A second, Corporal Erik Ribeiro and Corporal Alex Dias, took another.
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A second, Corporal Erik Ribeiro and Corporal Alex Dias, took another.
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After pleading guilty to the fraternization charge, Corporal Cruz was reduced in rank from sergeant to corporal and restricted to the base.
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In the United States, corporal punishment is still lawful in the home in all states, and legal provisions against violence and abuse are not interpreted as prohibiting all corporal punishment, like spanking, according to the Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children.
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Corporal Banuelos observed Mr. Hernandez raise his weapon and point it in the direction of Lance Corporal Blood when he fired, according to military reports.
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Lance Corporal Law drove while Lance Corporal Salazar-Quintero, who speaks Spanish, got directions through his phone from a smuggler with a Mexican phone number.
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The Marine Corps at this time will not confirm the results of the investigation into the Silent Drill Platoon corporal nor what punishment that corporal received.
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Shortly afterward, Kelly gave a eulogy for two Marines, Corporal Jonathan Yale and Lance Corporal Jordan Haerter, who were killed by a suicide bomber in Iraq.
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It opens on April 6, 1917, with Lance Corporal Blake (Dean-Charles Chapman) and Lance Corporal Schofield (George MacKay), British soldiers stationed in France, receiving new orders.
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In strange ways, the scene foreshadows the fate of both characters, Lance Corporal Blake and Lance Corporal Schofield, respectively played by Dean-Charles Chapman and George MacKay.
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Lance Corporal Salazar-Quintero called Lance Corporal Law late on July 2, asking if he wanted to make $1,000 to "pick up an illegal alien," the complaint said.
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Days later, on April 15, a Marine corporal was shot to death in a barracks at a South Carolina base and another Marine corporal was taken into custody.
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Corporal (Ret.) Matthew Bradford Corporal (Ret.) Matthew Bradford, who after stepping on an improvised explosive device (IED) reenlisted in the Marine Corps as the first blind, double amputee.
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You're always following one of the two main characters, Lance Corporal Blake (Dean Charles-Chapman, who played Tommen on Game of Thrones) and his friend Lance Corporal Schofield (George MacKay).
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In the 220006-2202 school year, in public schools where corporal punishment existed, black students made up 2628 percent of students enrolled, but represented 28500 percent of students who received corporal punishment.
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A 2016 Brookings Institution report for example, found that while the use of corporal punishment is not widespread, black students are twice as likely as white children to face corporal punishment in schools.
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Tennessee enacted a new law this year requiring schools to report additional details, including the reason for each instance of corporal punishment — data that could guide future efforts to ban corporal punishment entirely.
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Children will no longer be allowed to witness corporal punishment.
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A Marine Lance Corporal, John joined the Marines at 19.
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Corporal Chris Nelson's patrol was hit by a suicide attack.
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Mr. Lieberman left the military at the rank of corporal.
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"He had that look on his face," Corporal Castro said.
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"I got your back," he remembered Corporal Ahrens telling him.
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From a hospital room window, Corporal Castro watched and waited.
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Black girls are overrepresented among girls who receive corporal punishment.
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She added that she supports corporal punishment for misbehaving students.
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Lance Corporal Gutiérrez grew up as an orphan in Guatemala.
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It's the group's most strongly worded warning against corporal punishment.
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At that point, no one knew Corporal Collins was missing.
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Corporal Schaaff was an aircraft ordnance technician from Washington State.
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Corporal punishment like the old days is not allowed today.
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While the television character never rose above the rank of private on "Gomer Pyle, USMC," Nabors was made an honorary corporal in the Marine Corps in 2001 and promoted to lance corporal in 2007.
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In North Carolina, the last remaining school district to allow corporal punishment voted in October to ban the practice, effectively ending corporal punishment in the state — even though it is technically still permitted by law.
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Marine Lance Corporal Jimmy Reddington was killed in Vietnam in 1967.
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At the funeral, the police chief promoted Hull posthumously to corporal.
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Like Corporal Jackson, he was assigned to its uniform patrol bureau.
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Corporal Castro whispered to his friend not to leave his side.
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Gomer Pyle — Mr. Nabors, in character — was promoted to lance corporal.
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Yet corporal punishment in schools is still legal in 22 states.
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Clever #map shows only countries that banned corporal punishment of children.
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The next morning, Corporal Collins's body was found in a park.
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The court upheld corporal punishment in the 1977 case Ingraham v.
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As a result, all punishments had to be immediate, and corporal.
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The driver was Hadi, the corporal intent on retrieving his wife.
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After I was helped to the dressing station by a corporal.
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Lance Corporal Michaels came out on the baggage train like cargo.
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Corporal Punishment of students should not be legal in any form.
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Es como si dijera: "No dejaré que interpretes mi lenguaje corporal".
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Lieberman's undistinguished military career only saw him attain the rank of corporal.
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Dunne also served as a corporal in the Australian Women's Army Service.
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Johnson, a corporal, belongs to Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One.
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Just four months into his tour, Lance Corporal Ferreira's life would change.
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Carl Rasmussen, a lance corporal, grew up on a farm in Oregon.
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This burly South African, a former lance-corporal, goes on leave tomorrow.
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Corporal punishment America's pediatricians are doubling down on their opposition to spanking.
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Corporal Thatcher, a 20-year-old from Montana, manned a pair of .
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The effects of corporal punishment are quite well established to be poor.
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He also served as a corporal in the United States Marine Corps.
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But since then, there hasn't been another statewide ban on corporal punishment.
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It includes brutal corporal punishments that shock the rest of the world.
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Matthew allegedly "inflicted corporal injury resulting in a traumatic condition" upon Gina.
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Corporal Owen was not wearing one at the time of the shooting.
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Alone in a room with the coffin, I met Lance Corporal Michaels.
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Equality between genders or religions was rejected; harsh corporal punishments became routine.
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I don't think that they expected me to take the corporal punishment.
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"And I&aposm sure that lance corporal was not happy," she said.
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"We are getting priority," said one of Corporal Berkepeis's German colleagues, Capt.
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"It's been a controversial issue for several decades, with some parts of the country, like the South, using corporal punishment more than others," Rothman said, adding that religious fundamentalists are also more likely to believe in corporal punishment.
