"Infants who were suffocated by overlay were youngest and had a higher proportion born preterm than infants who were suffocated by soft bedding or wedging," Lambert added.
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The refugees had been crammed in the lorry and suffocated.
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Democracy was quickly suffocated in a year of deepening chaos.
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Translation: Your skin will look great but won't feel suffocated.
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Mice, by contrast, suffocated and died after just 15 minutes.
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" The Brexit "dream is dying, suffocated by needless self-doubt.
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All this suffocated human potential will have consequences, Baca says.
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Hundreds of thousands of fish, mostly herring and perch, suffocated.
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He suffocated and passed out without ever managing to scream.
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The women's accusations included being bitten, punched, choked and suffocated.
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The following year, another resident suffocated in a hot car.
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When I clapped my hands, the sound was immediately suffocated.
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"In the end, Taiwan's diplomacy will be suffocated," it added.
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A necropsy confirmed the animal was suffocated, officials said Tuesday.
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"He strangled and suffocated her until she died," claims Weintraub's statement.
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People's necks were still hurting, but they were no longer suffocated.
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She suggested to WWMT that her grandson suffocated in the dune.
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"The free media is being suffocated," another demonstrator Tamas Waldmann said.
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He felt suffocated with her, but divorce was not an option.
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I was being suffocated here and I had to get out.
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The idea only comes when I felt suffocated by the condition.
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He also described being suffocated with a wet mop, or waterboarded.
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She suffocated inside her barrel the day after McKinley was shot.
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Kyle Plush was dead, suffocated by the weight of the seat.
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It broke part of my brain, I suffocated in my car.
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"She was suffocated with a pillow," Mr. Juárez said in Spanish.
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Was the witness whipped, beaten, waterboarded, suffocated in a plastic bag?
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They are being suffocated in Palestine, in Syria, in Libya, Yemen.
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Others were found suffocated in their homes, according to first responders.
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Most of the victims had almost certainly suffocated before they burned.
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Hundreds of people were trampled, trapped, and suffocated in the crush.
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Raid said he suffocated Lauri, and the van was set on fire.
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When I was born, the doctor who delivered me nearly suffocated me.
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Poussey is restrained and suffocated, like Eric Garner in New York City.
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They apparently suffocated inside an old freezer in the yard, police said.
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Prosecutors said the 30-year-old had been raped, beaten and suffocated.
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The piece was like a breath of frosty air for suffocated queers.
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If she'd carried them to term, they would have suffocated upon birth.
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The victims were shot, beaten, suffocated, or stabbed with knives or forks.
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After a few minutes, the mountain lion had suffocated, Mr. Kauffman said.
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Most heap-workers die young, suffocated in mountains of trash and filth.
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"[I] feel almost suffocated by the world and the world's opinions," Hadid said.
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Sullivan put Grace in a chokehold and suffocated her, Packer testified last week.
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These people were beaten, suffocated, and had their nuts shocked with cattle prods.
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Howe, who bore six children, felt suffocated by the enforced focus on family.
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Thy liberty was violently suffocated and destroyed for Alton Sterling and Philando Castile.
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He then suffocated his daughters and drove their bodies to the work site.
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They were using ventilators and suffocated after the fire spread to the unit.
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The media suffocated the Republican field's prospects with wall-to-wall Trump coverage.
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But at least we wouldn't have to lead those permanently stiffened, suffocated lives.
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Kurds in Turkey say their culture is being suffocated by the government crackdown.
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Several mothers imitated this when they went home, and their babies suffocated overnight.
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I'd only been there for six hours when I began to feel suffocated.
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For far too long, the policies of the Obama administration suffocated the economy.
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Strangled, stabbed, suffocated, shot or beaten to death, the victims now total 138.
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All of the migrants - 22015 men, eight women and four children - had suffocated.
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I feel suffocated even thinking about the changes we would have to make.
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The following year, the report found, another resident suffocated in a hot car.
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They really suffocated us and really deserved it," Racing's veteran winger, Joe Rokocoko, told BT. "Losing players to injuries does not help, but like all good teams, Saracens can smell blood and suffocated us, particularly in the last 15 minutes.
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The coroner would later conclude that he had been suffocated by the mustache tape.
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A third worker grabbed towels from a cleaner&aposs cart and suffocated the flames.
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He told police he suffocated her with a blanket he'd kept in his car.
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She wound up unable to breathe and suffocated on the cold, hard cafeteria floor.
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They suffocated the daughter and threw her into the pond, according to court documents.
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At least when we were doing what we did, the creative space wasn't suffocated.
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Last year's team suffocated opponents by forcing an average of 21 turnovers per game.
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American student Lauren Mann was suffocated, police tell PEOPLE they open a murder investigation.
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Conversely, there are conspicuous historical instances of fiscally independent governments that suffocated potential democratization.
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The next day the crickets die, suffocated in the jar, and the girls cry.
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The economy has been moribund for years, suffocated by over-regulation and feeble productivity.
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If you're feeling suffocated in any way, you're going to burst during this time.
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Then he suffocated Bella and Celeste and drove their bodies to the work site.
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Eventually, the car was found by fishermen, with the suffocated Mary Jo in it.
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"It is not only Jamal who was suffocated, all of humanity is," he continued.
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All of these things are so nice, but I feel suffocated and resentful, Sugars.
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Ever since the mass demonstrations of 2009, the woman said, she had felt suffocated.
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I feel suffocated everywhere I go: underground, above ground, in my second-floor apartment.
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Those sanctions have effectively suffocated Iran's economy by clamping down on its oil sales.
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As a new parent, and one without community, I felt suffocated by my relentless duties.
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The spokesman claims Pacheco allegedly admitted she suffocated the baby when he wouldn't stop crying.
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"I suffocated him," said Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Corey Scott, a Navy SEAL medic.
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To an outside observer, they might appear totally calm as they suffocated, painfully, to death.
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Old people were reported to have suffocated to death after their hospital respirators cut out.
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As hundreds rushed to the exits of the two-story club, people suffocated and died.
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And what better place to do it than in a city suffocated by a wall.
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Authorities say Janet suffocated Rachele on March 1, 2015, during a struggle at their home.
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I was sadly reminded of the older man he almost suffocated in an earlier episode.
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All the victims - including children and infants - suffocated within two hours after the traffickers departed.
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Others hanged themselves, jumped from windows, overdosed on pills or suffocated themselves with plastic bags.
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Sullivan placed Grace in a chokehold and suffocated her, Packer said in court last week.
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"I feel like I was being suffocated by a cough candy," the other one exclaims.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: In Florida, Clinton-Trump race suffocated Rubio's challenger Voting Toomey?
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Needless to say, journalists blithely pronounced grime dead, suffocated under dubstep's global bass belly-flop.
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Luckily, a murder at Paddington Station saves him from being suffocated in the social whirl.
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Hempton believes our mental, even spiritual, well-being is being suffocated by our own din.
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We must stop ignoring the just cry of the people suffocated by an intolerable crisis.
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Ms. Duley's daughter, Shaquan Duley, made national news in 2010 when she suffocated her two toddlers.
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"I suffocated him," Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Corey Scott, a Navy SEAL medic, said Thursday.
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Sydney's DJs and promoters were furious to see the scene they helped build become slowly suffocated.
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A few years later 43 of 113 migrants bound for South Africa suffocated in a lorry.
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" In his resignation letter, Johnson said the Brexit "dream is dying, suffocated by needless self-doubt.
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But just nearby, a man was suffocated by his girlfriend's son and buried in the backyard.
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Beijing's restriction of the use of its currency has suffocated the development of offshore yuan markets.
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Chris Watts had strangled his wife and suffocated the children, authorities said, and he was arrested.
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Many suffocated, according to survivors and witnesses, and others died when guards shot into the containers.
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"She was suffocated with a pillow," Mr. Juárez said, speaking in Spanish, as he did throughout.
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Most of the clubgoers had suffocated from the smoke or had been trampled trying to escape.
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Americans want to be able to compete in world markets without the government suffocated by debt.
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I felt like anyone who is suddenly released after being suffocated and imprisoned -- I felt free.
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On December 28, 2100, 256-month-old Kira Alexis Murphy suffocated to death in Northern California.
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Mexico will be surrounded, if not suffocated, by this right-wing populism from the United States.
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"When women feel suffocated and trapped by that world, they tend to go rogue," he said.
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The safe in which Jason Mendoza suffocated was a "Swanson" safe, referencing the character Ron Swanson.
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The potential challenge and joy of intellectual discovery is suffocated by the studying-for-grades mentality.
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All six members of the Taleb family, including three children under the age of 3, suffocated.
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"The last three games have been amazing — Jersey, Washington, we have really suffocated them," Lehner said.
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According to prosecutors, Sullivan put Grace in a chokehold and suffocated her during the summer of 2016.
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"I muzzled her face to my body so tight, that I thought I suffocated her," Sanders said.
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"I muzzled her face to my body so tight that I thought I suffocated her," Sanders said.
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Feeling suffocated by limitations, and striving to overcome them, is not just a struggle we face alone.
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If the unit was turned off, they could have suffocated, because there would have been no ventilation.
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Caught under water, the dolphins probably suffocated and then were savagely cut from the nets by fishermen.
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She suffocated after she was padlocked overnight in the container in the sweltering summer heat, said prosecutors.
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" Jokes Kutcher, "Oh my God, what are we going to do?" while Kunis teases, "I felt suffocated.
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All 73,500 birds there were killed by the disease or suffocated with foam to prevent its spread.
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All those freedoms, however, are now being maligned, suffocated, and even ridiculed in my own home state.
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Heavy winds buried the animals in snow drifts measuring up to 14 feet high, where they suffocated.
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"The reported symptoms indicate that the victims suffocated from the exposure to toxic chemicals," the statement said.
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Soon enough her entire family is suffocated to keep the all victims quiet, with Madalyn dying last.
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The Chicago Tribune reported that the box's air supply was not sufficient, and Small suffocated within hours.
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In the film she talks about feeling suffocated by daily life in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh.
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For example, some Cuban researchers, or "guerilla scientists," say the trade embargo has only suffocated scientific opportunity.
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You feel suffocated by your in-laws' generosity, so stop accepting the "gifts" you have control over.
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And it was Lillard — nursing a rib injury sustained in Game 21.3 — whom they suffocated the most.
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"I felt suffocated inside," said Danish, a Kashmir University scholar who declined to give his full name.
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The Golden Knights have suffocated opponents with checking that thrives on team speed, depth and sound position.
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Furious Navy prosecutors said the medic never suggested in six interviews that he had suffocated the captive.
