There's a messy execution, a near execution, and a deep betrayal.
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However, the first execution was carried out last week, a double execution was performed on Monday and a fourth execution is scheduled for tomorrow.
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The Arkansas Code doesn't require that witnesses vary from execution to execution.
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While the execution was not kept secret, it was not a public execution.
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MORE EXECUTION RISK Fitch sees more merger-related execution risk from Marriott's revised offer.
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Van Hook's execution would be the 14th execution in the United States this year.
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Arizona has not carried out an execution since the July 2014 execution of Joseph Wood.
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The tradition of having witnesses to an execution is almost as old as execution itself.
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The execution of a gay woman in episode three seems inspired by a real Iranian execution.
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The updated protocol includes verifying execution drugs at each step and more training for execution teams.
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That state's last execution, of Joseph Wood, gained international notoriety as the longest execution in American history.
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Dunham called the execution of Clayton Lockett a "failure" after the execution team couldn't find a vein.
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Not long after Jones' execution, U.S. District Judge Kristine Baker issued a stay of execution for inmate Marcel Williams, citing court filings arguing that continuing with his execution would "demonstrate an ongoing constitutional violation—cruel, unusual, and inhumane infliction of pain and suffering," because Jones remained partially conscious during his execution.
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" Ahead of Gray's execution, his lawyers appealed to the US Supreme Court for a stay of the execution -- criticizing the use of a controversial drug combination -- calling it an "experimental and unconstitutional method of execution.
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The Court's Republican majority allowed the execution to move forward without the imam in the execution chamber, despite the fact that Alabama permits Christian inmates to be comforted by a Christian pastor during an execution.
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If he flips, it's a stay of execution but the [Iran deal] is only getting a stay of execution.
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If you're Amazon buying cardboard or GM buying steel, do you get the best execution or the worst execution?
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On Tuesday, just one week and a day before Dozier's planned execution, Nevada unveiled its new, three-drug execution regimen.
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They argue that such a high-risk execution places an unfair burden on corrections workers involved in the execution process.
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The execution came about two weeks before the planned execution of convicted murderer Travis Clinton Hittson, set for Feb. 17.
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Since kickbacks result in worse trade execution, brokers that route client orders for kickbacks violate their duty of best execution.
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IGI, the primary method of execution if lethal injection is ruled unconstitutional or the execution drugs necessary are not available.
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Brian Sandoval to halt the execution until the state makes its execution plan public, and it's vetted by the courts.
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"I don't think it would be fair to even remotely classify this as a public execution," Dunham said of Jones' execution.
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We hope Governor Hutchinson will refrain from setting an execution date for Mr. Greene since he is not competent for execution.
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Missouri execution The planned execution of a Missouri inmate is on hold while new DNA evidence in the case is reviewed.
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Ohio wasn't the first state to use midazolam in an execution — Florida was, in 2013 — but McGuire's execution drew national criticism.
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Instead, Arkansas's execution team, which has not performed an execution in over a decade and has never performed an execution with midazolam, faces a daunting and relentless schedule of two executions per day, repeated four times over 11 days.
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If they are invalid, then the execution is unwound, and the correct execution path can be started based on the actual conditions.
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What is more, at least one of the men facing imminent execution is intellectually disabled and should be categorically ineligible for execution.
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In 2013, Florida added midazolam to its execution protocol and became the first state to carry out an execution involving the drug.
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Death penalty After 25 years without an execution, the federal death penalty is being reinstated in the US. Yesterday, Attorney General William Barr directed the Bureau of Prisons to schedule the execution of five inmates after adopting an updated execution protocol.
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On Monday, a federal judge in Alabama stayed McNabb's execution to allow him time to challenge the state's use of midazolam, But shortly before McNabb's execution, the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday lifted a stay that had halted the execution.
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Nebraska lawmakers opted to add fentanyl to the state's execution cocktail to carry out the first execution there in more than two decades.
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His execution followed a flurry of court rulings Thursday, capped by the US Supreme Court's denial of multiple requests for stays of execution.
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Lee's execution followed a flurry of court rulings Thursday, capped by the US Supreme Court's denial of multiple requests for stays of execution.
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Warden Davenport then left the execution chamber, leaving [a correctional officer, identified only as D.F.] and the prison chaplain in the execution chamber.
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With bipartisan support, without an execution since 28503, and with only 22019 on death row, there may never be another execution in Kansas.
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Meaningful Execution Risk: Voyage's strategy is to expand substantially its community-based care services business, which bears some execution risks in our view.
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As the execution looked unlikely to happen next week, Stone was granted a stay of execution by a US district judge on Tuesday.
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Regardless of one's views about the death penalty, and notwithstanding limitations on execution drug sales, there is no excuse for a torturous execution.
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At the same time, execution speeds often vary among venues, which can create imbalances in demand for Treasury securities and affect execution costs.
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Corrections officials had previously defended Mr. Wood's execution, and a report commissioned by the state found that his execution had been conducted properly.
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Some of the most important details of Arkansas' execution spree will remain unknown Some of the most important details of Arkansas' execution spree will remain unknown There are a few parts of Kenneth Williams' execution in Arkansas last Thursday that everyone agrees happened.
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For the use of the execution drug, I was called I think about two years ago from a reporter from Oklahoma, and she told me that they [are] thinking of using or they [were] using midazolam for execution or sedation before execution.
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Meaningful Execution Risk: Voyage's strategy is to expand substantially the company's community-based care services business, which bears some execution risks in our view.
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If an execution goes wrong and the execution staffers have reason to believe they were somehow responsible, the chances of trauma are even higher.
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Garcia's attorneys have asked that either the state not be allowed to use Greenpark's drugs in his execution, or that his execution be stayed.
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Ohio Supreme court ruled on Wednesday that the state can go ahead with the execution of a convicted inmate who survived a botched execution.
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Hutchinson had put a temporary hold on Williams' execution Thursday evening to allow the US Supreme Court to consider motions for stays of execution.
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Prioritize Execution A key underlying premise of this step is that AT&T must undergo a strategic shift away from acquisition and toward execution.
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He had appealed before The execution was delayed by about six hours until the US Supreme Court denied a stay of execution for Rhines.
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"By granting the preliminary injunction, the court has made clear that no execution should go forward while there are still so many unanswered questions about the government's newly announced execution method," said Shawn Nolan, one of the lawyers for the men facing federal execution.
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The 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals had granted a stay of execution, but the high court lifted that stay and cleared the way for the execution, saying that Ray had waited too long -- he made the claim fewer than two weeks before his execution.
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Florida execution Florida held its first execution in a year and a half, utilizing a lethal injection drug that had never been used in America.
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"The execution of Sheikh Nimr was an execution of reason, moderation and dialogue," the council's Vice President Sheikh Abdel Amir Qabalan said in a statement.
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"The execution protocol specifies," Alabama's Attorney General argued in briefs, that the "only people allowed in the execution chamber with the condemned " are prison employees.
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Focus on Execution: The Stabilisation of the Outlook reflects the evidence of adequate execution skills of Dufry's management and its adherence to stated financial policies.
