she said simply, "I am going to be in pain and die soon no matter how I behave, so I might as well be cheerful.
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" Lockwood's mother, Lisa Bozeman, told local news network Fox 5 that she had been with her daughter in the store when they saw "a very pregnant woman who looked to be in pain.
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While some content is easier to spot – like videos where kids seem to be in pain, or being 'pranked' by parents in a cruel fashion – other videos exist in a much grayer area.
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By establishing a national number for mental health and suicide crises, we come closer to a breakthrough to support those who may be in pain and on a journey toward a tragic outcome.
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Clue, an app that tracks women's menstrual cycles and predicts when they may be in pain, has raised $20 million, led by the venture capital (VC) arm of Finnish network equipment maker Nokia.
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He is out there on the yard every day, running, and all I want is to be next to him, to live, to be in pain—to be free, in a way, from prison life.
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Born in 1891 on a farm some 30 miles from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, he also seemed to be in pain yet not fully aware of it and maintained a genial veneer that appeared almost childlike.
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And when I met Nic, I felt like all of the keys presented themselves because I didn't have to cross some huge bridge and be in pain or romanticize how I'm going to play a drug addict.
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But he appeared to be in pain when he walked — vets at the University of Queensland found that he had an angular limb deformity in his front leg, which caused the leg to bend and twist uncomfortably.
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I'd been run over by a car three years prior, and after surgery I learned not only would I have to relearn to walk, but I would also be in pain for the rest of my life.
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Pain can be thought of in this way: we expect and desire to not be in pain, so if it happens, it's a discrepancy from our expected state, and it sets off an alarm that something is wrong.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Flight attendant Donna Hubbard was deeply concerned when a couple carried a boy who was sweating, lethargic and appeared to be in pain onto her flight from Honduras to Miami in October last year.
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Teething is a rite of passage and a major milestone, but having a baby who's teething is difficult — not only because all the toys you buy get chewed up, but because it's hard to watch your baby be in pain.
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"It was about how I couldn't understand how my mother was feeling, because until you have a child you cannot understand what it is to have your child be in pain and not be able to help them," Coon said.
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Among the sufficient behaviors to indicate your cat may be in pain (the full list is below) were: absence of grooming, a hunched-up posture, the avoidance of bright areas (which tends to indicate eye trouble), and a change in feeding behavior.
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I don't want to sleep somewhere else, research solutions to help someone else treat me considerately, do my work at coffee shops all day, be in pain because of how I have to sit, or spend money on anything extra just for the sake of accommodating this absurd world.
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"He could be dying in some basement, or he could be fine, but either way he's got to be in pain, and that's clouding his judgment and making movement much harder," said the French police official a few hours before the gunman was confronted by police on the street in the Neudorf section of Strasbourg, where he opened fire before being shot dead.
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He's almost hit by two bikes as he slides into the track, and gets up but looks to be in pain. Kocinski's win is Cagiva’s first dry win in GP racing; Eddie Lawson won a wet race last year, but a lucky tire choice was seen as the main reason for the win.
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Tomita to Compete in All-Around Final. Intlgymnast.com. Retrieved on April 26, 2015. In the all-around competition, Tomita was in medal contention until on his third event, still rings, an accident caused him to crash on the mat from the rings. Tomita was shown to be in pain after his fall and was later observed to be applying an ice pack to his neck.
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At school, she would collapse and be in pain from getting her period. In order to help with the condition, she was a vegetarian for a while, which eliminated most of the symptoms, but the diet caused her to have anaemia and low energy. Now, rather than being completely vegetarian, the majority of her diet is plant-based. Harris has never married and has no children.
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During collapse the dog’s hind legs become weak until they are no longer able to support the dog’s weight. In the most extreme cases the dog’s front legs also go weak and the dog collapses, its leg muscles loose. [3] The episode generally lasts no more than 15 minutes over which time the dog returns to normal. The dog does not appear to be in pain during the collapse.
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Towards the end of the tour, Hammond fell seriously ill; according to him, a mosquito stung him in the groin area, close to a strain he had suffered, causing blood poisoning.Hammond, pp. 28–29. Playing against Jamaica, he moved awkwardly and his teammates observed him to be in pain. He missed the remaining matches of the tour, and none of the doctors he saw were able to help.