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Once there, he asked the lance corporal who the officer on duty was.
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The lance corporal and a Marine colleague were arrested during that second operation.
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Corporal punishment is typically intended to cause pain but not physically injure children.
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Vandalism is still punishable by jail time an corporal punishment in Singapore. 48.
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"He said, 'I'm reaching for my wallet, don't shoot me,'" Corporal Mannino says.
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But the crewmen survived, in no small part because of Corporal Thatcher's aid.
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But using pepper spray to enforce that is not policy, Corporal Knight confirmed.
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Boys were overrepresented by 27% among students who receive corporal punishment as discipline.
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The lance corporal and tank crewman was awarded numerous medals for his service.
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When Corporal Lowry was laid to rest the streets were lined with residents.
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Like any veteran officer, Tulo gets annoyed with the rookies, Corporal Duncan said.
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In Florida, corporal punishment in the classroom is also a subject of debate.
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"We're taking fire," Corporal Banuelos said on the radio at 6:07 p.m.
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Corporal punishment in the home is still technically legal in all 50 states.
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The explosion killed the sergeant, a Romanian army corporal and 10 Afghan civilians.
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There is no need for prisons as most punishment is corporal and public.
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Chase believed in corporal punishment, opposed abortion and believed women should dress modestly.
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Arrested were Landrum, a Private First Class, who is charged with third-degree rape; Lance Corporal Jared Anderson, 18, booked on first-degree rape; and Lance Corporal Alexander Davenport, 20, booked on two counts of first-degree rape, officials said.
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Regardless of Lance Corporal Gutiérrez's moxie and his honorable military service, we can be sure that Mr. Trump would have us believe that Lance Corporal Gutiérrez was an agent of "chaos" and "anarchy" who came to "infest" the United States.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (Reuters) - Corporal Matthew Stice pointed his Taser at Martini Smith's bare chest.
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"Nice work Corporal Hollis," said a tweet from the department with a cat emoji.
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He was an infantry machine gunner and attained the rank of corporal in 29.
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He joined the force in 2002 and now holds the rank of senior corporal.
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Charging documents also said he had "forcibly kissed" a female Marine corporal in 2014.
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My parents did all they could to dissuade me; psychiatry, Outward Bound, corporal punishment.
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He was an infantry machine gunner and attained the rank of corporal in 2011.
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He pleaded no contest to corporal injury as part of a deal with prosecutors.
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Update: This piece has been updated with comment from Surrey RCMP Corporal Scotty Schumann.
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He put his faith into action through the corporal and spiritual works of mercy.
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Services for Baton Rouge Police Corporal Montrell Jackson, 32, are scheduled for 11 a.m.
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His name was Allen Strifler, an Iwo Jima survivor and former Marine Corps corporal.
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Black students were also disproportionately subject to corporal punishment, expulsion, and school-related arrest.
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Corporal Jackson, 32, was a 10-year veteran of the Baton Rouge Police Department.
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A lance corporal also was charged with the alleged distribution of LSD and cocaine.
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Seeing young men like Lance Corporal Robertson serving our nation abroad makes me proud.
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The shift supervisor—a tall corporal with a slight paunch—stood at a lectern.
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Two states, New Jersey and Iowa, have also banned corporal punishment in private schools.
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As the Ruptured Duck sank, upside down, Corporal Thatcher escaped from an emergency hatch.
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"Thanks for your service, but you're on your own with this," Corporal Wilson said.
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Corporal O'Connor, a 23-year veteran of the department, was the father of two.
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Steve Piscitelli was a lance corporal in the Marines who had enlisted at 18.
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No other corporal punishment cases have made it on to the docket since then.
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He even knows the most effective way to punish young Ian without corporal violence!
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The killer: a Marine corporal on an antidrug surveillance team assisting the Border Patrol.
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I reported that earlier incident to leadership, and nothing else happened with the corporal.
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"From Russia With Love" (1963): Daniela Bianchi played Soviet Army Intelligence Corporal Tatiana Romanova.
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"We wanted to campaign against corporal punishment, compulsory chapel, games and Latin," Branson says.
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Corporal Evans then leans over and begins swinging multiple times at Mr. Debose's face.
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In these countries, it's illegal to spank your kids Sixty countries, states and territories have adopted legislation that fully prohibits using corporal punishment against children at home, according to both UNICEF and the Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment of Children.
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"The majority of countries have actually not prohibited corporal punishment, and there are only 9% of children under the age of 5 living in countries where corporal punishment at home is fully prohibited," said Cappa, who is not involved in the Global Initiative.
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He was last assigned to Hawaii and left the Marines with the rank of corporal.
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He was released about an hour later after posting $10,000 bail, Corporal Bradley Woll said.
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Earlier on Wednesday, police corporal Kyaw Lwin gave evidence about a discrepancy in police paperwork.
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The good news is that my husband and I are in agreement about corporal punishment.
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"I wanted to grab the surgeon and say, 'Get back in there,'" Corporal Castro said.
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Public schools are one of the only public institutions where corporal punishment is still legal.
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Canadian Master Corporal Byron Greff, 28, died in a suicide bombing in Kabul in 2011.
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Alex Ferencz was a 23-year-old Marine corporal when she learned she was pregnant.
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It takes a special person to do this job and that's who this corporal was.
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Naing Lin, the lance corporal, denied giving the Reuters reporters secret documents to incriminate them.
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But Mr. Lieberman, who had never risen past corporal, was quickly outfoxed by the generals.
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It replaced all remaining corporal punishments in Ottoman law with prison sentences or forced labor.
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The groom's father also served as a corporal with the First Logistical Command in Vietnam.
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In 2000, the academy recommended that corporal punishment in schools be abolished in all states.
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Officer Gerald died in the attack, along with Deputy Brad Garafola and Corporal Montrell Jackson.
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Investigators also said that at least 37 ASD graduates reported physical abuse or corporal punishment.
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I crammed into Mezher's vehicle, sharing a seat with a corporal in a black balaclava.
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The department is seeking to remove him on charges that he meted out corporal punishment.
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Snowdon assured me that Lance Corporal Michaels would be safe and well taken care of.
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Lance Corporal Michaels was buried on a freezing morning with snow on the ground. Mrs.
