But the one thing you have to remember is this is the most heinous of heinous crimes.
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And there's this impulse in our politics, in our tribes, to immediately say the other side did something just as heinous or even more heinous.
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"Commonly, (male circumcision) not seen as being heinous and barbaric and people grow commonly in general to accept male circumcision as not being heinous and barbaric," she said.
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"Just like there are men who commit heinous acts violent acts, so too have we had women in custody that commit heinous acts," Miller told reporters on Thursday.
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" Omar responded by saying, "This is heinous and hateful.
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They died because of heinous mistakes performed by drunken surgeons.
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Not only is Jock secretly rich; he's also openly heinous.
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And the heinous nature of the crimes that they commit.
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Baker was convicted of a heinous crime, Moura knows that.
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The strike was a proportional response to Assad's heinous act.
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"Bone theft is a most heinous act," the fairy declared.
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These heinous actions by the Assad regime cannot be tolerated.
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Serves her right for all the heinous stuff she did.
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People have been frozen in carbonite for less heinous crimes.
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They're getting rid of their heinous third jerseys next season?
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This heinous act of violence really hits close to home.
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Rethinking tax expenditures is politically divisive, but not inherently heinous.
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Prisoners explain on camera how they supposedly committed heinous crimes.
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Then his wife (Michelle Pfeiffer) shows up, and she's heinous.
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"Those responsible must answer for their heinous crimes," he said.
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Acknowledge the heinous bombing of cities in the Korean War.
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They're oblivious to their privilege, but they're not heinous monsters.
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Now he is suggesting abortion is more heinous than pedophilia.
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It's an inefficient punishment, even when the crime is heinous.
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Trump's attempt to quash publication of a book is heinous.
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Someone will be found guilty of that type of heinous crime.
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The tragic killing of Timothy Caughman is a heinous hate crime.
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That enslaving other people is acceptable; that it is utterly heinous.
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So heinous was the injury that some networks wouldn't show it.
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Irigoyen's neighbor Maurice Roman Zereoue says he witnessed the heinous crime.
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Those who have done this heinous crime will not be spared.
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"We all saw the heinous attack in Manchester, England," said Townsend.
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But our work must go further to prevent these heinous crimes.
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Our companies shouldn't be used as fig leaves for heinous acts.
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Many couples break up and the jilted don't commit heinous violence.
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He highlighted recent victims of heinous crimes committed by illegal immigrants.
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Many were convicted of murder, and some crimes were particularly heinous.
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Make Assad pay a price for that kind of heinous crime.
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Yes, Republicans say heinous things, but Democrats harass them at dinner!
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Is it ever justified, such as for the most heinous crimes?
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Look at what happened after you committed this terrible, heinous sin!
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Animal abusers are frequently not punished severely for their heinous acts.
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The mascot for the Atlanta Olympics never did anything too heinous.
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I condemn in the strongest terms this heinous act of terror.
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" He added: "We all saw the heinous attack in Manchester, England.
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Amnesty International describes the Saudi regime's human rights records as "heinous".
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" "A tragic & heinous act of violence has shaken the #Nevada family.
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We call on international media to continue investigating this heinous act.
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So what shows are enticing people to commit such a heinous crime?
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"[It's] the most slow, most agonizing, most heinous disease ever," Girardi continued.
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It's unclear if he ever benefitted financially from his son's heinous acts.
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Most heinous crime: Their "romance" is a devastating nightmare top to bottom.
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The US Embassy in Kabul condemned the "heinous" attack on the university.
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That said, if you encounter anything especially heinous, tell us about it.
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Even the perpetrators of the most heinous attacks seek legitimacy in history.
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He — not Williamson and Fritz — was responsible for the truly heinous crime.
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I think because child pornography is so heinous, they bend the rules.
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Let's work to ensure that such heinous abuse never happens to anyone.
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"We believe Paddock is solely responsible for this heinous act," Fasulo said.
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"The strike was a proportional response to Assad's heinous act," Davis said.
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Yet many of their crimes are heinous, unforgivable, and worthy of punishment.
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Why doesn't she go through with this heinous plan, you might ask?
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"These heinous actions by the Assad regime cannot be tolerated," Trump said.
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It's hard to be coolly rational about heinous crimes like forced prostitution.
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The crime was so heinous that Foulkes asked for the death penalty.
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Deal to veto this heinous piece of legislation sitting on his desk.
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Nothing else she'd done, no matter how heinous, could overpower that image.
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In heinous murders and crimes like that, the government often publicizes executions.
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But for Trump, and Prince Mohammed, any tie with Iran is heinous.
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Canada strongly condemns the heinous attacks on Christians at churches and hotels.
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They committed the most heinous acts of systemized murder in human history.
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"He decided to take a stand against these heinous allegations," he said.
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"Yap's spirit is broken by this senseless and heinous act," he said.
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The great nation of Iran will take revenge for this heinous crime.
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That is heinous and reprehensible, and it should be fixed with legislation.
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We are committed to bringing perpetrators of these heinous acts to justice.
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He stands accused of heinous crimes against Iraqi civilians: rape and murder.
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The great nation of Iran will take revenge for this heinous crime.
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The most heinous in recent memory was perhaps Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme.
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Trump condemns the "heinous" attack and blames Obama for not controlling Assad.
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Under the proposal, so-called heinous crimes would be punishable by death.
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"This is the most heinous crime which is taking place," he said.
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Usually, it was an act of heinous violence that uncorked the rage.
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Amin, as heinous as he was, was one person, as was Vergès.
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This is not a rave review, but it's also not a heinous one.
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"The heinous facts speak for themselves," he said, according to the Associated Press.
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Most heinous crime: I will never forgive the Lannisters for The Red Wedding.
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The showrunners have killed off audience favorites, heinous villains, and innocent bystanders alike.
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"This is a depraved individual who committed a heinous, cowardly act," he said.
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"I just don't see any heinous valuations in the stock market," Cramer said.
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In the case of Wooten's heinous murder, Savage was clearly the guilty party.
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Chicago is currently being ravaged by some truly heinous and deadly winter weather.
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She called their crimes unprecedentedly heinous and said they should never be repeated.
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The heinous acts of oppression happening today in Chechnya resonate more than ever.
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These heinous events were a form of art and archive for white participants.
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Neglect was prevalent and in the most heinous cases, money provided the motive.
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According to the booklet, heinous crimes include murder, rape, human trafficking and treason.
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" Kennedy emphasized that "children who commit even heinous crimes are capable of change.
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Finally and most critically, we must consider the victims of these heinous crimes.
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But just because surreptitiously filming your passengers is heinous doesn't mean it's illegal.
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When A has driven them to commit heinous crimes, I've empathized with them.
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" The Pentagon called the U.S. airstrikes a "proportional response to Assad's heinous act.
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"This is a heinous crime, and we are actively investigating it," Sheriff Sgt.
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There are few offenses more heinous than those that are sexual in nature.
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It's unconscionable to not feel for the victims of such a heinous crime.
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"A tragic & heinous act of violence has shaken the #Nevada family," he tweeted.
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Does Assad today fear a long trial for his heinous atrocities in Syria?
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"It is extremely heinous what came out in that report," said Democratic Sen.
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Don Johnson: Even with the most heinous people on the planet, there's humanity.
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Haacke presents his 1971 exposé on New York City's heinous cadre of slumlords.
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Tabloids stir up base instincts and abet the rise of heinous old ghosts.
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The prosecutors may well prove that Mr. Guzmán is guilty of heinous crimes.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the attacks were "absolutely horrific" and "heinous."
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"These heinous acts of violence are heartbreaking," the company said in the statement.
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Why do you continue to inflict such heinous emotional distress on our family?
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"These actions are heinous and should be fully investigated and prosecuted," she said.
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IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM SEXUALLY BASED OFFENSES ARE CONSIDERED ESPECIALLY HEINOUS.. pic.twitter.
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Vice President Biden was also briefed on the "heinous" attack, a spokesman said.
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He asks Juan to investigate a friend accused of carrying out heinous crimes.
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I hope they will find anyone else who was involved with this heinous attack.
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It's certainly hard to counter Moorhouse's argument in favor of cops solving heinous crimes.
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John Bel Edwards called the shootings an "unspeakable, heinous attack" that served no purpose.
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But the question in Buck v Davis is not how heinous these murders were.
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She went on to write her hit song "Without Me" about their "heinous" breakup.
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Yes, this act of terrorism was so heinous it even made Dr. Doom cry.
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However, Veronica defended her own mother who has been accused of the heinous crime.
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"This was a heinous crime," District Attorney Richard Brown said, according to ABC 7.
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"The alleged crime is heinous," assistant U.S. Attorney Jason Hitt wrote in court documents.
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Giving Sansa a brief reprieve from heinous men talking at her, Bran suddenly arrives.
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He responds like this: And just like that, Sansa's Heinous Men Reprieve is over.
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It's true that the heinous actions of these artists don't cancel out their talent.
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"These heinous actions by the Assad regime cannot be tolerated," Trump told the world.
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For it is only then that we can know how truly heinous it is.
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Criminal convictions, particularly of heinous crimes, can provide grounds for terminating a contractual relationship.
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"The abduction of the police is a heinous crime," Iqbal said in a statement.
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When no one is around, we're all guilty of committing heinous social crimes, right?
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Americans for the most part have no idea how heinous Mao's regime really was.
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We must never forgive the heinous acts perpetrated by the hijackers and their handlers.
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I support Israel's right to defend its citizens from these heinous and cowardly attacks.
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"We're talking about one actor that's carried out all these heinous acts," says Hultquist.
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Screenslaver's thing is hypnotizing people through their screens, getting them to commit heinous acts.
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Actor Jim Carrey drew a portrait of the "hateful and heinous" face of Sen.
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All major technology companies, in some way, are trying to fight this heinous crime.
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Accused of such a heinous act, his promising future in a prestigious field disappeared.
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Does an act as heinous as the one Robert committed automatically imply mental illness?
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These reports underscore yet another heinous act in the long, calamitous conflict in Syria.
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"Let's not get lost in who is responsible for this heinous act," she said.
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Furthermore, producers often sideline ethics in order to sensationalize the coverage of heinous crimes.
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I absolutely loved it, even if I was also wary of that heinous runtime.
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He undermined, in the most heinous fashion, the sacred trust of the American people.
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Most people agree that what Harvey Weinstein is accused of is heinous and wrong.
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Manson, of course, masterminded one of the most heinous murder sprees in American history.
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" And on Fox News Channel, she's lambasting "the heinous tax system in this country.
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And, ultimately, he works through these emotions to justify a truly heinous and monstrous act.
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This lawsuit is the first step to holding Spitz fully accountable for his heinous wrongdoing.
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Woods, who wrote the episode, hoped to illuminate the connection between these two heinous eras.
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" Hall has denied the "heinous accusations" in the lawsuit, calling O'Connor's statement "despicable, fabricated lies.
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A person of noble birth, his stature helped him escape punishment for a heinous crime.
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But what about the other men affected, the ones Merkin labels as "the heinous sorts"?
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So they used the terror attack as an escape hatch for their heinous smear -- classy.
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Even for murders, it appeared to favour life sentences for all but the most heinous.
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"It is a heinous crime that cannot be justified," said Prince Muhammad, sidestepping any blame.
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In Brazil, torture is considered a heinous crime, and perpetrators cannot be released on bail.
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Apparently, though, it's also a place where celebrities can show off their heinous dad-dancing.
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"To deliberately target innocent children is cowardice in its most heinous form," Ryan told reporters.
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Because many heinous tunes and years later, they still have yet to fulfill their destiny.
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Yet stop to consider a shoot-'em-up game, where you are "doing" heinous things.
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How easy it is to forget that even the most heinous criminal is still human.
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"You could point to cases where people have done heinous crimes that kill," Atkinson says.
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Countless Americans and their families sacrificed and continue to sacrifice due to that heinous attack.
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Ashley apparently still chose to marry him despite his heinous 2014 crime against Christy Mack.
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This means standing with Muslim colleagues and communities when they denounce heinous acts of violence.
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"We believe Paddock is solely responsible for this heinous act," Fasulo said at the time.
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For the court, it is the first case addressing cultural destruction as a heinous crime.
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One of the most heinous forms of cruelty addressed by the AWA is animal fighting.
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To use a heinous phrase from the year 2016, they're part of my personal brand.
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Upon Lord Rickard's arrival, Aerys had both men sentenced to death in a heinous manner.
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"The very first thing that the president did was condemn these heinous acts," she said.
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So I do for very limited, particularly heinous crimes believe it is an appropriate punishment.
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Maybe you'll get some heinous ideas, but you might not get the Nelson Mandelas, either.
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But Stark has his own problems, as he's been accused of numerous heinous animal abuses.
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"The military officers responsible for these heinous crimes must be brought to justice," he said.
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I am outraged that individuals took advantage of our programs to commit these heinous acts.
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"As heinous as the sexual abuse crimes were," he said, "the cover-up is worse."
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Although Afghan women continue to endure these heinous conditions, American forces have made a difference.
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Unfortunately, Penne once again wound up on the wrong end of a fairly heinous beating.
