The charges against them included belonging to a terrorist organization, attempted murder, setting off explosives, grievous bodily harm, attempted grievous bodily harm and property damage.
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Does that amount to a grievous error by the judge?
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To waste time on such niceties is a "grievous sin".
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" This was, however, compounded by what he calls "grievous missteps.
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He's somebody who realizes that he's made a grievous mistake.
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The indifference might disappear if policies cause grievous economic pain.
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"The Iraqi situation is the most grievous," Mr. Nasr added.
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Indeed, the Chapter 11 filing was a grievous tactical error.
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He has since been charged with 21970 counts of wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm and one count of throwing corrosive fluid on a person with intent to do grievous bodily harm.
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Changing them would not just spare the island's economy grievous harm.
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The injuries our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines suffer are grievous.
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It's you can't have any more setbacks, any more grievous errors.
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An adoption freeze would be a grievous loss for those families.
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Degradation of the language is one of Trump's most grievous sins.
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A close call with grievous bodily harm brought on by my drinking.
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He gave no sense of which Chinese affronts he considered most grievous.
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The suspect is charged with attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm.
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That they enlisted a Jew to do their dissembling was doubly grievous.
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Americans understood Vietnam to be a grievous defeat that required fresh thinking.
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SCHIFF: Well, I certainly think that he's committed the most grievous misconduct.
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But her flaw does not magically make Trump's flaws any less grievous.
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Online business in Afghanistan faces the same grievous problems as the offline sort.
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Dr. Liao was professional; she seemed almost dispassionate as she described grievous injuries.
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He was not wearing a hard hat and suffered a grievous head injury.
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Or perhaps the shame I felt overshadowed the grievous nature of her request.
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It will do grievous damage to our armed services if they become so.
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Caravaggio ran off with a grievous head wound, and Tomassoni bled to death.
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Two men were arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and remain in custody.
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Placido Carvalho and Samson D'Souza were charged with culpable homicide and grievous sexual assault.
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Alas, this was the grievous mistake that led to a mascot injury last week.
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Trump's vice president, Mike Pence, has a grievous track record on science as well.
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But in terms of his long-term political ambitions, Cruz made a grievous mistake.
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On its own, no grievous harm is done by Dinesh D'Souza getting a pardon.
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That's admirable for an anthropologist, but grievous for a stylist as talented as Hurston.
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They were avowed enemies of the United States, who had admitted to grievous bloodshed.
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One male was arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm, the statement said.
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Grievous setbacks in the midterm elections of 2018 could bolster challengers in the party.
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The teenagers were arrested on suspicion of robbery and of causing grievous bodily harm.
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Obama's plan would have placed grievous CO2 emission restrictions on U.S. coal power plants.
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The president viewed that decision as disloyal — the most grievous sin in Trump's orbit.
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A medical student who was shot in the head sustained a grievous brain injury.
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" Murgio's lawyer Brian Klein emphasized how his client had taken responsibility for his "grievous decisionmaking.
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And should we just forgive and forget all those grievous assaults against women as well?
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Someone call the boner police because I think I just witnessed a grievous bodily aphrodisiac.
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"As a nation, we are facing an ordeal of the most grievous kind," he wrote.
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None of this was grievous, of course, just surprising given the stellar marks earned elsewhere.
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And this is a very grievous breach but I'm afraid it's the same as before.
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The second threat to the tycoons is the grievous state of the state-owned banks.
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Officers arrested a 29-year-old man nearby on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm.
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All are causing grievous harm to our country and shredding any real opportunities for unity.
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Either way, Greenwald surely can't be confident that he's witnessed a grievous imbalance in screwups.
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If he did not capitalize on them, he also did not make any grievous mistakes.
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How is it that this invisible thing that sustains me simultaneously causes you grievous injury?
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The court found that the injuries to Mr. Tsang did not amount to grievous harm.
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"But make no mistake about it, these were grievous storms back to back," Clinton said.
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We must take common sense, widely supported, steps to reduce such violence, agony and grievous loss.
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"The abuse included the most grievous, demeaning and damaging forms of sexual abuse," the statement read.
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But it deepened the sense that China poses a grievous threat to South Korea's economic model.
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Penalties for such crimes are grievous and anyone who would do this clearly isn't very smart.
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In essence, families are being asked to anticipate the likelihood of grievous harm and legal ramifications.
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But the lack of a single question on the world's biggest problem was a grievous error.
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Mr. Sanders suffered the most grievous blow in Michigan, the biggest delegate prize of the night.
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Saturday, and they arrested one man on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm, Scotland Yard said.
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A grim reality is emerging in Australia's wildfires: the grievous toll on the country's renowned wildlife.
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They're silences that fail to confront bad as well as beautiful things, often with grievous consequences.
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"These were grievous storms back to back," Clinton said, noting significant work remains to be done.
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A 39-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to cause grievous bodily harm.
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John Broadhurst, 40, was previously cleared of murder and causing grievous bodily harm at Birmingham Crown Court.
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He is charged with murder, causing grievous bodily harm and possession of a gun and a knife.
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Mair is charged with murder, causing grievous bodily harm, and possession of a firearm and a dagger.
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Puerto Rico's current and future retirees would suffer "grievous harm" from the turnaround plan, the complaint said.
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Two men and one of the teenage boys are additionally charged with racially aggravated grievous bodily harm.
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The building's owner was detained by police on Tuesday, accused of endangering life and causing grievous hurt.
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Clearly these men and women were not messing around and were intending to inflict grievous bodily harm.
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Six others died; Giffords survived grievous, disabling wounds and now leads an effort to curb gun violence.
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We recognize that his words cause grievous pain to many individuals, their families, and their loved ones.
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Five of the Serbian suspects received terms of five to 10 years for causing grievous bodily harm.
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But many Gazans, having lost friends or suffered grievous wounds in the protests, feel cheated by Hamas.
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On Tuesday, it was Mr. Trump's turn to be put on the spot by a grievous event.
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That's what impunity means: It means not thinking that grievous wrongdoing will one day be an issue.
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Grievous Angel, Gram Parsons Recorded in the summer of 1973 as Parsons — a hugely-influential-if-largely-unknown-in-his-time figure of '60s folk and country-rock — battled alcohol and opiate addictions, Grievous Angel showcases his chemistry with Emmylou Harris as much as it does his songwriting talents.
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But the most grievous blow Trump has inflicted on his allies is on their potential place in history.
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That insistence on economic and financial redress in the Treaty of Versailles of 1919 was a grievous mistake.
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Now, it seems Hofmann is trying to make right a grievous wrong and restore joy to the internet.
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That the chattering guests behind us had committed some grievous wrong in not giving Seinabo their utmost attention.
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We know that this President rewards unquestioned loyalty, even when grievous tactical mistakes appear to have been made.
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And when a politician makes a mistake this grievous, sometimes the normal rules of political gravity don't hold.
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Alson said the administration has denied pushing aside career staff before, but he found this instance particularly grievous.
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We will almost be untethered from constitutional limitations and our system of government would suffer a grievous blow.
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The two haven't shared a scene since early Season 1 but their stories have intertwined in grievous ways.
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Since the alleged victim had supposedly suffered grievous harm, it was awkward to challenge her version of events.
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Protesters' grievous wounds have been making headlines for weeks, and critics say the government has become downright repressive.
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Step forward (or rather, stay six feet away, socially distanced by his four lightsabers) Separatist leader General Grievous.
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The deaths and grievous bodily injuries haunted me as a commander and haunted the comrades of the victims.
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This meddling is nothing short of a grievous attack aimed at the very foundation of our democratic system.
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American strategists who would remain too singularly focused upon comparative nuclear ordnance could similarly miss other grievous hazards.
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No response ever felt right, so I mirrored her sage nods, agreeing with her in a grievous way.
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It's clear that many Democrats made grievous accusations against the president that are not supported by the evidence.
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We must stop mythologizing the wealthy and powerful — giving those with grievous pathology a "wink wink" free pass.
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There are millions of species out there, and for the majority of them life ends with grievous bodily injury.
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Authorities said a 39-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to cause grievous bodily harm.
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He had been charged with 28 counts of attempted murder, inflicting grievous bodily harm and of causing an explosion.
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It's a film about a boy who sustains a grievous loss and emerges a little wiser for his troubles.
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She sustained grievous injuries Sunday after being struck above her right eye by the gunman's bullet in Las Vegas.
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As we have seen, our adversaries seek to inflict not only grievous loss of life, but lasting psychological harm.
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Fixed block has been around since the nineteenth century and, barring grievous human error, it is reliable and safe.
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Whose chains, heavy and grievous yesterday, are, to-day, rendered more intolerable by the jubilee shouts that reach them.
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And I'm not sure we need the reminder that this grievous tale represents only one side of the story.
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Previous charges of attempted manslaughter and grievous bodily harm were dropped in the course of the investigation, it added.
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Mair has been charged with murder, causing grievous bodily harm, and possession of a firearm and another offensive weapon.
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" He further called out "grievous lapses in judgment that allowed abuse to continue and put innocent children at risk.
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"I will do everything in my power to ensure that these grievous mistakes of the past are never repeated."
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"This child is suffering greatly in detention and is at particular risk of grievous and irreparable harm," ACLU writes.
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Trump's border policies are destroying lives, as the haunting photo shows, but they are also causing grievous harm to America.
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In addition to the attempted murder charges, he is accused of inflicting grievous bodily harm and of causing an explosion.
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Attorneys, with focuses as diverse as human rights and science, consider these surgeries to be (at times grievous) bodily harm.
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The first time I went to adult prison was for aggravated burglary with intent to cause GBH [grievous bodily harm].
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Britain's vote to leave on June 23rd was a grievous blow to a club that has only ever known expansion.
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The country's Liberal government rejected proposals that would have extended the right to people with nonfatal "grievous and irremediable" diseases.
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It is undeniable that two decades of mass incarceration have inflicted grievous harm on African-American men and their families.
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Four others are also suspected of other crimes, including attempted murder, causing grievous bodily harm and causing explosions and damage.
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"The grievous loss of lives and property arising from the killings in Plateau today is painful and regrettable," he said.
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He makes a series of grievous mistakes that harm large numbers of people, sometimes resulting in great loss of life.
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Because in Mr. Trump's eyes, Mr. Hall had suffered the most grievous form of public humiliation: His celebrity had waned.
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While the legal danger remains uncertain, the investigation, at the very least, has wrought grievous political damage to his presidency.
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On Thursday, the case appeared to have been cracked: A man was arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm.
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The grounds cited for the closure of the plant were not sufficiently "grievous to justify permanent closure", said the panel.
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Mr. Rubio, outlining a list of grievous Russian offenses in Syria, said he hoped Mr. Tillerson might adjust his answer.
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I have this quixotic idea that addressing grievous truths in my music will help me countenance them in my life.
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Like most of us, those who do the hiring have read about the grievous injuries suffered by some combat veterans.
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That finding is the result of a grievous misunderstanding on Dolan's part of how the American Time Use Survey works.
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Keeping a safe buffer of air between your attack and target is paramount and mistakes can result in some grievous injuries.
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" Bishop describes himself as a "sexual predator" and states that his position as a church leader "makes my sins more grievous.