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First, Shariah lays out corporal punishments, such as chopping off hands, stoning, flogging and beheading.
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Moak was on the job since 2015 and was recently promoted to corporal, Collins said.
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Kourtney Kardashian is taking a stand against the use of corporal punishment when disciplining children.
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They are based on Sharia law, a strict Islamic legal system that outlines corporal punishments.
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"They were nothing scandalous, just me saying good morning," Corporal Woytek said in an interview.
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This culture of spectacular violence didn't end when America abandoned corporal punishment and abolished slavery.
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A 2013 meta-review on corporal punishment in kids found "trivial" correlations with negative outcomes.
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Corporal Julie Yingling, Public Information officer of the St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office, told TheBayNet.
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At Oka, police corporal Marcel Lemay was shot dead by a bullet of unknown origin.
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Lance Corporal Alexander Davenport, 20, was charged with two counts of first-degree rape; Lance Corporal Jared Anderson, 18, was charged with one count of first-degree rape; and Private First Class Antonio Landrum, 18, was charged with one count of third-degree rape.
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I am a student in the art of transmutation, changing shape in worlds virtual and corporal.
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Though normally gentle souls who abhorred corporal punishment, they recommended exposing and penalising perpetrators by flogging.
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It was a man named Naing Lin, a lance corporal in Myanmar's 8th Security Police Battalion.
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Pang had already completed his full-time service and had a rank of corporal first class.
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Though banned, corporal punishment persists, he said, and superstition can often trump knowledge in the classroom.
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We are blessed to have people like Lance Corporal Robertson fighting to keep our homeland safe.
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The culture is the perception of the 'senior-lance corporal' as a distinct and separate rank.
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Many American stories — and many military careers — have begun with a fib like Lance Corporal Gutiérrez's.
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Corporal Cruz was one of three women who joined First Battalion, Eighth Marines in January 2017.
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"I had a taste of what it was like to train to fight," Corporal Cruz said.
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Black children, for example, were overrepresented by about 22 percentage points among students receiving corporal punishment.
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It focused on what researchers identified as corporal punishment that "crossed the line," Dr. Alexander said.
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Over the past few years, there has been a campaign to ban corporal punishment in France.
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The corporal said he knew all about the "terrorists," who had created havoc in northern Rakhine.
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He took out an identity card from the defense ministry, which described him as a corporal.
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I was promoted to corporal in June 2006, a few months after returning home from deployment.
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For those who viewed the gesture as spoiled or self-absorbed, Corporal Tillman represented an antithesis.
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Photographs showed the patterns of Corporal Keller's fatigues matching those of one of the flag raisers.
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The others involved various forms of corporal punishment, including ear-twisting and beatings with a cane.
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That night, some of Lance Corporal Michaels's cousins and his girlfriend took me out for pizza.
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"On the porch entering the apartment, I saw Bush standing in the hallway," Corporal Carlson testified.
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His parents used corporal punishment as a form of discipline as long as he could remember.
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" PEOPLE also spoke with Dr. Robin Gurwitch, a psychologist and professor at Duke University Medical Center, in June about the effectiveness of corporal punishment — and she pointed out how "research over the past several decades confirms the negative effects of spanking, any corporal punishment and verbal shaming.
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Sheriff Wegener described Corporal Carrigan as "one of my kids," who had a fiancée and four stepchildren.
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Lance Corporal Jimmy Reddington, a Scranton native, was 19 when he was killed on March 23, 1967.
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Today, Queen Anne is remembered for her large corporal size, her miscarriages, her illnesses, her supposed affairs.
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"It was a lot harder than I thought to dig your own foxhole," said Corporal Alexander, 23.
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Corporal Casebolt was among the officers who responded to a call about a disturbance about 7 p.m.
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Corporal Casebolt then approached the girl, Dajerria Becton, 15, and other teenagers and told them to leave.
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Several people rushed toward Corporal Casebolt as he grabbed the girl, and he pulled out his handgun.
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The department would confirm only that two teachers had been investigated, on charges of using corporal punishment.
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"If the school can't use corporal punishment, then they get suspended," said Wade, who is African-American.
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Kramer was booked on suspicion of felony corporal injury to a spouse and released on $50k bond.
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The man and two teenagers had all served 98-day jail sentences ahead of the corporal punishment.
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After a third spin, Lance Corporal Bourmeche said, he feared for his life and renounced his religion.
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Corporal R.J. Mitchell and his Marines lined up flush against the wall and peeked through the doorway.
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"Kids like to come up and give you a little bit of a hug," Corporal Revels said.
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Because Texas has legalized corporal punishment at a state level, educators are largely immune from legal action.
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About 63 percent of respondents in a recent Czech survey found corporal punishment acceptable in some cases.
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My best line was in a 2001 piece about the persistence of corporal punishment in public schools.
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He later added an Asian-American character, Corporal Yo, and a high-tech warrant officer, Chip Gizmo.
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He was a corporal and liked to lead from the front, to be on top of everything.
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David H. Berger of the Marine Corps wrote in a letter to Corporal Keller's daughter last week.
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Hershel Williams, 96, was decorated for heroism in the battle for Iwo Jima while a Marine corporal.
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They met their future pimps, Mirko Ieni and army corporal Nunzio Pizzacalla, after responding to an ad.
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Mr. Casilla sometimes used corporal punishment to discipline him, striking him on the legs with a belt.
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More from Tonic: It hasn't helped that corporal punishment is legal in Canada and the United States.
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A corporal with 5th Marines, so far the highest ranking Marine involved, was alleged to transport a cellphone on or about July 18 from the barracks room of a Marine involved to a lance corporal "in order to obstruct the due administration of justice," the charge sheet reads.
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Hillsborough County Sherriff's Office Corporal Larry McKinnon said the department was investigating if there were any other victims.
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"He's not the first celebrity we've dealt with and he won't be the last," says Corporal Bradley Woll.
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None of this lies at the feet of the corporal or sergeant on the ground risking their lives.
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A Texas mother says a schoolteacher used corporal punishment against her 5-year-old son without her permission.
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She said she completed forms during Jalijah's enrollment objecting to the use of corporal punishment on her child.
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One of the students stumbles across a Union soldier, Corporal John McBurney (Farrell), who has been seriously wounded.