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Strong Execution Track Record: Wanda's track record of timely delivery of projects, high occupancy rates and continued rental rate growth reflect management's strong execution capabilities.
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In the case of Moore's execution, two unnamed pharmaceutical companies tried to prevent the execution from happening out of concern that their reputations would be tainted.
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On Monday, the state Supreme Court had refused to block Irick's execution, saying the lawsuit filed by inmates involving the execution drugs wasn't likely to succeed.
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" She added: "I think the first part of this year is going to be entirely emotionally driven and determined on execution — whether that execution is done quickly.
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Restructuring Strategy Brings Execution Risks: The company's target of doubling its 2016 operating margin (to an implied 12%) after 2018 faces significant execution risks, in our view.
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We know that consciousness is a continuum, and from the descriptions of Smith's execution, he was likely in a semi-conscious state for some of his execution.
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Marten ruled that a previously granted stay of execution was "no longer in effect," raising the possibility that Gray may suffer the first military execution since 1961.
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Although the report did not focus on a single execution, the review of the process began in the wake of the 2014 botched execution of Clayton Lockett.
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Broom's case was rejected in March by the Ohio Supreme Court, which ruled the mistakes happened in the preparation for the execution, not in the execution itself.
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There are 39 inmates on death row in South Carolina, and Mr. Stone's execution date marked the state's first scheduled execution since 2011, The Associated Press reported.
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Lawyers for Mr. Gray are seeking to block his execution over the use of compounded midazolam, which they said no state has used in an execution before.
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"At the end of the day, execution is everything in this business, and a company with great execution will likely see its stock go higher," Cramer said.
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"A state could effectively veto a federal execution simply by making unavailable state officials or resources that are required by state law for the execution," he wrote.
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"The execution -- and it is an execution of that nine year old boy -- has to come from one singularly evil person not from a plan," he said.
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The chaplain was allowed to be present, the officials went on, because he was an employee of the prison system who was "a member of the execution team" and was "familiar with the technicalities of the execution protocol," having attended almost every execution in the state since 1997.
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Ray's attorneys had challenged Alabama's execution procedure, saying it favors Christian inmates because a Christian chaplain employed by the prison typically is in the chamber during an execution.
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Dozier's execution will be Nevada's first in more than a decade, and it will take place in the state's new execution chamber, renovated last year for nearly $900,000.
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BitDam seals off vulnerabilities in business applications by learning the applications legitimate execution and eliminating any execution of alien code, in real time and before it penetrates the organization.
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It was the fifth mishandled execution in Ohio in recent years and the second time an attempted execution was abandoned, according to the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio.
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Oh, and because Spectre doesn't rely on out of order execution, but instead exploits what's called "branch prediction" or "speculative execution," fixes for Meltdown won't necessarily help with Spectre.
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She said no execution date had been set, but Richard Piatt, a spokesman for the Utah attorney general's office, said his execution would most likely have happened next year.
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Other states typically allow religious advisers to accompany inmates up until the execution chamber, but not into it accord to the AP. Ray's was Alabama's first execution in 2019.
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In California, which has not conducted an execution since 2006, inmates on death row can await execution for decades while their appeals make their way through the court system.
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"Early in the execution, Smith, with eyes closed, did cough but at no time during the execution was there observational evidence that he suffered," Dunn said in a statement.
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State law does not specify where spiritual advisers are allowed during an execution, she pointed out, and the state refused to provide its execution policies and procedures to Ray.
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"How to proceed when faced with a potential execution is one of the most difficult decisions I will ever have to make as governor," she said after one execution.
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Mr. Lockett's execution is a cautionary tale, not only about the failures of midazolam as an execution drug, but also about the perils of performing executions back to back.
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The state has kept secret the details of its plan for the execution, including training for the execution staff and how the state acquired the drugs and from where.
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Stone's execution was stayed — as expected — on Tuesday.
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Alabama halted Hamm's execution in February when the execution team could not connect an intravenous line to Hamm, who had damaged veins because of lymphoma, hepatitis and past drug use.
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However, hours before the execution, three federal judges in an Atlanta appeals court stayed the execution to investigate whether Bundy had been mentally competent during the trial of Kimberly Leach.
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EditorsNote: fix: Spelling of LaMarcus Aldridge in third graph Spurs take advantage of Thunder's lack of execution late OKLAHOMA CITY — Late game execution has bedeviled Oklahoma City the entire season.
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On Monday, the state Supreme Court denied a stay of Irick&aposs execution, saying a lawsuit filed by inmates contesting the execution drugs being used wasn&apost likely to succeed.
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"(Intel's) lack of execution and AMD's flawless execution has yet to play out in terms of the market share AMD is going to gain in the coming years," Mosesmann said.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the execution of a Buddhist inmate in Texas whose request that his spiritual adviser be present in the execution chamber had been denied.
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In July, the execution of Scott Dozier in Nevada was delayed after a drug maker, Alvogen, said one of the drugs in the state's execution protocol had been obtained illicitly.
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Lee's execution had been set for Monday, but a separate ruling by a judge in Washington last month put his execution and that of three other federal inmates on hold.
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"There has been a herd mentality when it comes to execution drugs and procedures," he said, and after one state was able to carry out an execution using Midazolam, others followed.
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Two lower courts had agreed to put the execution on hold, but after Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall petitioned the Supreme Court, the majority agreed to lift the stay of execution.
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Unlike in the United States where execution dates are set in advance and made public, inmates in Japan are notified on the morning of their execution, usually about an hour before.
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The order by Clark County District Court Judge Elizabeth Gonzalez delaying the execution marks the first time a pharmaceutical company has succeeded in halting an execution over legal or ethical concerns.
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Dozier's execution was halted by a Nevada judge in July after the drug company manufacturing the chemical to be used in his execution filed a lawsuit seeking to block its use.
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The FCA said it will revisit the issue of best execution later this year to see what evidence asset managers have that they customers are not paying too much for execution.
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"Best execution doesn&apost change," Redfearn said at the event, referring to execution quality, which involves how quickly a trade goes through and the price action that hurts or helps customers.
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However, the 1,634 figure only accounts for official state execution data, meaning it does not include data from China, a major proponent of capital punishment who considers execution data classified information.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a request for a stay of execution from an Alabama inmate who said the state's method of execution could subject him to excruciating pain.
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"It is the same strategy adopted by many death-row inmates with an impending execution: bring last-minute claims that will delay the execution, no matter how groundless," Justice Thomas wrote.
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The federal government's last execution was in 2003, in large part due to a still-pending lawsuit challenging the federal execution protocol, which temporarily prevented many federal inmates from being executed.
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Nice idea for sure — let's see about the execution.
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Our offensive execution - we were really working at it.
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" But Slootman, he stressed, is "very focused on execution.
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An 80-year-old chemist is not happy his drug is being used in Arkansas' execution spree An 80-year-old chemist is not happy his drug is being used in Arkansas' execution spree The state of Arkansas executed two death row inmates Monday night, the first double execution in the United States since 1003.
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas postponed an Alabama man's execution U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas postponed an Alabama man's execution The state of Alabama was set to execute 74-year-old Thomas Douglas Arthur Thursday night at Holman Correctional Facility, but U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas issued a temporary stay of execution.