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Mississippi State suffocated Dayton into 2 of 22 shooting and forced eight turnovers during that elongated stretch.
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Hunter's face was bruised from banging his head on the bottom of the playpen until he suffocated.
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Large swathes of the gardens (known locally as "bosons") already lie suffocated under concrete despite the gardeners' protests.
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In a probable cause affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, Pasztor allegedly confessed to authorities that she suffocated her children.
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He had been suffocated and there were signs that his wrists had been bound, according to the paper.
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In 2015 Austrian police discovered an abandoned lorry with 71 refugees who had suffocated in the refrigerated container.
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Background reading: • Dozens suffocated in Syria after a reported chemical attack on a rebel-held suburb of Damascus.
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Three young children suffocated to death after becoming trapped in a freezer in northern Florida, sheriff's officials said.
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Seven other militants, including two Hamas members, suffocated in the tunnel trying to rescue the five on Monday.
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The hot dog has the meat sweats because it is being suffocated by two other types of meat.
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Many of us feel suffocated by and, indeed, helpless with the tiresome confrontations day in and day out.
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She also chatted about feeling "suffocated" by fame, but it seems to not bother her so much anymore.
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Many are beaten, suffocated with plastic bags, kicked, strangled and electrocuted, according to Human Rights Watch, a charity.
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Perhaps another 1,000 died in the aftermath, including old people who suffocated after their hospital respirators packed up.
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The guinea pigs likely suffocated after being buried alive; no signs of trauma were visible on the animals.
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The inmates, who were identified as all belonging to the same gang, were suffocated, according to the officials.
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Wearing it on the beach, I felt covered and secure, but not at all suffocated or overly conservative.
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The weight isn't overwhelmingly heavy and the bamboo fabric is soft, and breathable so I don't feel suffocated.
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With so much in common, Twitter suffocated it, leaving almost no room for user acquisition or market cannibalization.
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Even though we don't have fires, we are being suffocated by smoke because we are surrounded by them.
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In true Trotz fashion, the Islanders suffocated the Capitals to win for the 14th time in 26 games.
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I pass all this judgment by way of saying that what suffocated me at Edge was the sophistry.
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When Natalia tried to start it again, I recognized the impotent sound of the motor, suffocated and exhausted.
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The prisoners subsequently suffocated or were later shot and dumped into a mass grave in Dasht-i-Leili.
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"We must stop ignoring the just cry of the people suffocated by an intolerable crisis," Mr. Dudamel warned.
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Eventually, it overtakes her, suffocating her the way ignorance has suffocated the voices of those participating in the march.
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A bigwig known as "the President" dies, seemingly "suffocated by cockchafers" after the ball of the Mushroom Pickers' Society.
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Tell you what: I'd sooner go back to try the next flavor of tampon than be suffocated like this.
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Suffocated by a childhood and adolescence behind locked doors, she's both thrilled and terrified by a more rebellious life.
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As a hypochondriac Jew, I feel like I'm being suffocated every day, so I don't want anyone choking me.
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The LSU defense suffocated BYU in the first half, holding the Cougars to just 47 yards in total offense.
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I was just a tiny night-light, suffocated in its own wax, and on the point of expiring. —E.
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The experience involved simulated drowning, and he was "threatened with death, and then suffocated, causing him to lose consciousness".
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And then the fish suffocated and died under the icy surface before floating to the top by the thousands.
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Hers was arguably suffocated — and at a time before millions of fans could crowdsource their cultural capital for backlash.
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You can have it all—and someone who makes you feel suffocated is not the right partner for you.
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Two medics told Reuters that the al-Baytounji family suffocated to death due to exposure of to chlorine gas.
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Barrow was found dead at a local nursing home, strangled and suffocated, with a plastic shopping bag over her head.
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"I know she suffocated when her oxygen ran out," the diver, John Farrar, said in a book about the incident.
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"If this woman was suffocated by a pillow, then I've missed dozens of other homicides in my career," he said.
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"We believe that the infant got wedged between the bed and the wall and suffocated," says Livonia, Michigan, police Capt.
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Some 45 Ethiopian migrants were found dead in June 2012 after they suffocated in a container truck in central Tanzania.
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I am shocked and suffocated … Israel says its forces targeted the building because part of it was used by Hamas.
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Albert Alejandro Rodríguez Aponte The 16-year-old purportedly suffocated on tear gas during April 20 protests in El Valle.
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Importantly, my bill preserves critical financial safety measures but without the regulatory overreach that has suffocated so many small banks.
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"The sounds that are heard after that point indicate that he's suffocated, probably with a plastic bag over his head."
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It was accidental; he suffocated because something was limiting the expansion of his chest and lungs and he couldn't breathe.
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Theatrics And while the UN chamber is antiseptic, and suffocated in the rituals of diplomacy, Trump brought his singular theatrics.
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CS: Suffocated is indeed how you feel, but the way to make change is not a feeling, it's an action.
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The dog suffocated in an overhead bin after a flight attendant ordered the dog's owner to stash it up there.
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The third central character is Laura Brown, a pregnant housewife in the late 1940s who feels suffocated by her life.
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"I do think — and this is speculation — that they likely suffocated rather than died of the heat," Dr. Thompson said.
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French soldiers, slowed down by the, were either killed in point-blank range or were suffocated by their heavy armor.
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It means "suffocated," and it suggests a sense of being trapped, bored, and enraged, with no alternative but to explode.
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Others were suffocated in their hospital beds, either with their pillows or by oxygen tanks that he refused to refill.
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One hypothesis is that the man was in or near a building during the eruption when he suffocated and died.
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Madsen changed his version of events several times, finally arguing that Wall had been suffocated by an accidental gas leak.
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The group said babies could roll or turn into an unsafe position and be suffocated or strangled when unable to move.
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"This man was tasered to death and had a knee put on his chest until he suffocated -- while handcuffed," Stewart said.
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Often, the older infants in the study who were suffocated by blankets got tangled up in them, Lambert said by email.
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Then again, I didn't think that Bonnie would have suffocated Rebecca (Katie Findlay), either, and look what happened to that theory.
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So on a Thursday morning in February last year, at the rooster's crow, she suffocated her son with an old pillow.
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Dev even meets a few women he's compatiable with to remind us he's not going to die alone, suffocated in pasta.
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Republicans have long argued that the 2010 bill has suffocated economic growth, crushed banks and limited choices under overbearing, costly rules.
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Meanwhile, 41 of 43 stingrays in a new exhibit suffocated due to a lack of oxygen in the water in 2008.
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A few months after Taylor returned to Beatrice, Helen Wilson, who lived alone on the first floor, was raped and suffocated.
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Dense clouds of dangerous toxic smog suffocated Bangkok's air on Monday, forcing residents to seek shelter inside and wear special masks.
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The UN's official investigation, published in June, found that Khashoggi was likely drugged with sedatives and suffocated with a plastic bag.
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The body of the 30-year-old journalist, who police said had been raped, beaten and suffocated, was found on Saturday.
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If my respiratory system worked with the zeal and commitment to which I approach writing, I would have suffocated long ago.
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To avoid falling and being crushed or suffocated, one survivor said, he made benches of dead bodies and sat on them.
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But that did not matter to the gaggle of supporters who suffocated her with hugs and pieces of paper to sign.
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The three had been shot with a stun gun, bound and suffocated with plastic bags over their heads secured with tape.
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The university study accounted for Puerto Ricans who died in the days after the storm, as stifling heat suffocated the island.
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I got a weighted blanket, often advertised on Instagram, and when I put it on, felt like I was being suffocated.
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Last August, the ship intercepted a steady stream of boats, including one in which 49 people had suffocated in the ship's hold.
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Virginia Tech's defense suffocated the overmatched Tar Heels, forcing three turnovers (two interceptions) and posting six sacks and 13 tackles for loss.
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KILMEADE: And they really suffocated that regime that was already suffering, and they even tightened up the border on top of that.
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Special Operator First Class Corey Scott said that while he'd seen Gallagher stab the prisoner, he was the one who "suffocated" him.
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Kellie Rynn Martin was three months old when she suffocated at a home daycare center in Greenville County, South Carolina, in 2014.
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He was found in a basement closet at a home in Kensington — the apartment where little Leiby was suffocated six years earlier.
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He shut down leg locks, landed ground and pound, and stayed on top while Held suffocated at 7,000 feet above sea level.
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Most of the victims were inside a multi-story shopping and amusement mall, where dozens burned to death or suffocated, officials said.
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Jonathan suffocated to death during the trip and the men molested and mutilated his body before burying him in a shallow grave.
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He accidentally suffocated her by kneeing her in the back as she laid faced-down unable to breathe on the cafeteria floor.
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The men were nearly suffocated with plastic bags and had their genitals shocked with electric current before being presented as confessed kidnappers.
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The dairy cows are said to have horrifically suffocated to death while enveloped by snow drifts measuring as tall as 14 feet.
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In most cases, the children suffocated after rolling over in the sleeper from their back to their stomach or side while unrestrained.
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This protection insulated them from the flow's intense heat, but they may have suffered more as they were perhaps suffocated or asphyxiated.
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"Men and women, their feet trapped by the sticky mass, slipped and fell and were suffocated," The Boston Globe wrote in 1968.
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In June 2012, some 45 Ethiopian migrants were found dead after they suffocated in a container truck transporting them in central Tanzania.
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In May 2003, 19 undocumented immigrants suffocated and died in the trailer of a milk truck that was found abandoned near Victoria.
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She grew up on Staten Island, just a few blocks from where, in 2014, Eric Garner was suffocated by a police officer.
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" At the time of their deaths, Pasztor told local station WANE that she suffocated her children to send them to "a better place.
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As The Guardian reported, male chicks are either suffocated or fed alive into high-speed grinders that turn the chicks into reptile food.
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He's always repeating that he was born into this lifestyle, that he had no choice, and you can hear how suffocated he feels.
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Ryu's little feet couldn't reach the floor, so he hung there and suffocated, all while his grandmother and others frantically looked for him.
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"She told me that she suffocated him, put him in his diaper bag, and threw him a dumpster," McQueary told PEOPLE in 2010.
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In the 2000 case, men and women suffocated in sweltering heat after the truck's refrigeration system was turned off and a vent closed.
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A jogger in Colorado suffocated an 80-pound mountain lion with his bare hands after the big cat attacked him on a trail.
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He hit Morris over the head with a candy dish before he suffocated Morris with a towel over his mouth, court documents said.
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"A lot of the time I feel suffocated by my own work ethic and by the expectations I put on myself," Gigi said.