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He was a corporal in the Marines from August 221 to March 220, according to Defense Department records.
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She was reduced in rank from sergeant to corporal and is now awaiting a discharge from the ranks.
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Education Secretary John King Jr. is urging state leaders to end the use of corporal punishment in schools.
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A Marine lance corporal has become the first female Marine in history to graduate the Basic Reconnaissance Course.
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The UK Ministry of Defense had earlier identified the slain UK service member as Lance Corporal Brodie Gillon.
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BANGKOK — The two reporters met the police corporal at his insistence, joining him at a restaurant in Yangon.
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"All of my stuff is organic, homegrown, no G.M.O., real lance corporal from the actual corps," he said.
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According to documents obtained by TMZ, Matt allegedly "inflicted corporal injury resulting in a traumatic condition" upon Gina.
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In both states, lawmakers have tried to ban corporal punishment entirely, but they have been met with resistance.
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Research makes it clear that corporal punishment isn't the right way to help kids learn right from wrong.
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"Global progress towards prohibition of all corporal punishment of children has accelerated, particularly in recent years," she wrote.
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Corporal punishment was defined as an adult's use of physical force to "correct or control" a child's behavior.
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Impact of corporal punishment Spanking and other forms of correction are legal and socially acceptable in many countries.
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Yet an increasing amount of research shows that the end results of corporal punishment may not be positive.
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In fact, the virulent fascist ideologies of the 20s and 30s, the concept that a people could find transcendence by "making their nation great again," is entirely a monster born out of the trenches, ideas hatched in the damaged minds of Corporal Mussolini and Corporal Hitler, that shadow us still.
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"RCMP will continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death," Royal Canadian Mounted Police Corporal Chris Warren told PEOPLE.
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But that's probably not true for public school students in the 19 states where corporal punishment is still allowed.
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"We do not know if it was politically motivated," said Corporal Vitor Albuquerque, a spokesman for the local police.
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Right: An American corporal stacks cans of gasoline in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, in preparation for the upcoming invasion.
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Gay people are subject to prison sentences or corporal punishment in the territory, which is governed via constitutional monarchy.
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"RCMP will continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding his death," Royal Canadian Mounted Police Corporal Chris Warren tells PEOPLE.
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"I saw Corporal Shaw double over a little bit, and the door in front of me exploded," Abbott said.
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Corporal Matthew Bradford (Ret.) joined the U.S. Marine Corps out of high school and deployed to Iraq in 2006.
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Stretching energizes you and also helps keep your blood from pooling into strange areas within your corporal flesh husk.
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The next day Morva shot and killed Montgomery County Sheriff's Corporal Eric Sutphin on a bike path in Blacksburg.
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"Corporal punishment teaches children that physical force is an acceptable way to change someone's behavior," Elgar said by email.
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Corporal punishment is still common in China, especially in rural regions, but many people found Mr. Jiang's methods extreme.
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The nonprofit is the vision of a group of young veterans led by former US Army Corporal Chris Stout.
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Medina, a Marine lance corporal, was only 19 when he was killed in Falluja several months after Humayun's death.
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An army corporal near the front line told Reuters soldiers were tagging houses and buildings that had been cleared.
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Some people may say that while corporal punishment is technically legal in some states, no one really uses it.
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Well, the fact of the matter is just one child who experiences corporal punishment is one child too many.
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A Marine lance corporal will reportedly be removed from the Corps following an investigation into racist social media posts.
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Marine Corps Corporal Dave Smith went on two deployments to Iraq, after which he experienced severe post traumatic stress.
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The corporal was hit with charges from that incident to include violating the Corps' regulation on hazing and maltreatment.
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Sheriff's spokeswoman Corporal Julie Yingling said results of the autopsy would not be released until at least next week.
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Afterward, one of the marines, Corporal Sanick Dela Cruz, urinated into the skull of one of the dead Iraqis.
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The built-in Corporal Positioning System (CPS) provides reliable directions, routing hands to locations pre-requested by each lover.
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"The biggest mistakes I've made in the infantry were from my personal relationships," Corporal Cruz said in an interview.
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When the master corporal managed to get up and approach him, Ali slashed him in the upper right arm.
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Army Corporal Larry J. Samples, Canada, Alabama … Staff Sergeant Charles R. Miller, Tucson, Arizona … Sergeant Frank Hererra, Coolige, Arizona.
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He had been the top-rated junior Marine in his platoon, and the first to be promoted to corporal.
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In that vein, Tennessee's new law still allows the parents of disabled children to opt in to corporal punishment.
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Decrees issued by sultans introduced fines or prison sentences instead of corporal punishments, rendering the latter often practically obsolete.
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He was sent to India and served in the China-Burma-India Theater, rising to the rank of corporal.
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Kairys had received a promotion at Trawniki; on the roster, he was listed as an Oberwachmann, a guard corporal.
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Corporal Casebolt appeared to grab Ms. Becton and pin her after she did not heed his orders to leave.
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Some states have mandatory reporting laws that require health care workers to report parents who engage in corporal punishment.
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Chief James Craig said the officer, a corporal in the Detroit Police Department, stopped the woman for expired registration.
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Bretschger, 29, is a clinical social worker at the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Philadelphia.
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Alien Deck Building lets players take on the role of characters like Ripley, Bishop, and Corporal Hicks (stay frosty).
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Alcee HastingsAlcee (Judge) Lamar HastingsHarris hops past Biden in early race for Black Caucus support NFL players: Corporal punishment in schools is unacceptable Biden, Harris lead in 2020 endorsements MORE (D-Fla.) introduced a bill that prevents federal funding from going to education institutions, both public and private, that still allow corporal punishment.
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"The Iranian authorities' prolific use of corporal punishment, including on children, demonstrates a shocking disregard for basic humanity," Luther said.
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If that date sounds familiar it's because TMZ broke the story ... Halima was arrested for felony corporal injury that day.
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Visualizing this tangible experience provides an introspective lens through which viewers can relate to the installation from a corporal perspective.
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Their clients weren't trading their kettlebells and TRX bands for some other form of corporal torture; they were leaving town.
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The corporal killed on Tuesday was from Iguala's 27th Battalion, the defense minister said in a tweet, praising his heroism.