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Either way, the most grievous injuries to his credibility were not only self-inflicted, they were because he couldn't stop tweeting.
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Among Cassidy's most grievous sins, according to Kimmel, were promising to cover more people and protecting people with high medical costs.
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The person arrested was a 17 year-old male who was held on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm, police said.
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By deciding that it's not worth fighting Trump just to end up with Cruz, elite Republicans are making a grievous error.
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The Jennings made a grievous misstep, and killed an innocent man (the lab tech, whose neck Phillip snapped) along the way.
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By avoiding death altogether, it omits the possibility of committing a grievous mistake in the sentencing process and violating human rights.
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The EU, an institution that has helped keep the peace in Europe for half a century, has suffered a grievous blow.
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One day in August, he stabbed his brother, his sister and his mother; none of the injuries were grievous, but still.
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We still have many grievous social ills, of course, and lately it has seemed as if society is even going backwards.
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The overwhelming majority of these individuals were criminals, convicted of a range of offences including rape and GBH [grievous bodily harm].
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Our military MUST have confidence their Commander in Chief lawfully holds this office and absent which confidence grievous consequences may ensue.
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Some of the first to appear were the "walking wounded," people who were able to escape and had less grievous injuries.
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Trump leaving Paris is only one battle in this war, but it is a grievous blow struck in favor of tribalism.
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Affluent travelers would suffer no grievous harm if Marriott forced a death match between Starwood's St. Regis brand and Ritz-Carlton.
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Now, a British citizen of Libyan descent, Salman Abedi, has inflicted the most grievous pain on the place that raised him.
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People have very different "damage functions," as economists put it; a small harm to one is a grievous blow to another.
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There's Darth Maul, General Grievous, Princess Leia, Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Rey, Kylo Ren, and even Jabba the Hutt!
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Paul Krugman Will 50 Republican senators be willing to inflict grievous harm on their constituents in the name of party loyalty?
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Four of them were charged with violent disorder, and the fifth with violent disorder and causing racially aggravated grievous bodily harm.
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Mr. Trump's victory, coming after the Brexit referendum vote in Britain, looks like another grievous blow to the liberal international order.
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Congress, whose members still hold the purse strings, should not allow the Trump administration's grievous and ill-considered decision to stand.
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It takes a truly brain-rotten lack of perspective to think that anyone deserves to be put at risk of a grievous physical injury—a grievous physical injury, in the case of baseball players, that could permanently jeopardize their livelihood—for the crime of being a little too happy about how great they are at sports.
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As for Europe's other great rivalries, there are several similar winless streaks that stand out as especially grievous to derby day pride.
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And by withdrawing US support from its Kurdish allies, he's dealing a grievous blow to America's moral power everywhere in the world.
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Police said they had arrested three men, aged 22, 25 and 26, arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm.
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Potentially, this foreshadows her grievous error of choosing not to invade King's Landing and instead take her armies to fight at Winterfell.
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A 43-year-old man from Wolverhampton was held on suspicion of conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm, West Mercia police said.
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London's Metropolitan police said the man had been arrested on suspicion of attempted grievous bodily harm and later bailed pending further enquiries.
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The two men were also found guilty of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm against a second complainant, Delton Sithole.
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Police say they were called to the scene where a case of "assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm" was registered.
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The charges include forming a terrorist group, attempted murder, and grievous bodily harm, and the defendants could receive up to life sentences.
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Across all of Yemen, the UN says over 600 children have been killed this year, along with 900 that suffered grievous injuries.
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But after suffering an even more grievous loss than usual, Hollis (Quincy Tyler Bernstine) begins to question God — and also His dialogue.
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We catch up with Johnson's no-hopers and grievous angels; they're a few decades older and, for the most part, little wiser.
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Despite the complexities of the incident and the trial, we believe that Stubblefield herself is a victim of grievous and unjust harms.
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Please tell me my approach isn't too grievous a wrong; otherwise, I'm out a big chunk of change on the site fee.
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" Carl Bernstein said the reporting from Harris and others indicates "a grievous abuse of power by the president of the United States.
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Due to a grievous seating twist, the loudest golem from here to Hokkaido has opted to turn my superior canal to cinders.
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But if they offer too little, they increase the risk of a British departure, which would deliver a grievous blow to the bloc.
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That's thanks to it's built-in knack for rejuvenation, since its main character can "regenerate" into a new self whenever suffering grievous harm.
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The story's protagonist races against the clock to rescue the victim — but not before someone close to both men suffers a grievous wound.
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So why, on a night shadowed by such grievous circumstances, would Adam Levine feel the need to harshly critique the VMAs' technical glitches?
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But for Mr Fisher, that shouldn't excuse the court's refusal to protect courtrooms from the influence of America's original—and most grievous—sin.
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Now, we've lost one more of them, one more eyewitness to a grievous part of history that must never be forgotten — or denied.
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In the case of the French taco, is the appropriation grievous enough to put a bad taste in our mouths as we eat?
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He survived, and two men with triad links -- Yip Kim-wah and Wong Chi-wah -- were arrested and charged with grievous bodily harm.
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South Africa's main police spokesman said officers were "still investigating" the case, which related to assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
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The grievous injuries to victims, the scope of the inquiry and Mr. Saipov's path toward extremism all began coming into view on Wednesday.
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One thing is clear: A widespread shutdown could deal a grievous blow to WeWork, a once celebrated start-up that was already struggling.
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The men were also charged with conspiracy to murder Mr. Skripal; use and possession of the nerve agent; and causing grievous bodily harm.
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It's also the grievous loss of life, widespread panic, and uncertainty surrounding epidemics—the effects of which linger long after the outbreak subsides.
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These capabilities would be crucial in neutralizing North Korean offensive capabilities before Pyongyang could inflict grievous damage on South Korea's people and economy.
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It is a common-sense wish list, but it has one grievous flaw, which is that it is almost certain not to happen.
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And the message to other partners is that they have inflicted grievous harm by humoring what the Trump team deems unrealistic Palestinian demands.
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Daniel Horton, 29, appeared at Westminster magistrates court on Saturday and is accused of grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article.
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Mr. Bulhan pleaded guilty to manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility and five counts of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
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Six of the cases involved murders, while sexual violence, grievous bodily injury resulting in death, abduction and rape were also among the charges.
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The two men, Willem Oosthuizen and Theo Jackson, appeared in court on Wednesday facing charges of assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
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But here's where the analogy falls apart: in politics, many believe — often correctly — that if the wrong side wins, the consequences will be grievous.
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The prosecutor's office said in its statement on Tuesday it was also charging him with inflicting grievous bodily harm and with causing an explosion.
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The suspect, who is in his mid-20s according to the police, was arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and assault on police.
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All sins — even the most grievous ones committed against women — are forgiven by progressives if the offender holds the "right" views, particularly on abortion.
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At the same time, Catholics recall St. Paul's warning that unworthy reception of holy communion is a grievous offense smacking of sacrilege and scandal.
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They can also have grievous consequences for the children who, as citizens of nowhere, may be kept from being able to go to school.
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And isn't the lie of pretending to forgive with words but not with one's heart a more grievous sin than to simply not forgive?
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Ullrich was under the influence of alcohol and drugs when police detained him on suspicion of assault causing grievous bodily harm, the spokeswoman said.
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In seeking justice for their children and their community, these parents could help rein in a runaway industry and reduce a grievous national affliction.
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Green Room is also, at times, exceptionally violent, with Saulnier adopting a more-is-more approach to depicting the effects of grievous bodily harm.
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It would invest in federal climate science, focused on risks and impacts, attempting to undo some of the grievous damage of the Trump years.
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Our children must know that making that salute, singing those songs and glorifying that monstrous regime are grievous acts of betrayal by any American.
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I didn't believe she could credibly decline that investigation — at least, not without grievous damage to the Department of Justice and to the FBI.
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The man, 50, was arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm and was taken to a police station in South London for questioning.
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While its partners, male and female, experience inexpressible and addictive bliss in its company, some of them also suffer grievous and even fatal injuries.
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It is especially grievous that this indigenous influence has been so thoroughly forgotten, because suffragists mentioned the Haudenosaunee in their own writings and speeches.
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Because he was convicted of GBH [grievous bodily harm] I found out I was entitled to Criminal Injuries Compensation, which I didn't even know existed.
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Maroon 5 and the NFL made a grievous mistake (one of many!) when they failed to include "Sweet Victory" in the Super Bowl halftime show.
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From that height it almost certainly could have busted a car windshield, smashed windows in nearby buildings, or caused grievous injury to a pedestrian below.
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This year, Hasbro has also rereleased a number of characters from the prequel trilogy, including a young Obi-Wan Kenobi, Darth Maul and General Grievous.
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But, speaking as two males, we recognize the lamentable and grievous fact that this right is of particular urgency and concern to women and girls.
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We have colleagues who struggle with grievous battlefield injuries, including amputations, severe burns, brain injuries and post-traumatic stress -- all for just doing their jobs.
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Though Texas is notorious for its grievous track record with reproductive rights, especially in the past five years, these new regulations aren't an isolated occurrence.
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But Judge Segopotje Sheila Mphahlele found both men guilty on counts of kidnapping, assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm, intimidation and attempted murder.
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But, when it comes to interactive porn sessions, or sexting, or occasional snogs with attractive co-workers, one person's grievous betrayal is another's harmless hobby.
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It is not the proper province of prosecutors, even of a special counsel, to find wrongdoing, even grievous wrongdoing not expressly prohibited by existing statutes.
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Masood, 52, was British-born and had several previous convictions for offences such as grievous bodily harm, possession of a knife and disturbing public order.
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One the most grievous passages of the legislation, they say, grants government clerks the right to refuse to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
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He faces charges of murder, grievous bodily harm, possession of a firearm with intent to commit an indictable offense and possession of an offensive weapon.
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That is precisely why his statements about "both sides" in the wake of violence in Charlottesville present such a grievous degradation to our political discourse.
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Another guest suffered grievous bodily harm from the head of local security at the resort; we too will be assisting him throughout the legal process.
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In April, an inquest ruled that they were unlawfully killed as a result of police action and a series of grievous mistakes on the day.
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"The net result is the grievous and flawed 2016 map has been replaced," Judge Paul Ridgeway said during a hearing, the Charlotte Observer newspaper reported.
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The officers were acquitted of the more serious offense of causing grievous bodily harm with intent, which carries a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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"Our latest assessment is that 13 people got injured in the accident and two sustained grievous injuries," said Anil Kumar Saxena, spokesman for Indian Railways.
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While persistently low natural gas prices and/or higher operating costs could deal nuclear a grievous blow, a relatively small carbon price could rescue it.
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Now I know what you're thinking: You're thinking that if I've gone to all the trouble of cursiving and sending you a Marriott Marquis stationery/Marriott Marquis ballpoint letter all the way from the middle of my business trip to New York, I must have something serious, something grievous, to tell you, because letters are for serious grievous occasions, like Latin is for funerals.
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Three men, ages 22, 25 and 26, were being questioned in London on suspicion of conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm, West Mercia police said Monday.
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Sonic released its new Pickle Juice Snow Cone Slush on Monday, which is either a win for innovation or a grievous crime, depending on your perspective.