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Mindhunter reminds us of lives cut far too short by heinous acts of violence against women.
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There is a disconnect between these companies, their often heinous actions, and the products they produce.
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After all, was the Night King even responsible for his surly disposition and heinous end-goal?
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu requested "the immediate surrender of eight heinous soldiers" in a tweet.
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The werewolf is a good person who is corrupted by the moon to do heinous acts.
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But in Russia, the corporations are especially heinous because of the hellish corruption in the country.
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The villain isn't some heinous maniac driven by pure evil, he's just some disgruntled New Yorker.
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The White House condemned the "heinous attack" and pledged solidarity with NATO ally Turkey against terrorism.
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Wetterling, the heinous acts, the selfishness, are unforgivable for what I have taken away from you.
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GettyIf you thought the heinous traffic in the nation's capital couldn't get any worse, you're wrong.
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Both are telling the story of girls or young women who were victims of heinous crimes.
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If somebody has committed a particularly heinous crime, then I believe that's in a different category.
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"A conspiracy is when two people act together to conduct a heinous act," he told jurors.
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Do you enjoy reading about privileged people try to pay their way out of heinous crimes?
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It's almost sad except that he was so heinous you can't actually feel sorry for him.
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Some are forced to commit heinous acts of violence because of desperate poverty or physical coercion.
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However, we should be careful about quick, easy cases involving heinous individuals such as the perpetrator.
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When you spread that over 12 months, that's not exactly a heinous dry spell, thank goodness.
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I tossed up a small prayer asking that I not be walking into some heinous trap.
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Toms, the brand behind those heinous yet popular slip-on shoes, is releasing Apple Watch bands.
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Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards called the shootings an "unspeakable, heinous attack" that served no purpose.
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Or about what happens to Bryce (Justin Prentice) after word of his heinous crimes gets out?
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Sandoval, a Republican, called the shooting a "tragic & heinous act of violence" and offered his prayers.
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Rather, it was the use of chemical weapons — a particularly heinous act prohibited by international law.
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The most heinous was the murder of six Muslims in a Quebec City mosque last January.
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"Let those who perpetrated this heinous death know that the community believes in justice," she said.
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"We will seek every person involved in planning, funding and executing this heinous act," he said.
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Many American states also impose the death penalty, although also only for the most heinous crimes.
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The Islamic State and groups like it regularly murder gay people in the most heinous ways.
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Countless others, both high-profile and unknown, are facing investigations and charges for their heinous crimes.
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They have a good-citizenship responsibility to cooperate against this heinous, growing attack on our youngest.
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" Trump's statement said, stressing that he plans to pursue the other "perpetrators of the heinous attacks.
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The four prisoners committed "exceptionally heinous murders" and none "is contesting his guilt or his sentence".
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"I do, for very limited, particularly heinous crimes, believe it is an appropriate punishment," Clinton said.
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I believe sexual assault is a heinous crime that shatters lives, mostly the lives of women.
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The heinous Piscatella (Brad William Henke) was shot in the head by a stray bullet, and the similarly heinous Officer Humphrey (Michael Torpey) was killed when Kukudio (Emily Althaus) blew oxygen bubbles into his IV after he was shot in the leg by Daya (Dascha Polanco).
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But the letdown of the show, for me, has less to do with morally heinous characters of color existing at a morally heinous school, or with the inclusion of neo-Nazis in its story (the real world has taught us that neo-Nazis do, indeed exist).
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We often rooted for Littlefinger, a genuinely heinous man, and sighed at Ned Stark's good-hearted naivete.
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It also examines the strange, surreal fanfare around Bundy, even after he was arrested for heinous crimes.
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Jurors determined his crimes were "heinous, atrocious, or cruel," and met the criteria for the death penalty.
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Most heinous crime: Both The Countess's and Ramona's body counts for the season are very, very high.
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Grunander described the killings as "heinous and depraved" and suggested that prosecutors would seek the death penalty.
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Do not be discouraged by those who use your lawful actions as cover for their heinous violence.
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The Internet, likewise, is used for human trafficking, illegal drug distribution, and so many other heinous crimes.
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Yesterday, Barr was punished for doing what she's been doing for years and years: Tweeting heinous things.
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Their murder of innocent Americans James Foley, Steven Sotloff, Peter Kassig and Kayla Mueller were especially heinous.
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"Emile Hirsch has not apologized for this heinous crime, but is re-joining Hollywood's elite," Jamil continued.
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Left to their own devices, Watchmen tells us, the powerful are capable of some pretty heinous things.
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I refuse to be grouped with these people because they're the most heinous people in our society.
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With its help, the heinous dictator has won Syria's civil war after nearly eight blood-soaked years.
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Ted Cruz of Texas also condemned the "heinous act of terrorism and white supremacy" in El Paso.
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Despite this climate of heinous intolerance, Belgrade has somehow become a global hub for gender reassignment surgery.
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This is not to say that we should condone our artists when they say something truly heinous.
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In a statement to the court, he said he doesn't know why he committed the heinous crimes.
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"Fifteen-year-olds make bad decisions but they don't commit cruel, heinous crimes like this," he said.
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Most of these "bad" summer songs aren't even so heinous that they push into being fondly remembered.
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Because he's an irredeemable, heinous creature, he made them brutally fight against one another throughout their childhood.
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But, even those admittedly guilty of the most heinous crimes must not be denied their constitutional rights.
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A home surveillance camera captured the heinous crime, which occurred on Sunday at approximately 11:22 p.m.
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This measure would abolish the death penalty and give these heinous criminals life in prison without parole.
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"These heinous acts go against the values of humanity as well values of peaceful Afghans," it added.
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He accepts, calmly, that it was he who did all of the heinous things that Valygar mentions.
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Others are cases of sexual assault, where the perpetrator claims no memory of committing a heinous act.
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It's time for swift, meaningful acknowledgment: this heinous thing happened, and we do not condone this behavior.
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He's referred to as a billionaire, and I'm referred to by some heinous term like 'billionaire heiress.
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"O'Connor's heinous accusations that Hall engaged in this criminal conduct are despicable, fabricated lies," the complaint said.
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No one wants to delay law enforcement investigation and prosecution of those responsible for such heinous crimes.
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We only used it to reinforce how heinous it is that this poor guy was blown up.
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Individuals who committed heinous crimes 50 years ago might have reformed themselves in the intervening half-century.
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"This heinous coup attempt was in our opinion orchestrated and instructed by Fethullah Gülen," Yıldırım said Wednesday.
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Pres. Trump condemns "heinous" suspected chemical attack in Syria, promises "major decisions" in next 85033-48 hours.
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In most productions, "The Bacchae" isn't centrally about women, though a woman commits its most heinous act.
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"We Are Not Yet Equal" makes clear that this country's collective history is nothing short of heinous.
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The other side may be guilty of far less heinous crimes, but it is not blame-free.
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"No justification for such a heinous act," Jens Stoltenberg, the secretary general of NATO, said on Twitter.
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Born in Maryland between 1815 and 1822, she was subjected to heinous physical abuse from early childhood.
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But the Golden State Killer's crimes were so heinous that the anticipated backlash initially failed to materialize.
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Are these for some kind of awareness day, or is she just keen on heinous clothing trinkets?
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"The international community seems to doubt Saudi Arabia's commitment to prosecute this heinous crime," the official added.
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The results of their heinous are the reason why Zimbabwe make international headlines for the wrong reasons.
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Those released include individuals convicted of killings, sexual assaults, and some of the most heinous crimes imaginable.
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If you aren't familiar with Jeffrey Dahmer's heinous crimes, here's a quick catch-up in serial killer history.
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Kessler blamed the heinous tweet on stress and a combination of alcohol, sleep medication, and anti-anxiety drugs.
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The Times spoke with Taylor's uncle, who said his nephew is not capable of such a heinous crime.
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"The abuse of a child is one of the most heinous, despicable abuses of power imaginable," Biden tweeted.
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For 45 years, Richard Phillips sat in a prison cell, convicted of a heinous murder he didn't commit.
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The jury found the murder to be especially cruel and heinous, making him eligible for the death penalty.
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Most heinous crime: The general psychological damage Mama and Papa Pope inflict on their daughter is... really rough.
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"If the employee has done something heinous or embarrassing, they may not want a public execution," Lake said.
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He's self-involved enough to hurriedly approve a heinous advertising campaign without realizing how bad it will be.
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At the very least, fiddling with this thing is an excellent distraction from today's other, more heinous events.
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Despite Struss' admission, CBS News reports, prosecutors said Ann was the mastermind behind the "heinous and vicious" killings.
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We are committed to our employees and will continue to search out those responsible for this heinous act.
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To be utterly clear: Any attack on any house of worship is heinous and should be unequivocally condemned.
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Locals are confident they'll find the person(s) responsible for the heinous crime, and are vowing to rebuild.
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"Some of the crimes are so heinous to humanity that you just can't talk about rehabilitation," he adds.
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"These heinous actions by the Assad regime cannot be tolerated," Trump said at a Rose Garden news conference.
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VICE: Errol, so many of your documentaries focus on individuals who've committed some very unusual, often heinous, acts.
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Nisleit accused Padgett of "heinous crimes" beginning July 3: Killing two homeless men and critically injuring two others.
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"The man sitting accused of very heinous crimes is a man that many of us recognize," she said.
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"It has to be especially heinous, and you have to be 19903 percent sure he's guilty," he says.
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Their various tours explore sites where some of LA's most gruesome, tragic, and heinous crimes have been committed.
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We will not tolerate such heinous acts against the men and women who protect the streets of Baltimore.
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Despite some allegedly heinous actions, the YouTubers won't pay any fines or serve any kind of jail time.
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We have incredible heinous violence as a [video] game, two hours a day in front of their eyes.
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He called FGM a "heinous practice" that "should be universally condemned" and urged Congress to fix the law.
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It is a heinous act, but it must not prevent the U.S. from letting the talks fall apart.
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They strongly condemned this heinous act and reiterated their continued support to fight terrorism in all its forms.
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These stories underline how hard it is to satisfactorily answer the question of why terrorists commit heinous crimes.
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Did Van Vechten really commit a crime under Franco so heinous it can't be discussed in polite company?
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"Vile and heinous" was how Mr. Christie, then the United States attorney for New Jersey, described the conduct.
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Where raping someone—anyone, regardless of gender, race, socioeconomic status, age, or ability—is considered a heinous crime.
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Last season, Manchester United, Chelsea, Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal all limboed to varying degrees of heinous underachievement.
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I expect the police to bring to book, as soon as possible, the perpetrators of this heinous crime.
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But there's abundant evidence that Trump has indulged in not just scurrilous rhetoric, but also in heinous actions.
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To do that, we must not be afraid to confront our collective failure to prevent this heinous attack.
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I am proud to have been the first governor to stand up against Donald Trump's heinous Muslim band.
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SAMUEL DAVID GARCIA, HOUSTON To the Editor: Separating children from their parents is a heinous crime against humanity.
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We urge the Government of Nigeria to swiftly bring to justice those responsible for this heinous terrorist attack.
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"I'd like to begin by condemning the heinous attack on innocent Syrians with banned chemical weapons," he said.
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"I'd like to begin by condemning the heinous attack on innocent Syrians with banned chemical weapons," Trump said.
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Child sex offenders are often considered among the most heinous in society, even among prisoners serving alongside them.
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In the end, there will be many, many more people held accountable for the heinous crimes Nassar committed.
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That said, the accusations against Moore are heinous, and if true, he should have never entered the race.
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He has to balance a valuable alliance against a heinous crime -- as well as outraged lawmakers demanding action.
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The tug of war between protecting legitimate privacy and eradicating heinous criminality is certainly worthy of healthy debate.
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" Here is a textbook case of Judge Silberman's "most heinous act in which a democratic government can engage.
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The rising scourge of domestic hate has been underscored by particularly heinous acts in the past few years.
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"I think they are hilarious because they are so heinous-looking, in an endearing way," Ms. Chapman said.
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On the side for the death penalty, Clinton argued that some crimes are so heinous that death is the only proper punishment — while arguing that some states are too shoddy in their use of the death penalty: I do reserve it for particularly heinous crimes in the federal system, like terrorism.
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There's no space here in this blog post to go through all of Mike Pence's heinous and damaging beliefs.
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"This was one of the most heinous crimes I've ever been in contact with," Baker said, the paper reports.
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He spent 18 months ignoring that order, and was never even charged for some of his most heinous crimes.
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"These news channels were reporting in such a callous, irresponsible way about such a heinous, terrible thing," she says.
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Legal experts worry the move will leave South Africa without the necessary tools to prevent the most heinous crimes.
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We've also found some truly heinous sweaters with witty messages that make them worth wearing beyond ugly sweater parties.
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Baylor achieved its goal, but a heinous scandal — involving myriad cases of sexual assault — came with that athletic success.
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Why shouldn't heinous behavior end his career, just as being terrible at his job in any other way would?
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Now relics of ordinary life and heinous acts in the Soviet bloc are resurfacing in museums, publications and auctions.
