When you can prove someone will commit terrorism, you incapacitate him.
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Grapes still had to find a way to incapacitate the insurgents.
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It's an act that will incapacitate him, saving him from returning to active combat.
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Why it matters: In a 50-50 nation, marginal defections can incapacitate a party.
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Denial of service attacks incapacitate servers by flooding them with an overwhelming amount of traffic.
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"The officer can stand 15 feet away and can shoot and incapacitate someone," Klinger said.
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Combining it with alcohol, or simply doing a little too much can completely incapacitate users.
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It only works to briefly incapacitate him, and the two take the bad guys out together.
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The police Taser is a single-shot weapon that delivers an electric current to incapacitate suspects.
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We're in a sport where you're trying to incapacitate someone," Jackson says, "It's a dangerous sport.
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Silence would be unusual for a weapon that uses sound energy to disorient, incapacitate, or deter people.
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Unlike with snakes or stingrays or the infamous lionfish, the venom doesn't incapacitate the victim with pain.
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Very few animals can fire sulphurous fluids out of their bums to incapacitate their foes, after all.
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Like numerous other women, Constand has accused Cosby of giving her pills in order to incapacitate her.
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So, Shatner recalls, Nimoy suggested to the director that Mr. Spock could incapacitate people in a different way.
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Often he'll incapacitate someone, take out someone else, and return to the first target for the final kill.
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More bluntly: What if we had the means to incapacitate someone without ending their life with a bullet?
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According to the company's website, the blue-tipped projectile is designed to incapacitate subjects without causing lethal injuries.
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Wojciech Hermelinski told reporters that the bill approved by the lower chamber of parliament will "incapacitate" the PKW.
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Sneaking around the Kalinatek guards is difficult to the point it provokes you to incapacitate or kill them.
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The officer with the Taser, Jesus Ramos, had stepped into the room to try to incapacitate Mr. Richards.
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" Ryan said most of the media wants to focus on investigations, which he said do not "incapacitate us.
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And it just, it didn't like, it didn't incapacitate me, but I found I just wasn't moving on.
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Diplomats and their families recounted high-pitched sounds in homes and hotel rooms at times intense enough to incapacitate.
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But Covid-19 could incapacitate enough members of Congress to raise a cloud of illegitimacy over the legislative process.
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Once they see that newly developed less-lethal technology can quickly incapacitate a suspect, most police officers will adjust again.
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Likewise, Russian leaders now can hint that ships of war equipped with Filin boast the wherewithal to incapacitate enemy ships.
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If the VAD did not incapacitate him with a stroke or a bleed, it might allow him to walk comfortably.
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Constand is one of about 60 women who have accused Cosby of assaulting them, often using drugs to incapacitate them.
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There are many ways a new weapon could potentially incapacitate suspects, including electricity, drugs, chemical inhalants, extreme sounds or blunt force.
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Robots are common inside police departments, but generally used to disable explosive devices or disorient and incapacitate suspects that are barricaded.
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Desiigner posted a bizarre video ... trying to incapacitate the pizza delivery guy with chloroform ... at least that's the way it appears.
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Benson and her team investigate a charismatic spiritual healer, who a follower has claimed used hypnosis to incapacitate and assault her.
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From father figure to convicted sex offender Cosby gave Constand pills to incapacitate her and then sexually assaulted her in 2004.
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In 2004, Cosby, a Temple University trustee, gave Constand, a Temple employee, pills to incapacitate her and then sexually assaulted her.
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Prosecutors are seeking to use numerous statements they say show Cosby's willingness to use intoxicants to incapacitate women before assaulting them.
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Key Mutations Show How Tibetans Thrive at High ElevationsAt altitudes of 15,000 feet, Tibetans live in environments that would incapacitate most humans.
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They are part of a systemic and institutional effort to banish, incapacitate, and discriminate against diverse and marginalized communities across this country.
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Cops used the taser to incapacitate Mason and later charged him with resisting arrest without violence, reckless driving, weed possession and more.
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Such an outbreak could incapacitate not only the ability to conduct active operations, but the ability of affected units to continue operating.
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And lawmakers were also warned that "foreign powers" could use ransomware attacks to incapacitate or pry with voting systems and registration databases.