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Trump said the rollbacks would help community banks and credit unions become "vibrant and strong," insisting years of overregulation had suffocated small firms.
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Without it, the poverty of exile and the unrelenting heat of a Puerto Rico house without air conditioning might have suffocated us entirely.
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The official UN investigation, published in June this year, found that he was likely drugged with sedatives and suffocated with a plastic bag.
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Or they could be suffocated in a senseless and racialized manner for the sake of making a statement ("Orange Is the New Black").
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As part of the exhibition, Mr. Haberl and Christine Schörkuber showed the white truck in which the migrants suffocated in a video installation.
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Just last year, a runner suffocated a mountain lion with his foot all while his arm was still trapped in the animal's mouth.
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Chapman told police he tied her to a signpost in the Nevada desert and suffocated her to death, according to the criminal complaint.
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By summer, in the midst of the burgeoning suffragist movement, Luella feels increasingly suffocated by the trappings of her family and societal expectations.
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Following the fire, heavy rain hit the region -- and that led to a runoff filled with ash that suffocated fish in the river.
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While at the consulate, Khashoggi, who frequently criticized Crown Prince Mohammed and the Saudi regime in the Post, was ambushed, suffocated, and dismembered.
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The infant put face down on a soft mattress in her crib and suffocated because she didn't yet know how to turn over.
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In 2015, a dolphin in Bunbury known as Gilligan suffocated while trying to eat an octopus with tentacles more than four feet long.
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The police initially said the man, Genesis Argoncillo, 25, who was arrested just outside his home, had suffocated because his cell was overcrowded.
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The New York Times reported that in most cases, the babies suffocated after rolling over onto their stomach or side from their back.
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Though everyone was a consenting adult, I felt uncomfortable—I can't stand violent movies, let alone someone in front of me being suffocated.
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The F train got stuck and nearly suffocated riders in the summer heat, and then the A train derailed and injured dozens of people.
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In the final shot, Niko wakes up in the storage unit to the horrific site of Gemma bound and suffocated in front of him.
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First, the net neutrality rules did not hamper investment and the companies he claimed were being suffocated by "heavy-handed" regulations admitted as much.
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The man likely suffocated during the eruption, and the boulder fell onto his body after he died, according to researchers at Pompeii Archaeological Park.
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In 1948, NASA launched a rhesus monkey named Albert 39 mi (63 km) up on a V2 rocket, but unfortunately, he suffocated and died.
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"We believe he died from being suffocated by the dust and volcanic ash," Massimo Osanna, the director of the archaeological site, told The Telegraph.
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On the other end of the field, El Tri was predictable going forward and was constantly suffocated by the opponent's defensive determination and marking.
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All 73,500 birds there were killed by the disease or suffocated with foam to prevent its spread government and company officials said on Sunday.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Istanbul's chief prosecutor's office said on Wednesday journalist Jamal Khashoggi was suffocated as soon as he entered Saudi Arabia's consulate on Oct.
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His daughter had been on the second floor inside Resorts World and called her father for help because she was being suffocated by smoke.
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Sensors attached to Albert I suggest that he suffocated during the flight, or perhaps even during the launchpad countdown, before he even blasted off.
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She suffocated to death in an air pocket, according to the diver who recovered her body, although the official conclusion was that she drowned.
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Myers said he lost his temper during a contest in which the Sharks suffocated virtually every offensive foray by the Jets (19-21-3).
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Turki's address came after Istanbul's chief prosecutor on Tuesday said that Khashoggi was suffocated in a premeditated killing and his body was then dismembered.
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Curators also didn't acknowledge that many, if not most, of these women were reluctant first ladies and felt stifled and suffocated by the role.
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Several children have died in private day care facilities, including a case in which an infant suffocated to death during a nap last fall.
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"We feel partly responsible, because we made the dike that suffocated the lake," said Ben Viveen, a government official overseeing the island-building effort.
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It was defined by episodes of choking and other symptoms; the original explanation was that a woman's uterus had migrated upward and suffocated her.
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As wars and crises suffocated the Middle East in recent decades, it has often felt like an island, protected by prestige and open-mindedness.
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Two years ago, Ms. Ghandour's first child, Salim, suffocated after a candle toppled over in their bedroom during one of Gaza's frequent power failures.
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Kishore Kumar, an official at Lok Nayak Hospital, where victims were taken, said most of the dead appeared to have suffocated as they slept.
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"I grew up in the mountains of Colorado, so having trees and nature around me is super important, or else I feel suffocated," Houston says.
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Special Operator First Class Corey Scott, a SEAL medic, said that while he'd seen Gallagher stab the prisoner, he was the one who "suffocated" him.
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In Poussey's final scene, she died during a prison-wide protest after being pinned down and accidentally suffocated by untrained prison guard Bayley (Alan Aisenberg).
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" Pedro testified that Lupe was later killed by one of Chapo's hitmen, who "suffocated him to death by putting a plastic bag over his head.
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For the next 20 hours, she said she was suffocated with a bag, electrocuted and raped by the officers, then forced to sign a confession.
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Big policy initiatives have already been suffocated by the anti-Semitism row, much to the chagrin of Mr McDonnell, who tightly controls Labour's economic programme.
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The Heaven's Gate members, dressed in matching all-black tracksuits, had taken a combination of phenobarbital and alcohol and then suffocated themselves with plastic bags.
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Austria introduced temporary border checks last year after 71 migrants were found suffocated in a truck near the border with Hungary, abandoned by people smugglers.
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When the relative entered Sanchez's RV, she discovered the boy on a bed and believed he had been suffocated with a pillow, the affidavit stated.
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" In the papers, Heard also provides more details of alleged abuse by Depp, including an alleged incident in which she claims he "nearly suffocated her.
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One of the canisters landed on the upper floor of an apartment building packed with people, many of whom suffocated as the canister's contents dispersed.
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The affidavit, which was obtained by PEOPLE, reveals prosecutors believe he strangled or suffocated his wife after she learned he was allegedly having an affair.
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"Keenan was placed faced [sic] down into the mud by both officers and held in the mud until he suffocated and died," the lawsuit states.
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On Tuesday, a passenger's French bulldog died after a flight attendant reportedly demanded a traveler place the animal in an overhead bin, where it suffocated.
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A pregnant woman in northern China suffocated to death on a busy sidewalk after her head somehow slipped into a street fence and got stuck.
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"My eyes are tearing up from the smoke and I feel suffocated," said college student Swati Kashyap, while waiting for her bus amid congested traffic.
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Maybe not be afraid to go outside of the box that they've been suffocated by, and take risks with the art, not play it safe.
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As their economy suffocated and living standards plunged, the people of Gaza, hemmed in from the land, air, and sea, were unable even to flee.
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And out in the suburbs in February, a couple locked themselves in their apartment—with their dog—and burned bags of charcoal until they suffocated.
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Every day, rescuers at the ongoing Camp Fire in Northern California are discovering a new body of somebody's loved one, burned or suffocated to death.
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All 723,500 birds there were killed by the disease, known as avian influenza (AI), or have since been suffocated with foam to prevent its spread.
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If we're being suffocated by our own din, the first "quiet park" on the Zabalo River promises to show visitors a different way to live.
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The tightness is a double-edged sword — sometimes you feel like you're being suffocated, but at other times a binder feels like a close hug.
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People of color, people living in poverty in places like West Baltimore, people who are being suffocated by an inability to claim who they are.
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Clegg and her daughter sent word to the British police, who pulled the truck over and rescued Ahmed and fourteen other stowaways before they suffocated.
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An arrest affidavit provided by police on Tuesday said the children appeared to have been suffocated with a pillow and that Tsygankova then attempted suicide.
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"I wanted to bring the piece to life in a new way without feeling like it gets suffocated through my narrow view," Mr. Sharon said.
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Some artists also had more of a political edge than others of course, and some were very vocal, but all felt suffocated by the dictatorship.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Eight men suffocated in an unauthorized gold mine in Peru after a tunnel they dug began spewing noxious fumes, local media reported on Sunday.
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His friends attempted to dismantle the microwave and chip away around his head using a knife (!?), but thankfully called emergency services before Swingler suffocated to death.
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At least 11 of those killed suffocated because of the tear gas in the enclosed space, said Noris Villanueva, an autopsy assistant at a nearby hospital.
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"This is amazing coming off Brexit, where you have countries who feel like they're getting suffocated by all these regulations coming out of Brussels, " he said.
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"We're going to have regulation upon regulation upon regulation until they're suffocated in regulations unless the quality of management improve," management and crisis expert Suzy Welch.
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Her jabs at politically correct pieties delight the party's base, and the SPD, having been suffocated in coalition with Mrs Merkel, is happy to play along.
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Amelia reminds him that he has already suffocated one woman before her, and claims that his rules about normalcy don't make a marriage that will last.
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Last year, YouTuber Jay Swingler nearly suffocated during the filming of a video in which he stuck his head in a microwave filled with hardening paste.
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"No matter where you go in Europe today, while supporters of terrorist organizations roam free, the citizens who love our country are being suffocated," Erdogan said.
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Before Mario Mallett there was Thomas Jackson, a mentally ill man who suffocated after police officers placed their knees in his back while he was handcuffed.
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Rhonda Wicht, 24, was found strangled with a macramé rope in her apartment on November 703, 1978, and her son, Donald, 4, was suffocated, authorities said.
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He was suffocated to death a few weeks in the back of a truck in Dunkirk, France, and had also been living in the Jungle camp.
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On March 13, 2015, with growing tensions at home after Janet lost her job earlier in the year, prosecutors said Janet suffocated Shelly during a struggle.
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He also used violence; in one instance, he tied the woman to a chair, placed a bag over her head and nearly suffocated her, prosecutors said.
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I've visited Amsterdam's coffeeshops before, and while most of my experiences were lovely, I have felt suffocated by the smoky air, dim lighting, and crowded spaces.
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My mother tried to explain that the cat was innocent, that it had curled up for warmth and suffocated the baby while we were all asleep.
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Mr. Hatab had six broken ribs and had suffocated from a broken bone in his throat after being dragged outside by his neck, the examiner concluded.
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The feel was great as well — they had a degree of compression to them where I felt secure, but not so much where I felt suffocated.
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Ryan Harris had been 11 years old in July 1998 when she was struck in the head, suffocated and sexually molested; the case made national headlines.
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In 2014, similar circumstances lead to the death of Tabatha Noble's son Hunter, who also suffocated at a home daycare when he was two months old.
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Assessments of the recordings by intelligence officers in Turkey and elsewhere suggested Khashoggi may have been injected with a sedative and then suffocated, the report said.