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"Please keep Senior Corporal Givens' family and friends in your thoughts and prayers," the police department said in a statement.
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The government boarding schools were run like military training camps, where children were subject to abuse, neglect and corporal punishment.
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According to the Marine Corps, he spent four years as a Marine, leaving with the rank of corporal in 1998.
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Just last school year in Kentucky, over 400 incidents of corporal punishment were reported — an increase from the year before.
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On July 24, 1966, Mr. Pittman was a lance corporal in Company I, Third Battalion, Fifth Marines, First Marine Division.
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Lance Corporal Pittman grabbed a machine gun and belts of extra ammunition and rushed ahead, firing into the enemy position.
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It was difficult to draw a line between corporal punishment and abuse, and judges drew that line in different places.
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"I bandaged everyone's wounds as best I could," Corporal Thatcher told the military authorities in a report a month later.
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Yet the line at which physical discipline crosses over from corporal punishment to abuse is subjective and differs across cultures.
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The new group's inaugural statement was signed by a Corporal Oleum Bellum, a Latin phrase that loosely means "oil war".
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An arbitrator wrote that she was "unquestionably guilty of corporal punishment," yet let her go with a fine and training.
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Corporal Cruz, of Fleischmanns, N.Y., joined the Marines as a supply clerk in 2013 and completed infantry training in 2014.
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Unable to communicate with her advancing squads, the lieutenant first yelled, then jogged to an approaching corporal to issue orders.
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The panel said children had been forced to kill civilians and loot and had faced corporal punishment if they disobeyed.
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VICE News' Antonia Hylton talks to teachers, students, and lawmakers in Texas about how corporal punishment is regulated in schools.
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La imagen corporal siempre es un tema complicado, más aún para personas que, como Katrina Manta, han tenido trastornos alimentarios.
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Over the last two years, lawmakers in Tennessee and Louisiana have passed legislation banning corporal punishment among students with disabilities.
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Various bills have been introduced over the years that sought to ban corporal punishment, including one as recently as 2017.
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Disclaimer: According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, corporal punishment should not be used as a method to discipline children.
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He achieved the rank of a technician fifth grade, which was comparable to a corporal, according to Stars and Stripes.
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Moak had been on the job since 2015 and was recently promoted to corporal, Brookhaven Police Chief Kenneth Collins said.
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If you weren't 36 (and I didn't object to corporal punishment), I would recommend a brisk spanking for you, Nathaniel.
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COLLIN J. SCHAAFF He entered the Marine Corps nearly four years ago and was promoted to corporal in December 219.
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Our erotic trade just happened to be golden showers, verbal humiliation, and corporal punishment rather than lap dances or intercourse.
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The film follows two young men, Lance Corporal William Schofield (George MacKay) and Lance Corporal Tom Blake (Dean-Charles Chapman), soldiers on the Western Front who receive a near-impossible task: Carry a message across enemy lines to a British battalion that's at risk of being ambushed ahead of a planned attack against German troops.
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Avinash Chandra similarly renders the corporal and the sublime together, here in two large, unique paintings replete with his unmistakable squiggles.
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"Sanctioned tracks are the type of places people need to be going," said Corporal Steve LeSueur of the Odessa Police Department.
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Israel Radio said security authorities were looking into whether the soldier, Corporal Dvir Sorek, was killed in a failed kidnapping attempt.
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I read twice the passages about their fasting, their corporal austerity, the devotion to these saints that lasts to this day.
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In the most recent report, for the 2011-2012 school year, the school said there were 25 cases of corporal punishment.
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"You would think he was a corpse just by the way he looked," Corporal Christopher Blakely, Concord police spokesperson, tells PEOPLE.
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Un método mucho más efectivo es reducir la temperatura corporal de referencia, lo que se logra con medicamentos como la aspirina.
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Army Corporal Dillon C. Baldridge, 24 of Youngsville, N.C., died June 25 in Peka Valley, Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan, of gunshot wounds.
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Corporal punishment is a common form of discipline in many Nigerian schools despite increasing evidence of its negative outcomes on children.
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As a teacher, bucking common practice, he rejected corporal punishment, and took students on field trips, often to his treasured woods.
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The Marine Corps said Monday that Officer Gerald had spent four years as a Marine, leaving in 1998 as a corporal.
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I expected—at that time, in that country—for the knowledgeof corporal damage and how to manage it to make itselfuseful.
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Former US Army Corporal Chris Stout started the Veterans Community Project, which connects homeless veterans with housing and other essential services.
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During World War II we watch her get close to Corporal Grant and Private Lucas, two pilots separated from their unit.
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Corporal punishment, also known as "physical discipline," has become illegal in recent decades in many countries, starting with Sweden in 1979.
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Earlier this year the governor of the province, Irwandi Yusuf, decreed that corporal sentences be carried out within the city's prison.
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But Ted Lawson, who died in 1992, was not likely to have forgotten the lifesaving efforts of the Ruptured Duck's corporal.
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At the time, the governor of the province, Irwandi Yusuf, decreed that corporal sentences be carried out within the city's prison.
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The Malaysian Bar said the country should not tolerate caning in any form and should repeal all forms of corporal punishment.
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Matt allegedly "inflicted corporal injury resulting in a traumatic condition" upon Gina, 35, during the June 22 incident, the outlet reported.
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By April 3, the nation, which is predominantly Muslim, had begun adhering to a new penal code with harsh corporal punishments.
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For the same reason, corporal punishments — much cheaper and easier than imprisonment — were the universal norm until a few centuries ago.
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Moments later, they dodged a station wagon swerving along the road, in the same direction that Corporal Collins had been running.
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Landgrebe, a 20-year-old lance corporal, has been shot through both legs and he's dragging himself toward the front door.
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"Buy me some bread for the children if you can," the corporal said to me, as tears welled in his eyes.
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Britain named its fallen service member as Lance Corporal Brodie Gillon, a 26-year-old with the Irish Guards Battle Group.
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Some more important issues include corporal punishments, which create some of the most controversial perceptions of Islam in the modern world.
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Hadi Nabil, the corporal whose wife had been forced by ISIS to divorce him, was among those shooting at the drone.
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An investigation is conducted into whether they are in a Canadian intelligence database or wanted for a crime, Corporal Gagnon said.