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He is acting weird and seems to be in pain. They get locked in a safe room and Maxon is forced to tell America that his father had whipped him after America’s stunt on “The Report” and she cleans him up. She asks Maxon what the other scars are for and he says they were for things he had said, done, or known. He reveals that it has been happening for a while.
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Observers noted that Huskisson did not appear to be in pain, and instead lay watching the leg shake. Huskisson shouted "This is the death of me". Parkes attempted to reassure him, but Huskisson replied "Yes, I am dying, call Mrs Huskisson". A man threw his coat over William Huskisson's leg to spare Emily Huskisson from seeing the extent of his injuries, and she was helped from the carriage in which she had been sitting.
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The traumatic action is most often a twisting movement at the knee while the leg is bent. In older adults, the meniscus can be damaged following prolonged 'wear and tear'. Especially acute injuries (typically in younger, more active patients) can lead to displaced tears which can cause mechanical symptoms such as clicking, catching, or locking during motion of the joint. The joint will be in pain when in use, but when there is no load, the pain goes away.
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As many as 90% of failure to thrive cases are non-organic. ; Mixed: However, to think of the terms as dichotomous can be misleading, since both endogenous and exogenous factors may co-exist. For instance a child who is not getting sufficient nutrition may act content so that caregivers do not offer feedings of sufficient frequency or volume, and a child with severe acid reflux who appears to be in pain while eating may make a caregiver hesitant to offer sufficient feedings.
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Medical treatment can directly or indirectly cause weight loss, impairing treatment effectiveness and recovery that can lead to further weight loss in a vicious cycle. Many patients will be in pain and have a loss of appetite after surgery. Part of the body's response to surgery is to direct energy to wound healing, which increases the body's overall energy requirements. Surgery affects nutritional status indirectly, particularly during the recovery period, as it can interfere with wound healing and other aspects of recovery.
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He finished second in a playoff to Zach Johnson at his own Northwestern Mutual World Challenge in December. However, Woods began the 2014 season with poor finishes in his first two events. During the final round of the Honda Classic in March, Woods withdrew, citing the back injury. He would return the next week in Doral but clearly looked to be in pain for much of the time, although he did post a 25th-place finish—the best finish he would post in the 2014 season.
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The league's meeting of January 25, 1943, was to have been a non- event. The only news that was supposed to come out of the meeting was that the playoffs would begin on March 20, and that all series would be best-of-seven affairs. This was resolved in the morning session. The afternoon session had just begun and Calder had informed Red Dutton of the reserve status of his suspended franchise, when Toronto coach Hap Day noticed that Calder appeared to be in pain.
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Haise suiting up for the Apollo 13 mission, April 11, 1970 Haise flew as the lunar module pilot on the aborted Apollo 13 lunar mission in 1970. Due to the distance between the Earth and Moon during the mission, Haise, Jim Lovell, and Jack Swigert hold the record for the farthest distance from the Earth ever traveled by human beings. During this flight Haise developed a urinary tract infection and later kidney infections. These caused him to be in pain for most of the trip.
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Emma Burns, curator of natural science at the Otago Museum, said regarding her museum's specimen, "Ship rats [black rats], according to some theories, are climbing rats, so their tails have… a grasping reflex, In the nest, they form a hold." Zoologists remain skeptical of it, saying that, while theoretically possible, the rats would barely be able to survive in such a condition for a long time. Particularly if the temperatures rose or if they bite their own or another one's tail to try to free themselves. They would also be in pain.
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The underlying deformity of the joint may get worse over time, or may remain static. A dog may have good radiographs and yet be in pain, or may have very poor radiographs and have no apparent pain issues. The hip condition is only one factor to determine the extent to which dysplasia is causing pain or affecting the quality of life. In mild to moderate dysplasia it is often the secondary effects of abnormal wear and tear or arthritis, rather than dysplasia itself, which is the direct causes of visible problems.
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Damon goes to Jeremy's room to inform him about Anna's death and that he wanted to help her but he could not. He knows that Jeremy must be in pain and he offers to take the pain away like he did before but this time it will be his choice. Jeremy tells him that even if he erased his memory the pain is still there and compelling him again will not take the pain away now either. Jeremy asks if what Anna told him, that vampires can turn off their humanity and do not feel, is true and Damon says that it is.