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The sheriff speculated that it is possible Harlee Lewis suffocated while sleeping in a crib full of blankets and toys, or died of some other natural cause.
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An entire family in Berlin, including several children, had suffocated a few nights before when a seal on their refrigerator broke and toxic gas flooded their apartment.
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The day Kellie Rynn suffocated, 22 other children were being looked after by her daycare provider—over a dozen more than the legal limit for South Carolina.
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Burger King began recalling millions of the toys following the death of a 19993-month-old California girl, who suffocated when one covered her mouth and nose.
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A New Jersey couple is accused of killing their baby son by putting him in a "time out," during which he suffocated under a comforter, PEOPLE confirms.
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An 82-year-old former aircraft mechanic, who had a history of suicidal ideation, suffocated himself with a plastic bag in a Connecticut nursing home in 2015.
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The three men were believed to have suffocated, a coastguard official in the South Korean port city of Mokpo said, adding that the incident was being investigated.
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Loralei was suffocated in 1986; her 13-day-old body was found in a wooded area behind the Alton home Paula Sims shared with her husband, Robert.
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Norway: Eight million farmed salmon have suffocated in northern Norway over the past week as a result of persistent algae bloom, an industry body estimated on Thursday.
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In 2013, four senior inspectors employed by the D.O.C. alleged that Randall Jordan-Aparo, an inmate at a prison south of Tallahassee, had needlessly suffocated to death.
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Colorado prosecutors said he strangled his wife with his bare hands, suffocated the children and loaded them in his vehicle and drove away to hide their remains.
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He had suffocated underground in a mine in Montana, thousands of miles from the village where she lived in Italy, while attempting to save a fellow miner.
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Kauffman managed to get his foot pressed down on the mountain lion's neck and held it down until the animal suffocated and let go of his wrist.
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We need the phytoplankton that's sitting in the ocean in order to breathe and if that's getting suffocated by our plastic pollution, we're not getting enough oxygen.
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We are being suffocated in terms of where and how we live, so the thought of immigrating is not far off from the minds of many people.
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To take their lives, they ate apple sauce spiked with a lethal dose of phenobarbital, then washed it down with vodka, and suffocated themselves with plastic bags.
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The day Kellie Rynn suffocated, 22 other children were being looked after by her daycare provider—over a dozen more than the legal limit for South Carolina.
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Last month, Amba Bohara, 35, and two of her sons — ages 7 and 9 — apparently suffocated in a menstruation hut after lighting a fire to stay warm.
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The victims were electrically shocked, suffocated, and beaten into false confessions that resulted in many of them being convicted and serving time for crimes they didn't commit.
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She was later found dead behind a vinegar plant in the town and a spokeswoman with the state's attorney's office says she had been sexually assaulted and suffocated.
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In one instance last fall, the Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission blamed South Sudanese government forces for the deaths of 50 people who suffocated in a shipping container.
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That comes after attention shifted to Vietnam Friday, when the family of a 26-year-old Vietnamese woman released text messages suggesting she had suffocated in the truck.
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Garner suffocated, the video went viral, and a grand jury decided not to indict the officer who killed him, even as millions watched Garner die at Pantaleo's hands.
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It was the combined force of the international community's isolation of Iran that suffocated its economy and made it inclined to curb its program and negotiate for relief.
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There, in a room Gambians nicknamed the "Crocodile Hole", agents electrocuted his genitals, beat him with batons, suffocated him with a plastic bag and broke his right hand.
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Seven other militants, including two members of the Islamic militant Hamas group that rules Gaza, suffocated to death in the tunnel while trying to rescue the five militants.
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A Florida woman allegedly suffocated her husband to death by holding his nose while he lay unresponsive in a hospital bed while recovering from back surgery, PEOPLE confirms.
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Istanbul chief prosecutor Irfan Fidan said this week that Khashoggi was suffocated as soon as he entered the consulate, and his body then cut up and disposed of.
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Beinstock believed that these methods suffocated the terroir, the grapes' natural expression of the land, and he disapproved of the hubris of those who considered themselves vineyard managers.
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In her free program, Medvedeva interprets a tormented Anna Karenina, heroine of Tolstoy's classic 19th-century Russian novel, a woman suffocated by society who takes her own life.
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Officials said at least another 36 people died, mostly suffocated in the chaos as guests and staff tried to flee choking smoke in the complex's main gambling area.
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The exhibition focused on the white truck in which 103 migrants were found suffocated on the side of the Budapest-Vienna highway near here in August last year.
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Hometown blues is something most people can relate to—that feeling of having failed life, of taking steps backward, being stifled and suffocated by the lack of change.
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Initial reports said that Ambreen was burned alive, but police now believe she was drugged and suffocated before her body was placed in a van and set alight.
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His injuries appeared to have been intentionally inflicted, and they were consistent with being struck hard in the abdomen and being suffocated, strangled or shaken, the pediatrician said.
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Abduh, a pious Egyptian scholar, thought that the Muslim world had lost the tolerance and openness of early Islam and had been suffocated by a dogmatic, rigid tradition.
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The Man of Steel impersonator suffocated to death as a result of blunt force trauma to his head and neck ... this according to the L.A. County Coroner's Office.
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The power of inertia, the power to preserve the status quo, has suffocated a myriad of legislative solutions on both issues over the last quarter century or so.
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Indeed, House GOP infighting has all but suffocated their longtime promise to repeal Obamacare — and it's threatening their chance to pass tax reform and fund Trump's border wall.
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Instead, her body was found five days later across the street from a Sears department store, facedown in the water, with evidence she had been beaten and suffocated.
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But in his own commentary in the wake of the firing, Trump openly confessed that he was motivated by the feeling of being suffocated by the Russia investigation.
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Kendrick Johnson, 17, suffocated at his Valdosta school in January 2013 after becoming trapped in an upright wrestling mat while trying to retrieve a tennis shoe, according to authorities.
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An examination by a veterinary pathologist revealed that this otherwise healthy dolphin, known as "Gilligan" to the research team, had suffocated to death while trying to eat an octopus.
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A couple is suing the British health care system after their baby nearly suffocated during her first breastfeeding, and now requires round-the-clock care for her medical complications.
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Bowles got into a fight with Morris outside a bar, hit him over the head with a candy dish and then suffocated him with a towel, court documents said.
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Syrians 'suffocated by chemical gas' Dean Carl Evans of Reading died fighting with the People's Defense Units (YPG) on July 21, YPG spokesman Garib Haso told CNN on Tuesday.
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According to court records, Parker initially pointed the finger at Adam but later allegedly told police he suffocated the little girl with a blanket he kept in his car.
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Carter sent Roy numerous text messages urging him to commit suicide, listened over the phone as he suffocated -- and failed to alert authorities or his family that he'd died.
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Most of the dead suffocated in the chaos as guests and staff tried to flee choking smoke at the complex after the attack began shortly after midnight (1600 GMT).
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A Utah toddler suffocated under a bean bag last week as a child care employee sat unaware on top of him, reading to other kids, authorities confirm to PEOPLE.
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In 536 CE, the Byzantine historian Procopius wrote of a thick fog that suffocated the sun and plunged all of the Mediterranean into a year of cold and darkness.
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The memory lingers of the deaths in 2004 of nearly 80 Malay protesters who were crowded into trucks by security forces and suffocated in the heat or were crushed.
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Istanbul chief prosecutor Irfan Fidan said this week that Khashoggi was suffocated as soon as he entered the consulate, and his body was then cut up and disposed of.
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Last night, when the Boltons surrounded the last remaning ranks of Snow's Wildling army, his men pushed and shoved on, leaving our hero trampled, almost suffocated by the crowd.
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This presumed scheduling wasteland also provides a valuable haven for the oft-underappreciated genre film, which tends to be suffocated by higher-profile releases later on in the year.
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She told investigators she suffocated her sons because she was jealous of the attention they were getting from her husband — their father, and Pilkington's mother's ex-boyfriend, reports WITI.
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Mr. Ray was also physically violent with her, and once tied her to a chair, placed a plastic bag over her head and nearly suffocated her, the indictment charged.
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Weld County, Colorado, prosecutors said he strangled his wife with his bare hands, suffocated the children, and loaded them in his vehicle and drove away to hide their remains.
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Their cries would unfortunately be suffocated not only by a brutal Iranian regime, but the silence and apathy of the United States and the rest of the free world.
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It expands a 2010 law signed by President Barack Obama that banned videos that show animals being crushed, burned, drowned, suffocated, impaled or subjected to other forms of torture.
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Where to watch: HBOGo (not HBO Now) Bad Moms (2016) Suffocated by a world of helicopter parents, Mila Kunis, Kathryn Hahn, and Kristen Bell redefine motherhood in this ensemble comedy.
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"I know she suffocated when her oxygen ran out," the diver, John Farrar, said in Senatorial Privilege: The Chappaquiddick Cover-up, a 1988 book about the incident by Leo Damore.
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The pair strangled and suffocated her until she died before they packed Grace's body in cat litter to mask the odor and left it in the attic for three months.
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Although it was ruled that Mary Jo died by drowning, there were always lingering questions about exactly how long she survived in the car and whether she suffocated or drowned.
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During the Civil War (1861-1865), Union forces suffocated the South with a blockade, dramatically limiting the amount of goods available to the Confederacy—including its access to conventional medicines.
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A boy who appears to be a young teenager is in tears and shock as he cradles the body of his 1-month old brother, who suffocated in a strike.
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To paraphrase French philosopher Albert Camus, even when it seems impossible, even when you feel suffocated by the oppressive power of modern life, the overwhelming absurdity of life "requires revolt."
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Hargrove concluded that SIDS wasn't a diagnosis or a mysterious disease but the result of people putting babies in their cribs in such a way that they suffocated during sleep.
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Spake returned to the Kappa Sigma house after the initiation to go to sleep, and was accidentally suffocated when he turned over in his sleep to lie on his stomach.
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Demonstrations turned violent across Valparaiso, protesters threw molotov cocktails, and a security guard suffocated to death in the smoke of one of the two buildings that were set on fire.
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It's possible for the inmate to feel the effects of the next two drugs, and what he feels is akin to being suffocated and burned alive at the same time.
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Prosecutors argued that Carter listened over the phone as Roy suffocated from carbon monoxide inhalation in his pickup truck and failed to notify his parents or authorities when he died.
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In January, 35-year-old Amba Bohara and her two young sons suffocated to death when Ms. Bohara lit a fire inside her tiny menstrual hut to keep them warm.
