A 5-year-old girl suffered an 'internal decapitation' when she was thrown from her Evenflo booster seat in a collisionJillian had suffered what medical journals call "internal decapitation."
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One suffered a traumatic brain injury; the other, internal decapitation.
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Shockingly, the decapitation under the sea wasn't an isolated incident.
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Basically, we've had a decapitation strike that we executed ourselves.
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This year's military exercises again focus on pre-emption and decapitation.
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But decapitation strikes never work when your enemy is a Hydra.
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And how do you feel about public floggings or decapitation with a sword?
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The latest decapitation seems particularly destructive, given that Mr Turnbull remained personally popular.
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Dr. Laura is currently performing life-saving surgery to repair the near-decapitation.
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It's like "Jack and Diane," except Diane enjoys human decapitation and sadistic taunts.
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Game of Thrones got 23 nominations, including five in the Best Horse Decapitation category!
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Such exercises have featured drills including mock "decapitation strikes" against the North Korean leadership.
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This power leads to lots of violent deaths, including decapitation, knife gore, and group suicide.
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I made myself watch the video of his decapitation that morning, and immediately regretted it.
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As Carter said, decapitation alone is "far from sufficient," just as with other terrorist organizations.
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Last month, he was one of 37 prisoners executed — by decapitation — by the Saudi government.
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An experienced stunt coordinator told the Hollywood Reporter it could have resulted in a decapitation.
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But nowhere else do we anticipate a decapitation before it happens, as we do here.
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Jacob Gonzales of Washington State was wanted by police for the decapitation murder of his girlfriend.
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The group has experienced leadership decapitation twice in its short history — once in 2006 and 2010.
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Decapitation might cause involuntary contractions in the headless male mantis' abdomen, increasing the odds of fertilization.
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In another, he can't help but show how intrigued he is by the idea of decapitation.
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The group released the video of his decapitation, again obtained by SITE, which posted it May 3.
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Throw in a few rapes and a decapitation and this could be better than Game of Thrones.
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The painting is the second by Caravaggio to depict the decapitation of the drunken Holofernes by Judith.
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In this unvarnished vision of the Baptist's death, decapitation is not delivered swiftly on a chopping block.
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Rather, it likely just felt the pain from the decapitation and then tried to defend itself, Penning said.
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There is certainly violence in the film, including one decapitation, and several showers of scaldingly hot spring water.
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The first was a "decapitation" strike against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, which would have obliterated his palace.
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Even witnessing her own father's decapitation only drives her further to be a justice-seeker at any cost.
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But she said the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission still lists decapitation as an option on its website.
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Hypersonic missiles are also ideal for waging a decapitation strike — assassinating a country's top military or political officials.
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They complain that Eastern Ghouta's rebels hoarded food, that anyone who objected to rebel rule risked public decapitation.
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On the ground floor, one finds the Variety Theater, the set for a notorious decapitation in Bulgakov's story.
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Mrs May will never lead the Conservative Party into another general election, but her immediate decapitation now looks unlikely.
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The medical examiner ruled Natasha's cause of death to be "sharp-force injuries, including decapitation," according to the indictment.
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" The posters accused Francis of several controversial acts, including what they called "the decapitation of the Knights of Malta.
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In short, it said that anything — including decapitation — could happen, and I was voluntarily subjecting myself to the danger.
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He writes the name down, and the victim dies by decapitation moments later, through a twisted series of circumstances.
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The medical examiner ruled Natasha's cause of death due to "sharp-force injuries, including decapitation," according to the indictment.
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He suffered a fractured wrist and vertigo as well as something called "internal decapitation," which can often be fatal.
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Completely dependent on having someone at the top to give orders, the mighty military force cannot survive after decapitation.
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In March, two companies and three individuals — including the park itself — were indicted on various criminal counts in the decapitation.
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Often, dragons died at the claws of their own kind by means of drowning, decapitation, or even gutting each other.
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Psychedelics are not for everyone, especially not little kids who are terrified by smoking caterpillars and repeated threats of decapitation.
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This episode alone includes a murder, a shredded hand, a werewolf girl (Cecily Strong), an almost-lobotomy, and a decapitation.
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Liu allegedly told police that she drowned her son but wouldn't talk about the boy's decapitation, the DA's office said.
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The conflict has been scarred by atrocities, including the decapitation of captured combatants, particularly by the ultra-radical Islamic State.
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Kim might also choose to couple a HEMP attack with a decapitation strike on Washington DC to cripple any response.
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On the other hand, any misdeeds could be punished with beatings, servitude, exile or death by strangulation, decapitation or slicing.
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Picking up in 1536 with the decapitation of Anne Boleyn, Mantel zeros in on Cromwell as he consolidates his power.
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In December, South Korean military held a ceremony closed to the public to mark the creation of the decapitation unit.
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But the next day they took them back to Boko Haram's base, where the girls were whipped and threatened with decapitation.
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Women were sacrificed at feasts and festivals where they were chosen to represent goddesses—on occasion by decapitation followed by flaying.