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Meanwhile, Battlefront II is getting expanded with material from the Clone Wars, including playable versions of Anakin Skywalker, Count Dooku, General Grievous, and Obi-Wan Kenobi.
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The party committee never likes to lose, but to lose this one would have been an especially grievous blow since it had gone nuclear on her.
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The suspects, aged between 17 and 36, were formally accused of grievous bodily harm and breach of the peace over Saturday&aposs attack on Yiannis Boutaris.
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This past spring, when defeating Trump was still mathematically possible, #NeverTrump was a worthy endeavor, intended to convince Republican voters not to make a grievous mistake.
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Jones told the MMQB that the Panthers "singled him up all game"—which, considering the other names on the field, sounds like a grievous coaching error.
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Andre Phoenix, a 21-year-old man, was also charged with seven counts of grievous bodily harm and will appear in Thames magistrates court on Monday.
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It is, instead, a grievous injury to journalism, and to the country that, now more than ever, needs objective and balanced reporting by mainstream news organizations.
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It is well established that VA provides high quality care, especially when it comes to treating the most grievous wounds of war, both seen and unseen.
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The grievous error, as translated by Sora News, happened when a 12-car train left Notogawa Station for Nishi-Akashi Station at 7:11:35 a.m.
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In the meantime, at the risk of committing the most grievous online sin and seeming like I care, I invite you to follow me on Instagram.
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So the use of lethal force is justified only where there is a threat to the officer or to civilians of grievous bodily harm or death.
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In the June letter, the lawmakers said honoring Lee and Jackson with the street names is a "grievous insult" to Brooklynites who are descended from slaves.
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In the Supreme Court decision, no consideration was given as to whether the "grievous and irremediable illness," as the court called it, needs to be terminal.
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And in most poor and middle-income countries, these drugs are restricted and often unavailable, even for patients with terminal cancer, AIDS or grievous war wounds.
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Police officers are justified in using lethal force if they were in reasonable fear that someone was threatening grievous bodily harm to themselves or another person.
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The "Keep the Clause" campaign saw Scotland plastered with billboards warning of the grievous harm that could come from presenting LGBT people as normal human beings.
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At age thirteen, he was sent to a Roman Catholic boarding school in England, where a playground incident caused a grievous injury to his left eye.
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They had clung to faint hope that the State of Louisiana would right what they perceived as a "grievous wrong" by armed instruments of the state.
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Medical Swag In the trauma bay, someone slapped a hard brace around Andrej's neck until scans confirmed that he had not suffered a grievous spinal injury.
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The South African police confirmed that "a case of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm" had been registered against the first lady on Monday.
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Disturbing possibilities There must at least be a possibility that Trump abused his power or committed a grievous ethical lapse in dealing with the foreign leader.
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The closest doctor was in Villingen, two hours away on foot in the next valley, so she took care of all but the most grievous injuries.
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The expression on her face is one of hurt, alarm, and, most grievous of all, resignation; this, she realizes, is how things are going to be.
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It's not likely that you'll have a massive pay cut dumped on you, and it's not likely that you're going to suffer really, really grievous harm.
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Modern thinking about sexual assault has also prompted many people to reconsider why so little heed was paid to Juanita Broaddrick's more grievous allegations about Clinton.
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Her captor Luis Carrera Almoina, the son of a former university rector, was sentenced to six years in prison in 2006 for kidnapping and grievous bodily harm.
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After several visits with my family, I have discovered and reported a grievous error in the crossword puzzle located on the Buffalo Wild Wings Kid's Menu 9.
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PRIME ministers expect to see their authority battered, but in the election on June 8th Theresa May suffered a grievous blow—and at her own hands, too.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg just put forth a statement and plan to improve data privacy, but omitted some of the most grievous inquiries — and stopped short of apologizing.
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He was arraigned again in court on Thursday on new charges of an assault causing "grievous harm" to a voter during the campaign for last month's election.
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There's so much long-term hatred on Game of Thrones between people who are out to avenge their loved ones after rapes, grievous bodily harm, or murder.
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When the show launched the town was still recovering from a grievous blow, the closure of the Elgin Watch Company plant, once the world's largest watchmaking complex.
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He's a fun character to deal with, because he's more antagonist than villain, which means the readers can understand him better than perhaps someone like General Grievous.
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None of these violent incidents was classified by CST as "extreme violence" which would mean they involved potential grievous bodily harm (GBH) or a threat to life.
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Mr. Banks, whose early life of poverty, alcoholism and alienation mirrored the fates of countless ancestors, led protests that caused mass disorder, shootouts, deaths and grievous injuries.
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In some cases, however, if the wounds are too grievous or the body is extremely disfigured, the military might suggest that the coffin remain sealed. Tech. Sgt.
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Together they bumble through a wacky investigation into a grievous threat, in the form of Christopher Lloyd's looming Judge Doom, to the happy Technicolor word of Toontown.
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Joe wants to put this grievous episode behind him, but Miller, like his adored Ibsen before him, shows how the past can't help but invade the present.
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The country made a grievous mistake, we all know it, and yet we're forced to watch this tragicomedy unfold knowing how disastrously bad it could get. Correct.
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The potential for grievous injury is surely part of why people watch Nascar races; we still expect drivers to use six-point harnesses and flame-retardant suits.
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Mr. Biden is seen by most Democratic voters as a sympathetic figure, a trustee of Mr. Obama's legacy whose life has been touched repeatedly by grievous tragedy.
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They suggested that Mr. Ruddy had committed the most grievous sin in Mr. Trump's eyes: trying to get news media attention for himself on the president's name.
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This tactic does little to accomplish the administration's end goal of dismantling ObamaCare, but it does mean small business owners will suffer another grievous hit under Trump.
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By early 1988 he was under arrest and was sentenced to four life terms in Israeli prison for attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm through sabotage.
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But in a pressure-cooker ecosystem where you're only as worthy as your last published tome, the most grievous crime of all may be calling it quits.
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So how could he possibly do that and equate that to the grievous loss of life, the worst terrorist attack on American soil in our nation&aposs history.
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For the left, it was a story of a young congresswoman bravely taking on the foreign policy establishment and forcing it to account for its grievous past sins.
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Wearing grey sports clothing and flanked by two security guards, Mair was charged with murder, causing grievous bodily harm, and possession of a firearm and another offensive weapon.
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In a statement, the family said Integrated Whale's actions "have only confirmed and deepened grievous doubts as to its intent and its ability to fulfill its contractual obligations."
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In coming elections, the battleground will be to most persuasively navigate the grievous worries of what appears to be the clear majority across the world's most advantaged populations.
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The Metropolitan Police confirmed that one man had been arrested for suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm and that officers remain on the scene as of Saturday evening.
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IT MAY NOT come as a surprise that a defendant pleads guilty to three counts of grievous bodily harm when he goes by the name of Dr Evil.
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The auto giant is being sued for allegedly issuing recall notices for the premature deployment of airbags, which by its own admission can cause grievous injury or death.
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The 14-year-old is being investigated for attempted grievous bodily harm and it was unclear whether the boys knew who they were shooting at, said the prosecutor.
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No Russian has held the title of world champion since Vladimir Kramnik in 2007, a grievous drought in a country where chess is part of the national character.
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The fact that this baggage has denied us the Rachel McAdams-led rom-com wave we all need and deserve is a grievous wrong that must be righted.
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Related: British Labour politician Jo Cox killed in shooting near Leeds Mair is charged with murder, causing grievous bodily harm and possession of a firearm and a knife.
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It doesn't kill you, it wasn't going to kill her, but she was trapped in a situation of intolerable suffering on account of a grievous and incurable illness.
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To distrust all of them would be a terrible mistake and grievous disservice, both to them and to the kids who stand to benefit mightily from their attention.
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Executions in Saudi Arabia are usually by beheading, often in public, and the Interior Ministry said one man was also crucified, something reserved for the most grievous crimes.
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Five days before the solar eclipse last week, I woke up to my grievous oversight: I had failed to plan a family trip to the Path of Totality.
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Glen Jeansonne's biography of the man who was chief executive from 1929 to 1933 is a cri de coeur over what the author sees as a grievous injustice.
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One of the most grievous infringements of the PRO Act is the erosion of privacy for individuals – including the ones who choose not to participate in a union.
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Four teenagers ages 15 to 18 were arrested on Friday on suspicion of robbery and aggravated grievous bodily harm, the Metropolitan Police of London said in a statement.
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Muir points out that David Becker, who wrote the Pew report, has claimed this is a grievous misreading and that there was no significant voter fraud in 2016.
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Where Donald Trump gets the 9.7% unemployment rate "Doing anything other than to say it was a grievous error and he apologizes would be a mistake," the adviser said.
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Civil-Fielder was sentenced to 27 months in prison in July 2008 on charges of trying to pervert the course of justice and of grievous bodily harm with intent.
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Compared to Facebook or Google's conferences, both of which I attended this year, there isn't the ever-present feeling at WWDC that you're being placated into forgiving grievous sins.
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Dominic Hornberger, a 29-year-old man from Birmingham in central England, faces charges of grievous bodily harm with intent and possession of a knife in a public place.
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" She added, "I think they made a grievous error by not having (Clinton) go over to the Middle East and meet with the troops or make major policy speeches.
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Lee Bollinger, Columbia University: I cannot begin to compose a statement that fully expresses the grievous sense of loss we experienced early this morning when Bill Campbell passed away.
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Seeking to block Comey's testimony could have amount to a grievous political misstep since it would instantly be seen as sign that the White House has something to hide.
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Some people like to point out that it's the media perpetuating this infuriating hoverboard inaccuracy, that if we only stuck to our guns we could correct this grievous wrong.
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"The grievous passing of Maryam Mirzakhani, the eminent Iranian and world-renowned mathematician, is very much heartrending," Rouhani said in a message that was reported by The Tehran Times.
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And if we are loudly urged to blame an entire group of people, you show us clearly that that is the group that has sustained the most grievous losses.
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The British economy has not suffered the grievous damage many supporters of European Union membership had feared would follow a vote for withdrawal, and the stock market is buoyant.
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Mr. Weiner is an articulate man with many ideas and a grievous lack of self-knowledge, a schoolyard show-off seemingly driven by an overwhelming desire for public adulation.
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"There's risks to sitting on the couch," the N.F.L. commissioner, Roger Goodell, observed before the last Super Bowl, though the risks are clearly far more grievous on the field.
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The escalating trade war has dealt a potentially grievous blow to the workings of the global commercial system, and especially to its de facto referee, the World Trade Organization.
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Not just in leaving the Paris accord but in ceasing its efforts to reduce emissions, the US is dealing a grievous blow to global efforts to constrain climate change.
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On this couch, Ashley and I were already having fights grievous enough to ensure I would remember this fabric forever, no matter how short our romance proved to be.
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When the House, as an institution, endorses such an inquiry in a formal vote, the courts must presume the inquiry is based on a reasonable suspicion of grievous misconduct.
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A British man, John Tomlin, was arrested and charged with causing grievous bodily harm, but the police have not said what the motive of the assault might have been.
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In the past, first-term presidents have suffered grievous losses in midterm elections, when their party's voters have stayed home while the opposition party has marched to the barricades.
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More grievous still, Mr. Duterte has not made a priority of completing the peace process with the largest separatist group in the southern Philippines, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.
