To end the life of a baby from one of those pictures is, indeed, to end a life.
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" Sontag claimed to cherish this new loneliness, since "in the end the life of a writer is very solitary.
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Like, she shouldn't have to end the life of her child to provide food for herself and for her other children.
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Once, he used 12,000 milligrams of the drug to end the life of a terminally ill patient -- an amount that could kill over 300 people.
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The problem for me with intentionally administering lethal medications to end the life of another person is that it would rob me as a healer.
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And she has seen how a quiet word in a drone command center can end the life of a young terror suspect thousands of miles away.
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"He admitted to us he went there because of that, to end the life of Felicia Barahona," Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce told reporters Wednesday, referring to the suspect.
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It is beyond disturbing that someone who is trained as a nurse to aid the sick and the dying would twist their duty to willingly end the life of another human being.
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A signifier that a disease that would end the life of one of America's finest runners was working its wretched ways inside a body that was moving as fast as few others had moved before.
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And who better to teach the youth they can do anything they set their minds to than a murderous lady-alien who will stop at nothing to end the life of the human being she is hunting for sport?
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Centered on the hotel bombing designed to end the life of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, High Dive performs a feat of reverse engineering, puncturing the botched assassination plot to reveal the precise emotional circuitry running between regular people threatened by death.
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The demo begins as Kratos gives his son a knife, instructing him that he must go out to hunt, and it ends with him helping his reluctant boy mercifully end the life of a deer that the child wounded with an arrow.
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"We are pleased with this sentence for a man who gave a deadly weapon to a 14-year-old girl, which she used to end the life of another 14-year-old child," Anita Alvarez, the state's attorney for Cook County, said in a statement.
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This is the false choice we've been left with—that the only means of stopping violent assailant is a device that could end the life of the assailant, and is basically an upgraded version of a technology that's been in use for a few hundred years.
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This death brought to an end the life of the man seen by the late Middle Ages Europe as the embodiment of knightly ideals.
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Moseby would have to pick a fight with Thomas in public and then end the life of his rival in a duel. With Thomas's known reluctance to fight, the idea of him accepting a challenge was deemed absurd.
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House then goes to Cameron, who is crying in the hospital chapel, and tells her that he is proud of her indicating that Cameron had overcome her fear and helped to end the life of the patient according to his wish.
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The Solo Ship heads there to save them. Doba Ajiba then declares that he will do whatever it takes to end the life of his own daughter, causing the Ideon's power to invoke. Karala and Joliver continue to head through the halls of the Bairal Jin and hide from the soldiers. They find the Heavy Mobile Mecha hangar and defeat the soldiers there chasing them.
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He concentrated his work predominantly within the horror genre throughout the 1970s and 1980s, often incorporating elements of crime, police procedural, and science fiction with scathing social commentary. Cohen's It's Alive tells of a couple, Frank and Lenore Davis, who give birth to a mutated baby. The doctors and nurses at the hospital attempt to end the life of the deformed child, but it instead kills them and escapes.
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The Crimson King has repeatedly tried to end the life of a "messiah" but in Derry, a place of convergence, this is now possible. Ed Deepneau takes off in his plane and Ralph fights him on board. The Crimson King manifests to prevent him from interrupting Ed's mission. Ralph succeeds in causing the plane to crash some distance away from the center, surviving by shifting himself to a higher plane of reality before impact.
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Funerary Brass of Dame Agnes Jordan from Denham Church, Bucks Agnes Jordan (died 29 January 1546) was the last pre-reformation Abbess of Syon Monastery.Syon Abbey, from: www.tudorplace.com.ar/Documents/SyonAbbey.htm It was she who had to sign the deed of surrender on 25 November 1539 which brought to an abrupt end the life of the abbey and granted all its property and wealth to Henry VIII. She was the sister of Isabel Jordan, prioress and later abbess of Wilton Abbey.
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According to military superstition, there is ultimately one round destined to end the life of each person, "the bullet with your name on it." Until that round is fired, the person for which it is intended is invincible. If the sniper carries this round at all times, it can never be fired and the sniper is therefore untouchable. The term "HOG" is actually an acronym derived from the title "Hunter Of Gunmen", which is the colloquial name for a sniper who killed an enemy sniper in combat.
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Chibs narrowly escapes death from a car bomb explosion set up by Zobell to end the life of a SAMCRO member, causing him to spend about half of the season at St. Thomas Hospital. Tara tells Jax Chibs' condition is critical, but stable; the explosion slammed Chibs' head into the ground and caused cranial bleeding. In the episode "Potlatch", Chibs' wife Fiona has returned to Charming and checks on Chibs. She gives him a kiss on the cheek and says the kiss is from Kerrianne, but she then calls him "My Love", in Irish Gaelic.