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"This is the man that the government has accused of all of these heinous crimes," Mr. Maynard told them.
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"Why would anybody actually use the abortion code to charge somebody with a heinous crime?" asked Democratic state Sen.
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But, it's not like anyone would ever suspect a nice Upstate doctor of being connected to such heinous crimes.
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" Markets in Asia mostly ignored an attack in Turkey which the White House described as a "heinous terrorist attack.
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" Spicer called the attacks "heinous" but added that they were the "consequence of the past administration's weakness and irresolution.
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An outpouring of public opinion could induce President Putin to put an end to his heinous crimes against humanity.
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Trump stoked this idea by regularly citing heinous crimes committed by people who had come to the country illegally.
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Polly being a victim of such heinous rumors and mistreatment was obviously a factor that led to her breakdown.
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"Daniel and Savilla both committed heinous acts against their children by allowing this to happen," she told the Inquirer.
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Christopher Wilder may be the least recognizable name on this list but that doesn't make him any less heinous.
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We asked a few people to dust off the most heinous presents they've ever received from their significant others.
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For most of us, the first day of April is a glorious celebration of heinous pranks and Minions GIFs.
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Thursday morning, Judge Jane Triche Milazzo ruled that an 18 year sentence was more appropriate for his heinous crimes.
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" At the same time, Trump blamed the "heinous actions" of Assad's regime on the Obama administration's "weakness and irresolution.
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"We believe Paddock is solely responsible for this heinous act," Fasulo said CNN's Darran Simon contributed to this report.
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What is it that makes a bad guy like Langbourne so heinous, and a villain like Roper so charming?
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Without Alex, Piper's all alone in a space crawling with people who have committed heinous deeds, and might again.
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The response to this heinous act affirms that America is collectively outraged at these hateful acts in our neighborhoods.
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Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, and five Dallas police offers were each shot down in a heinous and vicious manner.
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It is imperative that we follow through with meaningful actions to prevent such heinous crimes against humanity from recurring.
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He's incapable of committing such a heinous act, character witness would argue, because he's always been kind to us.
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"We are not going to relent until we bring those that perpetrated this heinous crime to book," he said.
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Heyer's death and the injuries of the 19 were the result of a heinous act of cowardice and hate.
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How could such a critical witness involving such a heinous alleged crime against America not be questioned under oath?
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She spoke to an officer, explained the situation, and demanded that they launch an investigation into this heinous crime.
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This is what must be understood if we are to help those suffering from this heinous, crippling, murderous disease.
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Mr. Gramiccioni added that the quadruple homicide scene was "one of most heinous cases" that investigators had ever seen.
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To the Editor: Yes, President Trump's heinous use of the pardon as a political and evasive tool is unpardonable.
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Maybe you don't get some heinous ideas, but you might not get the Nelson Mandelas able to speak, either.
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Russia's attack on American democracy was truly heinous, and if the Trump people were involved, that would be treason.
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Few who are not abused can believe that such "nice" people can possibly be guilty of such heinous behaviors.
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A family was grieving over the loss of a loved one who was a victim of a heinous crime.
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Both Cameron and Turnbull have stressed that the majority of Muslims are appalled by the heinous actions of ISIS.
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But her core insight into how even mediocrities can be institutionally benumbed and conscripted into heinous projects remains fertile.
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"He suffered multiple gunshot wounds and saved countless lives in that heinous, anti-Semitic attack," said the White House.
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"This heinous and despicable act has been perpetrated by Jaish-e-Mohammed," India's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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But national efforts to combat this exploding epidemic fall short in addressing the "demand" side of this heinous equation.
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When you're supposed to investigate sexually based offenses that are considered especially heinous, but your crush walks by pic.twitter.
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The military tie is less clear in playing a role in forming their decision to commit those heinous crimes.
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The law recognizes the weight of these heinous acts and punishes them accordingly when committed by and against minors.
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And if those assumptions listed above ever prove mistaken, the wrong to Judge Kavanaugh and his family is heinous.
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"The Governor will always stand with victims of crimes, not the criminals that commit heinous acts," the spokesman insisted.
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The book promises to expose the true nature of wickedness by examining the traits shared by history's most heinous.
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This brings us neatly on to "Baby Shark," the heinous children's song documenting three generations of a shark family.
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"The perpetrators of this heinous attack should be brought to justice expeditiously," India's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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The pretty hilarious and awkward moment quickly went viral—and somehow wound up inspiring some truly heinous dad jokes.
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We have people who are prejudiced, and some heinous things have been done in the name of that prejudice.
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And maybe some people feel it&aposs not as -- it&aposs much more heinous now than it was back then.
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"These heinous actions by the Bashar Assad regime are a consequence of the past administration's weakness and irresolution," Trump said.
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This privilege gave Bundy the ability to make even the most heinous of crimes take second place to his personality.
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There are 4 different Twitter accounts that Corey says have been harassing him and wishing heinous things happen to him.
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"The perpetrators of this heinous attack should be brought to justice expeditiously," the Indian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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People understand that whoever was capable of this heinous behavior needs to be apprehended for the safety of the community.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox This is not atypical: Mass shootings, however heinous, have long been a boon to gun industry executives.
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These men, however heinous their alleged crimes, have been detained without trial, most of them for more than a decade.
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Along with that decline has come a more recent fall in the incidence of the most heinous, first-degree murders.
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It's such a flawless movie, in fact, that we're entirely willing to forgive how contemporarily heinous Tom Hanks' character is.
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Men, particularly if they're straight, white, wealthy, and powerful enough to conduct heinous acts in plain sight, can be monsters.
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"These actions are heinous and should be fully investigated and prosecuted," The Intercept said in a statement on Thompson's arrest.
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"Their crimes are so heinous that no one should say…that they suffered injustice," tweeted one notoriously craven television host.
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"I expect the police to bring to book, as soon as possible, the perpetrators of this heinous crime," he said.
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Terrorist attacks are always regarded as unconscionable violations of human life, but they seem especially heinous when children are involved.
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Then, in the fall of 20083, a man was arrested in Utah for the heinous crimes Rule had been covering.
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Homicide detectives subsequently interviewed Vandegege about the slayings, but Vandewege "denied any knowledge of this heinous offense," the release states.
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"Two families lost everything in a heinous and senseless act of violence perpetrated at the hands of cowards," Deal said.
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Much of the concern about MS-13 in recent years is anecdotal -- with particularly heinous murders occurring across the nation.
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A heinous case in Pennsylvania warns of a tsunami of new, hard-to-detect abuse content through live-streaming platforms.
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" The Saudi diplomat blamed the Houthi rebels in Yemen for the violence against children, declaring their actions as "heinous acts.
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The attacks yesterday are part of a pattern ... but (are among) the more sophisticated, and as it involved children, heinous.
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"No one in Saudi Arabia—most especially the Crown Prince—should escape accountability for such a heinous act," he continued.
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Rumors of heinous acts, like multiple murders and a mass shooting motivated by Nazi politics in the basement, have emerged.
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"I have no relation with this heinous coup attempt ... I am deeply hurt because these allegations are degrading," Ozturk said.
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That the boom in business happened after one of the most heinous mass shootings in American history was no coincidence.
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He went out and defended people who committed heinous crimes, and he sought to get the lowest penalty for them.
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"I am appalled and outraged by the heinous murder yesterday of six courageous humanitarians in South Sudan," Owusu said Sunday.
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In tabling the bill, assistant minister Alex Hawke said it was a milestone in Australia's fight against a "heinous crime".
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Trump's recent xenophobia and race-baiting is pretty fucking heinous and all, but, my God, who cooks steak like that?
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To commit some of the most heinous driver offenses like bad smells in the car and blasting out terrible music.
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Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, a U.S. citizen, called the attack a "heinous act" and declared three days of mourning.
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On close inspection, though, the changes proposed aren't either as heinous as some think, or as innocuous as others think.
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My family insists that he only provided financial support and kept a safe distance from the group's more heinous misdeeds.
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For each heinous attack successfully carried out, there have been many more scores of threats in schools across the country.
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The problems have been so widespread, and the nature of the abuse so heinous, that it is difficult to comprehend.
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"You can despise Mr. Rahimi for doing something so heinous as to leave a bomb on 27th Street," she said.
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The man, Timothy Coggins, had been the victim of what the local sheriff called a "heinous," racially motivated hate crime.
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After all, the people they're abusing have committed an "especially heinous" crime, as the opening of the show reminds us.
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"Today, two families lost everything in a heinous and senseless act of violence perpetrated at the hands of cowards," Gov.
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"The actions revealed through the grand jury report are heinous and shameful," Reed said in a statement on his website.
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"Rape is a heinous crime which is never justified," ministry spokesman Puthborey Phon told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by email.
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Why to see it: Fast cars, explosions, and Vin Diesel likely saving the world from some heinous plot once again?
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Friday said Turkey came under a "heinous economic attack" after statements from the United States.
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Op-Ed Contributor Michelle Jones served 20 years in prison for a heinous crime: murdering her 4-year-old son.
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Sullivan involved relatively minor errors in an ad that informed Northerners about the heinous conditions for African Americans in Alabama.
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The result was about as heinous as expected, further codifying the administration's current ethos of drill first, ask questions later.
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And to bring to justice those who are responsible for this heinous crime, and they will be put before courts.
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"There's a difference between heinous bigotry, and a platform being used to incite violence in our community," Shapiro told CNN.
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They felt it trivialized the true nature of what they saw as a heinous act against Muslims: a hate crime.
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He is able to act on his heinous instincts by diverting our attention with outrageous and almost always false opinions.
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"While every heinous attack like this is tragic, this latest one hits close to home," Abbott said in a statement.
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The short list of prisoners who would likely be the first executed include those convicted of heinous and grisly crimes.
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But there can be no doubt that Assad bears ultimate responsibility for it, and is guilty of heinous war crimes.
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These people fear the public may eventually sympathize with the F.B.I.'s argument, especially considering the heinous nature of the crimes.
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Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, writing before lethal injection's recent problems, reflected on the heinous crimes perpetrated by those we execute.
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But in Esther Hovers' series False Positives, such things are very suspicious indeed, and suggest a heinous crime may soon occur.
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Best friends may earn the right to call your style statements heinous, but you also have the right to clap back.
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" She added: "The only person responsible for carrying out either of these heinous acts were the individual who carried it out.
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If this doesn't convince you that Chihuahuas are actually dangerous thugs committed to a lifetime of heinous criminal endeavours, nothing will.
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His administration is not focusing on deporting people who have committed particularly heinous crimes, gang members, or people with criminal records.
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" He called on Sri Lankans to unite, and thwart "this heinous attempt to drag our country back into the dark past.
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"Elon Musk falsely accused Vern Unsworth of being guilty of heinous crimes," Unsworth's lawyer, L. Lin Wood, said in a statement.
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The majority of Americans still approve of executing perpetrators of heinous crimes, despite the risk that an innocent might be killed.
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And we hope that the perpetrators of this heinous crime are going to be brought to book in a speedy way.
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"Child sexual assault is a heinous crime and is against all that I and the #MeToo movement stands for," she tweeted.
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Jordan admits that was justified, but says Madoff was just diverting attention from his own heinous crimes ... the ultimate hypocrite move.
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The local Black Lives Matter Chicago chapter reacted with disgust to the countless posts pulling the organization into the heinous crime.
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The state of Texas will do everything it can to ensure justice is delivered to the perpetrators of this heinous act.
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"I commend the strong leadership of the @MayorofLondon as he leads the city forward after this heinous attack," the ambassador said.
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Martin Heinrich called the cartoon "a heinous and bigoted depiction of Dreamers" and slammed the paper on Twitter for publishing it.
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For those of you fascinated by the psychology that motivates heinous acts, these shows will keep you glued to the screen.
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After an investigation that included the sheriff's department and the attorney general's office, "this heinous crime has been resolved," he said.
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The Houthis in Yemen accuse the Saudis of cosying up to the Israelis—a most heinous crime in some Islamist circles.
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A statement from the White House later condemned the "heinous" act and sent condolences to those directly affected by the attack.
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"The United States condemns in the strongest possible terms today's heinous terrorist attack at Istanbul's Ataturk International Airport," the statement read.
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More than 300 men from surrounding villages gathered to stand up against the heinous acts — and the prejudice that fuels them.
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At the time, it was believed to a reactionary movement against the growing and equally heinous "organize by color" bookshelf aesthetic.
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India's government "demands that Pakistan take immediate action against its soldiers and commanders responsible for this heinous act," the statement said.
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Indeed, ISIS committed four other heinous attacks in Istanbul, Ankara and the southeastern city of Sanliurfa in the last 12 months.
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Racist Babylon has sprayed fascist slogans all over their walls, called them heinous names, and ordered them to go back home.
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"We're trying to figure out his motive, we're trying to figure out why he would commit this heinous crime," Slaton said.
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There is no shortage of examples of people who were found guilty of heinous crimes behaving in very a similar manner.
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Caitlyn Jenner's Transition May be Hurting Her WalletScott Disick's Rebound Girl is a Total BabeJosh Duggar Defends Himself against Heinous Allegations
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While Trump's description of a late-term abortion was difficult to hear, it is even harder to imagine this heinous act.