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" In the film, just before being assigned his mission, Lance Corporal Blake says, "Must be something big if the general's here.
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Today, black parents are still about twice as likely as white and Latino families to use corporal punishment on their children.
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Ella afirmó que su esposo ha perdido la mitad de su masa corporal, pero no pudo tomar ninguna fotografía para documentarlo.
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Spanking is an extremely common form of corporal punishment, generally used against a child in response to a perceived bad behavior.
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The photo that led to the probe shows a uniformed corporal aiming a rifle with his finger near the weapon's trigger.
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Understanding of how corporal punishment affects children has largely evolved across generations, and many today consider it a form of abuse.
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Corporal Buckley had complained about that commander and was killed, along with two other Marines, by one of the commander's boys.
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Disheartened, Corporal Limon, who had served in the Middle East, left the Marines when his tour of duty ended this August.
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"When I was growing up, where my culture and religion intersected, corporal punishment was the order of the day," writes Bathe, 42.
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In cases where warm parenting practices occurred alongside corporal punishment, the link between harsh discipline and adolescent conduct disorder and depression remained.
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The report calls for an external recruitment plan to increase diversity in the department and within the ranks of corporal and detective.
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Hackman lied about his age and enlisted in the Marines as a radio operator in 1946, rising to the rank of corporal.
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According to the Center for Effective Discipline, an advocacy group that wants to end paddling, 19 states allow corporal punishment in schools.
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But an internal report by the church identified only 72 cases of abuse in the Regensburg Diocese, most involving severe corporal punishment.
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A man holds an American flag upside down as motorcycles pass during the funeral procession for Baton Rouge police corporal Montrell Jackson.
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Hasson rose to the rank of corporal during his five years in Marines, then spent two years in the Army National Guard.
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The sheriff said the deputy had worked as a corporal in the jail and was off duty when she was fatally injured.
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A new study published Tuesday in the Journal of Pediatrics found that childhood corporal punishment could be correlated with future dating violence.
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Without a corporal body to feed and coddle, I could spend all of my focus on engaging with a growing social audience.
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Police Lance Corporal Mohd Zulkarnain Sanudin, who was on duty at the airport, said Juliana had brought Kim Jong Nam to him.
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He returned to Chicago in September of 1945 after being stationed in Hawaii during World War II, attaining the rank of corporal.
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While rushing to help Lance Corporal Ivan Wilson, 20 yards away, Ameen stepped on an IED and immediately lost his left foot.
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An estimated 17 percent of adolescents worldwide have experienced corporal punishment at home or in school in the past month, researchers note.
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They started dating after Fike returned from Iraq, where, as a Marine lance corporal, he'd trained police in the town of Haditha.
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The actor, 73, was booked for "corporal injury to a spouse or cohabitant with a prior" and his bail was at $100,000.
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He asked for some information about the officers who had died — Officer Zamarripa, Corporal Ahrens, Officer Thompson, Officer Michael Krol and Sgt.
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For states that allow corporal punishment, a minor offense or mistake can lead to lasting mental, emotional and physical effects for students.
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But the jitneylike buses called matatus had suspended service, and Cheserek's father, Jacob, a corporal in the military, wouldn't risk the car.
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"A lot of the school districts around here have corporal punishment the parents can all opt into," says Sullivan, the district attorney.
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In 2010, Clayton "Buddy" Maynard's Heritage Boys Academy in Panama City, Florida, closed following allegations of racial discrimination and severe corporal punishment.
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"The other vehicle that we had a confirmed report of was a school bus," Indiana State Police Corporal Brock McCooe told WTTV.
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Instead they point to various meta-analyses of large numbers of studies to prove their point about the dangers of corporal punishment.
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The prisoner understood and knelt on that spot, as an Asayish corporal tied the man's hands behind his back with a scarf.
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Takaya Dupree, a 12th-grader, said Corporal Revels knew almost every student well, since she had been around the school for years.
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In another case, a corporal openly criticized the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy toward gays as several Marine generals listened in.
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"He's been in a cop car since he was a few months old, and he really likes the job," Corporal Duncan said.
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I grew up in the South, where, according to social survey data, support for corporal punishment ranks highest, and it was everywhere.
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First, the corporal punishments in the Quran — amputation of limbs and flogging — may simply be related to the context of the Quran.
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You can see how her father's aptitude for corporal ingenuity and control, from Butoh, translates into hers for dancing on the wall.
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"I believe that corporal punishment has no place in schools, even if it wasn't painful to me," he said in the statement.
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Senior Corporal Lorne Ahrens, a 14-year veteran with the Dallas police, was one of those killed, the Dallas Morning News reported.
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The police said Corporal Casebolt and other officers were responding to a call about a fight and a disturbance at the pool.
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Lance Corporal Donna, from Nottinghamshire, told The Telegraph she and Jasmine felt "overwhelmed" by the attention their unique pregnancy story had received.
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In one photograph, surreptitiously taken in February, a female corporal from Camp Lejeune, in North Carolina, is shown bent over from behind.
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This year's shooting deaths include an officer on her first day on the job and a sheriff's corporal who was about to retire.
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Lance Corporal Evan Flores is currently serving overseas in Saudi Arabia and was unable to welcome his newborn son, Landon, into the world.
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"These pages are pretty expansive across social media, including Instagram and Snapchat," Marine Lance Corporal and Terminal Lance founder Maximilian Uriarte told TechCrunch.
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Leavey was a 22-year-old Marine corporal deployed in Iraq, focused on the tasks of finding explosives before they could cause harm.
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Matthew Bradford — Retired Marine Corps Corporal wounded in Iraq in 2007, resulting in his blinding and the amputation of both of his legs.
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"Sir, it's Brigadier General Mattis," the lance corporal answered, as Albert C. Pierce, a director at the ethics center, explained at the lecture.
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Michael Strank, Marine Private First Class Franklin Sousley and Marine Corporal Harlon Block, all also in the photo, were killed on Iwo Jima.
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When a burly corporal arrived with a carton of "Animal Crackers" biscuits, freshly shipped in from America, the nation-building moment seemed complete.
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Solano County court records show that Jonathan Allen was charged with four felonies including corporal injury, assault with a firearm and criminal threats.