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In Iraq, the initial ban had been taken as a grievous insult from an ally it was supposed to be partnering with in the fight against the Islamic State.
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Building nuclear weapons here came at a grievous cost, and a few survivors and researchers have tried to exhume the layers of history unmentioned in the memorials and displays.
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It would be grievous for Mexico to resuscitate some of the practices of the period from 1929 to 2000, when presidents dictated what could and could not be published.
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Since Trump is already facing punishing Electoral College math, the loss of Utah's six electoral votes could well be a grievous blow to his candidacy in a close race.
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A 50-year-old man was arrested Thursday morning on suspicion of causing "grievous bodily harm" at an address in the affluent Chelsea neighborhood, according to a Metropolitan Police statement.
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He has been charged with murder, grievous bodily harm, possession of a firearm with intent to commit an indictable offence and possession of an offensive weapon, West Yorkshire police said.
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Antonio Ziu, 22, and Vincent Kingswell-Shaw, 23, were convicted of conspiracy to commit GBH [grievous bodily harm] with intent, and possession of a shotgun with intent to endanger life.
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If the Senate approves the same dangerous cuts, lawmakers would do grievous harm to a population of people with mental illness that has long been ignored by most of society.
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Canadians older than 18 who suffer from a "grievous and irremediable condition" and whose death is "reasonably foreseeable" may now ask a doctor or nurse to help end their lives.
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Shout a racial slur while inflicting grievous bodily harm and your prison sentence could be seven years; if you merely grunt while pummelling your victim, five years is the maximum.
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Across the political spectrum, we grieve the loss of what Alexis de Tocqueville called the "general equality of conditions," which, with the grievous exception of slavery, once shaped American society.
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With only 2100 families hanging on, the cost to this tiny, trapped community was grievous when 73 lives — basically the men of each family — were torn away in an instant.
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We ask that anyone else who has information as to the facts underlying these alleged grievous and shameful incidents contact our office at 816–474-8080 or email via www.robbrobb.
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My father told me of announcing a race when, after a grievous crash, he watched in horror as what he feared was a driver's head rolled down the front stretch.
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Lost in the quest for the explicit quid pro quo with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is a far more grievous violation of the constitutional oath of office that Trump took.
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They said he had already suffered grievous damage to his reputation and significant lost income and should be sentenced to a year of probation and 600 hours of community service.
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Proper Media is attempting to oust Snopes founder David Mikkelson from Bardav even though Mikkelson owns 50 percent of the company, due to what Proper Media alleges is grievous mismanagement.
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Even members of a long-ago society knew it was a grievous wrong to exploit an individual's intoxication in order to override their consent and take sexual advantage of them.
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Mr. Trump's false narrative on coal is particularly cruel, since it offers empty promises to Appalachian coal miners who are suffering grievous job losses and myriad health and economic ills.
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By the early hours of Saturday, authorities said the man had been arrested under the Terrorism Act 2000, as well as on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and assault on police.
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The case made clear that sham laws such as Texas' essentially punished women for trying to exercise their rights, subjecting them to grievous harms and severe obstacles without any corresponding benefits.
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" Francis addressed similar issues in a homily during an Easter vigil Saturday, comparing Mary and Mary Magdalene to "children and young people who bear the grievous burden of injustice and brutality.
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It was a cool July day in 1986 when Ma Anand Sheela strolled into a courthouse in Oregon to plead guilty to attempted murder, grievous bodily harm, wiretapping, and immigration fraud.
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A monstrous, diesel-breathing beetle with metal pincers the size of skyscrapers, picking its way through the idyllic countryside, leaving a grievous black furrow where its ghastly abdomen kissed the mud.
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The state's police command said it was investigating the case and said the school's principal, owner, and a teacher have been charged with assault and intention to cause grievous bodily harm.
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"Hardcore Henry" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for not letting a minute pass without subjecting one character or another to grievous bodily harm or worse.
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But it would inflict grievous wounds on civil society by eroding privacy for everyday citizens, placing restrictions on online speech, and insulating politicians from the voters they are supposed to serve.
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That's been a long-running deceptiveness of American Vandal—the guise of the self-serious true crime vignette: ultra grievous expressions decked out with murky lights and multi-angled stare downs.
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It was a grievous blow to the group, coming after it had gone to great lengths — falling behind the Senate in drafting its bill — to address Labrador's complaints on multiple fronts.
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Tragically, Mr. Duterte's solution to the crime and drug problems — extrajudicial assassinations — will not only add to the misery of the poor, it will do grievous harm to the country's democracy.
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Lutherans like Bach certainly would have condemned as a grievous sin of idolatry any notion that the essence of a piece of music is, or turns into, the essence of God.
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Trump's intent here is to besmirch the means and motives of his opponents, to drag them down from their perches of principle, to make them more vulnerable to grievous political injury.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.) — who was subjected to grievous episodes of torture while held captive for five years in North Vietnam's infamous "Hanoi Hilton" — argue against America's use of coercive techniques.
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The tobacco manufacturers are accused of attempted murder and manslaughter and/or premeditated attempts to cause grievous bodily harm, premeditated attempts to cause damage to health, and the falsification of documents.
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A man in his 30s was later arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm and detectives said they were working to see if the incident was linked to the weekend's stabbings.
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He's better as the losing corner of the love triangle in Nancy Meyers' 2003 rom-com Something's Gotta Give, despite the grievous injustice of Diane Keaton throwing him over for Jack Nicholson.
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London's Metropolitan Police said Thursday that one male teen had been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm and robbery, and he is currently in custody in an East London police station.
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Last May, 17-year-old Alexander Bassey was sentenced to eight years in jail for grievous bodily harm after spraying five teenage boys with acid from a bottle at Ockendon train station.
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According to a description obtained by Deadline, the movie promises to be similar to John Wick as it follows one woman's mission to get revenge for a grievous wrong against her family.
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"The recent clashes have not only caused grievous deaths and injuries including to infants and children, but also displaced tens of thousands of people across the three states," the UN statement said.
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But the longer Tillerson remains a marginalized Secretary of State with poor staffing — the more likely it is that America makes a grievous error that escalates one of the world's scariest situations.
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Both parties suffered grievous vote share losses in September's national election, triggering an unprecedented six months of talks as different combinations of parties struggled to furnish Europe's largest economy with a government.
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In that case, though, U.S. authorities would have jurisdiction over the personnel accused of assault, and U.S. law says that force may be used to defend against death or grievous bodily harm.
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The agreement tries to resolve past grievances with the stroke of a pen: Under a so-called transitional justice system, all but the most grievous crimes may be resolved with reduced sentences.
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Though "One Sings, the Other Doesn't" involves bitter conflicts, grievous losses, and wrenching separations, it's also an effervescent and lyrical film that buoys its emotional extremes with a steady sense of purpose.
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His political approach would have Republicans court working-class and rural whites, mainly in the South and Midwest, at the grievous cost of alienating minorities and women, who often decide presidential races.
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But if too much weight is placed on wind and solar systems and not enough on conventional power plants, the result will be far too little electricity, with potentially grievous economic consequences.
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PONCE, P.R. — Almost two months after Hurricane Maria tore through Puerto Rico, there were more signs of how unsettled the situation remains here and how grievous the toll of the storm was.
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"Charges have been filed under various sections for beating, breaking bones, loss of hearing in the right ear due to beating, attempt to cause grievous injury and causing head injury," he said.
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Masood was known for having a violent temper and had a string of criminal convictions from 1983 to 2003, including for grievous bodily harm, possession of offensive weapons, and public-order offences.
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Then suddenly there is a "eureka!" moment when quiet, civilly spoken words cast a light so bright that the public and their elected representatives cannot ignore or fail to right grievous wrongs.
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We Americans should all wish to verify the integrity of our electoral system, to retain the power to make our own best choices, or even our own grievous errors, without outside interference.
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"If it's being delayed, which is my suspicion, as a plot to stop Brexit altogether then I think that would be the most grievous error that politicians could commit," he told Sky News.
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All the defendants faced one joint count of causing grievous bodily harm with intent, but in the end the city's court convicted them with a lesser charge of assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
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Autonomy, a new documentary on self-driving cars directed by Alex Horwitz and produced by Car and Driver magazine, gets its most grievous sin out of the way in the first 15 minutes.
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When such a person has access to a semi-automatic weapon, which can hold 100 rounds of ammunition and discharge them in under a minute, it is grievous—and hence, lamentably, more seductive.
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Initially, her rapists were sentenced to mow grass as punishment, but following local and international efforts, the sentence was increased to 15 years for gang rape and seven years for causing grievous harm.
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Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo said the allegations against his former colleague reveal a "grievous moral failure" and urged anyone who has experienced sexual abuse at the hands of the church to come forward.
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The depiction of Michelle and Matt's marital problems proves to be not nearly as absorbing or timely as the grievous conflicts that challenge Gloria and Danny as they cope with their ailing spouses.
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Therefore, since the mutual fund sellers and portfolio insurance players were not unwinding leverage, it did not turn into an economic event like it did during such grievous times like 1929 and 2008.
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Ms. Duckworth, by contrast, has embraced her status as a symbol of the country's wounded warriors, and as an example that it is possible to return to a full life after grievous injuries.
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But in my party's defeat, as unaddressed issue piled upon unaddressed issue, it seems more grievous that the faithful were left with so few clues as to how I would have governed differently.
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Democrats suffered grievous down-ballot losses during Mr. Obama's presidency in off-year elections, including the governorships of Virginia and New Jersey in 2009, when he similarly sought to rally African-American voters.
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But for a doctor, part of compassion is relieving pain when a patient's tumors have become so large, burns so deep or wounds so grievous that they are beyond cure, Dr. Rajagopal said.
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Any deviation, Kurzban continued in an email, is likely to be severely punished: Being just a tiny bit out of step is seen as grievous a sin as being completely out of step.
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The horrors that Jojo applauds so enthusiastically aren't any less grievous for being refracted through his imagination If anything, that conceit underlines the cynicism of the forces that have capitalized on his naivete.
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Mindful of the veterans' grievous war wounds — some physical, some psychological — Washington's chapter of Team River Runner likes to avoid the crowds in nearby creeks and more heavily used stretches of the river.
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Official charges have not yet been brought, but the judge on Wednesday ruled that she could be kept in jail on suspicion of causing grievous bodily injury and five counts of attempted manslaughter.
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And he had a substantial criminal record before his transition to Islamic militancy: First convicted as an 18-year-old for criminal damage, he went to prison twice for inflicting grievous bodily harm.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Leading Eurosceptic Jacob Rees-Mogg said it would be a "grievous error" if Prime Minister Theresa May's offer to delay Brexit leads to Britain ultimately scrapping its departure from the European Union.
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"There are cases of bodily harm or grievous bodily harm," Plett told BuzzFeed News, referring to clitoris reductions or cases like Maxi Bauermeister, where the testes were removed and the child was made infertile.
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Despite the imposition of unprecedented sanctions against Russia by the Trump administration and Congress over the past year, President Vladimir Putin only seems more intent on causing grievous harm to international peace and stability.
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"They have covered up what the president of the United States has done in his grievous action when they had the the ability to find out more," Bernstein said in lacerating the GOP majority.