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"These heinous actions by the Bashar al-Assad regime are a consequence of the past administration's weakness and irresolution," Trump said.
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How. Dare. You. In the court of popular internet opinion, these famous mothers are guilty of committing the most heinous crimes.
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"The only person responsible for carrying out either of these heinous acts were the individuals who carried them out," Sanders said.
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Clinton supports the death penalty "for very limited purposes" as punishment for heinous crimes such as mass killings and domestic terrorism.
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"Today, two families lost everything in a heinous and senseless act of violence perpetrated at the hands of cowards," Deal said.
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Within the first paragraph she misinforms by erroneously tying the perpetrator of this heinous act to the New Black Panther Party.
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"Our detectives are working diligently to bring the person or persons responsible for this heinous act to justice," said the message.
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Shortly after the attack, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan offered prayers for the victims of what he called a "heinous" attack.
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On Friday, the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs found "heinous conditions and negligent conduct" at the Perry Funeral Home.
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In one day, with one heinous act, this administration chose to ruin lives, destroy promising futures and tear apart loving families.
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And to bring to justice those who were responsible for this heinous crime and they will be put before the courts.
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"Using the pandemic as an opportunity to release those convicted of heinous crimes is reprehensible," Amnesty International said in a statement.
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It goes without saying that no one is coming to the defense of heinous sorts, like Kevin Spacey and Matt Lauer.
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Just about the time that I thought I understood the violence, I learned about an incident that was even more heinous.
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He's stoking fear with a web ad that portrays immigrants as heinous criminals only the Democrats would let into the country.
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The gang La Mara Salvatrucha, or MS-13, has been accused of a string of heinous gang murders on Long Island.
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"I say these things as a caring human being and as a person wrongfully convicted of this heinous crime," he declared.
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The country's president, Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo, described Saturday's bombing as a "heinous act" in a video posted on his Twitter account.
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Turkey says that the crime was committed in its territory and was so heinous that there can be no diplomatic immunity.
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"How egotistical of @JussieSmollett to diminish the validity of those who have been victims of serious heinous crimes?" one person tweeted.
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And then of course there are the heinous and horrific war crimes committed by the U.S. military during the long war.
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Residents said the editorial made their city seem a heinous place, when it is really more like a deeply flawed one.
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As alleged, the recent #MeToo campaign has exposed the heinous acts that female riders have been forced to endure during Uber rides.
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Fresh-made margaritas (please never use heinous and wholly unnecessary pre-made mix—ever) are invariably refreshing and deceptively easy to make.
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That's right: Detectives Elliot Stabler and Olivia Benson are back in the city where they investigated especially heinous offenses for 12 years.
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I pressed my drink against my lower lip to prevent myself from releasing any more descriptions of the heinous pig-boot Ted.
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When it would have been so easy to stoop down to the heinous verbal attacks of Donald Trump, Hillary has gone high.
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"I think it's particularly heinous, I mean there were obviously over 40 stab wounds with loss of limbs," Cruz said, reports CBSBoston.
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So, that defines the selective outrage, meaning that someone can get away with saying something heinous about you because you&aposre evil.
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Melissa Kreider was one of them, an experience that inspired her to document the arduous process of investigating so heinous a crime.
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" In a statement then, Unsworth attorney L. Lin Wood said, "Elon Musk falsely accused Vern Unsworth of being guilty of heinous crimes.
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"The crime this criminal alien is associated with is heinous," said Tom Decker, director of ICE's Philadelphia Enforcement and Removal Operations office.
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TMZ Sports spoke to Coach Mike O'Brien -- Smith's coach at Woodstock High School from '04-'05 -- about the heinous allegations against Miller.
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Porter County Sheriff David Reynolds described the deaths as "heinous" and a "tragedy," adding that Kerner is being charged as an adult.
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If internet service providers were afraid to moderate for legal reasons, they might not take down truly heinous content, like child pornography.
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The state Supreme Court rejected Ross' push, sentencing Andre Green to life in prison for what it said was a "heinous" crime.
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Shot in the stomach, Saipov will probably live to be brought to justice, not far from the scene of his heinous crime.
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"The heinous crimes these children endured are absolutely unconscionable," Kane told reporters in unveiling the report, based on a two-year investigation.
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JAMES MCDERMOTT, PRESIDENT, NASSAU COUNTY POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION: Well they&aposre a heinous group, a street gang domestic terrorists in my opinion.
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No fair-minded person can condone this false and heinous television attack by CBS on a young man for ratings and profits.
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"It is one of the most heinous crimes, going out and actually sexually abusing young children," FBI Special Agent Joe Bushner said.
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I know you have to cut a deal with heinous people, but I think everybody needs to remember what he&aposs done.
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Another one of our children has been murdered in a heinous and unprovoked way—the DOJ must investigate this hate crime immediately.
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Police are searching for a mysterious female jogger who has been terrorizing a Colorado Springs neighborhood with heinous public poops, KKTV reports.
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I mean they were heinous examples, but this use of people who were powerless not to consent was common throughout medical research.
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So the fact that his child would make such a heinous accusation with no pretense, really made me a target for [Nassar].
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Omar then responded by calling the message "heinous and hateful" and suggested they meet to discuss combatting religious discrimination over Somali tea.
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" He said Mr. McAuliffe was wrong to issue a blanket restoration of rights, even to those who "committed heinous acts of violence.
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Most are too invested in seeing Trump as malign or heinous, just as they were invested in believing that Reagan was dumb.
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My bill, which I introduced just last week, would provide an additional tool to hold criminals accountable for these heinous, cowardly assaults.
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Eventually, even when he knows his son has been involved in the most heinous crimes, the father says, "my son is innocent".
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Kelly is an especially heinous part of the same system: He didn't choose girls like Martinez, Clary and Sparkle's niece by accident.
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The tape reveals further evidence of the shooter's extremely disturbed mental state, which went largely unaddressed before he committed the heinous crime.
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Just because the passage has been misapplied to justify heinous deeds does not mean that we should rip it from our Bibles.
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Olympic level athletics at sub zero temperatures require sacrifices of the body and sometimes the side effects of are down right heinous.
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The original, one of the few ABBA songs sung by Ulvaeus, borders on heinous in terms of how creepy its lyrics are.
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He might have ulcerated his stomach from this heinous chemical they put into it to make it red, this red pepper bullshit.
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But if Trump's crimes are shown to be truly heinous, the old DOJ rulebook might get thrown out the window, Akerman argued.
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Volunteer firefighting is a genuinely noble calling and no one wants to believe that the people they love could do anything heinous.
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In that book — as in this show — the locals get semi-hypnotized and commit heinous acts without fully realizing what they're doing.
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Instead of being taken away in handcuffs, those accused of heinous crimes in this country can be seen strolling a red carpet.
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No exceptions for especially heinous crimes; no loopholes allowing execution when other lives might be in jeopardy, as in past Catholic teachings.
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Duterte demanded the resignation of his prisons chief, accusing him of disobeying an order not to release inmates convicted of heinous crimes.
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"Criminals of hideous state-sponsored terrorism who hatched and pressed for the heinous plot to hurt the supreme leadership of" North Korea.
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Monday night, the basketball world bore witness to yet another wince-inducing leg injury, as Caris LeVert suffered a heinous ankle break.
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In the country's largest prison, two-thirds of the 27,756 population are serving sentences for heinous crimes, according to the corrections department.
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At an investment conference in Riyadh today, the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, denounced the "heinous crime" committed against Mr. Khashoggi.
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" She holds the cover-up to be the more heinous crime, calling it "unforgivable" and saying that it "did have malicious intent.
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Family members, gangs and drug traffickers most frequently perpetrate these heinous acts, but violence by police and other authorities is also widespread.
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"When you're talking about something as heinous as slavery, there's no amount really that can actually satisfy that sin," Dean Markham said.
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At least for the moment, however, the Court has not overruled cases like Kennedy, which reserves executions to the most heinous crimes.
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Last night's attack on Jews celebrating Hanukkah in New York is a sad reminder of the rising numbers of such heinous acts.
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But we are so diverse and we believe in a lot of different things, some of which are admittedly pretty heinous things.
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The recent heinous Taliban attack that killed several dozen intelligence personnel in Wardak Province south of Kabul is but the latest challenge.
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The White House condemned the attack as "heinous" and "reprehensible" and blamed the Obama administration for failing to be tougher on Assad.
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No one in New Zealand has ever received that sentence, but judges have the right to impose it for particularly heinous murders.
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Pigeonholing the Range of Behaviors We Understand as Harmful Most of us understand that rape is a heinous crime worthy of punishment.
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Dr. DeAntonio looked cool but he was still one of them, the head of them, maybe the most heinous and evil of them?
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The problem is that it's not an isolated incident — and remaining silent only serves to condone the use of heinous words like these.
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"Elon Musk falsely accused Vernon Unsworth of being guilty of heinous crimes," L. Lin Wood, a lawyer for Unsworth, said in a statement.
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It'd demonstrate the professional consequences of such heinous misconduct, and double as a show of support for those who were victimized and terrorized.
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"Some criminals&apos actions are so heinous, they earn the label &aposworst of the worst,&apos" Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said.
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Trump and the White House claim it's clear as day: Trump was obviously referring to MS-13 gang members who commit heinous crimes.
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And you don&apost think that this is the day I&aposm going to die and to die in such a heinous manner.
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The idea that such heinous acts could have unfolded in one's own town without anyone knowing was almost too much to take in.
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Instead, there is a more fundamental thread that binds these disparate and heinous stories together: the increasingly noxious alchemy of complexity and capitalism.
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To think: If Dolores reaches the Valley Beyond, that site where guests' data is held, she'll access recorded proof of their heinous actions.
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"What Bindi did was a heinous act, one she should be killed for," De Luca said during a prime-time television talk show.
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The young jihadists come across as uncomfortably ordinary at times, jarring with the hatred they espouse and the heinous acts they carry out.
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Most heinous crime: At the start of Season 3, Chuck and Blair play a "game" in which Chuck seduces other women at bars.
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Most heinous crime: In the film's first half, Chucky and Tiffany take out a police officer by rigging a car airbag with nails.
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Given that no evidence of arson was found, he couldn't say whether it was an accident or deliberate, carelessness or a heinous crime.
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What some of these characters do is so heinous and sick, and yet I find myself rooting for them and sympathizing with them.
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It's a heinous ego driven pact which stops every other artist after him from working with the inventors of Vantablack on art projects.
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"A thorough criminal investigation into a heinous act like this, under these circumstances, could not be accomplished in only three months," he said.
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We've all got that one, go-to heinous "meal" we eat at the kitchen counter illuminated only by the light of the fridge.
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However, perhaps the most unsettling part of the interviews is how calm, collected, and open Kemper seems while talking about his heinous crimes.
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Brown seems like a such a sweet, honest young girl, which is why contrasting her image with such heinous statements evokes a reaction.
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His sister told Good Morning America in February, "He did a horrible, heinous crime and I have no feeling except rot in hell."
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"A befitting reply will be given to the perpetrators of the heinous attack and their patrons," the popular politician said on Twitter Friday.
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Every song is a way of exploring motivations that aren't his own, but instead confront the listener with images that are truly heinous.
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The Dark and Middle Ages, in fact, are some of the most heinous sources of design sensationalism; of countless objects that became real.
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Raisman's words led her to become an example of strength in the face of heinous acts brought to light throughout the #MeToo movement.
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"I was appalled and disgusted that someone would be persuaded by false, disgusting lies to carry out such a heinous act," he said.
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"These heinous attacks must not be used to justify further erosion of our security, civil liberties or privacy," wrote Executive Director Cindy Cohn.
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The jury told the court they chose the death penalty because Kreedin's murder was especially heinous, atrocious or cruel, according to the Oklahoman.
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While the Ramones didn't commit a crime that heinous here, it's still a shame that Joey's heartbreak was absorbed by something more palatable.
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My family and other families who have suffered through the actions of heinous killers like Cox, Krebs and Ng want and deserve justice.
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But no belief system, of any kind, is an acceptable excuse for these heinous practices towards women (or gay people for that matter).
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"There's a sadness about what happens to a man like Bill Cosby from doing these heinous acts for so many years," she said.
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"The murder was especially heinous, atrocious, or cruel, and he committed homicide in a cold, calculated and premeditated manner," the court documents state.
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New York grieves for those who were killed and prays for those who were injured in this heinous anti-Semitic attack in Pittsburgh.
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In 1955, Emmett was beaten and murdered in Mississippi by two white men who were acquitted but later admitted to the heinous crime.
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These denials inevitably create muddled, "he said, he said" moments that allow candidates to evade responsibility and affiliation with their most heinous supporters.
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Around this time, Mr. Long befriended a Kansas City schoolteacher who wished to remain anonymous because of the heinous nature of the shootings.
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" Trump also described the attack as "an affront to humanity" and said that "these heinous attacks by the Assad regime cannot be tolerated.
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There are those who believe there's absolutely no way a venerated football star could have committed such a heinous crime in cold blood.