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The judge issued a series of conditions, including: -- Neither Tyrese nor Norma Gibson can use corporal punishment in disciplining 10-year-old Shayla.
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Zachary Collins, 24, has been charged with child abuse murder, Corporal Mark Kraft of the Tulsa Police Department's Child Crisis Unit tells PEOPLE.
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However, again, I should stress that we have scant evidence that Neanderthals are engaging in complex burial practices, or acts of corporal punishment.
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According to various reports ... Kramer was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of felony corporal injury to a spouse at his home in Agoura Hills.
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Felipe went missing in October 2003 and Terrance in January 2004 -- and the connection between them is Collier County Sheriff's corporal Steven Calkins.
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What someone said to me last night, if you're in the military, you don't go from being a corporal to a general, either.
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The report also criticises Iran for inflicting corporal punishment on alleged miscreants, with amputations of limbs, floggings (often in public), stoning and blinding.
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" The group opposes the Westboro Baptist Church, advocates against corporal punishment and provides legal protection against laws that "unscientifically restrict women's reproductive autonomy.
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After graduating from Harvard in 1837, he became a teacher but resigned weeks later because he couldn't stomach using corporal punishment on students.
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Jaan Vokk, a retired corporal with the Estonian Army, ran the competition to identify armored vehicles on a slide show on his laptop.
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"It was a corporal and a sergeant—and General Mattis, at three in the morning, doing the same thing I was," he said.
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Yet Ryan, who has studied the use of corporal punishment, noted that only a correlational relationship has been found, not a causal one.
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His art speaks to infernal traumas and corporal tortures, spontaneous ferocities and methodical brutalities that define humanity as an insatiably war-hungry species.
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The academy strongly opposes striking a child for any reason, pointing to research that links corporal punishment to mental health disorders and aggression.
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But instead they started talking about schools and corporal punishment (Britney gave Tickled a shout-out), and that could only mean one thing.
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Wright that corporal punishment in public schools was constitutional, which meant that each state could make its own rules when physically disciplining students.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. In 1982, Corporal Lou Armour had just arrived on the Falkland Islands when the Argentines invaded.
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However, no traces of Corporal Collins — no fingerprints, hair or blood — were found inside his car or, for that matter, on Mr. Alley.
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Although the study was small in scope, it can help provide a biological basis for other observations about corporal punishment, Dr. Sege said.
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The officer who fired the shots, Royce Ruby, was promoted to the rank of corporal while the matter was pending, Mr. Ravenell said.
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Corporal Tillman was an intellectually curious, independent thinker interested in World War II and the works of the left-wing professor Noam Chomsky.
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Corporal Gagnon said that as soon as the would-be asylum seekers cross the border, they are advised that they would be arrested.
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His ability to keep that secret, even while he goes eagle-watching with a Nazi corporal (Thomas Kretschmann), is a test of mettle.
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The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry also does not support the use of corporal punishment as a method of behavior modification.
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"We're a pretty young force so we can't assume that a lance corporal or a lieutenant knows what an election year means," Gen.
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"The officers said he was rambling and saying all kinds of nonsense," the spokeswoman, Senior Corporal Debra Webb, said at a news conference.
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Long served in the U.S. Marines from 2008 to 2013, reaching the rank of corporal and serving as a machine gunner in Afghanistan.
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"Witnessing corporal punishment by teachers sends a message to children themselves that violence is acceptable in schools, which it is not," Cappa said.
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Of the 88 countries in the study, 30 had full bans on corporal punishment, meaning it is banned in both schools and homes.
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They say Police Lance Corporal Naing Lin and another officer handed them the documents in a rolled-up newspaper at a Yangon restaurant.
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Stacey Thompson was a young Marine lance corporal in Okinawa in 1998, when she said she was drugged and raped by her sergeant.
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"The districts that still have corporal punishment are quite supportive of it and are convinced that it 'works' to change student behavior" despite the fact that "there is no research examining this question," said Elizabeth T. Gershoff, a professor of human development and family sciences at the University of Texas at Austin who has studied corporal punishment in public schools.
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The monsignor has previously apologized for slapping boys during the three decades he ran the choir, while noting that corporal punishment was accepted discipline.
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" Anyway, Everett pointed out, we've known for years that corporal punishment doesn't work: "It's the reason teachers don't hit children any more in schools.
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Singh, a 33-year-old corporal with the Newman Police Department, was shot and killed after stopping Arriaga for a suspected DUI last Wednesday.
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For the commander who caused the deaths of hundreds of thousands of troops was also the ruler who forbade corporal punishment in his schools.
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Brendon, who played Xander Harris in the drama series, is facing one count of felony corporal injury to a spouse, according to the documents.
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In a later account of the war, Corporal Zack Brackney recalled everything slowly turning a yellowish-orange color as visibility dropped to 10 meters.
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Rembert, who is now a corporal in the Marine Corps, received an invite from Sowers' colleagues to come to the retirement party on Friday.
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ISIS has started to accept payment of fines in cash as an alternative penalty to corporal punishments imposed by Sharia law, according to IHS.
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We're told that didn't happen with Harrison ... so his "arrest" for corporal injury on his spouse was auto-populated into the real police blotter.
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"The 100" star's been hit with one count of misdemeanor corporal injury to a spouse ... this according to the L.A. County District Attorney's Office.
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Some corporal punishment items, and you can do one flogger or whip… I guarantee you they will fit in two or three storage bins.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how national policies on corporal punishment directly impacted parenting choices or teen behavior.
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"We demand the liberation of Corporal Villar and of citizen Ramon Cabrales," Santos said after meeting with security officials in the city of Arauca.
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No. Does Colleen, who physically stops her husband from even considering corporal punishment for their daughter, deserve to get assaulted in her own home?
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The group began allowing people sentenced to corporal punishment to be spared in return for cash payments, an indication of financial difficulty, it said.
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Corporal Castro, who had been part of the unit, recalled one summer night when the two officers crawled into some bushes before a raid.
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In 6900-2628, black girls were just 28503 percent of girls enrolled in public schools but 22019 percent of girls who received corporal punishment.
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And yet, it did not do this with nuance: It did so by piling on more assault, more gruesome corporal punishments, more unceasing tragedy.
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Arriaga is accused of shooting to death Newman police corporal Sonil Singh after Singh pulled him over on suspicion of driving under the influence.
