"The Iraqi situation is the most grievous," Mr. Nasr added.
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Degradation of the language is one of Trump's most grievous sins.
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He gave no sense of which Chinese affronts he considered most grievous.
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SCHIFF: Well, I certainly think that he's committed the most grievous misconduct.
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The president viewed that decision as disloyal — the most grievous sin in Trump's orbit.
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"As a nation, we are facing an ordeal of the most grievous kind," he wrote.
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"The abuse included the most grievous, demeaning and damaging forms of sexual abuse," the statement read.
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Mr. Sanders suffered the most grievous blow in Michigan, the biggest delegate prize of the night.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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"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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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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" 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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" 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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" > And I would not have ceased asking more questions but out of regard.Muslim > 1:151. > A man said: "Allah's Messenger, which offense is the most grievous in > Allah's eye?" He replied: "That you associate a partner with Allah, who > created you.
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Who after many labours and most grievous troubles arising from the injustice of the times, which he had borne for Christ's sake with the greatest fortitude, died peacefully at the aforesaid Rotherhithe on February 14th. In the 62nd year of his life and the year of the Lord 1692.
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Edward I carried out a purge of corruption in the royal administration, with Adam de Stratton as one of the main targets. From 1277, Stratton acted in the capacity as Countess Isabella's steward, though he never officially used that title.Denholm-Young (1937), p. 80. It was in this post that he committed some of his most grievous offences.
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They walk with an uneven gait, and their arms dangle and drag the ground when running. Despite this apparent awkwardness, trolls are quite agile. Trolls are infamous for their regenerative abilities, able to recover from the most grievous of wounds or regenerate entire limbs given time. Severing a troll's head results merely in temporary incapacitation, rather than death.
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Britain kept Cyprus, and Greece wound up with only Western Thrace. Its most grievous legacy was profound political and social turmoil known as the "National Schism" that polarized Greece into two hostile political camps for generations.George B. Leon, Greece and the First World War: from neutrality to intervention, 1917-1918 (1990).Herbert Adams Gibbons, Venizelos (1920) A favorable biography by an American expert.
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Hawkins p64 Berlin sought to return to Germany, but put in at Trondheim with storm damage. Having outstayed her 24 hours grace and unfit to leave port, she was interned by the Norwegians on 18 November 1914. Despite her short career Berlin was one of the more successful of Germany’s raiders, accounting for the single most grievous loss to the Royal Navy’s strength in the early kleinkrieg campaign.
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Much of the chapel as it appears today is a re-creation, although nearly two-thirds of the windows are authentic. The chapel suffered its most grievous destruction in the late eighteenth century during the French Revolution, when the steeple and baldachin were removed, the relics dispersed (although some survive as the "relics of Sainte-Chapelle" in the treasury of Notre Dame de Paris), and various reliquaries, including the grande châsse, were melted down.
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He was held in Gaza for 16 months. The United Nations Commission on Human Rights investigated and its Working Group on Arbitrary Detention placed his case in their highest category reserved for the most grievous deprivation of liberty. The UN formally determined that Al-Ghussein was 'held manifestly with no legal justification' and urged the Palestinian Authority (PA) to remedy the situation immediately. Arafat had previously maintained he wanted the repayment of an alleged loan.
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God is seen as being "He Who forgiveth even the most grievous of sins". Baháʼís are meant to refrain from focusing on the sins of others, and are meant to have a "sin-covering eye".Baháʼí Reference Library - Directives from the Guardian, Pages 41-42 Baháʼís are also forbidden to confess their sins to others in order to have their sins removed. Forgiveness is between a person and God alone, and is thus a very personal affair.
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The Sayisi Dene, (People of the East), are Chipewyan, a Dene First Nation Aboriginal peoples of Canada group living in northern Manitoba. They are members of the "Sayisi Dene First Nation (Tadoule Lake, Manitoba)" () and are notable for living a nomadic caribou-hunting and gathering existence. In 1956, the Sayisi Dene residing at Little Duck Lake () in northern Manitoba were relocated to Churchill. The relocation of the Sayisi Dene is viewed as one of the most grievous errors committed by the federal government.
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Balsai said in the report dated 15 March 2011 that the investigation had also uncovered possible grounds for raising the charge of the perpetration of an act of terror. The author said that it is necessary to investigate whether former prime minister Ferenc Gyurcsány should take political and legal responsibility for the police's behavior. "In the course of my investigation I came to the conclusion that October 23 [was] the symbol of the most grievous offenses … [and a symbol of] the Gyurcsány government's violent and paranoid exercise of power," Balsai wrote in the document.