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Dozens of preschools in New Zealand changed their food policy after a toddler nearly suffocated on a piece of fruit at his daycare and was left permanently paralyzed, local outlets reported.
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Following an address to the citizens of Aegina, Draco — the remarkable Athenian lawmaker — suffocated under a pile of cloaks that had been thrown to him as gifts of gratitude and admiration.
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"an 8-year-old girl who was violently killed, strangled and suffocated cannot be anyone's costume..." Following the backlash, Middlebrook deleted the post, and Grande apologized in a reply on Twitter.
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Sadie Roberts-Joseph Sadie Roberts-Joseph, a beloved community activist whose body was found in a car trunk last week in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, suffocated to death, the coroner's office said.
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Anthony's Attorneys Claimed Caylee Drowned While the prosecution never wavered in its position that Anthony had suffocated her toddler, the defense — led by Jose Baez — presented its own version of events.
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According to disputed testimony by two former security police officers before South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, she was interrogated, beaten, shocked, suffocated and thrown into the waters of a dam.
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In his research, he filled his socks with hemlock, got buried in hay, squeezed lime onto his armpit, and consumed "two eels, suffocated in wine" per a Roman Empire hangover remedy.
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Two years later at a closely watched trial, prosecution alleged that Casey used chloroform on her daughter and suffocated her by putting duct tape over the little girl's mouth and nose.
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As long as the Kurdistan Region and its people are being suffocated by a humanitarian crisis and increasing economic isolation and pressure from Baghdad, its capacity as an ally is limited.
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The medic's testimony on Thursday drew an angry response from prosecutors, who said that in six different interviews with Navy investigators, he had never hinted that he had suffocated the captive.
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Our reporters traveled to the border with Gaza, where Palestinians continue to protest against an Israeli blockade that has suffocated them, putting the Israel Defense Forces on high alert for violence.
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"If that spore were to settle on the sand floor, it would be swallowed up and suffocated," said Andy McAlexander, the president of the South Walton Artificial Reef Association in Florida.
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The victims suffocated at an F.A. Cup semifinal between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest after the police opened a gate in an effort to relieve congestion outside the stadium before the game.
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Aidan, who previously shared that he had a dream they all "suffocated" when the gas heater caught fire, admits that he thinks they are all dead and that this is purgatory.
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Rodricus Crawford, 28, a resident of Caddo Parish, La., in the northwestern corner of the state, was sentenced to death in 2013 after prosecutors argued that he had suffocated his son.
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A court in western Nepal sentenced Chhatra Rawat to 45 days in jail earlier this week after his 21-year-old sister-in-law suffocated to death in a "menstrual hut".
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Forensic tests did not support Madsen's claim that Wall had suffocated, and the judge said the explanation was not credible and "not consistent with the subsequent decision to dismember the body".
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"I couldn't fit 71 bodies inside the truck because otherwise the user in VR couldn't move," Eslami says of his VR representation of refugees who were found suffocated to death in Austria.
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This game felt like a bad dream — one where I was suffocated by the reality that, for women, power, success, and prestige might not matter as much as we'd like to think.
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"Depp has hit and kicked Heard on numerous occasions, has thrown objects at her, at one point nearly suffocated her to the point where she feared for her life," the filing said.
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Although Grace's father has no idea he was almost suffocated by his own child, he still sends her out into the world to act as a maid at a "fine" Toronto house.
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The Saudi-led coalition has suffocated Yemen's key points of access, such as the western coast port city of Hodeidah, a hub that accounts for about 70 percent of Yemen's inbound trade.
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"None of their smoke detectors worked, there was no sprinkler system, this is the responsibility of the hotel ... people were completely unaware of the problem, (they) suffocated in their sleep," he said.
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There, on April 22010, in a room that Gambians nicknamed the "Crocodile Hole", agents electrocuted his genitals, beat him with batons, suffocated him with a plastic bag and broke his right hand.
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Stormy Daniels isn't about to let President Trump stop her mission to make America horny again ... just ask the guy who was nearly suffocated this weekend by the ex-porn star's boobs.
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Instead of opening political negotiations to address Kashmiris' calls for independence, India continues to unabashedly use military force to maintain a status quo that for years has suffocated millions in the region.
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It suffocated him but turned into a surprise hit—with two print runs totaling 10,000 copies—thanks in part to his meticulous research and the surge in interest in retro NES games.
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The puritan Christian happenings that suffocated a lot of different cultures—like hundreds of years ago—are just starting to let up, and so we're just starting to get our voices back.
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My dupes have eaten dinner in a clogged outhouse; suffocated while harvesting plants; stress vomited while running on a wheel style generator; cried while ranching because I built the graveyard too nearby.
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Then the fish, plankton and crabs suffocated in the oxygen-poor water, or died from the toxic algae blooms that populated the estuary with poisons and sucked up the remaining dissolved oxygen.
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I can't help but think how that might be the most accurate representation of death, and what it means to lose someone close: to experience loss is a lot like being suffocated.
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I spent my high school and college years meticulously painting on foundation every morning in a futile attempt to conceal breakouts, but it only exacerbated the problem: My skin felt heavy. Suffocated.
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"The people here were suffocated by sarin, Trump came and vented the anger," Abdul Wahab al-Safar, a member of the Khan Sheikhoun local council, said in a message posted via WhatsApp.
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The painter thought that his tenant had suffocated without fresh air and tried to force the door open, but the man's prone body filled the entire space and the door wouldn't budge.
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An Anglican parable based on a Japanese Noh play, it could be tediously precious, stilted, all the emotion in its story (a Madwoman searches for her son) suffocated under layers of stylization.
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According to Dodd, Shepard was placed in a car seat to sleep and left alone for two hours; while he was unattended, he slipped down and suffocated, unable to lift his head.
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A warrant for Tsagankova's arrest alleged the mother suffocated the children with pillows, Fox 4 reported, adding that police found her in her bedroom rocking back and forth on the ground making noises.
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The legislation would expand a 2010 law signed by President Barack Obama banning so-called crush videos that show animals being crushed, burned, drowned, suffocated, impaled or subjected to other forms of torture.
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The Malta-based Migrant Offshore Aid Station (MOAS) aided the wooden boat from its Topaz Responder rescue ship, with the organization saying it also recovered four dead bodies who has suffocated below deck.
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In April, 2001, a Dutch truck driver was sentenced to 14 years in jail for their manslaughter after he closed the only air vent and they suffocated to death, according to media reports.
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The premise was that a person would suffocate, or be voluntarily suffocated by someone else, in order to deprive their brain of oxygen and consequently produce a "high" without using drugs or alcohol.
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In 2014, a 17-year-old Thai student suffocated to death during a beach-side hazing, where he was forced to consume an alcoholic drink while his face was pressed against the sand.
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"Depp has hit and kicked Heard on numerous occasions, has thrown objects at her, at one point suffocated her to the point where she feared for her life," she says in the documents.
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A minute or two of exposure causes coughing, followed by more sever coughing and retching after five to six minutes Roy essentially suffocated as the carbon monoxide competed with his oxygen, Sandler testified.
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I was feeling crushed and burned out from reading the news for a living, suffocated by a thick film of ennui and despair, when I escaped to rural Oregon and happened upon utopia.
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The series eventually toppled under the weight of its mythology, which, by the time John Doggett replaced Mulder as Scully's partner, had suffocated the genuine weird edge the show had at the beginning.
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"Suffocated with smoke, beaten and boiled alive -- this is a terrifying ordeal and pangolins clearly suffer immensely," Neil D'Cruze, global wildlife adviser at World Animal Protection and lead researcher, said in the statement.
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The refugees from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan - 59 men, eight women and four children - were crammed into the back of a small lorry by people smugglers and suffocated on the journey from Hungary.
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He noted that every fish he'd found in the site had died with its mouth open, which may indicate that the fish had been gasping as they suffocated in the sediment-laden water.
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With some of his major legislative initiatives suffocated by Republican lawmakers, the Democratic president has resorted to executive action to get around Congress on issues including immigration, gun control and the Obamacare law.
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Rescuers found the dead, who had apparently suffocated after inhaling fuel, in a packed boat 26 miles from the coast of Libya that was also carrying 107 survivors, MSF said in a statement.
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That really happened: the baby elephant that suffocated because his trainer wasn't there; the black-maned lion that was shot as he fled up a railroad track, while the fire hoses sprayed hopelessly.
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Suffocated by the smoke, they died in the blaze: her parents, Oscar Pavon and Martiza Lopez; her brother, Alfredo Lopez, and his wife, Mercedes; and the young couple's infant children, Mathias and Dariyeli.
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In a secret loft in the ghetto of Radun, Yaffa's baby brother was suffocated by other refugees who had clamped a hand over his face so that his cries would not betray them.
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And, beginning at the age of sixteen, he often woke with a sense that someone was in the room, or that he was being suffocated, or that helicopter blades were whirling toward him.
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By far the most flagrant part of the plan is that it ends any possibility for an independent sovereign Palestinian state, instead dividing the territories into ghettos and Bantustans, besieged, suffocated and isolated.
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At the location, Chapman tied Feden's hands and feet with zip ties to a sign post and put duct tape on her mouth and nose until she suffocated to death, the complaint said.
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He put in at a port called Stabiae, hoping to reassure the panicky townspeople, and eventually perished, suffocated by falling ash and pumice, while trying to pretend there was nothing to worry about.
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The group later said at least 40 people suffocated to death after a helicopter dropped a barrel bomb containing a chemical agent on Douma, a town in the Damascus suburbs known as Eastern Ghouta.
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The two men allegedly pummeled Menchaca from behind with two aluminum baseball bats in a bedroom and then dragged him to a detached garage and suffocated him with a plastic bag over his head.
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A former University of Illinois student who allegedly suffocated her newborn son shortly after giving birth to him in a dormitory bathroom announced she would plead guilty in connection with the case, PEOPLE confirms.
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A Georgia woman and her boyfriend are charged in the death of her 303-month old son, who suffocated after falling asleep face-down on a plush pillow in his crib, multiple outlets report.
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The 8-year-old Illinois girl who was allegedly sexually assaulted and murdered last Wednesday after being abducted while waiting for a church bus suffocated to death, the state's attorney's office confirms to PEOPLE.
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The legislation, named the Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture Act, is aimed at increasing the penalty for people who make so-called crush videos that show animals being crushed, burned, drowned, suffocated or tortured.
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So many atrocities are presented under that name: baby greens suffocated under an avalanche of fake cheese; wilting spinach leaves drowned in milk-bland dressing; innocent romaine crammed into plastic containers with unspeakable proteins.