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In "Especially Heinous," the novella at the center of the book, she re-writes 12 full seasons of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
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They also touch on his feelings towards the heinous attacks in Manchester, before ending on a brighter chat about the state of dubstep.
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"These actions are heinous and should be fully investigated and prosecuted," Betsy Reed, Editor-in-Chief of The Intercept, said in a statement.
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They want to bring justice to those that perpetrated this heinous act and believe information on the phone will help do just that.
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Just a month ago in New Zealand, a murderous shooter apparently radicalized by social media broadcast his heinous acts on those same platforms.
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"Nothing about Mr. Madison's conditions impact the state's interest in seeking retribution for a heinous crime," Alabama Deputy Attorney General Thomas Govan said.
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There is little daylight between the president and a group of shadowy former military officers, responsible for heinous war crimes and organized crime.
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Remember, Brown is accused of some heinous things -- including rape and assault -- and Roger Goodell and league officials are still investigating it all.
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More than 21,000 prisoners were released, 2,000 of whom were sentenced for heinous crimes, like rape, drugs, murder, bribery, plunder, kidnapping and arson.
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Last year, he said his decision hinged on the heinous nature of the murders and Van Houten's marginalization of her role in them.
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The jury agreed on three of the aggravating factors but found the crime was not committed in a heinous, atrocious and cruel manner.
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I would just say if you are going to do something heinous don't do it here, because they will come and get you.
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On Monday, India's defense minister condemned the attack and told parliament the government was "open to every suggestion to curb such heinous crimes".
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" "To think that they were there in their most vulnerable moment and had something so heinous occur is just devastating to this community.
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"The perpetrator of this heinous crime does not represent the Saudi people, who count the American people as friends and allies," Salman said.
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Editorial Russia proved again on Tuesday that there is no crime heinous enough to make it turn against Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad.
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"When Trump announces heinous policies, a lot of people in the office have an instinctual reaction to it -- a negative reaction," Soufer said.
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A representative of cleric Fethullah Gulen, Alp Aslandogan, denied any link and said the exiled cleric condemned the murder as a "heinous act".
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For particularly heinous crimes like mass shootings and car bombings, it's not enough to simply describe them as murder or even mass murder.
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Footage of this heinous affront to good dogs everywhere was captured on CCTV, released by the RSPCA around Christmas, and quickly went viral.
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IAGO is one of the most heinous antagonists in all of the plays, using manipulation to take revenge on all who anger him.
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It would be genuinely outrageous to condemn a public defender for catching some heinous clients in the course of pursuing an honorable vocation.
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To commit such a heinous crime, and to slaughter a woman on the way to work because she no longer wants to date you?
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Radford University President Brian Hemphill called the killing an "inexcusable and heinous act," in a campus-wide email Friday, according to the Roanoke Times.
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The heinous crimes that he committed in our community are the very reason we have the death penalty as an option under the law.
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The four-part Netflix series, Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes, is poised to introduce a new generation to Bundy's heinous crimes.
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Another day of heinous press and increasingly outraged Republicans is hardly worth it in service of a strategy that you already know is shot.
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The officials White interviews on camera are strangely comfortable, seemingly unfazed about the heinous allegations of sex abuse that went on at the school.
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She was persuaded during the trial that Mr. Lee was guilty of heinous crimes and that he believed things she had always found abhorrent.
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Mr Ricketts considers the death penalty to be an important tool for public safety and the only appropriate punishment for the most heinous crimes.
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In an ode to the slimy sweetheart stereotype, here are 12 villainous power couples we love to hate—and their most heinous crimes ranked.
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My work has always had a political edge to it, but now in this particularly heinous time, my rage has amplified the political content.
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"People leave pretty heinous comments on a pretty regular basis on this channel and I really didn't think anything of it," he told viewers.
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I have much more confidence in the federal system, and I do reserve it for particularly heinous crimes in the federal system, like terrorism.
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As they call action, Wiseau notices a freckle on Danielle's shoulder, which he declares heinous and calls for her to head to makeup, STAT.
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"These heinous acts are a consequence of the past administration's weakness and irresolution," Trump said in a statement put out by the White House.
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To fight that insurgency, he relied on pro-government militias — known collectively as the "Janjaweed" — who carried out heinous atrocities, burning villages, murdering civilians.
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These words created a gray area, the company noted in its blog post, and content shouldn't have to reach heinous levels to merit reporting.
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"This was a heinous crime involving the murders of two police officers who were gunned down simply because they were police officers," Hestrin said.
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A reality TV personality became president of the United States and the whole world became what felt like a particularly heinous reality TV program.
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Illustration: Jim Cooke/GizmodoBefore passage of the Affordable Care Act (branded 'Obamacare'), low-income people with HIV were trapped in a heinous Catch-22.
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The threats all center around the viral video of the heinous shark incident -- the show's star, Alex Kompothecras, bragged he knows the guys responsible.
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"The two leaders agreed on the need for consequences for those who use these heinous weapons in flagrant violation of international norms," it said.
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"We recognize the significant trauma these victims suffer at the hands of the predators who commit these heinous crimes," Beck added in the email.
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Arun Jaitley, a senior minister in Modi's cabinet, said India would retaliate, tweeting that "terrorists will be given unforgettable lesson for their heinous act".
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Those in favor of reform of the death penalty believe that housing heinous criminals for the rest of their lives is what's too expensive.
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The crime, in which the suspect stabbed the victim to death in public toilets in the bustling district of Gangnam, was a heinous one.
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But the most striking shift in SVU can be seen in episodes where it refuses to demonize even characters suspected of heinous sex crimes.
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"Our detectives are working diligently to bring the person or persons responsible for this heinous act to justice," the Baton Rouge Police Department said.
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"He was released because they have absolutely no evidence connecting him to that heinous crime," Andrew W. Wilkerson, Mr. Gonzales's lawyer, said on Wednesday.
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" But Sanders pushed back against that comment, accusing CNN of being "irresponsible" for blaming the president and members of his administration for "heinous acts.
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President Trump and this administration sanctioned 17 people that we came to learn were connected to the murder -- the heinous murder -- of Jamal Khashoggi.
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Especially heinous has been Republicans' treatment of sexual assault survivors who have been mocked and ridiculed in the face of their tragedy and pain.
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"These heinous actions by the Bashar al-Assad regime are a consequence of the past administration's weakness and irresolution," Trump said in a statement.
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There were, moreover, numerous arguments for doing so—not only were the allegations against Porter heinous, but they clearly presented a national security risk.
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Speaking at the Future Investment Initiative business conference, Prince Mohammed called Khashoggi's killing a "heinous crime" and vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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"There are no words to describe the pain of being associated with such heinous attacks on my own native homeland and people," Majeed said.
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In addition, Mr. Uribe and his party want to prohibit rebel commanders who have committed heinous crimes from holding elective office, Mr. Hoyos said.
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They wear the head coverings and loose, modest dresses of Old Order Mennonites, they inhabit a sexist community, and they have survived heinous crimes.
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"Laura and I are heartbroken by the heinous act of violence in our city last night," he said in a statement from Crawford, Texas.
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"I expect the police to bring to book, as soon as possible, the perpetrators of this heinous crime," said President Afuko-Addo on Twitter.
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A few weeks ago the Vermont socialist said prisoners, not just ex-felons, should be allowed to vote — even those who committed heinous crimes.
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The United Nations Security Council condemned what it called "two heinous and cowardly terrorist attacks" and called for the perpetrators to be held accountable.
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Eventually, he turned himself into the County Sheriff's office, and he stood trial for Debbie's murder in 2002, two decades after the heinous crime.
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When the powerful prey on the weak, they're not fulfilling justice; they're perverting the rule of law and committing heinous crimes in the process.
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"This is a fascist, heinous assassination crime that no one can expect to happen in the 21st century," said Addis Ababa resident Berhanu Bekele.
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Former MMA fighter War Machine is going to prison for life, with possibility of parole, for the heinous 2014 beating of his ex-girlfriend.
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Just make sure you haven't made your millions in a particularly heinous fashion, or those institutions may not want to get anywhere near you.
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"These heinous actions by the Bashar al-Assad regime are a consequence of the last administration's weakness and irresolution," Spicer said in the statement.
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" After the shootings in Brussels, the leading Sunni university, Al-Azhar, issued a statement saying, "These heinous crimes violate the tolerant teachings of Islam.
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One of the most heinous examples happened in 2002 when an American military vehicle ran over two middle-school students, crushing them to death.
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Though Mr. Trump has described journalists as "enemies of the people," he cannot be unaware that his ally stands accused of a heinous murder.
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This is our job because our government did something really heinous to these families, and it's not just about putting them on a bus.
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That's true, though American presidents don't normally try to find alibis and make excuses for such countries immediately after the commission of heinous acts.
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"Elon Musk falsely accused Vern Unsworth of being guilty of heinous crimes," Unsworth's lawyer, L. Lin Wood said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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Their cases are very different — one involving a victimless crime, the other the most heinous crime of all — and so are the district attorneys.
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She claims that Antle only brough teenage girls on as apprentices and that inappropriate relationships were exchanged for professional advancement, among other heinous claims.
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The case is the latest to come before the court asking the justices to carve out distinct rules for children convicted of heinous crimes.
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"The United States will aggressively use economic sanctions to target those who enable, facilitate, and finance these heinous acts in Syria," Trump's statement said.
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A new bill, up for discussion in the House of Representatives this week, proposes to restore capital punishment for 2190 so-called heinous crimes.
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It's a heinous crime that scars communities and blights growth, and it has provoked terrorized villages to rise up to chase out the extortionists.
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The young militants who carried out these heinous crimes had scouted restaurants to determine which would be hosting the most foreigners when they attacked.
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Please, Mr. Leonhardt, update this list often; as sure as the sun will rise, there will be new and more heinous entries to come.
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While the murder of Tessa Majors was a heinous act that demands punishment, an unfair trial of this 14-year-old serves no one.
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Yet, we see so many instances, like Columbine and Parkland, in which mentally ill individuals are able to commit heinous acts on innocent people.
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"Elon Musk falsely accused Vern Unsworth of being guilty of heinous crimes," L. Lin Wood, an attorney representing Vernon Unsworth, said in a statement.
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"Elon Musk falsely accused Vern Unsworth of being guilty of heinous crimes," Unsworth's attorney L. Lin Wood said in a statement at the time.
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What PJ did that day sets off a chain of events that causes Christy, an older man, to commit an even more heinous crime.
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Dana Loesch, an NRA spokesperson featured in a number of controversial ads for the organization, called the shooting "heinous" in a tweet on Wednesday.
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Weinstein fell off Mount Olympus not because his alleged sexual crimes were heinous but because he committed the only immorality that matters: losing influence.
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Second, Trump — despite his harsh rhetoric about how Assad's "heinous" chemical attack was an "affront to humanity" — ultimately ordered an extremely limited military operation.
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The brutality and disrespect shown to this animal is sickening and I am sure that you share in my outrage over these individuals' heinous actions.
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But doctors likely won't get life sentences The legislature has put abortion in the same arena with "very heinous crimes," Alabama attorney Victor Revill said.
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Authorities are still looking for two other men "who were involved in this heinous act," Bangalore Police Commissioner Praveed Sood said in a press conference.
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The crimes depicted in Agatha Christie's A.B.C. Murders, set in the early 19203s England, are undeniably heinous — but the murder plot itself is downright literary.
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There has to be a policy here that it&aposs not like -- well, one person said something heinous and disgusting and they lose their job.
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Indian lawmakers also voted to lower to 16 from 18 the age at which a person can be tried as an adult for heinous crimes.
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In a news conference, West Chester Police Chief Joel Herzog called the slayings a "heinous crime" as he reported the arrest of Singh in Connecticut.
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The Mall is complicated because it's a projection of its visitors, who are as kind, obtuse, generous, and heinous as our own neighbors can be.
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The fact that they've said as much as they have while faced with that dilemma speaks volumes to just how heinous Trump's actions have been.
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" "World Jewry - in fact all civilized people - denounce this heinous outrage and appeal for zero tolerance of those who use terror to advance their objectives.
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Grunander described the teenagers' deaths as "heinous, depraved murders" but said his office has not yet decided whether to pursue the death penalty for Baum.
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"This was a heinous case of coldblooded murder and the ultimate betrayal of family trust," the district attorney, Richard A. Brown, said in the statement.
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Neither Kevin Spacey nor Matt Lauer, who Merkin describes as the truly "heinous sorts," have faced any legal charges for sexual harassment, assault, or rape.
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Instead, it forces us to understand the human being behind a heinous crime and, in the process, foster empathy for the sinner in us all.
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In Texas the death penalty is applied to those found guilty of a heinous crime who are also judged to be a threat to others.
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Thus with even more regret I must relay the news that the heinous abomination of my nightmares is getting a new episode sometime in December.
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Meanwhile, back at the house Alex and Chase confronted Derek about "asking JoJo for reassurance" on the group date like it was some heinous crime.
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Clinton said she reluctantly supported the death penalty only in "very limited, particularly heinous crimes" like terrorism, but disagreed with its use in many states.
