Their venom is non-deadly to humans -- although large specimens can give humans a painful bite.
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Historically, 2017 was not a particularly deadly year, nor was it a particularly non-deadly one.
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I was surrounded by people who wanted to watch non-deadly car crash videos on the internet.
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The reality is ... he could have gotten away with it, but there was a non-deadly catch.
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And with that increase could come more accidents, more non-deadly overdoses that cause mental anguish, and even psychotic episodes.
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The most recent version of this mod added a new non-deadly interaction where a Sim can punch another Sim in the stomach.
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And with greater marijuana use could come dependence and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and psychotic episodes.
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Its potential risks include dependence and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and marijuana use potentially causing psychotic episodes.
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There are also some risks to even casual use, including accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and potentially psychotic episodes.
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This is to say nothing of non-deadly assaults, the beating of children or elderly family members, or the surprisingly frequent victimisation of men by women.
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But there are risks, including dependence and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and marijuana use potentially causing psychotic episodes.
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Out of the nearly 210 non-deadly jihadist terrorist attacks on American soil since 280/22015, perpetrators were linked to Iran or Somalia in three cases.
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Now 88,000 deaths each year are linked to alcohol, on top of the many non-deadly accidents, illnesses, and poisonings that occur as a result of booze.
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Troubled teens Researchers at the University of Nottingham found a steep rise in the number of deadly and non-deadly poisonings among teenagers in the UK over the past 22000 years.
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"If you have the right already under Heller to keep a deadly weapon in your home, you have the right to keep a non-deadly weapon," he said in an interview.
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It's difficult to speculate, but the presence of the firearm made it much more likely that Drejka was able to escalate what otherwise could have been a non-deadly, if physical, encounter.
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Related: Looking Good 'On Paper,' This Exhibit Merges Mundane Paperwork and Fine Art 8 Projects Turning Deadly E-waste Into Beautiful, Non-deadly Works Of Art This Trash Art Residency Makes Waste Wonderous
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And although marijuana isn't very dangerous compared to some drugs, it does carry some risks: dependence and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, psychotic episodes.
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Even when the police have a reasonable belief that a person is dangerous, the necessity standard does not permit deadly force if non-deadly or less deadly alternatives are available and adequate to meet the threat.
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Pot's risks, for one, tend to be nonfatal or at least much less fatal than alcohol: addiction and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, potentially psychotic episodes.
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While marijuana isn't anywhere near as dangerous as alcohol or other illicit drugs, it does carry some risks in addiction and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and, in rare cases, psychotic episodes.
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While most people can probably use pot without much or any negative impact on their lives, there are a few who will suffer from bad outcomes — including dependence and overuse, accidents, non-deadly overdoses that lead to mental anguish and anxiety, and potentially psychotic episodes.
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TULSA. Okla. (Reuters) - The Oklahoma jury that acquitted a white officer for fatally shooting an unarmed black man believed race was not a factor in the incident and the officer acted according to training but had non-deadly options available, according to court papers released on Friday.
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The team was able to use this threshold to distinguish between deadly and non-deadly heat waves in the historical record, and then use the same threshold to observe how these conditions will play out in the future using climate models run with different greenhouse gas emission scenarios.
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New York's Penal Law does not expressly define non-deadly "physical force" but does implicitly define non-deadly "physical force" as being "any degree of physical force other than deadly physical force." PL 35.10(6); 35.20(2). "Deadly physical force" is defined in Penal Law s 10.00 (11) as that which is: > readily capable of causing death or other serious (i.e., non-temporary) > physical injury.
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Stannic chloride was used as a chemical weapon in World War I, as it formed an irritating (but non- deadly) dense smoke on contact with air: it was substituted for by a mixture of silicon tetrachloride and titanium tetrachloride near the end of the war due to shortages of tin..
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He plays guitar and performs a song. The fourth segment shows what would have been last chronologically. Jill is working at a drive-in movie theater, where she's approached by Samson, who has a non-deadly bullet wound in his chest. They discuss their year-long romantic relationship, which ended some time earlier.
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In Black's Law Dictionary (7th Ed.), the definition of "Deadly Force" is: > violent action known to create a substantial risk of causing death or > serious bodily harm. Conversely, the definition of "non-deadly force" is: > force intended to cause only minor bodily harm. 2. A threat of deadly force, > such as displaying a knife. (e.g., constructive force).