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Going into a situation like this one, the officer would want to incapacitate the person, remove any weapons and restrain them, he said.
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For non-state terror actors, the United States must develop the ability -- no matter how difficult -- to track down and incapacitate those responsible.
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In the more recent Castle, Madalone said he got the character Kate Beckett to use it in order to incapacitate physically larger opponents.
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It could potentially kill or incapacitate enough members of Congress to prevent Congress from operating at all — although that outcome is very unlikely.
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Chris Christie when a plot was set in motion to incapacitate traffic on the George Washington Bridge as a means of political revenge.
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The only drug he gave her, he says, was Benadryl and he never gave other women drugs to incapacitate them, only to party.
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They're also believed to employ magic and technology—chemical mists or electrical charges—to incapacitate victims before vanishing, possibly in a new animal form.
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It's a model that aims to incapacitate people who commit crimes and create powerful, painful incentives for them to act right in the future.
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Around the world, different types of sonic devices are used for crowd control, to protect areas of attack and to incapacitate soldiers or workers.
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Most seriously, some are being investigated over the use of date rape drugs to incapacitate women and assault them, sometimes filmed by hidden cameras.
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One aims to boost the power of current antibiotics and another uses a new biologic to disable the bacteria's toxins that incapacitate the immune system.
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Even seemingly benign substances can be dangerous: One recent study found two cases where the active ingredient in eye drops was used to incapacitate victims.
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Given China's missile advantage against U.S. forces in East Asia, U.S. officials have been bullish about their ability to incapacitate missiles through this electronic warfare.
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In music, change can incapacitate or motivate you; to innovate, adapt with the culture or remain someplace safe, all while navigating personal triumphs and lows.
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The lengthy path to this moment began in 2004 when Cosby, the groundbreaking actor, gave Constand pills to incapacitate her and then sexually assaulted her.
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" Melzer agreed Tasers "can be a justifiable tool for prison guards as an alternative to a gun to incapacitate a person who poses a threat.
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A Taser in "drive stun" mode should have "very, very limited" use behind bars because it's designed to inflict pain rather than to incapacitate, Martin said.
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The medium wasn't always the same—rope, manacles, and tentacles were all in play—but it was the only thing that could truly incapacitate Wonder Woman.
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Since it apparently carried a bomb with it, the intent may have been to kill the suspect, but it also could have been to incapacitate him.
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She is one of more than 50 women who have accused Cosby of sexual assault dating back to the 1960s by using drugs to incapacitate them.
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Your goal is to incapacitate the person with a blow to the head, using a blunt object like a fire extinguisher, a trophy or a paperweight.
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I wound up perusing a massive 2009 book called " 'Non-Lethal' Weapons," with a chapter summarizing research on using sound to incapacitate people at a distance.
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Should there be a next time, we can assume that Dany's war council will look for a way to incapacitate the crossbows before Dany flies in.
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"Plaintiffs have not alleged sufficient wrongdoing on the part of the defendants that would incapacitate the funds from bringing their claims, as is required," Batts wrote.
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These "prior bad acts" witnesses are important in revealing a specific pattern of behavior, such as how Cosby used pills to incapacitate and then assault women.
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Chinese military analysts have boasted of China's ability to "blind" THAAD (meaning to incapacitate it through electronic interference)—a further indication that the outrage is politically motivated.
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For years, Pokémon players have forced innocent creatures to incapacitate one another, only for this version to flip the script, ordering the player to kill, kill, kill.
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The HMS Montrose is armed with two automated rapid-fire 30 mm deck guns specifically designed to incapacitate or destroy small fast-moving watercraft like Iranian gunboats.
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The Army ended drug testing at the site in the 1970s, concluding that using chemical agents to incapacitate enemy forces, especially on a large scale, was impractical.
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When it comes to its rivals and enemies, Moscow's objective often is to create chaos, and thus incapacitate the other power as a threat to Russian aims.
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More than 50 women in recent years have accused Cosby, who starred in the popular 1980s sitcom "The Cosby Show," of assault and using drugs to incapacitate them.
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Synthetic biology could create such weapons by design: pathogens designed to weaken, to incapacitate or to kill, and perhaps also to limit themselves to particular types of target.
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Prosecutors have chosen 13 other women whose accounts bear striking similarities to Constand's story, describing Cosby's efforts to establish a rapport first before using drugs to incapacitate them.