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The state steps in and becomes the prosecutor since the crime is so heinous that the state will not allow this offense to be compounded.
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Kaitlyn: I'm glad we talked about Tinder notifications, because I think they're like the most heinous ones that exist, worse than HQ. They're really bad.
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For the sake of all North Carolinians, Governor McCrory and the General Assembly must act now to repeal this heinous attack on fairness and equality.
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Donald Trump's own heinous comments and alleged physical and sexual violation of numerous women has kept abortion from being the focal point of this conversation.
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Mr Bucklew was sentenced to death in the wake of several heinous crimes that he committed in 1996 after his girlfriend, Stephanie Ray, left him.
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So do the suit's complaints about the "FEMA tents" for accommodation, wild animals roaming the grounds, heinous food and lack of security and medical staff.
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The entire video only lasts 27 seconds, but it might still be enough to trigger your gag reflex, depending on your tolerance for heinous toppings.
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Her reaction to his heinous behavior, while shocking to us now, wasn't out of line at a time where marital rape wasn't a recognized offense.
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"We have unfortunately lost our citizen ... who was critically wounded in the heinous attack in Christchurch, New Zealand," Turkish Foreign Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Twitter.
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Rivas insists over and over again that she never participated in the heinous activities she's charged for, but the piling evidence continues to suggest otherwise.
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"This heinous attack occurred in Istanbul's historic heart, and struck Turks and foreign tourists alike," National Security Council spokesman Ned Price said in a statement.
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"I commend the strong leadership of the @MayorofLondon as he leads the city forward after this heinous attack," read the tweet attributed to Lewis Lukens.
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It's a lot easier to say "Well, Hannah's lying, and that's that" than to admit that you've befriended someone capable of such a heinous crime.
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Though Ramadan is a month when the vast majority of Muslims are fasting and praying, ISIS asks its followers to commit heinous acts of terror.
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It is possible to believe that despite his acquittal, Parker did something heinous, but also that he, like everyone, is capable of redemption and transformation.
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Still, Slager's crime was even more obvious and heinous than many of his fellow killer cops; this was a case that needed to be won.
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Did the teacher just assume the students had already been exposed to some seriously heinous stuff thanks to the internet and figured it was chill?
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He successfully defended the nation's most heinous voter purge law in the Supreme Court, transforming voting rights into a "use it or lose it" proposition.
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In an interview with CBS's "60 Minutes," he said the killing was a "heinous crime" and a "mistake" by individuals working for the Saudi government.
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Similarly, some want to ditch the term "child pornography", since it refers to a heinous criminal enterprise, not consenting performances as in the adult kind.
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Tillman is determined to locate humanity both in the perpetrators of this heinous crime and in the people who were most intimately exposed to it.
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Even the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), for all of its other heinous policies, seems totally uninterested in its neighbor to the south.
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At the California Department of Justice, we will do everything we can to prevent and combat these heinous crimes so that our communities are safe.
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Heinous crimes such as homicide even have gotten the "kid gloves" treatment because Krasner believes that we should not "overcharge" felons, even those who kill.
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Right now, an enormous number of these heinous acts go unreported, including even high-profile crimes like the murders of Heather Heyer and Khalid Jabara.
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I mentioned to Stephen Schulhofer that a case like Afshar's appeared to stand at a vexing intersection—a heinous offense, a common lack of evidence.
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Any person who creates and fosters an environment where these heinous acts occur must be held accountable for a woeful lack of guidance and morality.
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"Riverdale" star Charles Melton is apologizing and blaming immaturity for some really heinous fat-shaming comments he made that have come back to haunt him.
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That night, my nightmares were a replica of the heinous events of the day: baby emerging, cutting the umbilical cord, hemorrhaging, the unmedicated D&C.
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Despite witnessing her father's beheading, being a pawn of Littlefinger's, and surviving wedding-night rape by the heinous Ramsay Bolton, she's emerged only more determined.
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We pray for the innocent victims of the heinous attacks and once again, reaffirm our commitment to fight the evil of terrorism within and without.
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Unfortunately, a startling number go on to reoffend, committing heinous crimes that would have been preventable, had we just been able to send them home.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — The crown prince of Saudi Arabia on Wednesday denounced the "heinous crime" committed against Jamal Khashoggi, the dissident writer killed in Turkey.
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Now, psychiatrists and advocates worry that a new wave of fearmongering will leave hikikomori even more vilified and painted falsely as prone to heinous crimes.
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"We have and do continue to maintain the position that George Perrot committed several heinous offenses on elderly female victims," Mr. Gulluni said on Facebook.
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"This heinous attack demonstrates once again that anti-Semitism has arrived in the middle of society and is now articulated openly and bluntly," Schuster said.
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Her beef's with "weirdo women" who fall for a killer who happens to be charming and good looking -- when his heinous crimes are common knowledge.
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"Alabama will not stand for the loss of life in our state, and with this heinous crime, we must respond with punishment," the statement said.
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But Netflix does have the Final Destination franchise, The Green Inferno, Would You Rather, The Evil Dead, The Perfection, and plenty of other heinous stuff.
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Yes, we may be shocked by how heinous Mr. Khashoggi's murder was, and by how blatant the many lies told by the Saudis have been.
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Under prevailing international human rights norms, knowingly continuing to allow the vitriol to be posted turns Facebook into a "contributor" to the heinous acts themselves.
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However, this special maritime law mostly covers more heinous crimes, such as "murder, manslaughter, maiming, kidnapping, rape, assault, and robbery," according to the Justice Department.
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In short, both Raisman and Maroney's statements point to a system of institutional complicity, whereby the organizations surrounding Nassar perpetuated his heinous and criminal conduct.
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"The nature of the crime was heinous, wanton and life-threatening ... it's inexplicable that anyone would do that intentionally," said US District Judge Richard Berman.
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In an interview with CBS's "60 Minutes," he said the killing was a "heinous crime" and a "mistake" by individuals working for the Saudi government.
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"In this way, Goldsmith creates the greatest poem of the 21st century, an anti-monument to the folly of Trump's heinous smear campaign against Clinton."
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"In this way, Goldsmith creates the greatest poem of the 21st century, an anti-monument to the folly of Trump's heinous smear campaign against Clinton."
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In daring the audience to sympathize with Czolgosz, or with Hinckley, it undermines any sense of protective distance from the heinous acts they carry out.
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To be sure, this doesn't excuse crimes of heinous anti-Semitism but helps further combat a condition under which antisocial behavior like anti-Semitism thrives.
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"The United States will aggressively use economic sanctions to target those who enable, facilitate, and finance these heinous acts in Syria," Trump's statement said Monday.
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While al Darbi deserves every second of the multiple life sentences he would normally receive for such heinous crimes, there is much more at stake.
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro is dropping some heinous, and unproven, accusations against his baby mama -- posting texts he claims demonstrate she can't handle being a mother.
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The supposed explanations for these heinous actions often fall into pre-existing slots: white nationalism, refugee and migrant flows, radical Islam, even socio-economic conditions.
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This heinous policy of rewarding killers and providing incentives for other Palestinians to attack Jews has been effectively subsidized by the United States for years.
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No parent should have to worry that a gun gets in the wrong hands and commits a heinous and violent tragedy on our school campuses.
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Popular wisdom attributed the win to television ads spotlighting a prisoner named Willie Horton, who committed heinous crimes while part of Dukakis' prison furlough program.
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They're heinous, and it will take many hours of watching mind-numbing reality television to strike feet nails from my memory — if it's even possible.
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"I've seen a lot of very bizarre, heinous crimes, and this ranks in the top," Osceola County Sheriff Russ Gibson said of Zengotita-Torres' killing.
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But still, there's a feeling of an extra wink—a hint-hint of something truly heinous to come, with no way to guess the surprise.
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We have deployed our missiles against only a few equally heinous adversaries: Saddam Hussein's regime and its terrorist allies, and the so-called Islamic State.
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"Both judgments reflect that Canadian judges are reluctant to give crushing sentences even for the most heinous crimes and resist inflexible sentencing laws," he said.
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As Pete Davidson points out, it's hard to tell whether he's lying, because his voice naturally sounds like a film-noir narrator recounting heinous crimes.
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Each inmate is accused of horrific crimes, including one involving the genitals of a pot shop owner that almost sounds too heinous to be real.
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None of this equates Obama's immigration policy (which had plenty of positive elements along with those that were criticized) with that of Trump's heinous, inhumane approach.
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First, while he acknowledged that the bomber was "a person that preferred me over others," he said that left-leaning Americans pull off heinous crimes too.
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Why the hell has the brave community of dance music lovers not joined together as a unified chorus to refuse these heinous acts of dancefloor terrorism?
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All through school I was the token Muslim girl, the person everyone turned to for answers whenever someone with a long beard committed a heinous act.
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"As for the Muslim ban, it's a heinous, unamerican action on his part, and it serves to hurt America's standing on the world stage," said Collins.
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Prince Mohammed has denied having anything to do with Khashoggi's death, calling it a "heinous crime that cannot be justified" and promising that "justice will prevail."
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Its big set pieces aren't gruesome murders, but scenes where killers describe their heinous acts in the dispassionate tones we might reserve for a grocery list.
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We may be glad that these heinous crimes may have been solved, but we must also be aware of the potential privacy risks this process reveals.
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It was a somewhat confusing and treacherous web that, in short, permitted Bulger a degree of immunity while he went around committing or ordering heinous hits.
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As head of the Department of Pizza Crime (just go with it), I hereby denounce pizza dipped in milk as the most heinous pizza offense yet.
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US Ambassador John Bass condemned the "heinous" attack and wrote on Twitter the United States stood "shoulder to shoulder" with Turkey in the fight against terrorism.
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The Ministry condemns "all acts of violence as these heinous acts go against the values of humanity as well values of peaceful Afghans," the statement added.
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And biking can also be good for your mental health, because it allows you to be outside and get a break from your otherwise heinous commute.
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Series opener "Late Registration" begins with Zoey feeling guilty about something so heinous she won't even reveal it via narration until the episode is nearly over.
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But if you want to get to know a pair of absolutely heinous sisters, well — season 6 of Orange is the New Black will do splendidly.
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These workers, by the way, are responsible for one of the most vital chores of maintaining Facebook: Making sure the most heinous postings are taken down.
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" He continued, "That is why I support President Trump's decision to launch a limited, targeted strike against the airfield from which this heinous attack was launched.
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First, I'm urging the administration to join me in calling on the global community to impose a complete economic embargo against the heinous regime in Pyongyang.
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When three-year-old Courtney Smith and was raped and murdered in Mississippi in 1990, cops arrested Justin Johnson as a suspect in the heinous crimes.
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As TMZ first reported ... Manson -- the mastermind behind one of the most heinous murder sprees in American history -- died of natural causes back in November 2017.
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"The destruction of these monuments, erected in the loving memory of our family and fellow Southern Americans, is both heinous and horrific," Oliver said on Facebook.
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Both men cheer on their sons and when verbal jabs don't work, they resort to heinous ways of proving that their own child is the best.
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"Little Women: LA" star Briana Renee is divorcing her husband and dropping some heinous accusations against him, including abuse, death threats and bestiality ... TMZ has learned.
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"He is equally shocked that they instead decided to indict the individuals that exposed Planned Parenthood's heinous and illegal activities," Ross told CNN in an email.
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"Another one of our children has been murdered in a heinous and unprovoked way—the DOJ must investigate this hate crime immediately," Booker said on Twitter.
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I devoted most of 2014 to two things: ingesting a heinous quantity of the swill and penning newspaper articles for pay, in that fairly critical order.
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Watts spoke to investigators last month from an unspecified penitentiary in Wisconsin, coming clean in vivid detail about his heinous crimes after finding religion behind bars.
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"I personally was thinking of doing something absolutely heinous with the bucket, and that's melting it all down and making a new Jell-O," she says.
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"Very grateful for our law enforcement professionals who quickly tracked down the perpetrator of this week's heinous actions," Meadows, a conservative House member, tweeted on Friday.
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"Rectify" captures the baffling range of what humans are capable of — tremendous grace, true compassion, unconditional love, but also heinous crimes, lifelong deception and poisonous violence.
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"Some criminals' actions are so heinous, they earn the label 'worst of the worst,'" Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg had said prior to Bible's execution.
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President Trump has phoned Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to condemn the "heinous terrorist attacks" against two Coptic Christian churches, the White House said Monday.
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A heinous crime against our people; how is it possible to train a human and ask him to go and blow himself (up) inside a wedding?!!
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Most Colombians have been affected by the war, and many are openly critical of what they see as amnesty for heinous crimes committed by the FARC.
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U.S. Ambassador John Bass condemned the "heinous" attack and said on Twitter the United States stood "shoulder to shoulder" with Turkey in the fight against terrorism.
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Getting to know your neighbors on a deeper level can reduce the chances that one of them will commit a heinous crimes, like rape and murder.
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Essentially, Misst believes she may be able to predict cases where someone might be either a perpetrator or victim of a heinous crime in their lifetime.
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What makes us wax so lyrically about an era defined by winklepickers, heinous collections of cardigans, and polyphonic ringtones of "Don't Look Back into the Sun"?