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For example, past exercises have included so-called decapitation drills, practice strikes of how to kill Kim and his top generals.
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Speaking in a secret location in Nairobi, Musa said he had taken part in the decapitation of a prisoner of war.
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She joined a gruesome terror army and contributed to prosecution, decapitation, burnings and the murder of innocent women, children and adults.
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Clearly there was a complex set of traditions around these burials including decapitation at some time before or after initial burial.
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For a decade, Mexican troops have worked with American agents to pursue kingpins, in what is known as the cartel decapitation strategy.
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An analysis of over a hundred bones dating from the 11th to the 13th century shows signs of decapitation, dismemberment, and burning.
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"From the autopsy findings, the Coroner's Office has determined the cause of death as 'Homicidal Violence with Decapitation,&apos" according to officials.
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This raises doubts about the American approach — the so-called decapitation strategy — in carrying out such targeted killings against the Taliban leadership.
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Despite how leadership decapitation affected AQI in the past, the group is now much stronger and much larger boasting a global reach.
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Decapitation strikes — military attacks meant to debilitate by targeting and killing leadership — have shown mixed results for the US over the years.
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"First round decapitation" ... Paul predicted for the fight, with KSI saying he's gonna make LP suffer through 5 rounds before knocking out.
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Decapitation has likewise been rejected, as awareness can persist for upwards of a full minute after an iguana's head has been chopped off.
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It has been rumored for some time that South Korea has so-called "decapitation units," said Professor Choi Jong-kun from Yonsei University.
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This tracks with real-world statistical evidence that decapitation — meaning killing an opponent's leader — can effectively weaken its entire force under certain circumstances.
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He says they may be encouraging copy-cat acts or threats of decapitation -- not only from Islamists, but from the "disbelievers" they target.
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The powers without the tech become anxious, while those with it feel pressured to use their "decapitation strike" advantage while they have it.
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This is why terrorism scholars have repeatedly concluded that killing or capturing terrorist leaders — a strategy known, colorfully, as "decapitation" — does not work.
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South Korea is pouring money into strategies, weapons and even a "decapitation unit" that it hopes will keep the North's leaders on edge.
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Meanwhile, South Korea is pouring money into strategies, weapons and even a "decapitation unit" that it hopes will keep the North on edge.
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"In short, decapitation may work in a personality-based organization but not when there is a strong institution with layers of leadership hierarchy."
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More than one million tourists visit the Little Mermaid every year and it has been defaced and damaged several times, twice suffering decapitation.
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It, too, is of a decapitation: the Great Goddess, fire-red with rage, seems to be cutting up a male corpse, head first.
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"Each individual decapitation doesn't cripple the organization," Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, a senior fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, told me.
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Noodle spent years tracking said demon, which infiltrated Tokyo's criminal underworld, before it ultimately met its demise by decapitation at Noodle's katana-wielding hands.
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The subjects of the work in the show are, according to the press release, "noted or mundane individuals" who died by hanging or decapitation.
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US involvement in the Mexican government's policy of "decapitation" — using elite military units to capture or kill cartel kingpins — is controversial in both countries.
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The group had recently released one of its sleek propaganda videos showing the decapitation of dozens of Ethiopian and Eritrean Christians on a beach.
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To be sure, as horrified as I was after watching the decapitation of Berg in 2004, it didn't stop me from watching similar videos.
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The shirt Thomas was wearing on the tour had an image for Cattle Decapitation, a death metal band that opposes animal cruelty, he said.
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A sound piece plays in the background, an aural collage of cacophonous procession music, an audience cheering on the decapitation, and a cat purring.
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Tillerson's cost cutting has lead to the agency's senior tiers "being depleted at a dizzying speed," and "a decapitation of its leadership ranks," Amb.
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The missing heads allude to trophies, often hanging on the walls of hunters, but the gash of decapitation is glossed over by the metallic shine.
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He showed a "certain interest" in radical Islamist movements, said François Molins, the Paris public prosecutor, and videos of decapitation were found on his computer.
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I got rocked in the back of my head and had something called internal decapitation where basically my skull and spine detached and reattached instantaneously.
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BOVINGDON, England — "I've never done a mouse decapitation before," the actor Johnny Harris said, standing before a canopied bed in a gloomy, almost empty room.
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" The decapitation of John the Baptist is presented as a kind of spiritual ecstasy, in which the head escapes the "ancient discords with the body.
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Photo: APA neuroscientist from Yale University is claiming to have developed a technique that preserves the brain tissue of pigs for an extended period following decapitation.
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I had wished a band like Cattle Decapitation were on the cruise, which I think are easily one of the best metal bands out there today.
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And if it's a decapitation you've got to work out if the head bounced, and if so, if there's going to be blood in more places.
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Indeed, there were rumblings in September that South Korea was forming a "decapitation unit" to target the hermit regime's leadership, according to The New York Times.