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A more comprehensive oral history8 of the show was published by Uproxx in 2015. Ensler has since directed and executive produced the pilots for: The Eastmans, Franklin & Bash, Hart of Dixie, Cult, The Curse of The Fuentes Women (2015), and Transylvania (2016). He most recently directed the pilot for The Passage and served as executive producer and series director on Season Two of Fox’s The Exorcist. He also directed the critically acclaimed exorcism episode in season one, “Through My Most Grievous Fault”14 in addition to both Season Finales.
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Glenorchy and some of his troops remained in Caithness for some time and levied rents and taxes on the people, subjecting them to the most grievous oppression. He sent the remainder home immediately after the battle. However, George Sinclair of Keiss continued his opposition and laid siege, with firearms and artillery, to Castle Sinclair Girnigoe which he took after feeble resistance from the garrison. As a result, he and his three friends who had assisted him, Sinclair of Broynach, Sinclair of Thura and Mackay of Strathnaver were declared rebels.
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He was an aide to former New York City Mayors Ed Koch and David Dinkins. He served as chief of staff to New York City Council member Gale Brewer. Kavanagh began government service as an aide to Mayor Ed Koch and has served in three mayoral administrations. After the Happy Land Social Club fire claimed the lives of 87 people in 1990, Kavanagh helped coordinate the city's response to the tragedy on behalf of Mayor David Dinkins, co-designing a task force that shut down the most grievous fire code offenders.
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The most grievous casualties among the Arabs were suffered by the stragglers and baggage train, who gathered under Abdallah ibn Mu'ammar ibn Sumayr al-Yashkuri near Kish; they were and virtually annihilated. The next day, the Türgesh launched renewed attacks on the Arabs, but these were repelled. The Arabs engaged in vigorous counterattacks whenever the Türgesh drew near, and the khaghan ordered his troops to besiege the Arab camp instead of attacking it. Having persevered through the initial onslaught, Junayd sent messengers to Sawra in Samarkand, ordering him to come to his assistance with a diversionary attack.
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On December 18, 1937, as General Iwane Matsui began to comprehend the full extent of the rape, murder, and looting in the city, he grew increasingly dismayed. He reportedly told one of his civilian aides: > I now realize that we have unknowingly wrought a most grievous effect on > this city. When I think of the feelings and sentiments of many of my Chinese > friends who have fled from Nanjing and of the future of the two countries, I > cannot but feel depressed. I am very lonely and can never get in a mood to > rejoice about this victory.
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The Club as originally designed was prone to having its lock shattered by freezing with freon; later models addressed this issue by changing to a chromium/molybdenum alloy. A television broadcast test showed that this form of attack now took several minutes of hammering. The most grievous flaw in the design is inherent in the modern construction of steering wheels; thieves can defeat this type of lock by making a cut through the steering wheel's outer rim, allowing the device to be removed. This does, however, require access to a hacksaw or other cutting tool, and ruins the steering wheel.
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However, the teachings of the New Testament have been interpreted by some as not expressly forbidding bestiality. In Part II of his Summa Theologica, medieval philosopher Thomas Aquinas ranked various "unnatural vices" (sex acts resulting in "venereal pleasure" rather than procreation) by degrees of sinfulness, concluding that "the most grievous is the sin of bestiality".Fordham.edu Aquinas on Unnatural Sex Some Christian theologians extend Matthew's view that even having thoughts of adultery is sinful to imply that thoughts of committing bestial acts are likewise sinful. Man having intercourse with a horse, pictured on the exterior of a temple in Khajuraho.
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Haverstraw was the site of the most grievous treason of the early years of the United States. During the night of September 21–22, 1780, the English emissary, Major John André, was rowed from the sloop-of-war Vulture to a beach below the Long Cove on the southern boundary of Haverstraw. The negotiations to sell the plans to West Point were not completed by dawn, and Benedict Arnold and André traveled to the Belmont House, owned by Thomas Smith and occupied by his brother Joshua Hett Smith, on the grounds of what is now Helen Hayes Hospital in West Haverstraw. The house has since been known as the Treason House.
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Combating what he believes to be unfair criticism of the right, Brooks says that "most believe that it is appropriate for the government to provide some safety net for its citizens. … In my view, it is unacceptable for someone in America's wealthy society to go without access to basic medical care, sufficient food, and basic shelter." He continues, "But the safety net is not a means to increase material equality, a way to take any but the most grievous risks out of life, a way to pass out rewards to groups based on demographics or political clout, or a source of benefits to the middle class."Brooks, Arthur.