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I THINK THEY MADE A GRIEVOUS ERROR BY NOT HAVING HER GO OVER TO THE MIDDLE EAST TO MEET WITH THE TROOPS OR GIVE MAJOR POLICY SPEECHES ON OBAMACARE OR IMMIGRATION OR THE ECONOMY.
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Police and local prosecutors later said in a statement that they were investigating a case of attempted manslaughter and grievous bodily harm but that the suspect, who they did not name, had been released.
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"We liked the talk of the Olympics at first," noted Carla Maria Avesani, who runs a respected nutrition institute at Rio de Janeiro's state university, which has suffered grievous cuts in pay and services.
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Also known as the Malicious Shooting or Stabbing Act, it mainly deals with causing grievous bodily harm but includes as an offense "willfully and maliciously" causing or attempting to cause a miscarriage or abortion.
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The trustees said they had barred women to protect them from sexual harassment and because "it is a grievous sin, as per Islam" for them to be close to the grave of a saint.
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If you are in the midst of a period of grievous romantic devastation—or still recovering from one—Van Etten has at least a dozen songs that will convince you that you're not alone.
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The man, Eric Bellquist, a 41-year-old American investment banker, was taken into custody on Thursday on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm after the police published a video of the violent encounter.
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Police said they had arrested a 15-year-old boy in Stoke Newington, northeast London, and a 16-year-old male at a separate address in north London on suspicion of grievous bodily harm.
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It is looking increasingly clear that the only way Congress can act without doing grievous harm – and possibly the only way to take any action at all – is to work out a bipartisan agreement.
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But choosing a Republican to be his running mate would be a far more grievous act in the eyes of many Democrats, something many party officials and both liberal and moderate activists would oppose.
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Similarly, to the extent one can set aside the buffoonery, one has to ask: Why have Trump's policies been popular (at least to some degree), and even more, why has no grievous calamity resulted?
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" The country's leading financial newspaper urged its readers to keep Britain within the 28-member bloc, saying "a vote to withdraw would be irrevocable, a grievous blow to the post-1945 liberal world order.
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"Those actions, in and of themselves, represent a grievous threat to the free exchange of ideas and information on the modern internet," AssuredlyAThrowAway wrote in his post announcing the CNN ban on r/conspiracy.
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According to its decision, a Canadian can qualify for an assisted death of they are a consenting and "competent adult older than 19 years of age who suffers from a "grievous and irremediable medical condition.
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Wednesday is night two in Detroit, where 10 Democrats will take the stage and hope to achieve a positive, lasting moment in the hearts of the millions watching, without making some kind of grievous error.
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He was prosecuted for offenses he had not committed (he was not a Treblinka guard), and it looked as if he would escape punishment for the grievous offenses he had committed (as a Sobibor guard).
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" CONSERVATIVE EUROSCEPTIC LAWMAKER JACOB REES-MOGG "If it's being delayed, which is my suspicion, as a plot to stop Brexit altogether then I think that would be the most grievous error that politicians could commit.
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Mair, a Birstall resident, is also charged with causing grievous bodily harm to 77-year-old Bernard Carter-Kenny, who tried to help Cox during the attack, and possession of a firearm and a dagger.
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The ability doesn't fix his full-body scarring, but does make him unkillable and lackadaisical about pain and grievous bodily harm — both the kind done to him, and the kind he forces on other people.
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Patients and their families have access to the legal system to recoup damages but unfortunately only those with grievous injuries typically enter into litigation and the result only addresses the injury of that single individual.
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Anyone who worked for the campaign and then entered the government or remained in the private sector could face "grievous financial penalty" for simply "criticizing the sitting President of the United States," the complaint says.
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All of that raises valid questions about Mrs Clinton's leading role as an advocate for using American force to help rebels overthrow Qaddafi, and the grievous lack of planning for what came next in Libya.
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How could then-President Franklin D. Roosevelt – a hero and a political icon to so many; the world's democracy-saver, the upholder of human rights and the personification of decency – allow so grievous a sin?
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These three initiatives will either validate Comey's claim that everything he and his team did was "by the book" or they will expose grievous abuses that will invite reforms to ensure this never happens again.
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But the broader problem with the law is that it thwarts a basic purpose of civil liability: the notion that an industry which causes some grievous harm to public health should partly compensate its victims.
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As a member of the press, my odds of grievous bodily injury are higher than they'd be if I was just an average guy in a "Make America Great Again" hat, but still pretty low.
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Their duties can include re-crunching arithmetic in search of errant decimals, verifying the spelling of names and ensuring Republican politicians are not called Democrats, or vice versa (a grievous error in these partisan times).
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"I remember the 'your attire' line perfectly, and how she took this deep breath through her teeth in the middle of delivering it, like the message was going to be something really grievous," Spiegel says.
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The study's lead authors, Monique L. Van Hoek and Barney M. Bishop, study crocodilians and monitor lizards like the dragon because they can survive grievous wounds, including lost limbs, in filthy environments without getting infected.
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He checked off the grievous offenses of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia with prosecutorial zeal, pressing Mr. Tillerson to brand Mr. Putin a war criminal and acknowledge the mysterious deaths of his political opponents.
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I take complete offense with a smile on my face but on behalf of those who suffered loss, grievous loss on 9/11, over 3,000 Americans gone; Kristallnacht where 103,400 plus Americans killed at Pearl Harbor.
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It is hard to find information about the aftermath but it seems as though nothing ever came of the video evidence of what seems to be at the least grievous bodily harm or even attempted murder.
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But we know enough about the basic shape of needed reforms to know that what Perry proposes is a step backward, a grievous and distorting blow to markets that would attempt to undo their greatest success.
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Bulhan had been due to go on trial accused of murder and attempted murder, but prosecutors accepted his admission of manslaughter and wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
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In and around all this Mr Kurniawan serves up Peeping Toms and rival lovers, street fights and road rage, messy bodily functions and grievous bodily harm—an ear is severed, bones are broken, eyeballs are gouged.
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Trump's failure to express concern about the drug war's death toll and his airbrushing of that bloodshed as a legitimate anti-drug operation is more than a grievous insult to injury for family members of victims.
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On Thursday, America suffered a a grievous attack on her liberty after Vogue Magazine published a cover featuring Jennifer Lawrence standing in front of â€" hide your children, grab your wives â€" the Statue of Liberty.
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" Mr. Altman's most subversive message, he added, "is not that it's possible to get away with murder in Hollywood but that the most grievous sin, in Hollywood terms anyway, is to make a film that flops.
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If the threat of these fines worry large tech giants, it's sure to decimate the hopes of smaller companies and startups that face uncertain and potentially grievous compliance costs that could drive them out of business.
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She suggested that because of Auer's broad reach, a reversal could be particularly grievous: "It is the rare overruling that introduces so much instability into so many areas of law, all in one blow," she wrote.
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It would be a grievous error — and injustice —for Congress to act on any such changes, especially at a time when it is considering legislation that would increase the number of uninsured Americans by 24 million.
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And it beautifully illustrates the sure-handed way Ms. Greenidge deals with even the most grievous racist stupidity, just as she does when the Freemans are patronizingly told by a white "expert" how black they are.
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In the end, the result of the night out was my friend needing plastic surgery to repair the damage to his face, and the other guy being charged with attempted murder and GBH [grievous bodily harm].
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Given that the First Amendment is the cornerstone of self-governance, political redistricting would seem to pose a grievous threat to representative democracy, entrenching undemocratic legislative majorities by penalizing voters who openly support the minority party.
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After Smith was convicted of grievous bodily harm with intent and criminal damage, she learned that Smith was a serial perpetrator who was known to the police for his violent and controlling behavior towards previous partners.
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In 2012, a regional court in Germany started an uproar after ruling that circumcising young boys represents grievous bodily harm in a case that centered on a 4-year-old who had complications from the procedure.
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The movement to take politics out of setting legislative district boundaries seemed to suffer a grievous, and perhaps even mortal, blow this spring when the Supreme Court passed up three chances to declare partisan gerrymandering unconstitutional.
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"It's Raining Men," but not so much with the "hallelujah" because the woman's injuries are so grievous that she succumbs on the operating table, which a newly-back at work Teddy (Kim Raver) takes particularly hard.
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In addition to murder, Mr. Mair was convicted of grievous bodily harm of Mr. Kenny, a retired coal miner, as well as possession of a firearm with intent to use it, and possession of a dagger.
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Assuming the pre-ex problem is a permanent fixture in America, the challenge is how best to induce people to remain insured and how best to deal with uninsured people who acquire grievous, expensive medical conditions.
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It was a "grievous loss" for the city and nation's people while at the same time being a story that draws in "millions who had never heard of the castle or the museum," wrote Frida Ghitis.
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The Constitutional standard for impeachment, "treason, bribery and other high crimes and misdemeanors," has its origins in Great Britain and was intended to implicate grievous offenses against the state, but not necessarily only those that are crimes.
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Don Christensen, who was chief prosecutor of the Air Force when Kelley was court-martialed, told NPR that Kelley was convicted of domestic assault and pleaded to "intentionally inflicting grievous bodily harm" on his wife and child.
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Lisa Selz serves as the network's president, while its founder Del Bigtree "promotes the idea that government officials have colluded with the pharmaceutical industry to cover up grievous harms" from drugs found in vaccines, the Post reports.
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And on-screen they're portrayed either as mindless bots (see: battle droids, astromechs, etc.), comic foils (R23D23 and C-23PO), or menacing inhuman terrors (General Grievous was technically a cyborg I guess, but there's IG-88, too).
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Update June 15th, at 7:10PM ET: A previous version of this article spelled Zapdos with a "t" instead of a "d," and we have since been electrocuted by the thunder bird god for our grievous error.
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In a statement issued early Saturday, Detective Superintendent Nick Wallen of the West Yorkshire Police said that officers had charged a man with murder and several other offenses, including grievous bodily harm and possession of a firearm.
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Even the typically stout and efficient FBI missed an actionable lead that resulted in the FBI director releasing a painful statement that admitted the grievous error and vowed to get to the crux of the system failure.
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Grievous loss also afflicts Katrin (Anna Gunndis Gudmundsdottir) and her husband, Gardar (Thorvaldur David Kristjansson), who — with a friend, Lif (Agusta Eva Erlendsdottir) — have started renovating a decrepit house in Iceland's remote and stunningly stark Westfjords region.
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The most grievous is a paragraph-long comparison of a certain kind of narrative of passion to riding a bicycle backward into another dimension (a dimension to which I would have occasionally liked to consign this book).
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Disappointed at having lost his focus on the final hole and then taking out his frustrations on such a beautiful gift, Palmer kept the case on his desk as a reminder of his grievous lapse in comportment.
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It was July 12 and Mark Hale, the chief of the office's Conviction Review Unit, announced in court that the wronged defendant, Jabbar Washington, had spent 20 years in prison because of grievous errors at his trial.
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That's among the many questions raised by a bustling production from the director John Crowley that recaps a grievous piece of recent history while pointing to our uncertain times: Other poisonings have followed the one recounted here.
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For Xi, it means that Congress, reflecting American public opinion, has no further tolerance for the Chinese Communist Party's grievous mistreatment of the people it rules in violation of all international norms, and its aggressive ambitions toward Taiwan.