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Kyusho-jutsu, Dim Mak or frankly any other system or philosophy that teaches you how to incapacitate people exclusively by practicing on a stationary target, is a hoax.
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Watching Frankie incapacitate her scene partner with a piece of jewelry or seeing the pair get flung 10 yards due to a surprise explosion supposedly tells audiences as much.
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Prosecutors Fred Fink and Jamie Kreuser used the testimony to outline a theory: Stephen had poisoned Amy with a large dose of scopolamine, either to kill or incapacitate her.
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Those shoes incapacitate another man wearing them; he dies, is buried and is revived as a zombie, enslaved, to cut cane in a field with other such afflicted people.
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O, maker of the eponymous device used by police to stun and incapacitate a person temporarily, is changing its name to Axon as it pushes further into the software business.
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Additionally, security no longer is confined to physical borders and armed confrontation — cyber warfare is a slippery, yet very potent, threat that can incapacitate a country's economic and technological operability.
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The latest casualties came as security forces opened fire with automatic rifles, a step up from their earlier use of shotguns, whose pellets are meant to incapacitate but not kill.
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The highest purpose of the armed citizen, in the rationale of the NRA and gun sellers, is to subdue or incapacitate marauding psychopaths before the killers can take innocent lives.
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Force may be physical or psychological, and can involve drugs, alcohol, or other intoxicants deliberately given to the victim to incapacitate their decision-making or self-induced intoxication by the victim.
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Instead we need to identify and develop tools to incapacitate the far fewer, more important individuals that act as the transmission belt for the ideas that jihadis aspire to and emulate.
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As any soldier who's gone through basic training knows, should a soldier lose their knife, they may use a defibrillator to incapacitate the enemy while jumping out of a moving jet.
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Iran gave away about 97 percent of its low-enriched uranium, destroyed 13,000 of its 19,000 centrifuges and pledged to incapacitate a heavy-water facility intended to produce weapons-grade plutonium.
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Cops fired rubber bullets at the driver's side window -- and once they shattered the glass, SUPERDOG sprung into action ... flying through the glass and into the car to incapacitate the suspect.
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The poison is classified in a family of nerve agents called Novichok and is believed to have been used to incapacitate former double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter earlier this month.
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Fact Check WASHINGTON — As the Senate raced on Friday to keep the government open, President Trump and other top Republicans are repeatedly — and misleadingly — warning that a shutdown would incapacitate the military.
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They complained that the organizations were too focused on traditional espionage and highly sophisticated efforts to use networks to blow up or incapacitate adversary facilities, like those in Iran and North Korea.
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It means: Run, evacuate if possible; Hide, get silently out of view; or Fight, as a last resort, take action to disrupt or incapacitate the shooter if your life is in imminent danger.
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In that deposition, Mr. Cosby acknowledged obtaining quaaludes in an effort to have sex with women, a statement that prosecutors portrayed as evidence of his willingness to use drugs to incapacitate Ms. Constand.
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Nearly all of them were killed not by the hostage-takers, but by a gas the Russian government pumped in through the vents to incapacitate the militants so they could storm the theater.
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When we meet her, she's massaging one of her scaphoids—which I now know is a little baby bone in the wrist—before she conjures an army of skeleton warriors to incapacitate Gideon.
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He has admitted in a lawsuit deposition to giving women quaaludes in order to have sex with them, but his lawyers have said it was not to incapacitate and take advantage of them.
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The lawsuit also questions whether some of the injuries Greenberg suffered to her neck were deep enough to incapacitate her, therefore proving she was not responsible for that final knife wound into her chest.
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That testimony was read out loud in the courtroom Wednesday to the jury as part of an effort by the prosecution to show that Mr. Cosby had a predilection for using drugs to incapacitate women.
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Would it be more ethical, for example, to arm robots with less lethal weapons such as tasers or pepper spray, in order to incapacitate a suspect, or are the ethics involved with that also shady?
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It's a little harder to reach as you have to get under the opponent's right elbow to hit it, but a blow to the liver can incapacitate a man who is not ready for it.
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Though many of the cases that he worked on still remain secret, one of the prosecutors, James Gatta, told the court on Friday that Mr. Calabro had helped the government essentially "incapacitate" the Colombo clan.