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But one thing I keep thinking about as I consider returning to Congress or the Senate is that today's Congress is so suffocated by leadership that there is really no room for independent behavior.
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Prevent Animal Cruelty and Torture (PACT) Act There are federal penalties for animal fighting and for obscene video depictions of animals being crushed, burned, drowned, suffocated, impaled or subjected to other forms of cruelty.
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The West Midlands Fire Service's Shaun Dakin told the BBC Swingler "could quite easily have suffocated or have been seriously injured," and the department is (understandably) pretty pissed at him for wasting their time.
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Evidence of blunt-force trauma to the victim's head and chest likely weren't fatal, and appeared to result from a struggle before Rachele was suffocated, according to Lorain County Coroner Dr. Stephen Evans, reports Cleveland.
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Johnson, the face of the Brexit campaign for many has remained silent in public since he warned in his resignation letter on July 9 that the "Brexit dream" was being suffocated by needless self-doubt.
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The appeal really shouldn't be a surprise: Millennials feel suffocated by the weight of student loans, sky-high housing prices and the widening income gap — of course ideas like free tuition and childcare are popular.
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"Im sure it'll hurt me one im sitting in jail — you got all the evidence you need to I can't even say he suffocated in his sleep or say idk what happened," Clark allegedly texted.
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Ted's journey begins with his wife, Joanna (Meryl Streep), rejecting him and the gender divide within their marriage — she feels suffocated by her role as a wife and mother, and exhibits signs of extreme depression.
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Derek Williams, 22, suffocated five years ago after the police handcuffed him in the back of a squad car and ignored his complaints that he was having trouble breathing until after he had fallen unconscious.
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All season, as North Carolina kept scoring 90 but floundering on defense, Coach Roy Williams reminded his players of a Tar Heel truism: Both of his N.C.A.A. champions, in 2005 and 2009, just suffocated opponents.
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NEW DELHI — Commuters stampeded on a narrow, crowded railway station overpass in India's financial capital, Mumbai, during the morning rush hour on Friday, leaving at least 22 suffocated or crushed to death and 36 injured.
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" She added, "Because Clarence Thomas has been poor, has been nearly suffocated by the acrid odor of racial discrimination, is intelligent, well-trained, black and young enough to be won over again, I support him.
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It was here, under a highway bridge, that four men torched the body of a young veterinarian after they gang-raped and suffocated her a few weeks ago in a case that horrified the country.
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It was here, under a highway bridge, that four men torched the body of a young veterinarian after they gang-raped and suffocated her a few weeks ago in a case that horrified the country.
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The father of three said he then kicked the coyote away and suffocated it to death by holding its snout closed and closing his legs around its body, using a wrestling move called scissor locking.
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Gruesome recording According to the report -- which cites evidence from Turkish and other intelligence agencies -- after entering the consulate, Khashoggi was injected with a sedative and then his head put inside a plastic bag and suffocated.
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Most famous of all was the story told by Josué Velázquez, who said he had suffocated his grandmother to keep his end of a bargain with the devil (doctors said she had died of natural causes).
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - The bodies of nineteen Ethiopians who suffocated in the back of a Zambian container truck were discovered earlier this week by authorities in southeastern Democratic Republic of Congo, a provincial official said on Saturday.
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The prosecution alleged she was intentionally suffocated, and that rigor mortis — along with what they suggested was the defensive positioning of her arms — proved Cory had died much earlier than in Curtis' account of that morning.
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In the absence of that intervention, these newborns died, suffocated under their passed out mothers' bodies, drowned in bathtubs and, in one instance, after being put into a washing machine with a load of dirty laundry.
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So Dickson treks around to experience Shakespeare with Chinese characteristics — notably watching an up-to-date "Coriolanus" being performed in Beijing, with two local heavy-metal bands called Suffocated and Miserable Faith playing a noisy continuo.
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Mr. Zuabi's play implicates its audience for wondering whether this woman, with her American passport and more or less comfortable life, will ever find her lover when women who look just like her are being suffocated.
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But as in other places where the militants imposed their creed, the new rules took enforced modesty to such an extreme that it riled families in Mosul, who described how they quickly began to feel suffocated.
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An former Illinois college student was sentenced to 10 years in prison Friday after pleading guilty in the death of the newborn son she suffocated shortly after giving birth in a dormitory bathroom last year, PEOPLE confirms.
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Historians have speculated that the Hunley crew drowned or suffocated, or that shear forces broke a valve causing the sub to sink—or even that the H.L. Hunley was shot by a seaman aboard the doomed Housatonic.
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Staying alive, for someone with CF, requires active and constant effort against natural selection, requires a grand fuck you to that force which, left to its own devices, would have us suffocated from respiratory failure before adolescence.
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A ceasefire-monitoring group has blamed South Sudanese government forces for the deaths of some 103 people who suffocated in a shipping container last October — the latest gruesome incident to emerge from the country's two-year conflict.
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The agreement, announced in the early morning of July 85033, placed specific limits on Tehran's nuclear program in exchange for easing a wide swath of global oil, trade and financial sanctions that had suffocated the Iranian economy.
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Most of the casualties suffocated when the crowd stampeded after police used teargas to clear the fans trying to force their way into a league match between two Cairo clubs, Zamalek and Enppi, doctors and witnesses said.
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Where they are dying The Mediterranean was especially treacherous: 3,770 died trying to reach the shores of Europe, and 130 more died on European soil, including 71 who suffocated in the back of a truck in Austria.
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Based on its own reports, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission said most of the children who have suffocated after climbing into appliances were between 4 and 7 years old and many were playing hide-and-seek.
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A Pennsylvania man told police he zip tied his girlfriend to a signpost in the Nevada desert and suffocated her to death by duct taping her mouth and nose, according to a criminal complaint filed last week.
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What little light makes it through appears weak and suffocated, and though the claustrophobia abates when she walks through the California brambles, even nature isn't immune to the enervating pallor of Ms. Zyzak and Mr. Cotler's compositions.
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Jacobs is also keenly aware of Golovkin's footwork, which he uses to cut off the ring from his opponents, driving them along the ropes and into the corners where they're ultimately suffocated with a flurry of combinations.
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The coding forums he frequents, where people usually talk about JavaScript bugs and command line functions, were being suffocated by rants and raves on a particular topic: a coding bootcamp called Lambda School, which Allred happens to run.
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There was Kayla Moore, a Black transgender woman, who was suffocated to death in 2013 by Berkeley, CA, police who were attempting to serve a warrant for a man with the same name Kayla had before she transitioned.
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Making a case for breaking up these companies will rely on showing a different type of harm than high consumer prices — something like anticompetitive practices, or that innovative businesses get suffocated when they're absorbed by their gigantic acquirers.
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In a gruesome incident in 2004 the army detained hundreds of young men for protesting against other arrests; they were packed so tightly into trucks to be carted off to an army base that 78 of them suffocated.
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Located underneath an air shaft that had been covered with a large wooden pallet, police said they believe Eaton's body, which was discovered face-down, was dumped inside of the cave after she had been suffocated to death.
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As with Veere, Four More Shots piles on the cursing and sex to the point where other elements feel suffocated – but that's also a necessary measure when one considers how repressed most Indian media has been until today.
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Istanbul chief prosecutor Irfan Fidan said after talks with Mojeb on Monday and Tuesday that Khashoggi was suffocated in a premeditated killing as soon as he entered the consulate, and his body was then dismembered and disposed of.
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With these hardliners moving into the political mainstream and contesting elections, their narratives of hate are gaining more traction across society—a space already suffocated by toxic ideas propagated by school textbooks, religious leaders, and the mass media.
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But the dancer expressed a distinct frustration with the ballet world, claiming he felt suffocated and wanted nothing more than a normal life outside of the traditional ballet company structure, an endless cycle of class, rehearsal, and performance.
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The insurgent group's list of grievances against the former warlord leads with the deaths of thousands of Taliban prisoners who surrendered to his forces in late 2001, many of whom suffocated in sealed trucks en route to prison.
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Garner suffocated and died in 2014 after police put him in a headlock because he was selling cigarettes on the street, while Martin was shot and killed by a civilian in the gated community where his father lived.
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A New York Times review of videos of the attack's aftermath, and interviews with residents and medical workers, suggested that Syrian government helicopters dropped canisters giving off some sort of chemical compound that suffocated at least 43 people.
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"As a result of the length of time they were suffocated, eight of them died including six children, one woman and a young man," the security directorate said, adding that gallons of petrol had been found in the container.
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The ME's office did not specify whether Reyes died before her ex-boyfriend, Javier Da Silva, 24, allegedly stuffed her in the suitcase — or if she suffocated while she was bound and trapped inside the large piece of luggage.
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The mother of the Utah toddler who suffocated under a bean bag last week as a child care employee sat unaware on top of him is demanding answers as she struggles to come to terms with the toddler's death.
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When they weren't writing, they would read or build fires, which might not sound extravagant, but to people suffocated by the concrete grip of city living, the peace of free time and the gift of silence are rare commodities.
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You know the drill by now—sky high rents and club closures, social cleansing and burger bars, the Bake Off and an overwhelming sensation of being slowly, very slowly, suffocated by the cloying and crushing blandness of it all.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Four inmates in northern Brazil were suffocated to death on Tuesday as they were being transported from a violent prison where 57 others were killed on Monday in an orgy of gang-related bloodletting, authorities said.
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"It's just basic science: People can be essentially suffocated to death when they're lying on their stomachs in a prone position and there's weight on their backs compressing their chest and diaphragm," Seattle lawyer Erik Heipt told The News.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Istanbul's chief prosecutor's office said on Wednesday that journalist Jamal Khashoggi was suffocated in a premeditated killing as soon as he entered Saudi Arabia's consulate four weeks ago, and his body was then dismembered and disposed of.
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A collective 3203 years in prison for a crime they didn't commit The controversy dates back to February 1985, when 68-year-old Helen Wilson was found beaten, raped, and suffocated in the Beatrice apartment where she lived alone.
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About eight million farmed salmon have suffocated in northern Norway over the past week as a result of persistent algae bloom, an industry body estimated on Thursday, a blight that some experts suggest has been aggravated by climate change.
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KECSKEMET, Hungary (Reuters) - People-smugglers ignored the cries of 71 migrants as they suffocated in the back of a truck, then dumped it, crammed with corpses, at the side of an Austrian motorway, a murder trial heard on Wednesday.
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While Fleener is accused of being the one who actually punched and suffocated Latus — saying, "I got to make sure he does not call the cops" — Johansen is also charged with felony murder due to his alleged role at the scene.