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It is Lutheran tradition for the Confiteor to be recited by the congregation at the beginning of each Divine Service. The following is a common text, similar to the 2010 ICEL translation: > I confess to God Almighty, before the whole company of heaven, and to you, > my brothers and sisters, that I have sinned in thought, word, and deed; in > what I have done and in what I have failed to do, by my fault, by my fault, > by my most grievous fault; wherefore I pray God Almighty to have mercy on > me, forgive me all my sins, and bring me to everlasting life. Amen.
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Established on 12 June 1956, the committee that was to produce the report defined their remit as: :To make a special study of the arrangements made in hospitals for the welfare of ill children – as distinct from the medical and nursing treatment – and to make suggestions which could be passed on to hospital authorities. The findings of the report by the committee, was that hospitals were miserable places for children, and while in hospital, they had to follow strict ward routine, and were not allowed to play. Moreover, the most grievous of the findings, was that parents were, under no circumstances, allowed to visit their children outside visiting hours.
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In the Gospel according to the Hebrews ...there is counted among the most grievous offenses: He that has grieved the spirit of his brother. (Jerome, Commentary on Ezekiel 6) : Fragments 5 (on Ephesians 5.4) and 6 (on Ezekiel 18.7) are ethical sayings of Jesus, suggesting that such teachings formed a significant part of the gospel. 7\. The Gospel according to the Hebrews ...records after the resurrection of the Savior: And when the Lord had given the linen cloth to the servant of the priest, he went to James and appeared to him. For James had sworn that he would not eat bread from that hour in which he had drunk the cup of the Lord until he should see him risen from among them that sleep.
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In consequence of there being neither gold nor silver coins of any > denomination, nor any legal currency, as a substitute for specie in the > colony, the people have been in some degree forced on the expedient of > issuing and receiving notes of hand to supply the place of real money, and > this petty banking has thrown open a door to frauds and impositions of a > most grievous nature to the country at large…At present the agricultural and > commercial pursuits of the territory are very much impeded and obstructed by > the want of some adequately secured circulating medium.Governor Macquarie to > Viscount Castlereagh, 30 April 1810, HRNSW, Vol. VII, page 348. Under D’Arcy Wentworth, the Colonial Fund had a quasi-bank role, printing and issuing bank notes to people who had claims on the Fund.
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Fans often pointed to Nash booking himself to win the WCW World Heavyweight Championship from the then-undefeated Goldberg and the subsequent match with Hogan as the most grievous of his "offenses". Nash, however, claims that he did not have booking power at the time of the incident. Nash's innocence claim is disputed in several shoot interviews by various WCW wrestlers from the time who claimed that he, Hogan and several others often refused to put other wrestlers over in order to keep themselves as the main stars. Sean Waltman was a member of both the nWo and D-Generation X Meanwhile, Michaels and Levesque began to persuade WWF management to let them pair up on screen, but management was hesitant and wanted to keep them separated on-screen.
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In this song, Tennant describes some impressions he got from his time at the Catholic St Cuthbert's High School in Newcastle upon Tyne. "At school they taught me how to be / So pure in thought and word and deed / They didn't quite succeed", the lyrics say. He ended up feeling that everything he had done or was going to do was a sin. Tennant has said that he wrote the lyrics purging his emotions in a moment of frustration and anger, but it wasn't something serious: In the coda, we can hear Tennant reciting a part of the Confiteor in Latin, which translated into English is "I confess to almighty God, and to you, my brothers, that I have sinned exceedingly in thought, word, act and omission, through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault".
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The story of Siren is told through the alternating perspectives of ten survivors of a supernatural disaster in the (fictional) rural Japanese town of Hanuda (Hanyūda in the Japanese version) in the year 2003 (Shōwa year 78). These events are presented outside of chronological order and deal primarily with the efforts of the viewpoint characters to both escape the town and find answers to what has happened in the three days immediately following the disaster. Initially presented as being merely an earthquake the disaster is rapidly shown to be far more bizarre and wide ranging. The majority of the population has become infected with an unknown affliction that appears to severely damage cognitive function, causing them to bleed from the eyes, become violently hostile on sight towards anyone not also infected and seemingly immortal, able to recover and heal from even the most grievous of injuries in a short time.