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When Canada's Supreme Court legalized assisted suicide for patients who have a "grievous and irremediable medical condition," it led to speculation that the country would become a destination for people from elsewhere looking for aid in dying comfortably.
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Bette, a white ad-agency secretary who, at 50, works for a ditsy young man, can't let go of the grievous treatment she suffered some 30 years earlier at the hands of her Ohio family and former beau.
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The results were a grievous setback for Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who has insistently argued that among the Republican candidates, only he has the political standing to compete with Mr. Trump in a head-to-head race.
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Bush's failings were myriad, but perhaps none felt as grievous and personal to the citizens of the country as Katrina, a total feat of mismanagement that among other things exposed the intensity of the nation's pervasive racial sore.
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But the presence of officials at professional sporting events practically guarantees that there is careful moderation by officials, doctors, and promoters who, if nothing else, want to ensure that there are no grievous injuries that could incite litigation.
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I didn't play much Chip and Dales Rescue Rangers (or its included sequel) back in the day, but I was able to enjoy hours with it thanks to that handy rewind button for all of my grievous mistakes.
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As a refugee in a displaced persons camp in Vienna after World War II, he sensed the grievous wound that Yiddish had suffered with the murder of six million Jews and began collecting Yiddish words on index cards.
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In spare, shining language that was reminiscent of Hemingway's, Raymond Carver's and Jayne Anne Phillips's, it depicted the lives of a series of grievous angels — junkies, drifters, no-hopers, the almost comically damned — and gave them mythic dimension.
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There is no question the US has made many grievous errors, something China's government-controlled media discusses at great length, never mind that Chinese journalists mysteriously disappeared when trying to report on it independently in their own country.
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In the recently published memoir "Flat: Reclaiming My Body From Breast Cancer," Catherine Guthrie tells the story of grievous medical mistakes that she managed to record without sugarcoating their consequences or flailing against the injustice of it all.
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From the massacre at Charlie Hebdo magazine to a truck attack in Nice, France has suffered a number of grievous Islamist-inspired attacks over the last few years, and the French are not alone in facing these attacks.
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In the 2140th Precinct, at the southern tip of the Bronx, as in other poor, minority neighborhoods across the country, people long hounded for small-time infractions are crying out for more protection against grievous injury or death.
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That is, in order to create change, one is to indicate grievous injury on the basis of things which, in the not too distant past, even politically concerned people considered something to walk on by, or make fun of.
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The report, citing US mass surveillance and drone strikes, also criticizes former President Barack Obama's record on human rights, saying he "leaves a legacy that includes many grievous failures to uphold human rights" during his eight years in office.
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The state's policy of permanently barring the right to vote dates back to the 1800s, and because of grievous racial disparities in the criminal justice system, more than one in five black adults in Florida are unable to vote.
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The wine and liquor were flowing, it was a good time, but now they were having grievous effects on me after only one or two hours of sleep and a full day at the office to pay the bills.
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Masood was known to have a number of aliases — one of which is thought to be Khalid Choudry — and he had a range of previous convictions, including for grievous bodily harm, possession of offensive weapons, and public order offences.
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"The Henrys' related litigation continues against the Town of Mount Pleasant and officers from that Town who, plaintiffs contend, failed to respond to the grievous gunshot wounds inflicted by Mr. Hess upon their son," Sussman said in a statement.
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Several expressed frustration that the campaign continued to inflict grievous harm on civilians despite American warnings and growing international condemnation, and some suggested that the attack on Saturday could be something of a last straw between Washington and Riyadh.
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The British philosopher John Locke, for example, had declared that mixing politics and religion was a grievous, dangerous and existential error, and Thomas Jefferson too had famously called for a "wall of separation" between personal faith and public policy.
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The AR-15, like the M4 and M16 rifles issued to American soldiers, shoots lightweight, high-speed bullets that can cause grievous bone and soft tissue wounds, in part by turning sideways, or "yawing," when they hit a person.
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The Kassel district court ordered the suspect, a 29-year-old German man, remanded in custody on suspicion of attempted murder, grievous bodily harm and dangerous interference with road traffic, a spokesman for the prosecutor said in a statement.
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Candidates must be eligible to receive public healthcare in Canada, at least 18 years old, capable of making decisions, diagnosed with a "grievous and irremediable medical condition" and able to give informed consent up until they receive the drugs.
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"And we are all willing to lay it on the line every day to risk grievous injury or death to preserve this experiment in liberty that we call America and pass it on to the next generation," Dunford added.
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Sure, one of their guests, Nick (Luke Treadaway), may remark admiringly of his hosts' gifts for repartee that "you two are pretty good, impressive," but one is left aware that George and Martha's codependency comes at a grievous price.
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Many legislators, in other words, believed the Senate had made a grievous mistake four years earlier by giving the president a blank check to wage war in Vietnam after American warships came under attack in the Gulf of Tonkin.
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The "pot-smoking" tag was famously used as an additional moral indictment of Bowyer by The Daily Mirror six years later, at a time when he was in the spotlight for the far more serious crime of causing grievous bodily harm.
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"If the facts are in fact supportive of those numbers and those actions, then I don't think any of us would accept that as a proper way to deal with offenders, no matter how grievous the offenses may been," Tillerson replied.
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Charged with murder, causing grievous bodily harm, and possession of a gun and a knife, Mair appeared at London's Old Bailey criminal court via videolink from prison for a brief hearing on Thursday where he spoke only to confirm his name.
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It takes courage to move past and forget mistakes and to treat an employee, a colleague, or a friend as a whole person and not just a living reminder of an error, no matter how grievous that mistake may have been.
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It appears HHS has taken a cue from these lawsuits—and perhaps from that of the Christian baker for whom baking a cake for a gay couple constitutes grievous sin—and has developed an anti-abortion conscience of its own.
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I stand by the point, despite its extreme unpopularity in many circles, and that anyone should be perplexed at the apparent idea that it's less grievous to be killed by a neighbor than by "the state," as many put it.
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"NDAs violate federal, state and local public policy by allowing any Trump Person to impose grievous financial penalties on individuals in retaliation for such individuals' assertion of their statutory rights as employees," Denson's lawyers said in the complaint, filed Wednesday.
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Within it, a small section of Evington Road, near the booze and bargain stores, raised a red flag in the new system: two rapes and a few cases of grievous bodily harm had occurred there over the previous three years.
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The alleged assault took place Sunday at a hotel in Sandton, a wealthy suburb north of Johannesburg, according to police, who were called to the scene where a case of "assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm" was registered.
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To symbolize the need for a renewal of faith in forces that can right these grievous wrongs, after the meal we will open the door for the stranger and sing a hymn to the prophet Elijah, who heralds harmony and redemption.
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Colombia is also currently under review for multiple U.S. intellectual property violations in its domestic market, risking placement on the U.S. Trade Representative's Special 301 Report "priority list," a designation reserved for countries that systematically commit grievous intellectual property violations.
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Trump's political wounds are so grievous, and his unpopularity so thoroughly baked in for the American public broadly (just as, conversely, his popularity with Republicans is), that it's hard to imagine how he could ever have anything resembling a normal presidency.
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To the extent that advocates of outsize minimum-wage increases succeed — as they already have in some states and localities — they are likely to visit grievous harm on some of the very individuals and families they claim to be helping.
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Op-Ed Contributor NEW HAVEN — Yale made a grievous mistake this week when it announced that it would keep the name of an avowed white supremacist, John C. Calhoun, on a residential college, despite decades of vigorous alumni and student protests.
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This year, governors in both parties acknowledged at the National Governors Association conference here, it is Democrats who appear poised to make major gains as Republicans brace for a backlash against President Trump that could lead to grievous statehouse losses.
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It was necessary and urgent, I said, to end Saddam's reign, but not at the price of so many innocent lives lost, so many years of foreign occupation, such a grievous loss of control of Iraqis over their own destiny.
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The White House attacked the plan as a grievous threat to national security and asserted that its sponsors were either complicit in wanting to undermine the United States' immigration laws or misinformed about the drastic effects that the proposal would have.
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" Two months before President Bill Clinton's impeachment hearings began in 1998, Larry King asked Mr. Dershowitz whether he agrees that "some of the most grievous offenses against our constitutional form of government may not entail violations of the criminal law.
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After 15 years of waiting on justice, the families who lost their loved ones in the 9/11 terrorist attacks thought Congress had finally righted a grievous national disgrace by overwhelmingly passing the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA).
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In the book, Mr. Comey added his own description of how a discussion about a grievous intrusion into the American election process became "a strategy session about messaging on Russia — about how they could spin what we'd just told them."
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For that reason, there are few offenses that will be so grievous as to cause the party in power to give up their party's leader and convict a president; most charges, even if true, won't reach that high bar for removal.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - A Chilean policeman appeared in court on Saturday on a charge of grievous bodily harm after a 20-year-old protester was allegedly run over by an armored police vehicle during a protest in the capital on Friday evening.
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"He is a free citizen, he can say whatever he likes, but that doesn't mean he can't have regard to the grievous offence this would have caused to people whose homes have been burnt down," Morrison told reporters in Adelaide.
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Some of the 12 Republicans who voted to end the national emergency did so not because they believed the president acted illegally, but because they considered it a grievous trespass on congressional prerogative on spending under a badly flawed law.
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The annexation of Crimea, the interference in Ukraine, the meddling in American elections and the elaborate, state-sponsored doping of athletes, to name the more grievous of them, have sharply diminished Mr. Putin's, and Russia's, stature in much of the world.
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There is no room left for wishful thinking that a perfect solution will emerge without trade-offs, that we'll dodge any grievous consequences of warming, and that we won't have to pay for this, either today or decades down the line with interest.
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He said the doctor could be charged with carrying out a negligent act likely to spread infection of diseases, voluntarily causing grievous harm by using dangerous weapons or means, and practicing medicine without having registration as a medical practitioner with the state government.
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The uniqueness of our case was in the application of the criteria set forth in Canada's Supreme Court decision: specifically that the "grievous and irremediable medical condition" causing our client "intolerable" and "enduring suffering" had, as its underlying cause, a psychiatric diagnosis.
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But many, in their quest for safer lives, have fallen to their deaths or suffered grievous injuries as it careens around bends and through tunnels in remote or cartel-controlled expanses, with dozens perched on slippery roofs or hanging from handles between cars.
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The final moments of episode 5, "Through My Most Grievous Fault," dropped the bombshell that Geena Davis' character, Angela Rance, is actually Regan MacNeil — the 12-year-old girl who was possessed in William Peter Blatty's original novel and the subsequent film adaptation.
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That will be John Roberts, and the big question now is whether his belief in stare decisis, the Supreme Court practice of generally obeying precedent unless they believe it contains a grievous error, will override his personal desire to blow up abortion jurisprudence.
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In the immediate term, all this craziness may well divert the nation from revelations of the Senate's heretofore secret health care legislation and the fact that it would do grievous harm to Donald Trump's own promise to leave the Medicaid system intact.
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Many nationally important progressives are privately but increasingly concerned that the Sanders candidacy could become a vanity play for a candidate who cannot let go of the limelight and who conducts himself in ways that could do grievous damage to the progressive cause.
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Future President Woodrow Wilson argued in 1885 that the framers had made a "grievous mistake"; that the system of checks and balances they instituted had set the government at war with itself, rather than focusing it on addressing the issues of the day.
