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One victim had a stab wound to the neck in addition to the gunshot wound.
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But it had a stab at this before, in 2004, and got nowhere: the damage proved too tricky to calculate.
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Like cinema, it's difficult to conceive of an idea that someone hasn't at least had a stab at, be it a big budget blockbuster or scrappy art house effort.
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Thompson's official cause of death was ruled as strangulation, but he also had a stab wound to an arm and blunt force trauma to the back of his head, police said.
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The Office for Budget Responsibility has had a stab at measuring the impact on Britain's debt level over the next half-century, assuming the government does not cut spending or hike taxes.
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In between he had mixed fortunes during an abbreviated stint at the French Top 14 club Toulon and then had a stab at sevens rugby but failed to make the Australian roster for the Olympic Games.
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An air force colonel had a stab at linking her attendance to her broader mission, saying that the goal was "getting younger generations to interact with coalition forces," to see that the men and women in camouflage fatigues are not monsters.
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Hill said he had replied, "Nothing", and that Silcott had said, "Well, you can go." Hill said the aim of the attack had been to decapitate Blakelock and put his head on a stick. In 1991 he told Rose that, throughout the interview, the police had said, "Go on, admit it, you had a stab," and "It was Sticks, wasn't it?" He said they had threatened to keep him in the station for two weeks and said he would never see his family again.
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