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Arkansas goes through with double execution despite allegations that one inmate was "gulping for air" Arkansas goes through with double execution despite allegations that one inmate was "gulping for air" For a few minutes Monday night, it seemed like the United States's first double execution in more than a decade would not take place.
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But human rights groups say Sekaanvand's imminent execution is the result of an unfair trial and that she shouldn't face execution because she was a minor at the time of the killing.
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"Plaintiff has waited until the eve of his execution to suddenly claim that he has been treated for pain with medication that will allegedly interfere with his execution, ..." the state's lawyers wrote.
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And last Thursday, a deadlocked court refused to vacate a stay of execution of an Alabama man, Vernon Madison, with the court's four conservatives saying they would have let the execution proceed.
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The Wednesday execution would be Nevada's first in 12 years, after Daryl Mack was executed in 2006, and the first to take place in a new execution facility at Ely State Prison.
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But in the end, his execution was delayed after a drug company intervened, saying that it would suffer grave reputational harm if its products were used in the execution against its wishes.
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The execution of Ronald Phillips, who was 19 when he killed Sheila Marie Evans, his girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter, came amid a legal dispute about the constitutionality of Ohio's execution method.
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In its own words, Gtmhub is an OKR-centric software company, while "provid[ing] a long-term vision and the execution process necessary to bridge the strategy/execution gap," according to Elliott.
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Romell Broom, survived execution September 103, 2009, in Ohio: Broom's execution was halted by Ohio Governor Ted Strickland after a medical team tried for hours to puncture Broom's veins and administer the injections.
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The execution of John David Battaglia has been postponed twice before; his attorneys unsuccessfully petitioned the United States Supreme Court, seeking a suspension of his sentence, claiming Battaglia is mentally incompetent for execution.
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He came close to execution in May 2016, after the United States Court of Appeals for the 43th Circuit had granted a stay of execution that Alabama then asked the justices to vacate.
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A deadlocked eight-member Supreme Court refused to vacate a stay of execution issued by a federal appeals court, with the court's four conservative members saying they would have let the execution proceed.
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That's because a company's execution can make a big difference.
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He seems to have been exclusively concerned with technical execution.
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The circumstances of Muhammad Afzal's trial and execution remain controversial.
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However, the surplus largely reflects the delayed execution of capex.
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His execution and three others were halted by court rulings.
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No date has been set for the first new execution.
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It's pretty inelegant in execution, and it's certainly not inconspicuous.
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Without that, companies can experience challenges with manufacturing and execution.
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Now, no religious advisers are let in the execution chamber.
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A method of execution either is or is not cruel.
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Two lower courts agreed to put the execution on hold.
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Van Cuylenborg was shot "execution style," the Everett Herald reported.
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CNN has not been able to verify the execution reports.
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The execution was halted, but Lockett died after 43 minutes.
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This could be fixed by allowing more flexible execution mechanisms.
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As the governor of a southern state, Clinton's execution of
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I think it's focused on execution, as it should be.
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Or maybe it was a failure of the artists' execution.
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The Dawn is a perfect execution of this design philosophy.
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"This was a preplanned execution of eight individuals," DeWine said.
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The plan is not particularly original, but the execution is.
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Not all family members are adamantly opposed to the execution.
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But as with any strategy, so much relies on execution.
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It showed the execution of an American journalist, James Foley.
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The attack was stopped just days before its planned execution.
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The last execution in Sri Lanka was 43 years ago.
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Yves D'Evreux's account is the only record of Tibira's execution.
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ZTE's execution has now taken on its own political momentum.
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Developers can trigger events and will only pay per execution.
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Will it facilitate a seamless execution of Saudi Arabia's strategy?
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Campbell's execution was rescheduled for June 5, 2019, Stebbins said.
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While the execution was clumsy, I got the first one.
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It was the perfect execution of a difficult trick play.
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It is not clear how his execution was carried out.
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Bucklew had successfully staved off his execution in the past.
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The device's hardware was solid and the execution was there.
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The BreakSafe is a good idea marred by terrible execution.
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Since then, for 217 years, he has been awaiting execution.
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Then there is the question of which offences merit execution.
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Literature provided subject matter for paintings, and influenced their execution.
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Mary's Catholicism was on display the morning of her execution.
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Other products weren't quite right in the engineering and execution.
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That's the dream anyway — the current execution still needs work.
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Hopefully we can play with the same intensity and execution.
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Also, the execution of the assistant powers is still clunky.
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You thrill to the recognition, not the context or execution.
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In June Thailand carried out its first execution since 2009.
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The ACLU of Nevada isn't seeking to delay Dozier's execution.
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There are rows of nooses lined up for mass execution.
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We really view it as an execution problem with Tesla.
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This will be the state's first execution in 18 months.
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Asa Hutchinson set for rapid execution this month show it.
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The next execution in Texas is set for Sept. 12.
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Execution risks that you've been neglecting because you're too busy.
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But Quinn believes the future of InVision rests on execution.
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Kenneth Dewayne Williams: Thursday Williams' execution is scheduled for Thursday.
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"His main problem was pitch execution," manager Bryan Price said.
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South Carolina's current stock of execution drugs expired in 2011.
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"This plan was 90 percent ready for execution," he added.
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We all have it, but many stumble on the execution.
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That sounds cool, but it's the execution that makes it.
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Nonetheless, what matters most is the execution of those ideas.
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"Just poor execution," said manager Bryan Price of Simon's performance.
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It had not been used in a U.S. execution before.
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We're really good at logistics and driving results and execution.
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"Practice" is fascinating in concept and deeply questionable in execution.
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But an average idea with great execution could become successful.
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Freddie's execution date had been scheduled for that very day.
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Healthy communication fosters better collaboration, strategies, decision making, and execution.
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I think it gives a little more comfort on execution.
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"There's no one holding them accountable for execution," Hsiung said.
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Boren's widow said earlier she planned to witness the execution.
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Jodie Efird, daughter of victim Cecil Boren, watched the execution.
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"It was preparation and execution," Marshall coach Doc Holliday said.
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The Griggs are full of terrible ideas and worse execution.
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On Friday, death row inmate Bruce Ward's execution was stayed.
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In 2005, the court outlawed the execution of juvenile murderers.
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The banter intent is there, but the execution is muddled.
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That's a fine philosophy, but their execution was all wrong.
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Not exactly the same execution, but look at Shovel Knight.
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It's easy to kill a good idea with bad execution.
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Halasz capitalizes on that grace with precise planning and execution.
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The redesign, Tillerson said, had moved into phase three: execution.
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I asked him if he wanted to attend Stumpf's execution.
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The execution was originally planned for Tuesday at 7 p.m.
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The four liberal justices favored putting the execution on hold.
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All, however, agree the execution so far has been flawed.
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Execution orders are carried out by the Ministry of Justice.
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Dozier did not make legal challenges to halt his execution.
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These lessons extend from hiring, through coaching, to business execution.
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The focus has been execution, not rolling up big statistics.
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Nonetheless, the transaction reduced business diversification and heightens execution risk.
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No one from Standifer's family was present for the execution.