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"Like many in our city, I am disappointed and angered by the video which was released last week, but anyone who thinks it's OK to express that anger through violence is doing grievous damage to our community," said Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin.
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The recovery from a grievous gunshot wound that shattered his pelvis, hip and left femur isn't fast, and the reality behind that recovery -- mental and physical scars alike -- isn't necessarily packed with the relentless optimism Scalise is known for bringing to the table.
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"May the 50th" is a day for all lovers of Jedi, the Resistance, the Skywalkers, the Hutts, Boba Fett, Gamorrean guards, Maz Kanata, General Grievous, Rancor Keeper and Snap Wexley to unite and celebrate all there is in the galaxy far, far away.
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The grievous human cost of the Saudi-led war in Yemen has jumped to the top of the global agenda as the outcry over the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi prompts Western leaders to re-examine their support for the war.
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He's a huge fan of "Star Wars" — "We watched 'A New Hope' in English class to learn about archetypes, and I was like, 'Oh my God, this is the coolest thing'" — and has dressed as General Grievous and Kylo Ren for Halloween.
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Or you may see it as the season of poison ivy, yellow jackets, sunburn and any number of other hazards waiting for us when we go outdoors, in hardly any clothes, and attempt to enjoy some balmy goodness without coming to grievous harm.
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When it is hot, our hearts labor to shunt more blood to the skin, which allows internal heat to dissipate but also leaves us feeling fatigued and logy, and potentially at risk for heat illnesses, ranging from nausea to grievous heat stroke.
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The speaker believes the process of impeachment is so damaging to the nation's political fabric that unless there is some truly grievous offense uncovered by investigations, the proper remedy for a presidency she sees as unethical and disastrous, is at the ballot box.
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The judge, who was born in the industrial city of Lodz in central Poland and raised in Warsaw, began his career in 1996 and quickly made a name for himself during trials of people who had committed grievous crimes during the Stalinist era.
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So what we can reasonably gather is that we are dealing with a coordinated attempt by a person or person(s) to inflict grievous harm on not only the most recognizable faces in the Democratic Party but also on Trump's highest-profile critics.
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At E3 today, Dice revealed several big updates to Star Wars Battlefront II. Players will be able to play during the Clone Wars era, and the game will introduce several new playable characters, including Anakin Skywalker, Count Dooku, General Grievous, and Obi-Wan Kenobi.
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Up first is Age of Republic, set in the Prequel trilogy era, beginning with December's Darth Maul and Qui-Gon issues; they'll be followed by Obi-Wan, Jango Fett (both January), Anakin Skywalker and Count Dooku (February) and Padme Amidala and General Grievous (March).
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"It is a day to honor those workers who have died on the job, to acknowledge the grievous suffering experienced by families and communities, and to recommit ourselves to the fight for safe and healthful workplaces for all workers," OSHA said in a release.
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"To honor these men who believed in the ideology of white supremacy and fought to maintain the institution of slavery constitutes a grievous insult to the many thousands of people in Brooklyn who are descendants of the slaves held in bondage," the representatives wrote.
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Up until this point, the primary villains of Star Wars—Darth Vader, Emperor Palpatine, Count Dooku, the asthmatic android General Grievous—were old-school, the sort of bad guys who took pleasure in others' pain for no more reason than they were unrepentant bastards.
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An extended hypothesis or supposition as much as a play, "Elegy" quickly makes plain the parameters of the ethical debate, and it is bookended by the triumph, after a fashion, of science: a postoperative Lorna is talkative and well, but at a grievous cost.
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Powered by that same grasping ambition, Mr. Trump's candidacy was marked by countless missteps and grievous errors, from the crude and meandering speeches he delivered daily, to the allegations of sexual assault that appeared to cripple him in the final weeks of the race.
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Aged 21923, they were charged with grievous bodily harm after attacking a rival gang outside a dance hall in Hackney; they were acquitted due to lack of evidence and some supportive words from the local vicar, but the die had long since been cast.
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" David Remnick of the New Yorker wrote that "the most hopeful way to look at this grievous event—and it's a stretch—is that this election and the years to follow will be a test of the strength, or the fragility, of American institutions.
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In a meeting with Republican lawmakers before they left Washington for the August congressional recess, Mr. McCarthy warned that time was running short: Unless they intensified their campaign efforts and forcefully delivered a coherent message, he said, Republicans would suffer grievous losses in November.
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"The uncertainty that has been fostered with the concerns about ... the continued and uninterrupted payment of cost-sharing reductions could do grievous harm to the individual market," Candy Gallagher, senior vice president of state policy at America's Health Insurance Plans, told regulators in a presentation.
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A man believed to be the jogger who shoved a woman out of his way — knocking her down and into the path of a bus, which nearly hit her — was arrested and charged with causing grievous bodily harm on Thursday, the London police announced.
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The police confirmed earlier in the day that a 20-year-old woman had registered "a case of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm" on Monday, but said the suspect could not be named as she had not yet appeared in court.
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Lasting damage at Tyndall Taken in total, the US has suffered grievous blows to its top-of-the-line fighters' readiness, particularly with losses at Tyndall that could set the F-22 community back considerably even if a single jet hasn't been damaged or destroyed.
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Unlocking the potential of eye tracking technology The massive and unprecedented utility and opportunities provided by the Internet of Things (IoT) have been shadowed by grievous security and privacy tradeoffs, which have become a focal point of attention for the tech industry in the recent months.
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Ask the average person to contort his or her upper and lower bodies into the shapes described by Tebow above and there is about a one-in-three chance that the effort results in some sort of extravagant double oblique strain or other grievous torso injury.
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Take any collective of millions of people ruled by the iron grip of that kind of politics, subject them for decades to grievous abuse in a concentration camp called a country; then knock down from the outside, or chip away from the inside at the walls.
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To the Editor: Re "We All, Again, Just Made Fools of Ourselves" (column, March 26): Contrary to David Brooks's assertion, many of the "grievous accusations" against President Trump are, in fact, supported by evidence that we, the American people, have seen revealed over the past two years.
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The first argument is a broad historical defense of the American experiment, resonant with patriots of all persuasions, which emphasizes the scope that our system gives for the slow, hard work of moral improvement, political empowerment and the correction of even the most grievous sins and errors.
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If you transpose ideas of abuse within the context of domestic relationships onto parasocial relationships with men in politics, then Bernie Sanders raising his voice when he discusses the grievous wealth inequality and predatory insurance industry practices in America becomes a personal transgression of your boundaries.
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The potential reduction in choices is a serious concern for consumers, but it pales next to the grievous harm such a tariff would do to jobs and businesses, including importers, distributors, retailers and restaurants, along with affiliated support workers, not to mention the wine producers themselves.
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Practically no name, other than Mr. Trump's, was mentioned more than Mr. Giuliani's at the impeachment hearings and in a subsequent Democratic report that described him as the hub of a grievous abuse of presidential power (or legitimate advocate for Mr. Trump, in the Republicans' minority response).
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The law is profoundly changing how gunshot victims in these states heal from grievous injuries by guaranteeing access to specialists, physical therapy, nursing home care, antibiotics, wound supplies and wheelchairs, according to dozens of interviews with trauma surgeons, rehabilitation specialists, anti-violence groups and shooting victims.
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" Virginia Legislative Black Caucus: "While we believe that anyone accused of such a grievous and harmful act must receive the due process prescribed by the Constitution, we can't see it in the best interest of the Commonwealth of Virginia for the Lieutenant Governor to remain in his role.
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What a comfort, to believe that we can heal, simply get over the Trump years like some grievous wound from the past, the reign of a Joe McCarthy or a J. Edgar Hoover; painful, yes, but safely scarred over as we return to the better angels of our country.
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"I may not be able to do much about grievous injustice in the world, at least not by myself or in very short order, but I can decide to increase the weight on the leg press machine by twenty pounds and achieve that within a few weeks," she writes.
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They include rulings by Colonel Nance to allow the case to go forward despite inflammatory statements on the campaign trail by President Trump, and to allow prosecutors to introduce evidence of grievous injuries suffered by service members who, the judge ruled, were searching for the sergeant at the time.
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"Particularly given this administration's solicitude for veterans, its decision to side with a state sponsor of terrorism, against men and women who are seeking to recover for grievous injuries suffered in the service of our country, is inexplicable and distressing," they said in a legal brief to the court.
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The optics of this plan to kill the cherry trees are bad: Let's kill some living trees so that we can put up a temporary stage to promote an organization that profits from a sport widely understood to cause grievous, long-term damage to the brains of its players.
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On Tuesday, that clinic was converted into a triage center as the wounded victims of the bombing, some with grievous injuries, jammed under the tents, lying in the soil to await treatment from the small number of medical professionals there, who were equipped to treat hunger, not blast wounds.
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It released Kelley's general court-martial order, saying that Kelley struck the child "on the head and body with a force likely to produce death or grievous bodily harm" on or about June 16, 2011, as well as striking the child on other instances between April and June.
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"Indeed, any person who has ever signed the Form NDA, whether or not he or she has entered into government service, subjects himself or herself to grievous financial penalty for the mere act of engaging in constitutionally protected criticism of the sitting President of the United States," Denson's lawyers wrote.
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Here's the list: Boba Fett Han Solo Princess Leia Luke Skywalker Bossk Chewbacca Darth Vader Emperor Palpatine General Grievous Iden Versio Kylo Ren Lando Calrissian Darth Maul Captain Phasma Rey Yoda If you're not familiar with the sum total of Star Wars lore, this list features characters from all three trilogies.
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It was cute in that it developed Finn and Rose's friendship, but their riding on those goat-wolves was too CGI-heavy, and too much like Obi Wan Kenobi riding his varactyl and General Grievous in his giant wheel in Revenge of the Sith: a little chaotic and visually confusing.
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"A number of things had gone on which I can't talk about yet, that made me worry that the department leadership could not credibly complete the investigation and decline prosecution without grievous damage to the American people's confidence in the justice system," Comey said, testifying before the Senate judiciary committee.
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The still-unidentified guard was trying "to protect himself from death or grievous bodily injury" from "an imminent threat in the form of a heavy motor vehicle bearing down on him," attorney Andrew Sacks claimed in both a news conference Monday and in a five-page statement released to PEOPLE.
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His comments were denounced as "play[ing] the blame game"; "betraying a grievous misunderstanding of what it means to be the world's No. 21980"; "the mark of a careless and clumsy amateur"; "turn[ing] allies overboard"; "overweening arrogance"; blaming others for his own failures; comparable to Donald Trump; and so on.
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Grievous flaws he had, but maybe, without endorsing all his actions, we can still have some admiration for a man who did so much for his country and who in his life epitomised the values of personal loyalty, integrity and honour that were so important to early 19th-century America.
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While we must certainly remember that these are U.S. citizens and that it is our duty to help those in need, the president has no power to forgive the debt of Puerto Rico — or any U.S. government, for that matter — and doing such a thing would be a grievous mistake.
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As Washington wrestled with how to categorize Mr. Franken's behavior, which was accompanied by a photo that showed him appearing to grope Ms. Tweeden as she slept on a military plane, even some ardent defenders of women's rights said the senator's offense was not so grievous as to require his resignation.