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Yet the idea of organisational decapitation remains seductive to would-be strategic assassins: cut off the leader and watch the body twitch through its death throes.
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I refer to the six wives of Henry VIII, those Tudor divas whom divorce, decapitation and natural death could not divert from their path to Broadway.
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Then there was an effortful decapitation, with Jepsen keeping up buoyant patter as Dahl tried to sever vertebrae, using a knife held horizontally in two hands.
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Suffice it, then, to say that people seemed thrilled to be working there, and beleaguered by official obstructionism and shortages, and determined to fight institutional decapitation.
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The year may still be young, but I would wager a small fortune that Douglas Preston has already written the best snake-decapitation scene of 2017.
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An "Atlanto-Occipital Dislocation" is known as an "internal decapitation," defined as the separation of the ligaments of the spinal column from the base of the skull.
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After years of holding actions, this season moved like wildfire — literally in King's Landing, where Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) made an incendiary decapitation strike on her rivals.
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Resting nonchalantly against a mosaic sculpture of a dragon, he spins a story about a gruesome decapitation by switchblade like he's a character in Waiting for Guffman.
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The plan containing the so-called decapitation operation, Operations Plan 5015, had been updated in 2015 to reflect the growing nuclear and missile threat from North Korea.
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But that does not mean they are at peace, nor does it eliminate decades of hostilities and or the potential for ongoing consequences from the decapitation strike.
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This six-year limit affects committee leadership in both houses and results in the periodic decapitation of experienced committee leaders who may just be hitting their stride.
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The North Koreans view the war drills as provocative because they contain simulated elements sometimes described as "decapitation strikes" by special forces that target the regime's leadership.
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South Korean Defense Minister Song Young-moo told lawmakers of the government's intention to build the "decapitation unit" on September 1003, the day after the recent nuclear test.
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Nolen's supervisor, Tim Bluford, told the jury he witnessed the alleged attempted decapitation of Johnson and tried to stop him by throwing a roll of labels at him.
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As a shocked Washington digested the implications of Trump's political decapitation of Comey, accusations from Trump critics began to fly, and his defenders struggled to summon effective counterattacks.
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I have also seen some argue that the practice of arresting or killing cartel leaders — the decapitation strategy — is responsible for much of the violence in Mexico today.
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The other was the plan for what's called a "decapitation strike," or an operation that would specifically target Kim and other key government officials loyal to the regime.
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The band returned to Flatline Audio with extreme metal producer/engineer extraordinaire Dave Otero (Cattle Decapitation, Cephalic Carnage, Archspire), who has recorded all of the group's previous releases.
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Qassem Soleimani, was the most significant example of the US employing the leader "decapitation" strategy in over half a century — a move that sent shockwaves across the region.
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He claimed that Durst was responsible not only for the deaths of Berman and Kathleen but also the decapitation killing of Morris Black, his 71-year-old Texas neighbor.
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Yet the violence and depravity of Amin's regime—including the decapitation of his captives and the subsequent feeding of their bodies to crocodiles—should have come as little surprise.
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Heads were placed on pikes in the Middle Ages (and sadly, sometimes recently) as a warning to other group members about the risk of challenging whoever did the decapitation.
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And going after decision-makers and individuals — what cold warriors used to call decapitation — has gained solid footing thanks to drones and President Barack Obama's embrace of targeted killing.
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At the end of a trial, animals are killed without pain relief (if they don't die through the tests first), usually by having their necks broken, asphyxiation, or decapitation.
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Now, there's a kind of person who'd remember her decapitation and feel kittens-on-the-internet happy, because there's a kind of person who just doesn't like Gwyneth Paltrow.
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Momentum is particularly proud of its "decapitation" strategy of targeting senior Tories with less-than-impregnable majorities, including Iain Duncan Smith in Chingford and indeed Boris Johnson in Uxbridge.
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The story resonates today as South Korea embarks on the creation of a new decapitation unit -- something it sees as a much-needed defense against its nuclear-armed neighbor.
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The symbolic essence of decapitation is a decisive, summary removal of the thinking part of the human animal so that the body is rudderless, left without volition or direction.
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They'd spin off other side-projects, like Cattle Decapitation, Some Girls, and Holy Molar, and remained true to their ethics even when they could have easily let those things slip.
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According to the New York Times, Operations Plan 5015 is known as the "decapitation" plan and outlines the steps that would be necessary for effecting regime change in the north.
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Due to confusion about French time being one hour ahead and two of the bands clashing, I missed the festival's best named bands: Fleshgod Apocalypse, Agoraphobic Nosebleed and Cattle Decapitation.
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Kinda like it sounds, a decapitation strike kills all the top bosses, so that there's nobody around to send the signals or release the launch codes for the retaliatory attack.
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Since October more than 100 people have been killed, often by decapitation, in 40 separate attacks, in villages up to 200 km (124 miles) apart, according to local news site Zitamar.
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Details of the crime, including Zhang's decapitation, were revealed by Christensen in conversations with a girlfriend secretly recorded for FBI agents investigating the case before his arrest, according to trial testimony.