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Piper Jaffray also pointedly criticized the company's management and execution.
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With Asahara's execution, he hoped this fear would go away.
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Current athletes get a difficulty score and an execution score.
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But Mr. Kim's "execution has been challenged," Mr. Solomon said.
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"They've made extraordinary strides at improving their execution," Cramer said.
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The key to finding success as an entrepreneur is execution.
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"Bad execution — trying to throw some fastballs up," Gausman said.
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His lawyer in the lawsuit says the execution was botched.
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Arkansas, like other states, regulates who can witness an execution.
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Execution of arbitrary code with kernel privileges – up to $50,000.
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The Queen may have secured a stay of execution, however.
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Manutencoop had to widen pricing substantially during the execution process.
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Iran continues to have the highest execution rate per capita.
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His ideas are nearly always marvelous, the execution less confident.
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I create video content from development to execution to marketing.
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Fitch believes management has demonstrated good execution on these initiatives.
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They're graded on expectations, temperament, communication skills, consistency, and execution.
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The execution, on the other hand, is not so easy.
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In terms of Winifred's mannerisms, your execution was spot on.
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Last fall, he got an execution date in April 2017.
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This show was somewhat last minute from an execution standpoint.
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"Klout's execution and timing was wrong," she told Business Insider.
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The military did not announce any date for the execution.
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Another judge formally issued an indefinite stay of the execution.
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Seven times the state set a date for his execution.
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It is a conventional execution of a brilliantly uncommon subject.
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But Instagram's execution and balance have been on another level.
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But it's also a great execution of Blizzard's standard formula.
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The Supreme Court blocks an execution; another Brexit deal fails.
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But execution felt impossible, and I turned off the game.
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Like a botched execution, it left the family newly traumatized.
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The next thing I know, he's ratcheting up to execution.
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"Price avoided his April execution date by gamesmanship," they wrote.
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That "was an execution mistake on our side," he said.
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In March, five justices voted to stay Mr. Bucklew's execution.
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Last Thursday, it performed its third execution in four months.
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Ferguson's works are technically accomplished and tidy in their execution.
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The orbit is the biggest key difference in the execution.
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But the execution has never been more precise and thoughtful.
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The concept was simple, but its execution requirements were formidable.
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Ron DeSantis last week urging him to stop the execution.
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Religious scholars and public officials have demanded his public execution.
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The book ends as it had to: with Cromwell's execution.
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Still, his execution remained in question until his final hours.
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Unlike Carton, though, there's nothing noble about Giovanni's impending execution.
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Planners should always strive towards failing in favor of execution.
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Gregg Abbott to halt a death row inmate's scheduled execution.
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We're now into the implementation and execution against those policies.
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We believe the strategy and exceptional execution demonstrate great potential.
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"They have plan, the question is about execution," he said.
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" Strasburg added: "Really, it comes down to execution of pitches.
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Those who defiantly said yes were sentenced to immediate execution.
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James Dailey is running out of time to avoid execution.
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For Disney, success might just all come down to execution.
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Relatives of the two men Zagorski killed attended the execution.
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George Wallace stayed his execution no less than 13 times.
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The movie opens with the warden overseeing an execution. If
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Qassim Suleimani was utterly brilliant, in conception and in execution.
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"Unicorn Store" (2019) was a quirky film with clunky execution.
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The order was stayed, suspending the execution of the judgment.
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Before that, there was the startling execution of his uncle.
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His cell was just 30 feet from the execution chamber.
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This is certainly true of the men scheduled for execution.
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It was a good idea let down by poor execution.
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So, you know, execution still not this division's strong suit.
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"The execution wasn't quite there," Sharks captain Joe Pavelski said.
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It just shifts its execution to another kind of weapon.
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Admittedly, both have more strings to their bows than execution.
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The last execution in the federal system was in 2003.
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"Just a lack of execution on our part," Watson said.
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The impending execution of Keith Tharpe cannot pass that test.
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Her expertise is in cybersecurity, disaster preparedness, and efficient execution.
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The execution comes amid scrutiny over Alabama's death penalty process.
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It just required a faster execution and larger content output.
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And she did not object to the execution on Wednesday.
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There's something about insurrection and execution and an asparagus chair.
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I didn't like the execution on it and- Because why?
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It seemed to be the remains of a mass execution.
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The unit of Societe Generale has completed the final integration of its execution teams after shifting the high-touch cash equity team into the new global execution services operation, part of SG prime services.
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South Carolina is one of only nine states that allow for execution by electric chair, but this bill would make it the only state to require the electric chair as the primary execution method.
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Phillips' execution for the rape and murder of his girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter, originally set for December 2009, was halted along with all Ohio executions in 2014 after the execution of Dennis McGuire.
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South Korea's Unification Ministry spokesman Jeong Joon Hee confirmed the execution during a press conference early on Wednesday, held to address media reports of a public execution of a senior-level North Korean official.
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Justices Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas voted against halting the execution, as they did in a strikingly similar case last month when a Muslim inmate in Alabama had requested an imam at his execution.
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In papers filed Tuesday, the organization asked the state to turn over records explaining how and why it acquired the new execution drugs, and more details about how, exactly, Dozier's execution will play out.
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The commission, formed soon after the state imposed the moratorium amid a grand jury investigation of the execution process, identified problems in other areas, such as forensics, innocence protection and the execution process itself.
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This is a country which has led the world's per-capita execution rate, which routinely jails, tortures and murders dissidents, and which has no problem with the summary execution of protesters in the street.
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The stay of execution issued by Atlanta-based 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals put off what would have been the 15th execution in the United States this year and the second in Alabama.
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If the execution method fails to cause death, the physician as the state agent, must be able to revive the inmate in order to avoid killing him, not by lawful execution but by unlawful manslaughter.
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"Plaintiff has waited until the eve of his execution to suddenly claim that he has been treated for pain with medication that will allegedly interfere with his execution, ..." lawyers for the state of Georgia wrote.
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And in March, Kavanaugh voted with the court's majority to halt the execution of a Buddhist inmate who has asked for his spiritual advisor to be present in the execution chamber, and who was denied.
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Both regulators said the Swiss bank's Retail Execution Services business, which closed in 2015, treated orders for which execution quality was not required to be publicly reported less favorably than orders subject to such reporting.
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The Supreme Court in a 5-4 ruling allowed the execution to proceed Thursday, overturning a ruling the previous day from the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that stayed the execution on religious grounds.
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Dozier had been scheduled for execution in November, but a district court judge had ruled that cisatracurium couldn't be used in the execution over concerns about the muscle relaxant, which could hide signs of pain.
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The Innocence Project, Reed's legal team, tweeted that the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals granted an indefinite stay of execution of Friday, hours after the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles recommended delaying the execution.
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"By his volunteering for execution and forcing the issue, Nevada had to come up with execution drugs, and they engaged in a pattern of lies and subterfuge in order to do that," Mr. Dunham said.
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On Friday, Reed found out his execution had been suspended when the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled to block Reed's execution, which had been scheduled for November 20, according to the New York Times.
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MiFID II and more robust requirements for so-called best execution, including comparing prices across brokers, were boosting the use of transaction cost analysis (TCA), which helps traders measure performance against execution benchmarks, it said.