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Blue-water fishing is also available off the coast of Darwin; Spanish mackerel, black jewfish, queenfish, and snapper are found in the area. Lake Alexander is a man-made swimming lake at East Point Reserve. It has been considered crocodile- and jellyfish-safe. An outbreak of non-deadly jellyfish in 2003 caused its closure for a brief period of time.
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In the U.S., the general rule is that "[a] person is privileged to use such force as reasonably appears necessary to defend him or herself against an apparent threat of unlawful and immediate violence from another.", xxxiii (18th ed. 2010) (original emphasis); see generally , 130 (2014). In cases involving non-deadly force, this means that the person must reasonably believe that their use of force was necessary to prevent imminent, unlawful physical harm.
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Otherwise, unlawful conduct will only be justified when it involves the lesser harm of two harmful choices. If countering with non-deadly force or with no force at all avoids the threatened harm, defensive use of deadly force is no longer the lesser evil of only two choices. Alternatives involving still less societal harm are available. In United States Law, the United States Supreme Court proposed the Proportionality Doctrine in three cases during the 1980s, namely Enmund v.
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For instance, after claiming to see Russ drive erratically, the officers engaged in a driving pursuit. The pursuit, labeled "high-speed", did not exceed 70 miles per hour, but Fyfe contends that the adrenaline rush of the chase, coupled with the officers' reliance in their numbers, led to their ignoring impulses to maintain rational thinking in a potentially non-deadly situation. They speeded up a process that both allowed and required taking things more slowly and methodically. Russ's car spun out on the Ryan Expressway, at which point several officers quickly approached his vehicle.
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For example, all European Union countries have accepted as a treaty obligation that no crime warrants the death penalty, whereas some other countries in the world do use it. In self-defense cases, the amount of force employed by the defender must be proportionate to the threatened aggressive force. If deadly force is used to defend against non-deadly force, the harm inflicted by the actor (death or serious bodily harm) will be greater than the harm avoided (less than serious bodily harm). Even if deadly force is proportionate, its use must be necessary.
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Corey appealed the 3-year sentence and won, sending Thompson to prison for 20 years. In June 2012, Fourth Circuit Judge Don Lester granted Thompson a new trial, ruling that the jury instructions had been flawed in his original trial regarding the justifiable use of deadly or non-deadly force given the circumstances of the case. While awaiting his new trial, Mr. Thompson was offered a plea deal for five years in prison with credit for time served. He reported back to prison on October 31, 2013, where he is serving the remaining two years.
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Adding to absinthe's negative reputation in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, unscrupulous makers of the drink omitted the traditional coloring phase of production in favour of adding toxic copper salts to artificially induce a green tint. This practice may be responsible for some of the alleged toxicity historically associated with this beverage. Many modern-day producers resort to similar (but non-deadly) shortcuts, including the use of artificial food coloring to create the green color. Additionally, at least some cheap absinthes produced before the ban were reportedly adulterated with poisonous antimony trichloride, reputed to enhance the louching effect.
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Topsoil, it is dawn in England, and Rebecca and a squad of Styx are on the rooftop of Admiralty Arch, overlooking Trafalgar Square, with baskets of doves. Attached to the leg of each bird is a small metal ball which, when melted by the sun, will release a small amount of a non-deadly form of the virus that the Styx have been working on. The section ends with Rebecca cheering the doves on to "Fly, fly, fly!". Part 3: Drake and Elliott After his brother's death, Will is beside himself with grief, and Chester becomes increasingly concerned about the strange way he is acting.
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In general, a private person is justified in using non-deadly force upon another if they reasonably believe that: (1) such other person is committing a felony, or a misdemeanor amounting to a breach of the peace; and (2) the force used is necessary to prevent further commission of the offense and to apprehend the offender. The force must be reasonable under the circumstances to restrain the individual arrested. This includes the nature of the offense and the amount of force required to overcome resistance. In at least one state, a civilian may use reasonable force, including deadly force if reasonable, to prevent an escape from a lawful citizen's arrest.
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Through a series of discoveries, the team found that a previous blood meal was necessary to make the tick deadly to its hosts, as well as other facets of the disease. On May 19, 1924, Spencer put a large dose of mashed wood ticks, from lot 2351B, and some weak carbolic acid into his arm by injection. This vaccine worked, and for some years after it was used by people in that region to convert the illness from one with high fatality rate (albeit low incidence) to one that could be either prevented entirely (for many of them) or modified to a non-deadly form (for the rest). Today there is no commercially available vaccine for RMSF because, unlike in the 1920s when Spencer and colleagues developed one, antibiotics are now available to treat the disease, so prevention by vaccination is no longer the sole defense against likely death.
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