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Lewin also alleged in the papers that Durst was not only responsible for the deaths of Berman and Kathleen but also the decapitation killing of Morris Black, his elderly Texas neighbor.
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Still no matter her form — or decapitation — her gaze is never averted, looking directly at the viewer as an assertion of her horrifying power that cannot be completely subverted by beauty.
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Details of the crime, including her decapitation, were revealed by Christensen in conversations with a girlfriend secretly recorded for FBI agents investigating the case before his arrest, according to trial testimony.
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Her directorial debut, What Metal Girls Are Into, follows the weekend journey of three friends on their way to a metal festival to see bands like Cattle Decapitation, Trivium, and Castrator.
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Jeff Rowe, an attorney for Jillian and another girl who also suffered internal decapitation in a crash while seated in a Big Kid booster, asked Belzyt to explain what "dummy retention" meant.
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It first came to public light last year as South Korean legislators sought more information to confirm whether it was or wasn't a pre-emption and "decapitation" plan as had been reported.
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One of the stolen items was a "decapitation" plan to topple the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, should war break out, according to the South Korean lawmaker who disclosed the hack.
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According to Jeffrey Lewis, a big nuke wonk at the Center for Nonproliferation Studies, of all the kinds of nuclear sneak attacks, Russian leaders live in perpetual fear of a decapitation strike.
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In Australia, they use a deceptively innocent word, "spill," to describe the brutal parliamentary decapitation wherein politicians can topple popularly elected prime ministers and put another in place for no apparent reason.
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Kansas water park death Two designers of a waterslide in Kansas face second-degree murder charges in the 2016 decapitation death of a 10-year-old boy at the Schlitterbahn water park.
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The Beatles are four British ISIS members accused of torture, mock execution and decapitation of foreign hostages, including three Americans — journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff and American aid worker Peter Kassig.
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The President in recent weeks empowered Miller to lead the administration's border policies "and he's executing his plan" with what amounts to a wholesale decapitation of the department's leadership, an official said.
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While this strike could conceivably remove the threat to the US from North Korean ICBMs, Pyongyang may very well see the attack as a larger-scale decapitation attack against the Kim regime.
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Earlier this week, death metal legends Suffocation announced their latest run of tour dates alongside a slate of like-minded bands certain to bring an expected level of brutality—Krisiun, Cattle Decapitation, Soreption.
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The government of President Rodrigo Duterte, who took office on June 30, is under renewed pressure to tackle Abu Sayyaf following the decapitation of the two Canadians and the kidnapping of Indonesian sailors.
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Details of the crime, including Zhang's decapitation, were revealed by Christensen himself in conversations with his then-girlfriend secretly recorded for FBI agents investigating the case before his arrest, according to trial testimony.
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North Korean anger over US 'decapitation' plan A North Korean diplomat publicly expressed anger on Monday over reports that hackers gained access to a US-South Korean plan to "decapitate" the regime's leadership.
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Daniel Byman, a Brookings Institution scholar who focuses on Israeli counterterrorism, has written that a policy of "decapitation" may have led Palestinian terrorist groups to decentralize, ultimately making them more of a threat.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android The first murder I saw online was the decapitation of Nick Berg, an American businessman captured and killed by an Iraqi jihadist group in 2004.
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Details of the crime, including the decapitation, were revealed by Christensen himself in conversations with his then-girlfriend secretly recorded for FBI agents investigating the case before his arrest, according to trial testimony.
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But regardless of emphasis, all three versions show the dramatic decapitation performed by the beautiful widow upset with her Jewish populace for not trusting in God to deliver them from their Assyrian conquerors.
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Both his arms were broken and most alarmingly, he experienced a rare trauma to his neck described clinically as an "internal decapitation," in which the ligaments connecting the skull and the spine are severed.
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When death is a fantasy happening to hypothetical victims, metalheads love the idea of impalement or decapitation—but the harsh realities of death either never cross their minds or are too real to consider.
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Some of his fiction delights in constraints; one extreme case is the collection "Severance," which toys with the idea that, after decapitation, the human mind has about 90 seconds of consciousness left to it.
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"Unknown persons killed by decapitation at least 10 people in recent days in the administrative post of Olumbi, Palma district, in the north of Cabo Delgado province," Radio Mocambique said in a brief report.
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Chowdhury subsequently tried to obtain a gun, had information on his phone about how to attack people with knives, practiced stabbing and decapitation techniques, and discussed an attack using a van as a weapon.
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In recent weeks, the President empowered Miller to lead the administration's border policies "and he's executing his plan" with what amounts to a wholesale decapitation of the department's leadership, an official has told CNN.
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From this point forward, though, they'll have no choice but to share the trauma of a sudden decapitation, bloodbath wedding, or whatever fresh hell Martin is cooking up for us with The Winds of Winter.
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FORMER ICE CHIEF COUNSEL SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR STEALING IDENTITIES OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS Autopsy findings determined the 26-year-old woman's cause of death was "homicidal violence with decapitation," according to the coroner&aposs office.