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The justices have been bitterly divided over the execution of a Muslim inmate in Alabama, who claimed his religious rights were violated because he could not have an imam with him in the execution chamber.
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His execution was scheduled for last March, but the justices voted to put it on hold in order to hear his case, with now-retired Justice Kennedy casting the deciding vote to stay the execution.
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Critics saw the mass execution as a warning to Saudi dissidents.
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His execution followed that of fellow Canadian John Ridsdel in April.
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Her two older sisters and father were taken away for execution.
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That is plausible given Merck's strong execution in IO so far.
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In fact, a board-certified anesthesiologist devised Nevada's original execution protocol.
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Currently "you need to have the perfect execution" to make money.
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I am really surprised at the poor execution of Del Taco.
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But the warden left the execution chamber at 245:217 a.m.
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Nebraska carried out its first execution in 21 years last Aug.
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Sansa, exuding the confidence of a knight, carries out the execution.
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The Pokémon Go Plus is reasonably priced, though imperfect in execution.
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Characters beg for mercy before execution, frequently during profanity-laced rants.
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If convicted, Kinner could be eligible for execution under Idaho law.
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It doesn't always take perfect execution to create an unforgettable moment.
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His execution was subsequently botched because the marksmen missed his heart.
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Hook is scheduled to die using Ohio's three-drug execution method.
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Certainly, there is higher execution risk, but deals do get approved.
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The defense is hoping jurors will spare Roof, 22, from execution.
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Christopher Lee Price's execution was carried out at 8:12 p.m.
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What is the role of the doctor in the execution chamber?
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His lawyers had employed several arguments against the execution this year.
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Siege, starvation and the reported execution of civilians in plain sight.
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Sixty-nine minutes after the execution began, he was pronounced dead.
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An appeal of Johnson's stay of execution was undecided, Deere said.
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Conviction and execution would be separated by only a few months.
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The fentanyl for Dozier&aposs execution was made by Akorn Inc.
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Utah now allows that method if drugs for execution are unavailable.
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I pride myself on execution, and it wasn't perfect this quarter.
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"The stuff was there, execution was just simply poor," Peavy said.
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We are crying out to be heard, not screaming for execution.
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The concept writes big checks; the execution has smaller funds available.
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Greg Abbott on Saturday about the upcoming execution of Rodney Reed.
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While the intention may be good, the execution is not so.
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The differences between the execution of the phones is pretty stark.
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His execution on Saturday prompted outrage among Shiites across the region.
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CBK has a consistent execution under its renewed and clearer strategy.
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The customers aren't hurt by this; they still get fantastic execution.
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Pulling off remote code execution, however, might just get you paid.
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But the hurdles to obtaining these drugs precede Arkansas's execution plans.
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Turnovers, defensive lapses and poor offensive execution marked another ugly collapse.
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Attorneys for a Texas inmate facing imminent execution are asking Gov.
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So that's the Netflix story, and their execution has been fantastic.
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The last execution in the southern African nation was in 2005.
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If convicted, he would have faced a maximum penalty of execution.
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Instead of stopping the second execution, the duo lets it proceed.
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Ukraine's lawyer asked the court for an interim stay of execution.
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Before his execution, Hittson refused to request a formal last meal.
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During that time, she was present during a 2014 botched execution.
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A strong Halloween costume is only as good as its execution.
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Our execution has to be a lot better than it is.
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But the agency's execution in a new website is just embarrassing.
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It was an impressive if imperfect execution of its lofty ideas.
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Her execution at the Tower of London was due at 9am.
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High performance culture, execution and strategy were hallmarks of the company.
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Naturally, it will come down to execution like any other startup.
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The execution is perfect, but the theme itself is simply poetic.
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"The execution just wasn&apost there," Hurricanes coach Bill Peters said.
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The execution cocktail would've also used midazolam and the paralytic, cisatracurium.
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Pete Ricketts to stop the execution garnered more than 60,000 signatures.
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The problem is not in the thesis, but in its execution.
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At one point, Williamson had come within five days of execution.
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Therefore, execution is becoming more complicated and the cost is rising.
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Criticize Sanchez's ugly techniques and execution individually, but together they're timeless.
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Guests are lined up and beaten, berated and threatened with execution.
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However, AR has issues with execution, which tends to feel gimmicky.
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His execution was originally set for May of the same year.
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While Trinity's look was not overly inventive, the execution was flawless.
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It is unclear if or when McGehee's execution will be rescheduled.
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Tennessee&aposs first execution since 2009 is scheduled for Aug. 9.
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Then there's execution risk: the chance that Sayer screws things up.
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The execution was the first this year in the United States.
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The protest followed Saudi Arabia's execution of a prominent Shiite cleric.
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It was the 14th execution in the United States this year.
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Alas, the idea proved more successful in theory than in execution.
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"It's the intersection of ideas and execution that makes things happen."
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"There's a huge amount of execution in this thing," Kwatinetz said.
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It's not even about time at this stage, it's about execution.
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Sadr belonged to a committee overseeing the project's execution, prosecutors said.
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Previously, M&A execution was handled by the bank's sector teams.
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Matthews' mother, Kathleen Reeves, plans to witness the execution on Thursday.
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Imagine a Pre-Raphaelite subject and composition but with Impressionist execution.
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But, in execution, the crumpets look creepy AF and vaguely murderous.
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"It was a cruel and crude method of execution," he said.
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The design (or maybe just the CGI execution) left me wanting.
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"I'm disappointed by our execution," Kennesaw State coach Al Skinner said.
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When you have that care, it really shows in the execution.
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They suggested we get together on the night of the execution.
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The state Supreme Court offered no comment in staying Ward's execution.
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I was very proud of our execution, got wide-open shots.
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Mr Glossip lost his appeal and awaits execution on death row.
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Judges awarded her effort with a nearly flawless 9.9 for execution.
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Big moves stir excitement in a way steady execution does not.
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The specific execution of the Nazi genocide was and remains unprecedented.
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Gray's execution marks the second in the United States this year.
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There was a full "run through" of the execution every week.
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And uncertainty that even affects our financial planning and strategy execution.
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He used expletives to characterize the Jets' game plan and execution.
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The AP said Baker delayed Williams's execution until 8:30 p.m.
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Bach was offered the opportunity to witness the execution but declined.
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Collier, the court halted an execution in Texas on similar grounds.
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Fitch also views these acquisitions as generally carrying low execution risk.
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There's usually a pastor around whenever vigilantes gather for an execution.
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"Everyone has seen a public execution in North Korea," he added.
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After exhausting appellate claims, Miller's focus shifted to his impending execution.
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"Bed Bath hasn't exactly had the most consistent execution," he said.
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The execution of each one of the letters is very clear.
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Dozier, 47, is not making legal challenges to halt his execution.
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Regardless, there still is a best execution obligation to customer order.
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It's as laughable as taking your children to a public execution.
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At one point, he was nine days away from planned execution.
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California has 210 people awaiting execution, more than any other state.
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Still, Modernland has demonstrated stronger sales execution during the recent downturn.
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Now, they're adapting it for the small screen with astounding execution.