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Due to their short snouts, French bulldogs can be more susceptible to breathing problems, so it was quite likely that the dog would have suffocated if not of the quick response from JetBlue flight attendants Renaud Fenster and Diane Asher.
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The encounter between the young predator and Travis Kauffman garnered international headlines when authorities revealed that the 31-year-old man had not only survived a rare mountain lion attack but had suffocated the cat by stepping on its throat.
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An Arizona woman was sentenced to death on Monday for her role in the 2011 murder of her 10-year-old cousin, who suffocated after she was padlocked overnight in a small plastic storage container in the sweltering heat, PEOPLE confirms.
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Taystee took the fall Season 5 saw panicked and untrained officers shoot and kill the abusive Captain Piscatella (Brad William Henke) when they mistook him for a prisoner during a riot after a guard suffocated the innocent Poussey Washington (Samira Wiley).
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When local police officers, in support of the state police, entered the prison to get the four inmates for transfer, they were apparently ambushed by prisoners, who blocked their escape and lit a fire that suffocated six officers, the governor said.
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PALERMO, Italy (Reuters) - An Italian judge sentenced three men to 22 years each in jail on Wednesday for their role in packing hundreds of migrants into a boat in which 2892 suffocated in the Mediterranean last August, a legal source said.
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Oregon's defense suffocated Stanford into three long droughts Sunday night, allowing the Ducks to take an early lead and extend it gradually into a 69-46 victory over the Cardinal in Pacific-12 Conference men's basketball play in Eugene, Ore.
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Like that time he died (before being resurrected by black magic, of course), or, in more recent memory, that little incident when he nearly suffocated under the weight of thousands of dead bodies and trampling soldiers while on the battlefield.
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This is nowhere near the current state of art in Iran, which is still vastly suffocated by Orientalism and the aesthetics of luxury, yet a number of artists like Ansarinia and Fotouhi capture this complexity between private times and public places.
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In the past decade, 383 percent of venture capital investment went to just 238 counties, Delaney told them, and outside franchises have supplanted local businesses and suffocated reinvestment in small towns, which are the blood vessels of Iowa, of America.
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The frequent coordination problems might have been a fluke, but Mr. Meister also imposed ill-advised tempos including a wet-blanket andante in "Là ci darem la mano" that all but suffocated this tender duet between Don Giovanni and Zerlina.
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This minimal exaggeration looks nothing like her because drawing people isn't Wertz's strong suit, and because her cartoon portrayal was perhaps conceived to distinguish her comics self from the actual struggles with alcoholism that threatened her health and suffocated her artistically.
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The Hungarian court has sentenced four human traffickers to 25 years in prison each for their roles in the 2015 case in which 71 migrants suffocated to death in the back of a refrigerated truck found on an Austrian highway.
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Turns out Clifford had smelled something tasty in the garbage, jumped up to open the garbage can with his nose, popped it open and jumped inside, and then suffocated inside the garbage can, where our cleaning lady found his rigid, lifeless body.
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After seeing the small trunk where 276-year-old Ame Deal suffocated to death in 2011, an Arizona jury on Wednesday convicted a relative of her murder – the last of five people to be found guilty in connection with her death, PEOPLE confirms.
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A Michigan mother has been charged with involuntary manslaughter after authorities say she drank alcohol one night in December and then slept in the same bed as her baby, who suffocated when he became "wedged" between the bed and the wall, PEOPLE confirms.
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Despite a Martha's Vineyard associate medical examiner's determination that Kopechne had drowned, many remained skeptical and some, including the diver who pulled her from the car, argued Kopechne suffocated after oxygen ran out of an air pocket she was breathing in the car.
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A Pennsylvania couple appeared in court this week to face multiple charges in the April 25 death of their 2-year-old son, Eoin Dwyer, who authorities say suffocated after being trapped beneath a mattress held down on top of his crib.
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EditorsNote: adds SMU's record in fifth graf Rob Gray and Corey Davis Jr. shared the scoring load for the 25th-ranked Houston Cougars, whose defense suffocated the short-handed SMU Mustangs in a 69-56 victory on Wednesday at Moody Coliseum in Dallas.
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It should surprise no one that territorial unincorporation has provided fertile ground for big government, which, in an attempt to make-up for an underperforming economy, has furthered a strong dependence on federal assistance and suffocated local entrepreneurs under a heavy tax burden.
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According to Japanese media reports, in August, a 72-year-old mother killed her 49-year-old mentally ill son, while in May 2016 an 81-year-old father suffocated his 47-year-old daughter and then killed himself in Kashiba, Nara prefecture.
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"The report contains harrowing accounts of civilians suspected of supporting the opposition, including children and the disabled, killed by being burned alive, suffocated in containers, shot, hanged from trees or cut to pieces," the U.N. human rights office said in a statement.
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He cruises past ailing old timers like Dan Henderson and Vitor Belfort, but when he was put in with Lyoto Machida in 2014 he was bewildered on the feet, and then Ronaldo 'Jacare' Souza suffocated him on the ground in the same year.
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When heartthrob character Poussey Washington (played by Samira Wiley) was accidentally suffocated to death by a guard in the fourth season and prison administrators defended him, it spoke directly to the outrage over high-profile police killings like Eric Garner and Michael Brown.
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He was also tortured by the CIA, including being waterboarded — that is, held down and repeatedly suffocated by having water poured over a cloth into his mouth and nose until he was near drowning — 183 times over 15 sessions while in US custody.
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We brought "The Merchant" to the ghetto; at the other end of the city lies the Arsenal, once the most impressive shipyard in Europe, now a silent expanse of water in a city suffocated by tourism but seeking in art a better future.
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Some people might be surprised to learn that such a law doesn't already exist, but that is because a 2010 bill that outlawed videos of animals that were "intentionally crushed, burned, drowned, suffocated or impaled" neglected to outlaw the acts of cruelty themselves.
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Kedar Nath Sharma, a spokesman for the home (interior) ministry, said the government was cracking down after the most recent death this month when Parbati Buda Rawat, 21, suffocated after lighting a fire to keep warm in a hut in Achham district.
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Which probably explains why, during a brief photo shoot that morning, Mr. Driver messed with Ms. Russell's boot when he was meant to lie reverently at her feet and why she suffocated him with her shirt just when he was looking especially sultry.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A gunman stormed a casino in the Philippine capital on Friday, setting gaming tables alight and killing at least 36 people who mostly suffocated in thick smoke, in an attack claimed by Islamic State but which officials insist was a botched robbery.
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CALIFORNIA DAD RECORDED USING CHILD &aposLIKE A BASEBALL BAT&apos IN CONFRONTATION WITH WOMAN, POLICE SAY The 2-month-old girl, named Paisley, died on June 12 after Buchanan allegedly suffocated her as he tried to stop her from screaming so he could sleep.
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The lazy devil on my shoulder that onced cooed, Go to bed, you'll wash your face in the morning, has been suffocated by a medicine cabinet stocked with tried-and-true makeup removers that get the job done as effectively and quickly as possible.
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"Can we just think for a moment of what it must have been like for those 39 people, obviously in a desperate and dangerous situation, for their lives to end, suffocated to death in a container?" said Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the Labour Party.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which did not confirm the use of chemical agents, said that 56 people, including women and children, had been killed in the past 24 hours, including 21 who suffocated in the basements of buildings that had collapsed on them.
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" Chemistry professor George Uhlig testified to Congress in 28503 that the FBI gas attack probably "suffocated the children early on" and may have converted their poorly ventilated bunker into an area "similar to one of the gas chambers used by the Nazis at Auschwitz.
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The words of the ineffectual Warden Caputo (Nick Sandow), "This place crushes anything good," come true, as the most reluctant participant in the prisoners' fateful antagonism ends up suffocated by Litchfield's meekest guard, Bayley (Alan Aisenberg), and the most vicious — for now, at least — prosper.
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Part of the party's problem is that Ms. Merkel's conservatives have co-opted many of the center-left's ideas, from the introduction of the minimum wage to the establishment of same-sex marriage, and in doing so both embraced and suffocated the Social Democrats.
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That five presidential candidates withdrew or were forced to withdraw from running against Mr. Sisi is a reminder of the impossibility of real politics in Egypt — with "elections" mere charades blessed by a military establishment that has suffocated Egyptian politics for more than 60 years.
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Experts say the new wave of migration raises concerns about who will be left to rebuild the island's shattered infrastructure, and how an economy suffocated by $73 billion in debt and 10 percent unemployment will rebound if tens of thousands more residents suddenly leave.
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"The arrival of these new entities complicated the political discourse and really has suffocated the political space — not always in a good way," said Yoseph Badwaza, a senior program officer at Freedom House who testified about developments in Ethiopia to a congressional subcommittee this month.
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Those steps have done little to cast doubt on the narrative laid out by Turkish officials that Mr. Khashoggi was suffocated soon after entering the consulate and then dismembered by a team of 15 Saudi agents who had flown in to do the job.
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The body of Parbati Buda Rawat, 21, was found on Monday after she lit a fire to keep warm in a mud and stone hut and suffocated in Nepal's western Achhan district, the latest victim of the centuries-old, "chhaupadi" custom, outlawed in 2005.
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As part of a $2000 million reparations measure enacted by the city in 22016, Chicago agreed to compensate 2272 victims — nearly all African-American men from the city's South Side — who said the police had beaten, shocked, suffocated and psychologically tortured them to obtain confessions.
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Pettis' UFC debut, entering the Octagon as the final ever WEC lightweight champion before that organisation's amalgamation with the UFC, saw him succumb to a tiring unanimous decision loss against Clay Guida, who took Pettis down at will and largely suffocated him on the ground.
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From the Cave of Wonders melting with Aladdin inside, to Princess Jasmine being trapped in a giant hourglass filling with sand, to the genie literally living in a tiny-ass lamp, there are so many tense moments where our heroes come close to being smothered and suffocated.
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An autopsy revealed that Suzanne Eaton, 59, a molecular biologist at the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics in Germany, was "suffocated," a spokesperson for the police in Crete said Wednesday, multiple outlets including CBS News, TIME Magazine and the Associated Press report.
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DENVER (Reuters) - A 31-year-old man who fended off and suffocated a mountain lion when it attacked him on a Colorado jogging trail last week described on Thursday how he killed the big cat by stepping on its throat during a life-and-death struggle.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Wiley, who played fan favorite Poussey Washington on the hit Netflix series, delves into her character's heartbreaking final scene in episode 12 where she dies during a prison-wide protest – pinned down and accidentally suffocated by an untrained prison guard.