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Families fleeing ISIS have told CNN of the extreme punishments handed out by the terror group for anyone daring to disobey their commands -- anything from decapitation to lashes, to prison, to digging ISIS's fighting tunnels.
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The brothers, who are members of the Mohawk Nation, are both metalheads, and happened to be wearing black band T-shirts that day; Lloyd sported a Cattle Decapitation shirt, while Thomas wore an Archspire hoodie.
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Both Washington and Seoul should stop threatening Kim Jong Un with "decapitation"; if Kim rightly or wrongly believes an assassination attempt is on the way, this will raise the risk of a preemptive nuclear strike.
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But then Aiken undermines her case by accusing "device manufacturers" and "internet providers" of "collectively participating in the abuse of that child" when he or she comes across pornography or images of decapitation online. What?
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On Thursday, Mr. Stewart compared the idea of suspending Parliament to the actions of King Charles I that preceded the English civil war of the 17th century and that led eventually to the king's decapitation.
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Still, for being the moment that proved director Aster did not care about how comfortable you are, and for offing what seemed to be a major character so early on, Charlie's inadvertent decapitation takes the cake.
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Manila is under renewed pressure to tackle Abu Sayyaf following the recent decapitation of two Canadian hostages and the kidnapping of Indonesian sailors which led to the suspension of coal shipments from the Philippines' main supplier.
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Decapitation by drone strike to disrupt the group's leadership is a tempting military tool, but seen through the political lens on which any negotiations and reconciliation will ultimately depend, it can be too blunt an instrument.
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Armed with machetes and hatchets, they threatened some of their victims with decapitation and tried to force a young woman to undress, while screaming out the signature cries of Insane Clown Posse's notoriously redneck fan base.
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In an interview on Monday from the South Lawn with "Fox and Friends," one of the president's preferred programs, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, claimed that a reporter had called for her decapitation.
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In this cover story for The Atlantic's July/August issue, Mr. Bowden puts the history of North Korea in context and explains four paths forward for the United States: Prevention, Turning the Screws, Decapitation, and Acceptance.
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The President in recent weeks empowered Stephen Miller to lead the administration's border policies "and he's executing his plan" with what amounts to a wholesale decapitation or the Department of Homeland Security leadership, the official says.
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In London alone, a city deeply impacted by the murder and attempted decapitation of soldier Lee Rigby by Islamic extremists in 2013, three women were reportedly beheaded in 2014 in alleged crimes with no apparent jihadist motivation.
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Season 2 of "Fortitude," the British thriller previously shown on Pivot in the United States, opens with a rare heavenly spectacle called a blood aurora, a decapitation and a move to Amazon Prime starting Friday, April 14.
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Especially perilous would be any hint that the United States and South Korea were preparing a "decapitation" strike against the North Korean leadership, which could lead a desperate Mr. Kim to turn to nuclear or biochemical weapons.
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The country is speeding up plans to set up what some call a "decapitation unit," a brigade specifically tasked with targeting North Korea's "wartime command," including leader Kim Jong Un, according to a South Korea Defense Ministry official.
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The image on the right shows a flayed man, the sigil of House Bolton, holding a severed wolf head in his hand, which references Ramsay Bolton's murder of Rickon Stark (and the earlier decapitation of Rickon's direwolf Shaggydog).
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With that out of the way, missiles, smart bombs and huge "bunker busters" would rain down on nuclear sites, missile launchers and command posts while South Korean special forces carried out "decapitation" raids to kill North Korea's leaders.
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"No more risk of decapitation," Daphne Kalomiris, an architect with Knight Architecture LLC, cheerfully explained of the new fire shutters that once snapped shut rather ominously on the big cut-out windows that overlook the building's two courts.
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Dick breakage always seemed like one of those insanely rare injuries that materialize like a winning ticket in an extremely shitty lottery—internal decapitation, for instance, or that thing where your spinal fluid leaks out of your nose.
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Mr. Mills was also convicted of inciting the Lewisburg riot, and of the attempted decapitation in 1979 of an inmate in a bathroom stall of the federal prison in Atlanta for cheating the Brotherhood in a drug deal.
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The first story in the collection, "The Finkelstein 5," is about chain-saw decapitation, innocence destroyed by white privilege via brute force, and the lack of white accountability in our nation's maddening racial bias and failing justice system.
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A motive continues to elude investigators in the recent slaying and decapitation of 16-year-old Lee Manuel Viloria-Paulino, whose headless body was found Thursday, weeks after he vanished, partially submerged in the Merrimack River in Lawrence, Massachusetts.
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It is said that bals des victimes (victims' balls) were staged, where the Incroyables' female equivalents, Les Merveilleuses (loosely translated as "the Marvelous Ones"), wore transparent dresses reminiscent of underwear and tied red ribbons around their throats, suggesting decapitation.