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Yet, in execution, Booker's plan was a disaster for Kavanaugh foes.
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Ronald Bert Smith's execution date follows closely after on December 8.
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It's a rare and welcome financial penalty for poor merger execution.
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Does killing a suspected terrorist by unmanned aircraft constitute extrajudicial execution?
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Some 500,000 people died, most in combat or by political execution.
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Again, the whole thing had the air of a public execution.
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But we managed to get code-execution in the web browser.
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The humor, however, belies a sophisticated execution of color and form.
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Then again, Talkshow's limited growth may have centered more on execution.
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Nivaura – Enables the issuance, execution and administration of complex financial products.
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Of course, we wouldn't leave you hanging on the actual execution.
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Jokes are an execution—but the speech needs to be ideas.
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"It isn't about your idea, it's about your execution," McCain said.
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Franklin is unlikely to face execution in the very near future.
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The execution may have seemed flippant, but the subject was serious.
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The idea is superb and the execution is tight and innovative.
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Callimachi: The overwhelming pattern is that they'll have witnessed an execution.
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A writer cannot be judged for his project, only its execution.
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But ultimately it's about execution, and he made a losing bet.
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After the verdict, Nusrat Ansari, Zainab's mother, demanded a public execution.
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As with any classic recipe, what matters most is the execution.
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The Alabama Supreme Court set an execution date late last year.
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In South Vietnam, the execution image resonated in a different way.
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The International Court of Justice has temporarily stayed Mr. Jadhav's execution.
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Often, the report notes, execution of perceived "threats" wasn't the objective.
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I'm not sure I agree, but let's see the execution first.
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It's smart but simple; feminist in principle but playful in execution.
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While markets wanted policy easing, the execution didn't go very well.
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Execution of the planned National Projects may provide some economic stimulus.
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It all ended when, in 1989, Betty shot Daniel, execution style.
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The Supreme Court decided late Thursday not to stay the execution.
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Gray's execution was the first under the new drug secrecy laws.
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I still support the idea of Uber, just not the execution.
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I&aposll take the execution risk any day with good people.
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Today, Russia's efforts are far more sophisticated in design and execution.
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Execution of the debt relief plan could only come in 2021.
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Execution of the debt relief plan could only come in 2021.
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"They threatened execution many times," Mr. Garratt said with a shudder.
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He was alleged to have signed an order for their execution.
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The topic is worthy, but the execution is painfully heavy-handed.
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The state of Arkansas carried out its first execution since 2005.
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At my old PE firm, execution depended only on self-motivation.
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Discussions of murder and execution, but very little on-screen violence.
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Two lower courts agreed Thursday to put the execution on hold.
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Perry's sloppy execution of his own questionable ideas continues to disappoint.
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They're hard to do and require careful planning and meticulous execution.
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Before the execution, we were in a room without a clock.
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That, in turn, improved execution by creating greater certainty about price.
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But the gems acted like bullet-proof vests, prolonging the execution.
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Four days later, my grandmother learned about his execution watching television.
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For all the drugs used, execution is an "off-label" use.
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Go deeper: UN report says Khashoggi killing was "deliberate, premeditated execution."
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"It's just execution," Vancouver's Daniel Sedin of the power-play struggles.
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Dailey's stay of execution will remain in place through Dec. 30.
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Admittedly, both have more strings to their bows than simple execution.
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Capital investment is the bridge between plans to execution and launch.
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He did not like his team's execution, nor its effort level.
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Fitch also views Citi's successful execution of its strategic plans favorably.
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The Supreme Court stepped in and put the execution on hold.
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"We remain OW Micron on solid execution amid constructive industry fundamentals."
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Two men will be executed on each of four execution dates.
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The problem is that the execution was ever so slightly off.
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But they would not allow the imam into the execution chamber.
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The execution took place in the city of Rawalpindi outside Islamabad.
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The 8th Circuit judges agreed and refused to stop the execution.
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His execution of the first 100 days certainly hasn't been flawless.
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Their aesthetic is on point, from design to execution to food.
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The first pharmacist on their list refused to make execution drugs.
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The first execution under Virginia's new drug secrecy laws didn't go as planned The first execution under Virginia's new drug secrecy laws didn't go as planned Virginia's first execution in more than a year lasted 22016 minutes, about a half hour longer than expected, raising questions about the controversial drug used in this case and several botched cases of capital punishment.
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Donald Trump, who once called for the execution of five wrongfully accused black and Latino teenagers from the pages of the New York Times, now calls for the execution of drug dealers from the Presidential podium.
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Last month, Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson said his office was prepared to seek an execution warrant for death row defendant Jose Sandoval, which could lead to the setting of an execution date, pending possible appeals.
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A month before its Murphy decision, the court voted 5-4 to allow an Alabama execution to proceed and denied a request by the condemned inmate, a Muslim, for an imam's presence in the execution chamber.
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Just three weeks ago, a Missouri court ruled that the state's execution drug suppliers could not legally be considered "part of the execution team," and ordered that the state should disclose records relating to their involvement.
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The Mississippi Supreme Court heard arguments in November, but hasn't ruled, on Craig's lawsuit that seeks to compel the Mississippi Department of Corrections to disclose information about its execution procedure and the supplier of execution drugs.
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"The biggest strategic concern of the defense ministers here was for the stabilization and reconstruction ... and making sure our planning and execution of that is in time for the execution of the military aspect," Carter said.
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Instead, he begins by asking Choudary how he reacted to the ISIS execution of American journalist James Foley, then asks Choudary to condemn the execution, though such a condemnation was likely never going to take place.
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The inmate's lawyers also cited problems with Monday's second execution, during which Marcel Williams' head tilted back slightly as he breathed deeply and, three minutes after his execution started, his head turned slightly to the left.
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The state's new protocol bars the director of the Arizona Department of Corrections from taking certain actions mid-execution, like swapping out drugs or closing the curtains that allow witnesses to see into the execution chamber.
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The order offered no explanation, but stated that Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor had voted to grant a stay of execution, but it takes five justices to grant a stay of execution.
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Photo: John Locher (AP)The execution of twice-convicted killer Scott Raymond Dozier in Nevada on Wednesday was postponed after pharmaceutical company Alvogen requested a federal judge prevent officials from botching an execution with their drug midazolam.
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I think the role of the Chairman is to work with the board to continue to push for the execution and the accelerated execution and the strategy and of course, question the whole management, accountable for that.
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But because prison officials "offered nothing remotely establishing" the necessity of prohibiting certain clergy from the execution chamber, the judges put off Mr Ray's execution until the court could hear more evidence and consider the matter fully.
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It is true that it is responsible for supervising the execution of its own judgments, whereas the execution of the judgments of the European Court is supervised by the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe.
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The execution was eventually stayed when Kochman was granted a chance to present his arguments in front of the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals in person in early April 2015, a month after the original execution date.
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They even proposed a plan to ADOC officials where they would buy a disposable cell phone for use only to witness Brooks' execution; at the end of the execution, ADOC would then take possession of the phone.
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As reported in "Alabama's last execution may have burned a man alive," a federal investigator witnessing Brooks' execution saw Brooks' eye open after he was administered midazolam, a controversial drug that is supposed to anesthetize the prisoner.