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That's so important right now, with news coming in by the hour of the latest heinous hate crime or jaw-dropping appointment to Trump's inner circle.
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Our psychotic culture has entire television shows dedicated to the investigation of sexual crimes, which are judged to be more heinous than crimes of other sorts.
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"I have to make clear just how invisible some of the most heinous violence we experience is," Ms. Yates wrote in the Instagram post in December.
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But abusing old men and making the cage more stalling friendly are not the most heinous attempts to appear unique you will see in fight promotion.
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Referring to Dr. Nassar's "heinous and appalling assaults," it cited the principle of athlete wellbeing and a by-law that it said pertained to that principle.
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While the death penalty is used in the United States, it is generally handed down in federal cases only in connection with the most heinous crimes.
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In his grief over the loss of his wife, Kemp commits an act so heinous that it sets in motion a story almost Shakespearean in scope.
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" As for her story, he says she has "provided salacious, heinous, and graphic details of this made-up sexual encounter that supposedly occurred 36 years ago.
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This means that simply sitting near someone who gets fired means you yourself are now more likely to commit an act heinous enough to merit firing.
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"They are working to destroy our country's morale and create chaos by deliberately targeting our nation's peace and targeting civilians with these heinous attacks," he said.
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I hope we won't go back to the days when predator men, in the workplace and otherwise, were able to get away undetected with heinous acts.
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Yet photographs and videos in the museum show how they had freedom to commit heinous crimes, to kill and to rape, in the name of religion.
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"The Afghan government strongly condemns the heinous and cowardly attack on Afghans' greatest friend, Dr. Nakamura," said Sediq Sediqqi, a spokesman for Afghan president Ashraf Ghani.
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"One thing we often grapple with when discussing criminal justice reform is balancing justice with mercy, particularly when we consider a heinous crime," the letter read.
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The ever-changing landscape of this heinous industry makes it extremely difficult to combat, mostly because there is still so much we don't know about it.
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I watched as our government leaders moved forward together and make important decisions so that such a heinous act would be less likely to happen again.
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Earlier this year, members of the International Commission Against the Death Penalty met with Pope Francis to discuss the worldwide movement to end this heinous practice.
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"For too long, these predators have traveled overseas undetected, including to countries where weaker laws mean they have opportunities to commit heinous crimes," Ms. Bishop said.
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I have always thought that the most heinous act in which a democratic government can engage is to use its law enforcement machinery for political ends.
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In these painful moments, on behalf of myself, the government and the Spanish people, my deepest sense of regret and strong condemnation of the heinous terrorist violence.
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And rather than labeling them "The Other" -- which erases their humanity and historically has been used to justify heinous acts -- we must recognize their individuality and diversity.
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Of course, we won't focus on the deaths, we will simply begin the second episode of season 2 several months after Gemini has committed his heinous act.
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I support these women as we seek out and demand accountability from the only ones responsible for assault and rape: the people who perpetrate these heinous crimes.
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"Organ trafficking is often overlooked in our sector but this heinous crime needs more attention and affects us all," said a spokesman for the Human Trafficking Foundation.
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I know I'm not God, and even though I believe in one, I can't wrap my mind around divine order being involved in such a heinous departure.
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Since the birth of their daughter, Luna, Teigen has faced significant online criticism for her heinous "crimes" against motherhood — going to dinner without her daughter, for example.
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Not really, but I did manage to track down some very scientific data that makes me feel a whole lot better about being such a heinous bitch.
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We do not need to cripple our ability to remove some of the most harmful and heinous content in the name of an incremental amount of privacy.
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In an emotional post, Hadid states that she feels "helpless" following the heinous act of violence that took place at the country music festival on Sunday night.
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At most, we learn that it really, really sucks when your handsome and attentive fiancé turns out to be the century's most famous and heinous serial killer.
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Still, the company has developed a reputation over the years for particularly heinous comments, and it's not always able to catch offenders on even unexpectedly popular videos.
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When a suspect denies they could have seen a particularly heinous event at the camp, the prosecution can point to the evidence provided by the LKA's reconstruction.
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While those men, who threatened to murder Taylor if she ever reported their heinous actions, were never prosecuted, Oprah proudly announced those days are unquestionably, resoundingly over.
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The psychological thriller attempts to show a more complex side of Lizzie, played by Sevigny, that could explain why she may have committed such a heinous crime.
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The Syrian Coalition, the principal opposition, blames "Russian and the Assad regime's jet fighters' and said it holds "Russia fully and directly responsible for this heinous crime.
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The wave of terrorist violence it unleashed—in collusion with the state security apparatuses—would dwarf the most heinous excesses of Escobar's vainglorious "war" against the government.
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Luckily, they were able to delete all of the heinous tweets -- but, unfortunately for them, most of the tweets had been screenshot and shared online like wildfire.
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The President clearly felt a responsibility for a heinous act that he saw as a challenge to his leadership -- and we know how he responds when challenged.
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It's how they use gender norms to their advantage While it's for more heinous reasons, Sharp Objects' Adora and Amma also wear their feminine roles like armor.
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It was precisely the measures taken to construct and preserve a homogeneous society that lay at the core of the most heinous crimes of the last century.
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" French President Emmanuel Macron added, "All our thoughts for the victims of heinous crimes against the mosques of Christchurch in New Zealand and for their loved ones.
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We're told he worked closely with some of the comedians appearing on 'All Def Comedy' -- and most of them want that to continue, despite the heinous accusations.
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"The destruction of these monuments, erected in the loving memory of our family and fellow Southern Americans, is both heinous and horrific," he posted on Facebook Saturday.
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"It was with great dismay that I received your letter that a donation was made in my 'honor to your heinous organization," he wrote in the letter.
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It's easy to see why a first-time offender like Naz is immediately targeted for a generous plea deal, even though he's accused of a heinous crime.
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" In Hong Kong, Davidson, 57, made the mistake of trying to reason Girardi into forgiving rival Dorit Kemsley by suggesting Kemsley hadn't "committed some horrible heinous crime.
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Charles Manson -- the man who masterminded one of the most heinous murder sprees in American history -- is dead ... this according to the sister of his famous victim.
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IN THIRTY-ONE American states, those convicted of especially heinous crimes can still face the death penalty, but it is getting harder to carry out the sentence.
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In a stunning move, Rabbi Emeritus Haskel Lookstein -- who had supervised Ivanka's conversion -- issued a statement condemning the Trump administration for its heinous response to Charlottesville's bloodshed.
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In fact, crimes against police officers are treated as among the most heinous criminal acts, given the high degree of culpability and punishment attached to such crimes.
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"No parent should have to worry that a gun gets in the wrong hands and commits a heinous and violent tragedy on our school campuses," state Sen.
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However, because of my experience as a wrongly accused party, I am equally as likely to believe men when they claim innocence when accused of heinous acts.
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Paul Manafort, Trump's campaign chairman, has a history of representing heinous dictators, including Viktor Yanukovych of Ukraine, a Kremlin puppet who was deposed by revolution in 2014.
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Charles Manson Charles Manson, the infamous 1960s cult leader whose followers committed heinous murders that terrorized Los Angeles and shocked the nation, died Sunday of natural causes.
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"These heinous actions by the Bashar al-Assad regime are a consequence of the past administration's weakness and irresolution," White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Tuesday.
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"This is, in 28 years, probably the most heinous criminal act I've ever seen, and it really is nauseating," Acting Nassau County Police Commissioner Thomas Krumpter said.
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Both U.S. law and international law prohibit such abuses in wartime and in peacetime, against American citizens and foreigners, including the most heinous criminals or vicious terrorists.
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The law barred troops with dishonorable discharges — those convicted at court-martial of serious crimes — as well as spies, deserters and a few others considered particularly heinous.
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It's not surprising that famous men are often heinous, but it's a little strange that they keep putting themselves in situations where they prove it on record.
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But one series has been banging away at it for nearly two decades, peeking at the underbelly of New York's most heinous sex crimes for 20 seasons.
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" In a typo-riddled White House statement, Trump pledged to raise awareness of sexual assault and to hold offenders accountable, since "these heinous crimes are committed indiscriminately.
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But a Saudi prince is different from a Supreme Court nominee, and unlike in Justice Kavanaugh's case, there could yet be conclusive evidence of a heinous crime.
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Philo is now a police inspector working to solve a string of heinous murders, and anti-immigrant sentiment among humans in the Burgue is on the rise.
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Instead the West should try to spare Syria's suffering by offering strictly humanitarian assistance and threatening retribution for heinous acts, such as the use of chemical weapons.
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It's a place where abortion and gay marriage are legal and fracking, drinking supersized soft drinks and making a lot of money are viewed as heinous crimes.
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Bernie Sanders, which is tied to the extreme wage gap between its workers and its executives as well as reportedly heinous working conditions in its fulfillment centers.
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Many people report seeing it autoplay on their social media feeds and not realizing what it was — after all, how could something so heinous be so available?
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Mr. Portillo, Judge Joseph F. Bianco, of District Court in Central Islip, said, was charged with "four heinous, premeditated murders" and posed a danger to the community.
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"The heinous activity of a duck being hit over the head with a broomstick is what ended up happening," Conway School District Superintendent Kevin Richard told WMUR.
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"The United States will aggressively use economic sanctions to target those who enable, facilitate and finance these heinous acts in Syria," Mr. Trump said in a statement.
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He insisted that he was horrified by what the hijackers had done and that he had no idea they could have been involved in anything so heinous.
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Instead of holding Lee up as the mythological, principled American military hero, McChrystal argues we should remember him as a defender of the heinous institution of slavery.
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The government in a statement condemned the killing and said President Abdulla Yameen had instructed state agencies to bring the perpetrators of "this heinous act to justice".
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" The Amnesty report scrutinized the confessions shown in the videos, in which the condemned men repeatedly described themselves "as 'terrorists' and 'heinous criminals' who deserve their punishment.
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The actions of the president must be so unforgivable, the abuses of power so heinous, that it is the only option for the good of the nation.
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Those released include individuals convicted of killings, sexual assault and some of the most heinous crimes imaginable, who went on to reoffend at a very high rate.
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Her father cannot forbid their marriage but prescribes that if Altidòr curses Miranda for anything she does, no matter how heinous, she will turn into a snake.
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Some of the brutish ones don't, and if they happen to do something particularly heinous during their idiot period, their chance to reform may be cut short.
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So more broadly, I'm curious what you think about the role of ridicule and humor in stories about Nazi atrocities or other heinous acts of human slaughter.
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The governor said his order did not extend to those who committed violent felonies because some offenses, such as rape and murder, were too heinous to forgive.
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"I'm urging the administration to join me in calling on the global community to impose a complete economic embargo against the heinous regime in Pyongyang," Gardner said.
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And while no death is more unjustifiable or heinous than another, TGEU has released new research that reveals the unique vulnerability that migrant, transgender sex workers face.
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It would also equate crimes of online defamation that result in death to the far-more serious category of "heinous crimes" — for which bail cannot be granted.
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A lot of people in Kansas City are hurting right alongside the Negro Leagues Museum, as we think about this very heinous attempt to damage the center.
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Todd says his Frenchie is also around kids -- primarily his 6-year-old granddaughter, Chloe -- and suggests better parenting might have prevented the heinous act in Jenelle's home.
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The result is an often fascinating exploration into extraordinary events that have irreversibly altered the lives of ordinary people, offering insight into heinous acts committed in everyday life.
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And another person at another network said something heinous and disgusting and they somehow keep their job and potentially get promoted -- (CROSSTALK) BILA: -- that doesn&apost make sense.
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Still, the post-credits do add some creepy context to Amma's clearly pre-meditated and heinous crimes and definitely places her as one of TV's most terrifying teens.
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Despite Cloudflare's pride in protecting any site, no matter how heinous, Prince says he was caught off guard by the Daily Stormer's attacks on the people who complained.
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Justice Minister Yoko Kamikawa said the death sentences were deserved because the systematically plotted crimes were so heinous and prompted fears of terrorism both in Japan and abroad.
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Neither are Catholics alone in seeing their spiritual leaders commit or cover up heinous crimes, said Russell Moore, president of the Southern Baptists' Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission.
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Attacking Clinton will distract people from whatever heinous stuff Trump has said, while also reminding Republicans unenthusiastic about the angry orange man why they should back him anyway.
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"We have to neutralize the threat, hold whoever perpetrated these heinous crimes to account," Ethiopia's communications minister, Getachew Reda, told CNN by phone from Addis Ababa, the capital.
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I'm just curious what you made of the whole scandal and how you squared some of the impact investors with their involvement allegedly in this pretty heinous scheme.
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"We are heartbroken to learn of Jennifer's death and find it difficult to understand why and how she became a victim of such a heinous crime," they said.
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He has not offended me in any way," he told Accra-based radio station Neat FM. "They should look for those who may be behind this heinous act.
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"This case is particularly heinous because the perpetrator is a public official, sworn to serve and protect the community" Pennsylvania's Attorney General Josh Shapiro said in a statement.