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However, the decapitation strategy — which has been employed by the Obama administration via drone strikes and raids against leaders both in and outside areas of active hostilities — has produced little effect in beating back the strength of terrorist organizations.
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Exactly 226 years after the decapitation of Louis XVI, who failed to plug the crown's dismal finances and quell popular discontent over a sclerotic feudal society, Macron started his speech by invoking the king and his wife Marie-Antoinette.
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The man died not in contorted agony, buried in pumice and ash, but by decapitation from a large block of stone that had most likely been propelled through the air by volcanic gases, crushing his thorax and his head.
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The series's last 10 episodes begin as the Liars try to put their lives back together in the wake of Noel Kahn's decapitation and the revelation that Spencer (Troian Bellisario) is the secret daughter of Mary Drake (Andrea Parker).
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In recent weeks, the President empowered White House senior adviser Stephen Miller to lead the administration's border policies "and he's executing his plan" with what amounts to a wholesale decapitation of the department's leadership, an official has told CNN.
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South Korea speeds up creation of Kim Jong Un 'decapitation unit' The move is being made in part because of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's New Year's statement that he was pursuing the possible launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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An Oklahoma woman who allegedly survived a beheading attempt by a disgruntled former co-worker told jurors a harrowing tale of survival at the suspect's trial for the alleged attack and the decapitation killing of another woman, according to multiple reports.
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And Congress' unilateral decapitation of Puerto Rico's internal constitutional structure, without the consent of the Puerto Rican people, will no doubt tear to shreds the fundamental right to self-government of the 3.4 million U.S. citizens residing on the island.
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North Korean hackers stole classified data from South Korea last year — including its joint wartime contingency plans with the U.S. The data included the "decapitation" plan to remove Kim Jong-un should war break out, a South Korean lawmaker told reporters.
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One of the plans included the South Korean military's plan to remove the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, referred to as a "decapitation" plan, should war break out on the Korean Peninsula, the lawmaker, Rhee Cheol-hee, told reporters.
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PETA urged Florida authorities to allow only the use of firearms or captive bolt guns—think Javier Bardem in "No Country for Old Men"—to kill snakes, warning that decapitation can leave the beheaded reptiles writhing in pain for hours.
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Stone and Parker were ready to fight tooth and nail for every curse word, sex act, and decapitation in their movie, producing this legendary memo in which they gleefully denoted the particular sex acts that they felt most passionate about including.
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I believe that my partners' investments and operations have led to the overthrow of one sovereign government, involve extensive child labor and may (sooner rather than later) result in the decapitation of four Appalachian mountains, one of them utterly beautiful.
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A South Korean lawmaker last week revealed that the North had successfully broken into the South's military networks to steal war plans, including for the "decapitation" of the North Korean leadership in the opening hours of a new Korean war.
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Defense experts say the North Koreans view the annual joint military exercises, which were delayed until after the Olympics, as provocative because they contain simulated elements sometimes described as "decapitation strikes" by special operations forces that target the regime's leadership.
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Because back in 1998, right before dropping the now-classic rock opera Baby One More Time, Britney and Justin Timberlake got into a particularly nasty car accident that resulted in severe burns on Justin's part and an unfortunate case of decapitation on Britney's.
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Since October last year, more than 100 people have been killed, often by decapitation, in 40 separate attacks, in villages in Cabo Delgado - a province on the border with Tanzania where companies are developing one of the biggest gas finds in a decade.
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"So the term 'decapitation' in the true sense of cutting someone's head off is a bit extreme," said Dr. Nicholas Theodore, the director of spinal surgery at the Barrow Neurological Institute, who has operated on more than 60 patients with the injury.
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Congressional debate over action to bar the president from going to war without its approval would help reduce the risk of a conventional and nuclear war because it would reassure North Korea that a surprise decapitation attack is not about to happen.
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But even more than that of the title character, a royal daughter who is determined to kiss the mouth of John the Baptist even if that requires his decapitation, Herod as a character is a figure balanced on the knife edge of Camp.
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A restaurant massacre in Bangladesh on July 1st; a grenade attack on a Malaysian nightclub a week earlier; a suicide-bomb in the Indonesian city of Solo on July 5th; and the decapitation in the Philippines of two Western captives, in April and June.
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Each gathering incorporates not only lectures and workshops on subjects like carbon-footprint reduction, but also events like singalongs, Vedic breathing exercises, live-chicken decapitation and endless waves of innovative food like cauliflower ceviche tostadas, raw abalone, pork cracklings and goat-milk ice cream.
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So Russian fear boils down to the notion that the US could conceivably take out Moscow and top leadership in a surprise first-strike decapitation, and then rely on missile defenses to mop up the few missiles that did get launched in a counterattack.
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Season 2 of this British thriller, formerly on Pivot, debuts with a rare heavenly spectacle called a blood aurora, a decapitation and a search in the glacial wilderness for Sheriff Dan Anderssen (Richard Dormer) nine weeks after he shot the woman (Verónica Echegui) he loved.