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The debate over lethal injection, which prompted court cases, execution delays and struggles to obtain drugs, led Oklahoma in 2015 to make nitrogen gas its backup execution method in instances when lethal injection could not be used.
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In the first case, the unsigned paragraph that announced the lifting of the Alabama inmate's stay of execution noted only that Mr. Ray had waited until 10 days before his scheduled execution to file his religious claim.
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While Ms. Stavisky's "Tableau d'une execution," a staging of Howard Barker's 1984 play "Scenes from an Execution," is more conventional in its form, its heroine Galactia, an uncompromising, freethinking painter in Renaissance Venice, remains a startling creation.
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However, the question is when does the code execution time actually matter?
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The preparation before the RAS is just as important as the execution.
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Unlike courtiers in a Jacobean tragedy, they risk neither execution nor banishment.
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Here's one example, where Sacramento's offensive execution trips up the Washington Wizards.
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Like you, we heard about the sad execution of these young children.
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Analysts pointed to execution issues having an impact on Nintendo's financial performance.
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The premise of the game is simple, but the execution is not.
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Sri Lanka has maintained the moratorium since its last execution in 1976.
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And in Berlin, The Family's team is all about operations and execution.
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The legality of electrocution as an execution method is still somewhat debatable.
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Earlier Thursday, the Georgia Supreme Court unanimously denied a stay of execution.
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The fundamental problem Twitter suffers from at the moment is slow execution.
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Arkansas swiftly carried out the execution — the first it's held since 2005.
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That clears the way for Alabama to set a new execution date.
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The state's last execution took place in 1997, using the electric chair.
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The concept has real merit, but unfortunately the execution is sorely lacking.
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Saudi Arabia maintains that the crown prince did not order Khashoggi's execution.
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After Otte, 25 people are slated for execution in Ohio through 2022.
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A website was set up seeking Gray's clemency ahead of his execution.
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ET, the Court issued an order allowing the execution to go forward.
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It&aposs unclear if a new date was set for his execution.
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I was impressed, both by the grisly concept and the slick execution.
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"It just boils down to execution," Sabres left winger Evander Kane said.
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It has not indicated if it will seek a new execution date.
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As for the actual execution of this system, that's a big unknown.
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Swearingen had faced five previous execution dates over the past two decades.
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Modular design is often a great idea that's let down by execution.
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At least, that's the idea; as for the execution, see for yourself.
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She is the first female campaigner to face execution in the kingdom.
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"It's a legal execution," says one Bahraini, who still has his citizenship.
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The order did not give a reason for the stay of execution.
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Need help with the site, or with the execution of a recipe?
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It is now about execution of the strategy; it is delivery time.
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The magnetic power system is also the best modular execution to date.
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Gilberto doles out execution assignments; each person who spoke out will die.
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"I was blown away by the execution of the food," says Forgione.
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The only problem: it all works better in concept than in execution.
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But all of this complexity can be risky from an execution standpoint.
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Of that, there are $90 billion worth of projects currently under execution.
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Timers are often added to space out the execution of the malware.
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The 2013 execution of Kim's uncle Jang Sung Taek illustrates this reality.
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The countdown toward his execution might well incite other acts of terrorism.
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Three issues in particular complicated the planning and execution of the mission.
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"Our priorities are accelerating growth, improving our execution ...," Swan said on Thursday.
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Unlike most marketing services out there, Simple doesn't involve itself in execution.
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Fidelity rolled out a cryptocurrency custody and trade execution operation in March.
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Their goal is high-quality execution, which is the same as ours.
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The idea behind Meetups is smart, but the execution is a mess.
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The Supreme Court denied a last-minute appeal to halt the execution.
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That sounds surreal on paper, and the execution is just as jarring.
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I found the execution to be more than a little tone deaf.
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It raised the numbers because its execution was so good, Cramer said.
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Exchanges, swap-execution facilities and clearing agencies would have to report swaps.
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I've seen it, and am so far pretty impressed with the execution.
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But he did not mince his other words: "our execution must improve".
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He's had seven other execution dates scheduled before Tuesday's, according to NPR.
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On his 43rd birthday, Wood received news that the execution was halted.
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The last execution carried out by the federal government was in 2003.
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The statement did not include any details about the method of execution.
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The Conners is a project failed not in execution but in premise.
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CASES DEALING with methods of execution produce the grisliest Supreme Court decisions.
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Hong Kong may refuse an extradition request if a suspect faces execution.
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It's the right move, although I wish Vizio's execution had been better.
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The gap between intention and execution is the murderer of our desires.
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But while preparations start early, much of the execution happens last minute.
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Sadly, the Anafi struggles with the execution on its flagship HDR feature.
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Claudius eventually discovered Valentine's transgressions, imprisoned him, and called for his execution.
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His character's death — via execution — was seen in the March 31 episode.
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Earlier, Boren's widow, Gail, had said she plans to witness the execution.
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Williams was convicted of Boren's death and sentenced to execution in 2000.
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One of the top methods includes the delayed execution of malicious code.
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The U.S. Supreme Court denied last-minute motions to stay the execution.
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Earlier Friday, the Arkansas Supreme Court blocked the execution of Bruce Ward.
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The other, Don William Davis, is still scheduled for execution on Monday.
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Friday, the Arkansas Supreme Court also blocked the execution of Bruce Ward.
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Yet reinvention is expensive, and carries with it big risks on execution.
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Arkansas execution Arkansas executed its first inmate in more than a decade.
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It then voted to allow the state to proceed with the execution.
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Some states have passed laws allowing older methods of execution if needed.
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A congressman who's called for Snowden's execution may soon lead the CIA.
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CNN's Nic Robertson visited Awamiya last year, shortly after al-Nimr's execution.
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"We are requesting a full investigation into tonight's problematic execution," Nolan said.
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Bois, writing on the eve of Casement's impending execution in The Crisis,
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Ohio was the first state to use midazolam as an execution drug.
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One of them was never put into the execution schedule for April.
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Florida prison officials said the drug etomidate was used in Asay's execution.
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Lebanon has not carried out an execution for at least 10 years.
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McGuire's execution, witnessed by his adult children and reporters, took 25 minutes.
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Make even the smallest mistake in defensive execution, and Evans will pounce.
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Issuers are paying us for our distribution capabilities and certainty of execution.
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"We are requesting a full investigation into tonight's problematic execution," Nolan said.
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On Friday, Williams' attorneys called for an investigation into the "problematic" execution.
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The protests followed Saudi Arabia's execution of Shi'ite cleric Nimr al-Nimr.
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There were different strategies for staying the execution of an underperforming title.
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Master Goal Setting and Execution Leaders know how to get it done.
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That's a big ask, and Sony's execution doesn't live up to it.
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And as governor, I will not oversee the execution of any individual.
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Those who ended up on trial faced ruined reputations, imprisonment, and execution.
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Nockolds will be an execution advisory services specialist in the same team.
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This is just a phone rife with bad decisions and bad execution.
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However, it said it is making progress on costs and service execution.
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The last federal execution in the United States took place in 2003.