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According to documents obtained by the outlet, Matt allegedly "inflicted corporal injury resulting in a traumatic condition" upon Gina during the June 22 incident.
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Corporal punishment is banned in the United States' military training centers and can no longer be carried out as a sentence for a crime.
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Ms. Bergehed pointed to a law the country passed in 1979 against hitting children, which she said changed the way society sees corporal punishment.
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Corporal Owen had pulled over to the side of the road to check on the man, who was lying in the grass, police said.
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During my 34-year police career in Maryland, I lost my close friend, Corporal Ed Toatley, and numerous other friends who wore the blue.
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"It's just in the last 22005 years that more countries and a larger set of countries have decided to prohibit corporal punishment," Cappa said.
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At the time of the study, all but two of those countries -- Turkey and Lithuania -- had legal bans on corporal punishment in the home.
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Voynov pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of corporal injury to a spouse following an altercation at his home in Redondo Beach, Calif.
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The authorities discovered that Mr. Casilla had a clean record, that he rarely used corporal punishment, and that he did not understand its repercussions.
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" If that was correct, Sege said, "you would expect the international outcome to be more violence among youth once a country bans corporal punishment.
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Religious people, regardless of their income, are more likely to be authoritarian parents who expect obedience and believe in corporal punishment, the authors found.
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Jilmar Ramos-Gomez, 27, served in Afghanistan from 2011 to 2014, serving as a lance corporal and a tank crewman in the U.S. Marines.
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She is facing charges of felony child abuse/endangerment and felony corporal injury to a child, along with an unspecified felony, the jail records state.
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Casebolt was placed on administrative leave after the incident and resigned from his post as a corporal for the police department in McKinney shortly after.
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Corporal Hollis with the Anne Arundel County police in Maryland has adopted an orphaned cat that had nowhere to go when her owners passed away.
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Of course, the relationship was actually consensual, but, for Gibson, lying was the only way to protect himself from the hanging threat of corporal punishment.
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Singh, a 33-year-old corporal with the Newman Police Department, was shot and killed after stopping Arriaga for a suspected DUI around 1 a.m.
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The police also arrested a former sergeant, Antonio Ramiro Ávalos Vargas; a former corporal, Angel Pérez Vasquez; and a former deputy sergeant, Tomás Zárpate Castillo.
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His offenses included "inflicting great bodily injury involving domestic violence, corporal injury to a spouse, false imprisonment and vehicle theft," according to the corrections department.
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Corporal Patrick Ray, 30, saved 2-year-old Bexley's life a year ago when she choked on a coin at her home in Rowlett, Texas.
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He was in the Marine Corps The gunman was a corporal in the Marines from August 2008 to March 20133, according to Defense Department records.
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" Leland Cadoy, a police corporal walking the streets of Waikiki with a reporter, kindly addressed every homeless person he saw, and spoke only of "R.C.P.s.
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While I was at the Naval Air Station in Sigonella, I had the chance to talk with Lance Corporal Cameron Robertson, a Marine from Georgia.
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A U.S. Marine lance corporal was charged with murder over the New Year's Day shooting death of a fellow Marine at the Washington, D.C., barracks.
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In 1977, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that corporal punishment in public schools was not cruel and unusual punishment and does not violate constitutional rights.
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Corporal Ronil Singh, a police officer with the City of Newman (Calif.) Police Department, was a shining example of what's good about immigration in America.
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As his flight landed, the captain announced that the plane was carrying the remains of Corporal Brock Bucklin, a soldier who was killed in Iraq.
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An infertility clinic has offered Corporal Wilson and Ms. Black a discount, and friends have started a GoFundMe website to help pay for the treatment.
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"There was a time where corporal punishment was kind of the norm in school and you didn't have the problems that you have," Boulineau continued.
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Note: the final bullet has been corrected to say that boys are overrepresented by 27%, not that they represent 27% of students receiving corporal punishment
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Corporal Bertagna was not able to say whether the man fired his weapon at the officer or how many shots were fired by the officer.
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It is a "school resource officer" like Corporal Revels, an often-overlooked role in law enforcement that is under the national glare like never before.
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In Texas, corporal punishment is outlawed in cities like Dallas and Austin but remains a popular practice in more than 40 percent of the state.
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When Corporal Duncan went off to patrol on one recent workday and Tulo stayed behind, the bored dog retaliated by demolishing a full trash bin.
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Children are the least capable of processing the reasons and rationales behind corporal punishment, the least able to follow chains of reasoning and assign responsibility.
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Driver hopes to see the court revisit corporal punishment, as well as grapple with a number of other school-related constitutional questions that remain unresolved.
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And while other athletes are now able to use social media to push back, speaking for themselves on Twitter, Instagram and elsewhere, Corporal Tillman cannot.
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He enlisted with the Marine Corps in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on March 26, 1943, and was honorably discharged as corporal on January 22, 1946.
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Hadi Nabil, a low-key corporal, said that his wife, Abeer, died in 2013, when Al Qaeda assassins came looking for him at his home.
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Mr. Smith, also a Vietnam-era Army corporal, said he routinely checked on Mr. Garcia, and after weeks of not seeing him he became concerned.
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Michael Owen, a Prince George's County police corporal, shot William H. Green seven times while he was handcuffed in a patrol car, the authorities said.
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He hates his own race so virulently that almost everyone, from the Ku Klux Klan to his own corporal, has a motive for killing him.
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Voynov had pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of corporal injury to a spouse following an altercation at his home in Redondo Beach, Calif.
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But when child welfare officials found that Amanda's mother had inflicted excessive corporal punishment on her in 2013, they removed the girl from the home.
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Exact laws vary from state to state, though in most places where corporal punishment is allowed, the use is negligible, according to the nonprofit's website.
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Corporal Chris Warren, media relations representative with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, said officers found Christopher Cattrall, 55, on his rural property in Blackfalds, Alberta.
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In one case, records showed that the body of an Army corporal killed in battle had been stored hastily in a building that later burned.
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Only one set of remains was found in the ashes afterward, but the Army ruled it unidentifiable and listed the corporal as missing in action.
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Charges against Ms. Newton were dismissed in court, but her name remained on the list for an allegation of corporal punishment, which she still denies.
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