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This theory got some quantitative support in a 2014 study by the University of Georgia's Jenna Jordan, who found that so-called "decapitation" strikes — in which the US killed a senior leader of a terrorist group — had little effect on reducing violence from that group.
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If you thought that season 7a's decapitation (RIP, Noel Kahn) had already kicked up the notch on what the network formerly known as ABC Family was willing to air, violence won't be the only thing that they are borrowing from shows like Game Of Thrones and Westworld.
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While Otero has been professionally recording bands since the early 2000s—his earliest professional credits include Cephalic Carnage's Lucid Interval and Halls of Amenti—he points to his work with Cattle Decapitation, and those records' success, for his reputation as a go-to producer for extreme outfits.
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Ever since, art history experts have pored over this rather large allegorical painting, which depicts a decapitation scene from the biblical story of Judith of Bethulia, a young Jewish widow who ends the Assyrian siege on her city by seducing and beheading the sloshed general Holofernes.
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The CENTCOM assessment that Baghdadi's death has not degraded ISIS' capabilities is the latest sign that more work remains in the ongoing effort to defeat the terror group and that high-level decapitation strikes may not be effective at eliminating the threat it continues to pose.
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Last year, the U.S. and South Korea adopted a plan to deal with an outbreak of war that includes surgical strikes against North Korean nuclear facilities, missiles, and command and control centers -- including "decapitation" operations to target senior leaders -- according to The Washington Post and South Korean media.
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The USS Wasp, an amphibious assault craft capable of carrying F-35B stealth fighter jets, is involved in war games this month in the Korean Peninsula, however, and such a craft would likely be used in the event of a "decapitation" strike aimed at Kim and his top lieutenants.
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Armed with Jordan Blilie and Cody Votolato of The Blood Brothers, Nick Zinner of Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Gabe Serbian of Cattle Decapitation and The Locust on drums, and—thrown in for good measure—Justin Pearson, known for his work in every band ever to obnoxiously violate your eardrums.
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The first time I saw him, I spent a little too long lingering in my rumpled Hello Kitty boxer PJs, waiting around for him to get off his shift at a campus cafe—to talk about the tenets of anarcho-syndicalism and the Californian deathgrind band Cattle Decapitation, probably.
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The United States, piggybacking on South Korean operations, broke into the North's computer systems in 2010, targeting the Reconnaissance General Bureau, the North's equivalent of the C.I.A. South Korean intelligence officials told lawmakers in June that Mr. Kim was desperate to get hold of South Korea's decapitation plan.
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But in a proper interagency review, the intelligence community could have pointed out that "decapitation" is a patently unreliable means of pre-emption — particularly when the organization in question is the Revolutionary Guard, an integral part of a well-honed security state with considerable depth of command talent.
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Jones has said Oprah Winfrey is trying to reduce the African population by half, that Sesame Street's new autistic Muppet was designed to normalize an increasingly common disease that's caused by vaccines, and that the Atlantic and other lefty periodicals are hinting at an imminent decapitation of President Trump.
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And Redlands does not flinch in the tendon-curling horror of that power: Del Rey's art is gruesome and grisly — decapitation tends to be that way — but there's a sophisticated elegance to it, as Del Rey elevates images of body horror, demons, and Satan into something chillingly mythical.
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A day after North Korea conducted its sixth — and by far most powerful — nuclear test this month, the South Korean defense minister, Song Young-moo, told lawmakers in Seoul that a special forces brigade defense officials described as a "decapitation unit" would be established by the end of the year.
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"This was probably the most major decapitation strike that the US has really ever been involved with since they killed Admiral [Isoroku] Yamamoto during World War II," Phillip Smyth, an expert on Shiite Islamist militarism and senior fellow at the Washington Institute, told Insider of the drone strike that killed Soleimani.
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But now this peculiar creature, famous for its regenerative abilities (like when some grew two heads in space), may have another unforeseen idiosyncrasy: It not only reacts to light after decapitation, but it gradually recoups an ability to see finer aspects of light as its eyes and brain grow back.
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After the destruction of Russian parliamentary democracy by Putin, the decapitation of the free press, his intimidation of Europe and land grabs in Ukraine and Georgia, war-crimes in Syria, et al, we have dispelled any romantic notions that this former great enemy can now be a partner for peace and mutual prosperity.
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Illusions: The Art of Magic is a book and exhibition at the McCord Museum in Montreal featuring hundreds of posters from the Golden Age of Magic The "Golden Age" of magic coincided with the heyday of the lithographic poster, and acts involving levitation, decapitation, escapes, hypnotism, and other illusions were lavishly advertised.
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According to director Tom Rotenberg, the film features an interview with man behind Longmont Potion Castle, as well as sit-downs ranging from notable fans of LPC (including Wilson, Andrew Bujalski, Weyes Blood, Cattle Decapitation, Pissed Jeans, and more) his prank call victims, his collaborators, and even the mayor of Longmont, Colorado.