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"People weren't standing with me in Victoria, Texas, in the back of a tractor-trailer with 19 dead aliens including a 5-year-old child laying dead under his father that suffocated in the back of this tractor-trailer," Homan told CNN in an interview last month.
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In Piraeus, migrants said some smugglers talked of stashing people in trucks destined for Italy or Northern Europe, raising the prospect of tragedies like an episode last year when 71 migrants suffocated in a truck found abandoned by smugglers in Austria near the border with Hungary.
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" Mustafa Barghouti, secretary-general of the Palestinian National Initiative, was scathing in his criticism: "By far the most flagrant part of the plan is that it ends any possibility for an independent sovereign Palestinian state, instead dividing the territories into ghettos and Bantustans, besieged, suffocated and isolated.
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Blackout appears to be a psychological experience above all else, in which attendees are degraded, suffocated, insulted, and rendered utterly submissive, but they find camaraderie with other "survivors", building a support network to talk about their shared experiences that starts to feel like something out of Fight Club.
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Read more: Everything we know about Neom, a 'mega-city' project in Saudi Arabia with plans for flying cars and robot dinosaursReports and audio from inside the consulate have since revealed that Khashoggi was drugged, suffocated, and then dismembered with with Turkish authorities say was a bone saw.
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Sitting on the top deck of the bus by the window, one of the few public spaces in London besides the library where it is possible not to feel suffocated, providing you have headphones on, that same quiet feeling—a combination of significance and relief—settled in again.
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In 2016, a 553-year old Afghan refugee suffocated in a lorry on his way to the UK from northern France even though he actually had a legal right to be in the UK. What are you doing to make sure this all-too common tragedy stop happening?
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Under the slogan "Together for Mobility," the apps got thousands of their drivers onto the streets of Brazil's cities in protest, while the country managers of Uber, 99 and Cabify made a video together warning Brazilians that ride-hailing was in danger of being suffocated by red tape.
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Ever since the murders, in 2002 and 2004 respectively, of the taboo-trampling politician Pim Fortuyn and the movie director Theo van Gogh who had explored suffocated female sexuality under Islam, the Netherlands has been Exhibit A in Europe's questioning of multiculturalism and the political potency of illiberalism.
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The Biospherians, as they were called, fared only slightly better — "We suffocated, starved and went mad," as one would later describe their plight — and the poisonous infighting inside spread to the $150 million project's management team outside, eventually resulting in an invasion of federal marshals armed with restraining orders.
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Gruesome reports of Khashoggi&aposs death claim that his killers called him a "sacrificed animal" and joked about having "a coffee and cigar on hand"The official UN investigation, published in June this year, found that he was likely drugged with sedatives and suffocated with a plastic bag.
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But at its core were many of the same ideas that animated Mr. Trump's rise — not the least of which was a sense that the government had pursued trade deals and international alliances that suffocated working-class people, permitted unchecked migration, strained the country's resources and challenged its identity.
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Roadburn will always be about doom, but as a fan (and as a writer) it's really refreshing to be able to mix it up with bands like this one, and G.I.S.M, and NYIÞ, whose dark ritual soundscapes suffocated Extase wth thick waves of distortion, trembling sustain, and all-around horror.
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Not sure if it would be safe in the laundry, and not wanting to do laundry, and not having any desire to speak to him about cleaning it, we decided the next best thing would be to buy 15 cans of Febreze and spray the outfit until the fumes suffocated us.
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In the Moorish halls of the seaside Palazzo Forcella de Seta, "Untitled (Near Parndorf, Austria)" by the Irish artist John Gerrardis uses video game technology to reconstruct the site where, in August 2015, an abandoned truck was discovered on an Austrian highway, filled with the suffocated bodies of 71 migrants.
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For instance, soon after Eric Garner suffocated in a police chokehold, Rosann Miller, a black woman who was seven months pregnant, said she was also placed in a chokehold by a New York City police officer during an encounter that started over the use of a barbecue outside her home.
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The video showcases a heartwarming look back at all the reasons fans fell in love with her – as well as the fateful scene where they abruptly had to say goodbye as Poussey died during a prison-wide protest when she was pinned down and accidentally suffocated by untrained prison guard Bayley (Alan Aisenberg).
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A new study by medical researchers from New Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences has identified hundreds of people who suffocated in bodies of water, were struck by vehicles, plummeted off high surfaces, suffered lethal burn injuries, or otherwise met tragic demises while snapping a selfie, according to the Washington Post.
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Related: South Sudan's War Just Turned Two — And the UN Says Its Peacekeepers Aren't Leaving A ceasefire-monitoring group has blamed South Sudanese government forces for the deaths of some 50 people who suffocated in a shipping container last October — the latest gruesome incident to emerge from the country's two-year conflict.
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He planned to stage a drunk-driving accident, and made Lauri — who did not drink — consume several ounces of wine before placing her in the back of her minivan, then driving the vehicle to a remote spot in the woods, where Brian suffocated her and set her body and vehicle on fire.
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The trove will give researchers chilling insight into the grisly period from the 1970s to the 1990s when the Chicago Police Department's infamous torture crew rounded up more than 100 African-American men who were shocked with cattle prods, beaten with telephone books and suffocated with plastic bags until many confessed to crimes.
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After a campaign in which he gave voice to outlandish falsehoods, including claims that Justice Antonin Scalia was suffocated by a pillow and Senator Ted Cruz's father had a connection to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Mr. Trump has not left his penchant for conspiracy-mongering at the White House door.
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General Dostum, a protégé and longtime favorite of the Central Intelligence Agency, has survived at least two other attacks by the Taliban, who blame him — as do international observers — for the deaths of thousands of Taliban prisoners, many of whom suffocated in truck containers in late 2001 after surrendering to his forces.
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"Today's executive order is the culmination of Turning Point USA's tireless work to break the left's stranglehold on campus, a grip that has suffocated the free exchange of ideas and helped indoctrinate an entire generation to hate America, the freest, most prosperous, decent and generous country ever to exist," Kirk said in a statement.
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She's very clear on her advice to men interested in the cuckold fantasy: "I'd encourage men who have these types of fantasies to be self-aware about how they sexually interact with their partner, so that they ensure pleasure is mutual and that she's not being bombarded or suffocated by this fetish," she says.
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The woman, 33-year-old Jamie Rae Feden, of Bethel Park, allegedly died in the Nevada desert after John Matthew Chapman says that, under the guise of taking Feden's photo, he bound her to a signpost, then suffocated her with duct tape over her mouth and nose, according to a criminal complaint, reports CBS Pittsburgh.
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At the same time, outside the liberal tent, the feeling of being suffocated by the left's cultural dominance is turning voting Republican into an act of cultural rebellion — which may be one reason the Obama years, so good for liberalism in the culture, have seen sharp G.O.P. gains at every level of the country's government.
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EditorsNote: Updates second graf with next opponent Guard Corey Davis Jr. scored 15 of his game-high 26 points in the first half, and No. 3 Houston suffocated Georgia State's normally lethal perimeter shooting en route to an 84-55 victory in the first round of the Midwest Region on Friday night in Tulsa, Okla.
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Stan may seem like he fits into the mold of the ideal American man, but as he confesses many times to Angel, he feels suffocated by his fake life and overwhelmed by feelings of isolation, self-hatred, and the dueling fears of losing everything else he has versus never allowing himself the love he craves.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Suffocated by all the noise around the recent incident at California State University Long Beach (CSULB) is the discussion of an important artwork that would have featured the recorded voices of twenty-five black subjects, a mere sampling of many who have died an unnecessary death by police brutality.
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The simple act of editing the world as we move through it is tiring work, but necessary; we learn to tune things out as needed but there is also the work we have to do, the peeling of bejeweled layers of lies, one after another, in pursuit of the simple truth that's been swaddled and suffocated underneath.
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The characterization of waterboarding — a technique in which prisoners are deliberately suffocated to induce the terror of impending death — by one psychologist as "distressing" is a chilling illustration of his clinical inability to discern the difference between a life-threatening event and non-life-threatening event, let alone acknowledge waterboarding as a form of mock execution.
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The third time they managed to cross the border before finally getting across Turkey—surviving a police inspection of their bus (bribes from the driver), a week holed up in a safe house, and a journey in a truck packed with fellow refugees in which they almost suffocated, before the sea-crossing to Chios on an inflatable boat with a faulty outboard engine.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 40.1%Week 1 stats: 13 points against, three interceptions, five sacks, one safety — 22 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: The Titans suffocated the Cleveland Browns offense after an offseason of hype, and they face off against backup quarterbacks for the next two weeks, with the Indianapolis Colts coming to Nashville next week, followed by a trip to Jacksonville.
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Once the baby scene concludes, the show immediately dives into a story about a young woman who's being suffocated by one of her snakes, before concluding with a more standard home invasion setup, meant to ping our heartstrings as the series' central 911 dispatcher (played by Connie Britton) attempts to keep a little girl alive after robbers break into her home.
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You can see a short clip from the documentary below: Read More: Khashoggi's killing was born of a brutal 'Game of Thrones'-style culture around the Saudi crown prince, according to a wild insider accountGlobal outrage over Khashoggi's killing at the Saudi consulate in Turkey last year led to a UN report into his death, which found that he was likely drugged with sedatives and suffocated with a plastic bag.
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And if we stuck around in the past and observed her in the context of her contemporaries, we'd see that although Wharton held many views that were reactionary even then (she was writing, after all, during a moment when the whole world was watching the Dreyfus Affair, and when thoughtful people understood anti-Semitism to be a sordid prejudice), she was ahead of her time in other ways, particularly in her awareness of how women of her era were suffocated by the social roles imposed on them.
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In 2017, the de Blasio administration offered a $32 million plan, part of which involved killing rats by stuffing their burrows with dry ice, a method approved by the E.P.A. (In one Chinatown park, packing burrows with dry ice resulted in the deaths of 6173,200 rats — suffocated by the release of carbon dioxide — and a reduction of rat burrows from 60 to two, officials said.) That plan is generally effective, said Jason Munshi-South, a professor of biology at Fordham University who has studied New York City's rats.
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Mr. Atkins and other experts recommend that people venturing into such steep territory should always be with at least one other person, understand possible dangers and know how to minimize them through education (avalanche courses) and conversations with the ski patrol; always ski steep powdery slopes one at a time; wear an avalanche beacon for quick detection if they are buried; and consider using an avalanche airbag pack that inflates in the event of a slide to keep victims on the surface to avoid being crushed or suffocated by the snow and for faster detection.
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