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But, the New York Post chose to describe the woman at the helm of a multi-million dollar empire as "Kim Thong Un" on its heinous front cover.
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But the wealthy that come to play cowboy revel in behaving badly, exploring the heinous things people do commit if they knew they could get away with murder.
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And the people voting for them will be voting mostly because of party labels, not anything individual politicians have done or not done (unless it is truly heinous).
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"By criminalizing the publication of revenge porn, we are empowering victims of this heinous act to take action against their abusers and showing them a path to justice."
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Finding out that someone you know well has been accused of something heinous is surely hard to process, and they handled a bad situation with grace and professionalism.
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Hoover's harassment of his political enemies, combined with a strong penchant for blackmail, reached a heinous peak in the 1960s when he used secret tapes from the Rev.
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For real ... the NY Giants quarterback was in a New Jersey courtroom Wednesday where he was actually found GUILTY of the heinous crime of driving on the shoulder.
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But instead of telling him upfront that it was heinous and I wanted nothing to do with it, I did what any high-schooler would do: I lied.
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Chemical attack Trump on Wednesday called the chemical attack that killed more than 70 people in Syria as a "heinous" act that had changed his views on Assad.
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"We will make the U.S. pay by a thousand-fold for all the heinous crimes it commits against the state and people of this country," the statement said.
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Nimfa Reloc, who monitors heinous crime cases for DIDM, said the office had released no such data or analysis and did not know where the number came from.
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Though we could use all sort of hyperbole to describe this tackle – words like "VICIOUS", "BRUTAL", "CANNIBAL LEGFUCKERY" and so on – we'll simply settle on calling it heinous.
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This was the cry from the heart of liberals despairing at media coverage that erroneously equated Trump's disqualifying, morally heinous flaws with Clinton's run-of-the-mill ones.
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" In a separate post, which was shared hours later, he added that his "thoughts and prayers go out to the people and families impacted by these heinous actions.
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Scenario one: If we follow Putin's path, we leave Assad in power and we must let him run his nation as he sees fit, no matter how heinous.
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A junkie rejection of the state may be deeply resonant, but it is only beautiful if we accept that this heinous capitalist society is the only possible society.
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"The only person responsible for carrying out either of these heinous acts were the individuals who carried them out," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Monday.
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Other Gossip Randall's actions offscreen must have been especially heinous considering they led to Jamie breaking his promise to Claire and leaving Fergus's fate up in the air.
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"Given the fact that that heinous shit came out, I would simply say I've kept this under wraps out of reverence for my dearest Emma," Louis-Dreyfus said.
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By committing this heinous act of violence, however, he crosses a moral Rubicon that forever changes him and the audience follows his transformation into a vicious, calculating gangster.
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As the investigations into these heinous crimes continue, I have offered all available state resources to both Dallas and the University of Texas to assist in any effort.
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It is true that compared with the heinous policy of family separation at the Southern border or the detention centers for undocumented minors, this encounter was relatively uneventful.
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"Not only the perpetrators, but also politicians & media that fuel the already escalated Islamophobia and hate in the West are equally responsible for this heinous attack," he tweeted.
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He said "heinous, illicit activities" such as the commissioning and live viewing of rape and violence against minors via the so-called Dark Web had to be stopped.
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Epstein's death abruptly cut off a high-profile prosecution of heinous sex trafficking allegations, robbing Epstein's alleged victims of any hope to confront him during a criminal trial.
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Most Americans now think that we are too tough on North Korea, even while agreeing it's a heinous rogue regime that cannot be allowed to hold onto nukes.
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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned the "heinous" killing in the Philippines on Monday of a Canadian who had been held captive by Islamic militants for seven months.
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"The disgusting rhetoric and heinous violence in this nation has reached a fever pitch and is ripping at the fabric of America, and it must stop," he said.
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In addition, the Assad regime's heinous record of human rights violations needs to be addressed by the international community as an essential part of creating stability and peace.
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It's been reported that the killer wrote that his heinous act was to preserve his culture, which he believed was being replaced by Mexican Americans and other immigrants.
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I took a weekend trip to Michigan to celebrate the birthday of my best friend from high school, and every heinous detail, every recounted word, came spewing forth.
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The sense the city might be trembling on the verge of another rise in crime has been heightened by some heinous and highly publicized killings in recent months.
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The country must now move forward with the grieving process and investigators must focus on determining not just the motivation but also the ideology behind Paddock's heinous acts.
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"The Gezi events were a heinous attack targeting the people and state, just like military coups," Erdogan said in a speech to his AK Party lawmakers in parliament.
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"May Allah's mercy be upon our 2 citizens and innocent Somali brothers&sisters who lost their lives in the heinous terrorist attack," Çavuşoğlu wrote on his Twitter account.
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"His Majesty affirmed that the perpetrator of this heinous crime does not represent the Saudi people, who count the American people as friends and allies," the statement said.
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But his critics, including some fellow SEALs, have said he had become a rogue operator and poor military role model, and had committed heinous acts of unnecessary violence.
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My office is therefore committed to ensuring that all the perpetrators of the heinous act are brought to book and subjected to the due process of the law.
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"It would hinder law enforcement by legally allowing potential active shooters to openly carry their deadly weapons right into airports to carry out their heinous attacks," he warned.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wrote: "Last night's attack on Jews celebrating Hanukkah in New York is a sad reminder of the rising numbers of such heinous acts."
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" Following Mattis's remarks, President Trump announced that he would decide the U.S. response to the "heinous" chemical weapons attack in Syria "over the next 24 to 48 hours.
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While there are any number of heinous things that have happened at fraternities in recent years, there are also many good things that happen that are rarely mentioned.
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In a Twitter post, Hamid Baeidinejad, Iran's ambassador to Britain, called the channel's decision a "heinous act," said his country would file a complaint with the British authorities.
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On the other hand, it doesn't take formal changes to the law to bring justice to America's rich and heinous—it just takes prosecutors willing to target them.
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The latest killings were described as "heinous" by Buhari, a 75-year-old former military ruler who vowed to improve security when he took office in May 2015.
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It sends a strong message that we must do everything in our power to ensure that no one is immune from accountability for committing such a heinous crime.
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U.S. National Security spokesperson Ned Price issued a statement, calling the bombing a "heinous attack" and pledging that the U.S. would stand by Turkey in its fight against ISIS.
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And that&aposs what happened with Roberts, that&aposs what happened with Gorsuch, these heinous expectations are met with a nice, competent person and people go, OK. GUILFOYLE: Wow.
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"States across Europe need to work closely together with NGOs, trade unions and the private sector to help end this heinous exploitation and abuse," Mullally said in a statement.
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The college football running back accused of raping a female athletic trainer says the allegations are heinous and false ... and vows to fight the case with every possible resource.
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In case anyone has forgotten, and apparently someone did, Chapman was accused of some fairly heinous acts of domestic violence against his girlfriend in a police report from October.
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Over the past several weeks, arrests of members from the purported self-help group Nxivm have revealed an underground web of heinous crimes, from sex slavery to pyramid schemes.
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"The heinous and violent nature of this tragic crime make it a top priority for my office," Michael E. McMahon, the Staten Island district attorney, said in a statement.
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I do for very limited, particularly heinous crimes believe it is an appropriate punishment, but I deeply disagree with the way that too many states are still implementing it.
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His cartel is said to be responsible for everything from kidnapping to murder, but capital punishment is frowned upon in much of the world, even for those heinous crimes.
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It looks like we won't even need NBC to release the Apprentice tapes to find out some of the heinous things Donald Trump has said about the show's contestants.
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"While the ones being incarcerated have committed sometimes very heinous crimes, the crimes of the subjects they are painting have such greater widespread destruction and negative effects," Greenspan said.
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"This case is particularly heinous because the perpetrator is a public official, sworn to serve and protect the community," Pennsylvania's attorney general, Josh Shapiro, said in a news release.
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The Magnitsky Act aims to curb human rights violations around the world by prohibiting access to the United States and its banking system by individuals who commit heinous crimes.
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In the OITNB equivalent of a dance break, D Block plays a truly heinous prank on C Block involving rats in the prison's cheese warehouse, where inmates package cheese.
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Read More Cramer: The only 'cluster of greatness' in Nasdaq And while the worst performers of the Dow and S&P were especially heinous in 2015, Nasdaq was different.
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Trump said Thursday that "something should happen" with regard to Assad, after referring to the deadly attack as a "heinous" and "horrific" act against innocent people the previous day.
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"As a country we must change our mentality and make sure that our young people recognize sexual assault and rape for the heinous crimes that they are," Poe said.
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News of Sarah's death has sent shockwaves throughout their close-knit community, with many neighbors admitting they are struggling to believe Edwin could be capable of the heinous crime.
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Ritzer's family questions in the suit, which was also obtained by PEOPLE, how Chism was able to commit such heinous acts on campus in the afternoon without anyone noticing.
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As for Timberlake, we're not quite so sure what his hair looked like, considering it's covered up by what is the second most heinous bucket hat I've ever seen.
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So is the sight of Safechuck's diamond ring from his heinous "wedding" with Jackson, so small he can only balance it now on the tip of his adult finger.
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"I was obviously trying to make a point about the heinous acts that Assad had made against his own people last week, using chemical weapons and gas," Spicer said.
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Actually, as far as the statement goes, I share the president-elect's outrage at this heinous crime, and his broader statement with regard to attacks on Christians is correct.
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"Our detectives are working diligently to bring the person or persons responsible for this heinous act to justice," Baton Rouge Police Department wrote in a Facebook post Friday morning.
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The effects of the power vacuum created by this gross dereliction, accelerated the heinous wave of displacement and barbarity that is being played out in the Middle East today.
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As one person said he got a free pass from the city of Philadelphia and its Department of Prisons headed straight back into our community, committed a heinous crime.
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One content moderator, on condition of anonymity, said her colleagues and supervisors never saw violent imagery because her job was to remove the most heinous items before they could.
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According to a 1948 convention, it describes killing and other heinous acts, committed "with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group".
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After pouring years of your life into a show and putting up with truly heinous 55-day shoots, every single person involved with GoT deserves a goddamn victory lap.
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"Following this heinous act, we have registered four deaths and 20 wounded, including four who are in serious condition and have been taken into the operating room," he said.
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"He uses his immunity to explicitly threaten ending democracy in the country while defending heinous crimes," Míriam Leitão, an economic historian and commentator, wrote in the newspaper O Globo.
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"Victims of heinous crimes like sexual assault and human trafficking should not have to live in constant fear that their assailant could find and potentially hurt them again," Gov.
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Too often, Islam is associated with terrorism and violence thanks to the actions of a minority of extreme individuals commit and encourage heinous crimes in the name of Islam.
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" But as CNN legal analyst Joey Jackson explains, sentences for crimes as heinous as murder are not determined lightly: "The basic facts are, no one can take a life.
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As heinous as these shootings are -- and as upsetting as these additional new security measures may be -- they are also a reminder of the existence of a supreme power.
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We must continue to recognize that physical and psychological torture at the hands of a husband or boyfriend is as heinous as torture at the hands of political actors.
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They amount "to a desertion of victims of war and heinous persecution, who have done everything asked of them as they prepare to arrive to the US," he said.
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No matter how Trump is portraying his policy, his administration is not focusing on deporting people who have committed particularly heinous crimes, gang members, or people with criminal records.
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"We are heartbroken to learn of Jennifer's death and find it difficult to understand why and how she became a victim of such a heinous crime," the family said.
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"I am appalled and outraged by the heinous murder yesterday of six courageous humanitarians in South Sudan," U.N. humanitarian coordinator for South Sudan Eugene Owusu said in the statement.
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In that film, however, a group of friends realizes that a heinous act they'd committed had been captured and posted on YouTube, and it led to another friend's suicide.
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Faced with the heinous realities of contemporary world politics, Kingelez reminds MoMA visitors that they truly have the power to construct new social realities to replace our present ones.
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And so it becomes this thing to become notorious, and I don't want any part in giving notoriety to any human that is going to commit these heinous acts.
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Images of children in cages now amplified by the voice of the majority of our Supreme Court countenancing the most heinous of motives in doublespeak and pretzel-bending logic.
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The brutal killing in Sunny Side, Ga., remained unsolved until last year, when new information emerged, leading to arrests in what the authorities called a "heinous" racially motivated murder.
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"The disgusting rhetoric and heinous violence in this nation has reached a fever pitch and is ripping at the fabric of America, and it must stop," the governor said.
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As an exercise, I've been trying to imagine Trump saying something — anything — about the heinous destruction of Aleppo by the forces of Putin and Syrian president Bashar al-Assad.
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Most of those aren't going to make the news, and unless they are especially heinous or close to home, aren't we a little inured to the ones that do?
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The Justice Department rejected Mr. Roof's offer to plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence, citing the number of his victims and the heinous nature of his crimes.
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They got their hands on no fewer than four secret reports proving WWF was warned repeatedly that rangers funded by the charity were committing heinous abuses against indigenous people.
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Movies that depict heinous real-life criminal acts and attempt to grapple with their human toll are provocative undertakings, particularly when they're made so soon after the actual events.
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