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Adams traveled from his home in the North Precinct of Braintree to the town hall located on the site of the present day First Congregational Church near the intersection of Washington and Elm Streets to discuss his draft of instructions with a committee of town residents. In his writing, Adams began by addressing the economic burden of the tax but proceeded to indict Parliament for violating major principles of English law that had existed for centuries under Magna Carta, which he referred to in English as the Great Charter. In the third and longest paragraph of the instructions, Adams wrote: "But the most grievous innovation of all, is the alarming extension of the power of courts of admiralty." Adams argued that the imposition of the tax to be enforced by judges without benefit of a jury trial was a severe violation of fundamental rights.
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Teo also reiterated that there is zero tolerance for police officers who broke the law and his confidence that justice will be impartially served and asked the Police Commissioner to tell every police officer to perform their duties diligently and faithfully to maintain the bonds of trust between the public and the police. Ng Joo Hee similarly stated that the identity of the suspect as a police officer made the investigators more resolved to crack the case. He stated in the press conference that it was painful to discover that a police officer was involved, and they would investigate why a policeman who sworn to fulfill his duty to uphold the law had broke it "in the most grievous way". He also acknowledged that due to the actions of Iskandar (which vilified every member of the police force), there would be a public outcry, critically questioning the integrity and quality of the police force, but he stated that they would take every criticism in their own stride.
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Since 1970, the text of the Confiteor in the Roman Missal is as follows: ::Text in Latin : :Confiteor Deo omnipotenti, :et vobis fratres, :quia peccavi nimis :cogitatione, verbo, :opere et omissione: :mea culpa, mea culpa, :mea maxima culpa. :Ideo precor beatam Mariam semper Virginem, :omnes Angelos et Sanctos, :et vos, fratres, :orare pro me ad Dominum Deum nostrum. ::Official English translation : :I confess to almighty God :and to you, my brothers and sisters, :that I have greatly sinned, :in my thoughts and in my words, :in what I have done and in what I have failed to do, :through my fault, through my fault, :through my most grievous fault; :therefore I ask blessed Mary ever-Virgin, :all the Angels and Saints, :and you, my brothers and sisters, :to pray for me to the Lord our God.From the 2010 ICEL Translation The form in the Tridentine Roman Missal (in Latin) is longer and is said twice, first by the priest in the following form, then by the altar server(s), who replace the words "et vobis, fratres", "et vos, fratres" (and you, brethren) with "et tibi, pater" and "et te, pater" (and you, Father).
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Danish forces were not involved in war outside their frontiers until the 1999 NATO bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. It became clear that, against the might of Germany, Denmark could not assert her survival with her own arms; this played a crucial role in the "adjustment policy" and later "Cooperation policy" during the Nazi-German occupation in World War II. From a Danish perspective, perhaps the most grievous consequence of the defeat was that thousands of Danes living in the ceded lands were conscripted into the German army in World War I and suffered huge casualties on the Western Front. This is still (but waning in time as the children of the conscripted men are dying out) a cause of resentment among many families in the southern parts of Jutland and the direct reason why a German offer of a joint centenary anniversary in 1966 was rejected. After Germany's defeat in 1918, the Danish government asked the Allied Powers and the Versailles Conference of 1919 to include a plebiscite in the disputed Schleswig region based on Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points as part of the Allied Powers' peace settlement with Germany, and this request was granted by the Allies.
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The Tridentine Roman Missal (editions from 1570 to 1962), which does not use the term "Penitential Act", has an equivalent, within the Prayers at the Foot of the Altar, in the Confiteor: The priest says: ::Text (in Latin) :Confiteor Deo omnipotenti, beatæ Mariæ semper Virgini, beato Michaeli Archangelo, beato Ioanni Baptistæ, sanctis Apostolis Petro et Paulo, omnibus Sanctis, et vobis, fratres: quia peccavi nimis cogitatione, verbo et opere: mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa. Ideo precor beatam Mariam semper Virginem, beatum Michaelem Archangelum, beatum Ioannem Baptistam, sanctos Apostolos Petrum et Paulum, omnes Sanctos, et vos, fratres, orare pro me ad Dominum Deum nostrum.Missale Romanum 1962 ::An English translation (unofficial) :I confess to Almighty God, to blessed Mary ever Virgin, to blessed Michael the Archangel, to blessed John the Baptist, to the holy Apostles Peter and Paul, to all the Saints, and to you, brethren, that I have sinned exceedingly in thought, word and deed: through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault. Therefore I beseech blessed Mary ever Virgin, blessed Michael the Archangel, blessed John the Baptist, the holy Apostles Peter and Paul, all the Saints, and you, brethren, to pray for me to the Lord our God.
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