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97 If an object appears to you to be red it might not be so in reality, but if you seem to yourself to be in pain you must be so: there can be no case here of seeming at all. At the same time, one cannot feel another person's pain, but only infer it from their behavior and their reports of it. If we accept pains as special qualia known absolutely but exclusively by the solitary minds that perceive them, this may be taken to ground a Cartesian view of the self and consciousness. Our consciousness, of pains anyway, would seem unassailable.
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Gag Factor 10 is discussed in a piece by Robert Jensen of the School of Journalism at the University of Texas. He includes it as an example of pornography which he alleges is dangerous and denigrates women, as the actresses appear to be in pain in the film. The Tough Love series was criticized in an article in The Age as an example of pornography that contains sexual violence and "images that are gratuitous or offensive towards women". The Tough Love films feature, among other things, naked women having their heads flushed down a toilet bowl.
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Not all dogs who show scratching behavior appear to be in pain, though several leading researchers, including Dr Clare Rusbridge in the UK and Drs Curtis Dewey and Dominic Marino in the US, believe scratching in SM cavaliers is a sign of pain and discomfort and of existing neurological damage to the dorsal horn region of the spine. If onset is at an early age, a first sign may be scratching and/or rapidly appearing scoliosis. If the problem is severe, there is likely to be poor proprioception (awareness of body position), especially with regard to the forelimbs. Clumsiness and falling results from this problem.
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When one of the suspects, Tony Dellernia, was extradited to New York after surrendering in Chicago, Seedman, as was customary, had him perp-walked in front of reporters outside the precinct house. alt=A black-and-white photograph showing a man wearing a jacket and tie with a short sigar in his mouth, on the left, holding up the chin of a man on the right, who appears to be in pain Some photographers who arrived late complained to Seedmen. He obligingly brought Dellernia back out, but the defendant had his head low. Seedman, knowing he would regret doing so, forced Dellernia's head up and held him by the chin so his face would be visible.
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In a running joke, it was sometimes implied that his character was actually supposed to be a rat, particularly in moments where he would appear to be in pain because someone was standing on his tail, because he was being tickled, something was on his prosthetic nose, etc. Just as frequently, however, he was specifically identified by himself and others as a guy in a rat suit, or as a serious actor with a bad agent. Frequently unwilling to help with challenges or other segments, Lester was often persuaded by Beakman with the promise of food. Another occasional cast member is the unseen cameraman "Ray", who is played by prop-master Ron Jancula's hands.
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Following this Bree tries once again to talk to Gaby who tells her that Chuck is only targeting them to punish her for breaking up with him and so she goes to see him an offer a deal; she will confess to whatever he wants if he promises to leave her friends alone. Chuck, however, refuses this deal as what he wants is for her to be in pain. He then goes to see Ben to tell him he is shutting down his construction site to investigate and purposely makes Renee doubt him with regards to Bree again. Renee goes to see Ben later that night and sees Bree drunkenly drive off in her car.
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John is fully justified in his belief not if he merely makes an inference regarding his pain ("I must be in pain because my arm is bleeding"), but only if he feels it as an immediate sensation ("My arm hurts!"). This direct contact with the fact and the knowledge that this fact makes a proposition true is what is meant by knowledge by acquaintance. On the contrary, when one is not directly and immediately acquainted with a fact, such as Julius Caesar's assassination, we speak of knowledge by description. When one is not directly in contact with the fact, but knows it only indirectly by means of a description, one arguably is not entirely justified in holding a proposition true (such as e.g.
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A variant of the perp walk from this era, now no longer practiced, was the "confession shot" in which the defendant would be photographed signing or reviewing his written statement admitting to the crime. Tony Dellernia's tortured facial expression in this photo drew widespread criticism, and led to a reprimand for Det. alt=A black-and-white photograph showing a man wearing a jacket and tie with a short sigar in his mouth, on the left, holding up the chin of a man on the right, who appears to be in pain This era ended with the 1962 Borough Park Tobacco warehouse robbery in Brooklyn. Two detectives were killed; the first double homicide of NYPD officers in 30 years led to a massive manhunt.
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