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On the night of his execution last week, the prediction came true.
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Cromartie's attorney, Shawn Nolan, decried the execution in a late-night statement.
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Last March, a divided court granted a request to stay his execution.
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They may be beaten, tortured and starved, and at risk of execution.
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A Ponary execution pit in which Holocaust victims were shot, July 1941.
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I could not see that execution did anything to enhance public safety.
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"Every time we publicized an execution, we would get attacked," Juboori recalled.
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In 1924, the first execution by gas chamber took place, in Nevada.
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His execution was halted, but he remains on Texas' death row today.
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They would open bodies after the execution, look inside, study the organs.
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He opposed the execution of underage criminals on constitutional grounds in 2005.
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The elegant Roman theater became the stage for a public mass execution.
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The council called it an "apparent extrajudicial execution of an unarmed man".
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Our execution has to be better, and I think it will be.
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He asked if the minister could be excluded from the execution chamber.
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But the process and means of its execution need to be reconsidered.
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How you execute an idea is the key, because execution is everything.
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Guess who can't have any of these items during an Alabama execution?
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The execution in Oklahoma was halted, but Lockett died after 43 minutes.
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Greg Abbott, who will ultimately decide if the execution should be delayed.
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Lopez would sometimes serve as a messenger, allegedly delivering Guzman's execution orders.
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The execution of Robert Long was carried out at 6:55 p.m.
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Sometimes an idea that seems great in theory proves problematic in execution.
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FCF could stabilize near the current level with improved execution in 2017.
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They proceeded to kill 53 of them, execution-style, including 23 children.
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It wasn't the hardware or the execution, so much as the idea.
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Even if she killed three, execution is what she gets for that.
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She couldn't wait to get execution—she tried and tried and tried.
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He faces either execution or life in prison without parole if convicted.
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The prosecutors' office has not announced whether it will pursue Cruz's execution.
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But even where revenue from hardware is secondary, execution is still critical.
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The Royole is fascinating, but its execution leaves something to be desired.
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Grotesque in its stupidity, tragic in its context, hilarious in its execution.
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He has also denied stays of execution on the eve of three.
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Execution of this plan does not affect Fitch's ratings for American Family.
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This year is the centenary of the execution of Sir Roger Casement.
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Expressions are fine, but the execution of hair gets a little wacky.
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Mr. Stevenson said those decisions also barred the execution of his client.
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But now the execution becomes key, and that hasn't always been effective.
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From an execution standpoint, I think they're unmatched maybe in any industry.
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So to go back to leadership, execution, product focus, Zuckerberg has it.
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Honestly, I was more afraid of imprisonment than execution by drug lord.
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Everybody" on her Instagram page, noted, "Our idea, our execution, our brand.
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A quick refresher: Charles I's authoritarian rule eventually led to his execution.
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Before the group had dispersed, Halpern complimented Dufresne again on his execution.
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"Things can go wrong regardless of the method of execution," he said.
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His successor, Mr. Obama, forecast an execution for Mr. Mohammed, the Sept.
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This means, lawyers say, that Williams potentially remained conscious throughout his execution.
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The brokerages make their money from trade execution and sharing in returns.
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It is deeply modern pop in sound, but also D.I.Y. in execution.
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My opponent has served her country in the military, where execution matters.
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The first execution there in 21 years is planned for this month.
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Another problem with this execution is Tennessee's new protocol for lethal injection.
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And we were the ones who had to carry out their execution.
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Its last execution was of Yakub Memon, a convicted terrorist, in 2015.
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Its last execution was of Yakub Memon, a convicted terrorist, in 2015.
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Most of the 21 bills have not prescribed a method of execution.
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But they do not feel cold or overly technical in their execution.
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And I was bothered by her occasionally lax approach to rhythmic execution.
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They include the mass execution of 38 Dakota men in Mankato, Minn.
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Those include the 1862 execution of 38 Dakota men in Mankato, Minn.
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He did not see much difference between a life term and execution.
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Last September, a divided court issued a stay of execution for Tharpe.
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Chief Justice Roberts provided the fifth vote needed to halt the execution.
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Painstaking practice facilitates execution of complex musical passages using unconscious muscle memory.
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Battaglia's execution was the third one in Texas this year, officials said.
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Now the state of Georgia is free to set an execution date.
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Execution of the agreement in recent years has not been entirely smooth.
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But the governor, Kay Ivey, refused the request to halt the execution.
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In prison, Canus played a game of draughts while awaiting his execution.
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By then, a microphone in the execution chamber had been switched off.
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I pray this lawful execution helps bring closure for the Reese family.
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The European vision may be noble, but the execution is often flawed.
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It was my idea, it was my execution, it was my blunder.
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A 2014 execution in Arizona that used the drug lasted two hours.
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The last execution by firing squad took place in Utah in 2010.
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I knew that it wasn't necessarily brought on by our own execution.
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Our execution at the end, you won't win many games like that.
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In a tweet the night before, Trump called for Saipov's eventual execution.
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By not going, it was a stay of execution, this person said.
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Prisoners in Shanghai en route to their execution grounds, circa May 1949.
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In 2009, Ohio adopted midazolam as part of its backup execution protocol.
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It has not provided further details on why it halted the execution.
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The court had already stayed the inmate Vernon Madison's execution last January.
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ET on Thursday, but the court stayed the execution after 9 p.m.
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"It's execution," St. Louis coach Mike Yeo said of the scoring drought.
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Detail how you have executed or driven execution on a project. 2.
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It was a number of plays and missed execution on our part.
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Bill Lee had said Wednesday that he would not prevent Hall's execution.
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If not for his amateurish execution, the outcome could have been catastrophic.
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Shortly afterwards he drank hemlock willingly, rather than submit to government execution.
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It's about the acquisition and execution of power for his own aggrandizement.
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But he found the wait more agonizing than the prospect of execution.
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"Execution absent an adequate sedative thus produces a nightmarish death," Sotomayor wrote.
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"A delay of execution," said Gregory Conley of the American Vaping Association.
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One of the reasons Uber got so big is because of execution.
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When I heard about his execution, it was like lancing a boil.
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The panel's decision is due on Tuesday, two days before the execution.
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It was the first execution Arkansas had carried out in 11 years.
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According to the inmates' attorneys, that's exactly what happened in Jones's execution.
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There's something about Leonardo who loves the conception more than the execution.
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So that's the advantage and I think execution is working quite well.
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Saipov faces the possibility of execution because he was charged under federal law; had he been charged in a state court he would not have faced this risk as New York state laws do not allow for execution.
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The execution was denounced by a number of political and religious figures in Iran— a Shiite stronghold in the region — including supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who said Saudi Arabia would face "divine vengeance" for al-Nimr's execution.
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"The STP benefits of electronic execution coupled with the improved price discovery achieved via the RFQ model satisfy the industry's increasing need to streamline trading desk procedures, while simultaneously enabling buyside firms to demonstrate best execution," Hunter said.
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The stay of execution means courts can once again review Reed's allegations that the state suppressed evidence and provided false testimony, and that his trial counsel was ineffective Abbott has repeatedly come under pressure to reconsider Reed's execution.
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