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" Trump's predecessor Barack Obama left a legacy of "grievous failures to uphold human rights," says the report, but it also warns that the current administration's early comments "suggest a foreign policy that will significantly undermine multilateral co-operation and usher in a new era of greater instability and mutual suspicion.
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Those conservatives who insisted that electing Donald J. Trump president would be a grievous mistake — a group that included governors, senators, radio hosts, prominent columnists and some of the most savvy political operators in the country — are now saying they see an upside to four years of a Trump White House.
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"They have covered up what the president of the United States has done in his grievous action when they had the ability to find out more and reach a bipartisan, as it were, decision if we could hear from the witnesses," Bernstein told CNN&aposs Anderson Cooper on Thursday night.
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"While we believe that anyone accused of such a grievous and harmful act must receive the due process prescribed by the Constitution, we can't see it in the best interest of the Commonwealth of Virginia for the lieutenant governor to remain in his role," the caucus said in a statement.
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Let's pause and note that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said that Comey was ousted over his grievous mishandling of the FBI's Hillary Clinton email probe, a gaffe that may have cost Clinton the presidency and that has been the subject of an ongoing investigation by the Justice Department's own internal watchdog.
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" From police: "Masood was not the subject of any current investigations and there was no prior intelligence about his intent to mount a terrorist attack ... However, he was known to police and has a range of previous convictions for assaults, including GBH [grievous bodily harm], possession of offensive weapons and public order offences.
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"Particularly given this administration's solicitude for veterans, its decision to side with a state sponsor of terrorism, against men and women who are seeking to recover for grievous injuries suffered in the service of our country, is inexplicable and distressing," the plaintiffs said in a legal brief, according to the news service.
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"We can already anticipate that those who deployed this week will likely suffer toxic environmental exposure, grievous injury in some cases, mental health conditions, barriers to gainful employment, traumatic brain injuries and a host of other issues related to their military service," said Sherman Gillums Jr., the chief advocacy officer of Amvets.
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It was not clear if he was suspected of just planning that assault or actually taking part, in which case he would have again left Germany, and re-entered by August, when he was detained in Frankfurt and ordered to serve 43 days of an outstanding 2008 sentence for grievous bodily harm.
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In 2013, he tried to take a congressional delegation to Chechnya with American action star Steven Seagal (the trip did not take place both because of security issues and because Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has a reputation for committing grievous human rights abuses; Seagal was appointed Russian special envoy to the US earlier this year).
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The results, per Krafcik, were downright frightening: Footage taken from the vehicles of Google employees testing the highway assist features, which the company showed us during the briefing, including people texting, doing makeup, fumbling around their seat for charge cables and even, in one particularly grievous instance, sleeping while driving 55 MPH on a freeway.
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The consequences of Paul's grievous error in judgement don't end there, however: the YouTuber won't be featured in the fourth season of the YouTube Red scripted original "Foursome," the company said, and any of his other upcoming Originals projects are on hold for the time being, with their ultimate fate still to be determined.
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More troublingly, it reveals once again, that we have an occupant in the White House unable to recognize that America's true greatness lies in its enormous capacity for social transformation; the ability of visionary leaders and ordinary citizens to right ancient wrongs, admit grievous mistakes and, by correcting historic injustices, choose love over hate.
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In a telegram sent to relatives and friends of the artist, and posted on the Kremlin's website, Vladimir V. Putin, Russia's president, said that Mr. Neizvestny was "rightly considered one of the greatest sculptors of our time" and called his death "a grievous loss for Russia's culture and for world culture as a whole."
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The more liberal Medvedev years created an expectation on the part of some Russians that the country would open up; when Medvedev announced in 2180 that he was stepping aside, that Putin would be returning to the presidency and that this is what they had planned all along, there was a feeling of grievous disappointment.
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We can only hope that it will not be too grievous, and that whatever happens it will help transform the political culture of a state whose governor is a climate-change denier despite Florida's extreme vulnerability to natural disasters, a place where solar power is essentially banned despite its fame as the Sunshine State.
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Further details began to emerge about the 52-year-old attacker Friday, including the first photograph of him from his schooldays in Tunbridge Wells – a well-to-do town in southeast England – and more insight about his criminal history, which included convictions for grievous bodily harm, possession of offensive weapons, and public order offenses.
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Taliban leaders also recognize that even with a reduced footprint, the United States military would, if provoked, still be capable of inflicting grievous pain on the group, as evidenced by the missile strike in May 2016 in a remote area of Baluchistan, Pakistan, that killed their leader at the time, Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour.
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"The sanctions today are a grievous disappointment and fall far short of what is needed to respond to that attack on our democracy let alone deter Russia's escalating aggression, which now includes a chemical weapons attack on the soil of our closest ally," said Adam Schiff, top Democrat on the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee.
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While men like Javier have hysterectomies because they want to, and Radix says that insurance companies are rightfully obligated to pay for them, the history of surgical gender transition is grievous, and trans people are still navigating the aftermath of decades of injustice that shaped the choices—or lack of choices—they had about their medical care.
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A court in Patra, in western Greece, reduced the charges to grievous assault, handing six men sentences ranging from five to 15 years in prison and freeing three others after convicting them of simple assault for the brutal attack on the student, Bakari Henderson, 22, in the summer of 2017 on the holiday island of Zakynthos.
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"The law's provisions are so interwoven in virtually every aspect of the public and private health care system that the elimination of the A.C.A. will cause grievous immediate and long-term harm to Americans' health and financial security, to the health care system, and to federal and state budgets," the coalition said in a legal brief.
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After three years at the law firm White & Case in New York, angling to get on every foreign assignment she could, she quit and began working for a series of nonprofit groups, refocusing on what she figured to be the most grievous violation of international law that her country was actively carrying out — the detentions at Guantánamo Bay.
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Opinion Columnist If, by some grievous misfortune, you should happen to have a pathological narcissist in your life — a drain on your soul, a bottomless chute of need, a roaring outboard motor of jealousies and delusions and self-regard — there's no shortage of literature offering advice, and most of it preaches the same thing: Never take the bait.
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Her career highs were rocked by a tempest of domestic tragedies, including the death of a 282-year-old daughter from the measles, grievous head injuries to her 21964-month-old son when his baby carriage was hit by a taxi on Madison Avenue and her own near-fatal series of strokes when she was 21967.
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These details feel especially arbitrary given that Sdoia and Jordan choose to step around the elephant that barged into the hospital rooms of just about every victim of the marathon bombing: a news media so hungry for feel-good copy that many patients were forced to recover from grievous wounds under a glaring and relentlessly opportunistic spotlight.
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Wade days shouldn't even be on the table: "These are policies that hurt Americans, that undermine the quality of life, that makes us a nation where we see grievous actions going on as opposed to empowering women with the ability to make their own healthcare decisions ... not some politicians in Washington who want to take away their rights to privacy and freedom."
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Responding to the editorial "Republicans' Best Defense Is a Bad Offense," to Nicholas Kristof's column "If Trump Were Anyone Else …" and to Noah Bookbinder's Op-Ed "The Evidence of Wrongdoing by Trump Is Overwhelming," some readers relished the opportunity to right what they considered an grievous imbalance of power while others sought reprieve from what seemed like an endless, or pointless, process.
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Yet this grievous reality became a national issue only with the 2014 killing of Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager, in an encounter with a white officer in Ferguson, Mo. After a year and a half of racial upheaval in Ferguson, the local government there agreed to reforms of a law enforcement system that Department of Justice investigators found regularly violated constitutional rights.
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However you approach Melotti's work, with its mix-up of media and broad embrace of architecture and set design, it isn't hard to recognize the richness of the road not taken by mainstream postwar American art, when formalists like Michael Fried were hunting down "theatricality" — the most grievous sin against the autonomy of the art object — even in the work of certain Minimalists.
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Being in Newark, where you talk to people who have to deal with the scourge of gun violence on a regular basis, where you see the ongoing trauma of gun violence, you see how it just rips the communities — the economic well-being of communities, the mental health well-being, not to mention the grievous loss of life and injury.
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Ray is now (a) plagued by amnesia and dim memories that may or may not have been implanted; (b) powered by microscopic "nanites" that have been injected into his bloodstream, giving him the power to heal grievous injuries like magic, punch holes in concrete pillars and conduct Internet searches without opening Google Chrome; and (c) programmed to be a killing machine.
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But even as Democrats agree about the need to promote their agenda more aggressively for the middle class and voters of modest means, especially in parts of the country where the party has suffered grievous losses, they are divided over how aggressively to position themselves on the economic left, with battle lines already forming over the lightning-rod issue of foreign trade.
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As tweaked by the playwright to chime with our own grievous times, the discussion widens to fold racism and xenophobia into the mix: a laudable impulse, in principle, that has the paradoxical effect of stopping the production dead in its tracks in favor of the sort of heavy-going debate that one might find in the comments section of many an article online.
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" In the letter, Grassley also stressed that the committee is obligated to look into the Justice Department's handling last year of the probe surrounding Hillary Clinton's private e-mail use, citing Comey's testimony last week that he was concerned DOJ "could not credibly complete the investigation and decline prosecution without grievous damage to the American people's confidence in the justice system.
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Characterizing the alleged theft of classified information as "extremely dishonorable crimes putting our service members at risk," Assistant US Attorney Zachary A. Myers called Martin a "high-value recruitment target" for foreign nations seeking to do grievous harm to the US. "An ankle monitor won't prevent from him from going down the road and ending up in territory where we can't recover him," Myers said.
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If political leaders so easily risk grievous economic harm to hundreds of thousands of people for something as meaningless as a border wall (however one wants to define it), how will they be able to convince Americans that dramatic cuts in government spending and/or higher taxes are necessary when Washington is eventually forced to deal with the inevitable fiscal crisis its policy actions will create?
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He is certainly not finished with his efforts to repeal Obamacare in a way that would deprive millions of people of their health insurance; he is certainly not going to relax his effort to enact hard-line immigration restrictions; he is certainly not through trying to dismantle legislative and international efforts to rescue an environment that is already suffering the grievous effects of climate change.
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The claim also says that the agreements subject anyone who signs them to "grievous financial penalty for the mere act of criticizing" President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE or members of his family.
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The growing unilateralism and weaponization of trade policy by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE have turned into the most grievous risk for a rules-based international system that ensures fairness, reciprocity and a level playing field for global trade.
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Related: Assisted Suicide Is Now Legal in Canada — And One Province Is Providing Free Drugs to Do It In February 2015, the Supreme Court of Canada struck down the part of the criminal code that banned doctor-assisted suicide, and granted the federal government one year to implement a new law that would allow consenting adults suffering from a "grievous and irremediable" medical ailment to have a doctor help end their life.
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A franchise still working to recover from a grievous deal in 2013, when the Nets traded their future for the Celtics' past — acquiring Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce and two other players (along with a second-round pick) while giving up, in addition to some underwhelming veterans, three first-round picks and agreeing to a devastating draft swap in 353 in which the Nets lost the rights to the No. 1 overall pick.
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This is a country which beyond being a direct national security threat to the United States, has killed more Americans with terrorism than anyone but Al Qaeda, is a regime that stones women to death for adultery or being raped, hang gays in the streets, jail and tortures innocents, works to destabilize US allies across the Middle East, and is assisting Assad in the most grievous human slaughter of the 21st century.
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