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Though devastated by the destruction of the Reformation on the houses of the congregation in the Lowlands, the houses in German lands continued and a new spirit flourished there in the 17th century. The canons ceased leading purely contemplative lives and began to engage in pastoral activity, working to make the Catholic faith strong in the now largely-Protestant towns where they lived. At that time, they formed a union with the Canons Regular of the Lateran in Italy. The events of the French Revolution worked to end the life of the congregation.
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Gidgiddoni at their head, the Nephites were able to defeat the robbers and end the life of Giddianhi in AD 19. The robbers tried again in AD 21, with a man named Zemnarihah leading them, but Gidgiddoni knew of the robbers' weaknesses and exploited them, making it impossible for them to retreat, and the Nephites took as many prisoners as would surrender, while putting the rest to death. Zemnarihah, however, was hanged. Finally, after the destruction of the band of robbers, Lachoneus and Gidgiddoni brought peace to the Nephites.
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Johan is also the mastermind of the serial murders of middle-aged couples throughout Germany. Plagued by guilt, he resolves to find Johan and end the life of this "monster" he feels responsible for creating, while evading Inspector Lunge, who suspects Tenma of the murders. In his quest to kill Johan, Tenma nearly succeeds several times only to have him slip away until their final confrontation in Ruhenheim. When Johan wants Tenma to kill him, he threatens Wim Knaup when the child's drunk father mistakes Johan for a monster and shoots him.
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The courtroom holds its breath as Sharon tells her heartbreaking story of being a young woman in love who grew distant from her husband because of his long hours as a doctor. Her affair with the Governor was a fairy tale as Van Allan treated her opulently. Upon telling him of her pregnancy he offered to leave his wife and marry her after the election, but only if she aborted their child. Sharon describes the abortion in graphic detail and how it sickened her to end the life of her first child.
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According to a Parametría poll conducted in February 2008, 59% of Mexicans think doctors should have the legal right to end the life of a person suffering from an incurable illness upon a request by the patient and his or her relatives, while 35% disagree. Its main opponents, pro-life activists and Christian churches —particularly the dominant Roman Catholic Church— have strongly lobbied against active euthanasia and promote different bills protecting the right to life "from the moment of conception until natural death." However, regional bills supporting passive euthanasia have been endorsed by several Catholic clergymen, including the archbishops of León and Morelia.
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Examples include when a patient does not want a treatment because of, for example, religious or cultural views. In the case of euthanasia, the patient, or relatives of a patient, may want to end the life of the patient. Also, the patient may want an unnecessary treatment, as can be the case in hypochondria or with cosmetic surgery; here, the practitioner may be required to balance the desires of the patient for medically unnecessary potential risks against the patient's informed autonomy in the issue. A doctor may want to prefer autonomy because refusal to please the patient's self-determination would harm the doctor- patient relationship.
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It declares that its campaign looks to bring about a generally more compassionate approach to the end-of-life. Dignity in Dying points out that in the 2010 British Social Attitudes survey 82% of the general public believed that a doctor should probably or definitely be allowed to end the life of a patient with a painful incurable disease at the patient's request.British Social Attitudes survey: 2009-10 This was further analysed to show 71% of religious people and 92% of non-religious people supported this statement. Alongside its campaigning work, Dignity in Dying, through its partner charity Compassion in Dying, is also an information source on end-of- life issues and a provider of advance decisions.
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It was Colonel , who, upon learning of Townley's work for Fatherland and Liberty, invited him to join the military dictatorship's secret police, the Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional (DINA). Michael did so under the name Andrés Wilson; Mariana joined as Ana Luisa Pizarro. In his novel Las cenizas del Cóndor, the Uruguayan Fernando Butazzoni tells how Callejas and Townley, along with their two small children, went with Colonel Espinoza to San Cristóbal Hill in Santiago, to test at a distance the detonators from the bomb that would eventually end the life of General Carlos Prats. Callejas would try to justify herself years later by saying that they were going through a bad time and that they needed money to support the family.
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In the verdict the judges expressed their shock of the brutality of the murder: > It was enough for one bullet, fired from a sniper rifle, to end the life of > the infant Shalhevet Pass, who up to that event was unknown to the wide > public, and just lived her life as all other children, until one day as the > evening came she was hit in her head, and she died, and Shalhevet whom was > still small and in her infant stage, was sentenced to death by a vile killer > whom intentionally, using a Telescopic sight, pulled the trigger. The > picture of the shot baby is on our table, is engraved in our minds and does > not give peace to our souls. We cannot understand and we cannot accept the > unbearable ease with which the killer decided to harm a helpless person.... > We the judges are only humans and we cannot see anything else but the image > which emerges in our senses, an image full of hate, blood and bereavement. > We must not accept this image and we need to do everything we can to condemn > it.
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