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He accused the United States and South Korea of conducting massive "nuclear war exercises" aimed at "decapitation" of the North Korean leadership and occupation of its capital Pyongyang, while a call last year by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to replace the 1953 Korean War armistice with a peace agreement had been ignored.
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Photo: APA grand jury in Wyandotte County, Kansas has returned an indictment against waterpark and resort operator Schlitterbahn and one of its managers, charging them with "involuntary manslaughter, aggravated battery, and reckless endangerment of a child" over the 2016 death-by-decapitation of 10-year-old Caleb Schwab on the world's tallest water slide, the Kansas City Star reported.
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It's obviously way better that young people today can listen to their favorite track on Spotify or whatever rather than having to sift through viruses in the hope they can download a nu metal mega-mix that doesn't actually exist, or else accidentally stumble across a video of a real-life human decapitation while searching for t.A.T.u.
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This was where things were always going: A decapitation strike that dramatically destabilized a region not previously renowned for stability had become a comedic bit on par with the ones Trump serves up at the rallies, where he pledges to "bring the toilets back" and delivers off-the-cuff wildfire-prevention tips to crowds of hooting devotees.
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But other works also reveal their own visions of darkness: a nearby bust of Saint Acisclus by the Andalusian sculptor Pedro de Mena sports a red slit in his neck, representing his decapitation in the third century CE. Another statue by an unknown artist depicts the archangel St. Michael slaying the devil, whose gruesome face is twisted with clear agony.
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The combination of these incidents seemed to cross a red line for Trump, and led him to give the thumbs up to the most shocking US decapitation strike on a foreign military leader since World War II. The Soleimani strike led to the only direct attack on US forces or allies that Iran has openly claimed since the Iranian hostage crisis in 1979.
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INDIANA MAN SURVIVES INTERNAL DECAPITATION YEARS AFTER BEATING BRAIN CANCER: &aposOUR BOY IS A MIRACLE&apos Following the Waffle House shooting, Stanley also made headlines when the mother of a surviving Waffle House patron purchased her a wedding dress , and credited her with saving the life of her son, Michael Garth Sr., who had initially taken a seat at the counter of the restaurant on April 22.
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In 2009, marking the torture and killing 21 years earlier of a gay student at the University of Wyoming and the dragging and decapitation of a gay man in Texas, Congress passed the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act, a law adding sexual orientation and gender identity to the list of motivations for criminal activity that may incur harsher sentences.
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"Among the positive steps that you can commit to right away are: pledges or agreements to formally end the 68-year war, ending the practice of U.S.-[South Korean] 'decapitation' military exercises, and support for important cooperative efforts such as vital humanitarian assistance, parliamentarian dialogue and exchanges, reunions between Koreans and Korean American families, and the repatriation of U.S. service member remains," they wrote.
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Before disbanding in 2011, they scored a record deal with War Torn Records, released a split seven-inch with Cattle Decapitation (and one with Hatebreak, their parrot-led comrades in animal-led deathgrind), put out a full-length album, Now the Animals Have a Voice, and even recruited Death drummer and all-around Cool Metal Guy Richard Christy to play drums on a few tunes.
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There's a Lego red phone box; a Lego mural of the London skyline – nothing too weird, nothing so world-shatteringly bizarre as the vast and totalitarian M&M's World across the square (the strangest object on sale is probably the Lego-man cake mould, the use of which will inevitably require taking a knife and cutting your friendly Lego-man cake right across his neck, like a gruesome medieval decapitation).
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There are local stalwarts in every subgenre, from Impure Wilhelmina's tricky post-hardcore to bands like Cardiac, Voice of Ruin, Kess'khtak, Stortregn, Rorcal, and Nansis, and local venues quietly play host to some of the biggest names in metal; in 2017 alone, I have wandered into my regular haunt, L'Usine and found myself in the pit for Paradise Lost, Napalm Death, Cattle Decapitation, and Power Trip, amongst others.
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Soleimani was the leader of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps&apos elite Quds force, and though he was considered a terrorist by the US, his killing is considered by some to be the most stunning example of a decapitation strike of a foreign military leader by the US since World War II. The strike shocked the world and further alienated US allies, whom Trump has been pushing away for years.
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The North gave two reasons for its ire: long-scheduled military exercises between America and South Korea, to which it had previously acquiesced (although it may have been surprised by the involvement of Stealth fighters, which could be used in a "decapitation" strike, and B-52s, which can carry nuclear bombs), and America's insistence that it must unilaterally forswear nuclear arms—the very condition on which America agreed to talks in the first place.
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The automatic drawings in "Sketches" (29) allude to spectatorship, as disembodied human eyes appear among nipples, breasts, and torsos; "Copy After Donatello: Judith and Holofernes" (1935-37) replicates the famous Renaissance sculpture of the Biblical scene, in which the vanquished general awaits decapitation from Judith's upraised sword; in the ink study and subsequent sculpture "Mother and Daughter" (1933), a fully dressed mother holds hands with a naked daughter, allowing sexual domination to color an otherwise innocent moment of maternal love.
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