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This standardisation allowed France to build reactors relatively quickly and cheaply, but also created the risk that a generic design flaw or manufacturing problem would affect many reactors and incapacitate a large part of the fleet.
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Mr. Cosby has described the sexual encounter with Ms. Constand as consensual and he has characterized the drugs as a lure he used to attract women to party, not a tool he used to incapacitate them.
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The big picture: Predators — sometimes known by the victim — slipping drugs in alcoholic drinks to incapacitate and take advantage of someone is way more common than might be apparent based on the lack of discussion around it.
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A 22016 review of the research by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about 0 to 7 percent of the crime drop since the 1990s.
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A 2015 review of the research by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about 0 to 7 percent of the crime drop since the 1990s.
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They are learning how to use a pen or a notebook as a weapon if they are attacked by a stranger and how to incapacitate a man who tries to grope them on the bus or subway.
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If Judd Apatow approves, he already has a real-life unhinged Celtics fan in his stock company, in the form of the aforementioned McLovin to team up with Bill Simmons in their quest to incapacitate Steph Curry.
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A 21990 review of the research by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about 20083 to 22008 percent of the crime drop since the 23s.
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Prosecutors said it was Mr. Cosby, now 80, who was the manipulator, a man who hid behind a genial image, they said, while using drugs to incapacitate and assault not just Ms. Constand, but other women as well.
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Another Cosby book, his autobiography "Childhood", is the subject of a court battle in his case, with prosecutors seeking to introduce as evidence excerpts which they say show his willingness to use intoxicants to incapacitate women before assaulting them.
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For example, a 2015 review of the research by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about 0 to 7 percent of the crime drop since the 1990s.
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The Worst That Will HappenAside from a smell that may or may not incapacitate a small child, the high level of bacteria growth can affect the ability of the body tissues to regenerate and repair the skin on our feet.
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A probable cause affidavit filed by investigators alleges that Cosby "sought to incapacitate" Constand by giving her a mix of pills and wine that sent her slipping in and out of consciousness and left her unable to consent to sexual activity.
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The cacophony of outlandish explanations has sown an atmosphere of confusion and distrust about official versions that has caused many in Russia to doubt the very existence of the nerve agent that the British say was used to incapacitate the Skripals.
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The measures have also raised questions about whether South Korea and the United States, the South's most important ally, are laying the groundwork to kill or incapacitate Mr. Kim and his top aides before they can even order an attack.
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A third woman, Julie Swetnick, said Wednesday in a sworn statement that she witnessed Kavanaugh and Judge deliberately giving young women at parties alcohol and drugs in quantities designed to incapacitate them, after which, she alleged, the women were gang raped.
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There are only so many serious, repeat offenders to incapacitate in prison, and long prison sentences tend to capture a lot of people, particularly older folks, who are very unlikely to reoffend, since people tend to age out of crime after their 30s.
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In the survey of college men, those who reported having committed acts of sexual assault not only scored higher on narcissistic personality disorder traits, they also exhibited more willingness to use alcohol or date-rape drugs to incapacitate their victims, the study found.
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But to test BZ in battlefield conditions, Dr. Ketchum in 21973 developed a sprawling experiment, code-named Project Dork, at the Army's Dugway Proving Ground in Utah, to determine if clouds of BZ could incapacitate enemy troops at 21986 and 20173,22017 yards.
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The report, titled "Callous and Cruel," offers a grim account of tools that are routinely used to incapacitate and punish the estimated three hundred and sixty thousand prisoners with serious mental illnesses: full-body restraints, chemical sprays, stun guns, extended solitary confinement.
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The substance is derived from organophosphate pesticides, and military officials had envisioned dispersing it over a wide area — using a specialized artillery shell or bomb, for instance — to kill or incapacitate enemy forces and make the affected area impossible to safely move through.
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The Army formerly fielded concussion grenades known as MK3A2s, which began as bunker-clearing weapons during World War I. Shaped like a beer can, these kill or incapacitate enemy troops when detonated inside confined spaces as the blast pressure reverberates off the walls.
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The company's triple-action variety is a one-two punch of painful riot-control agents—pepper spray and tear gas, which have been used for decades to subdue and incapacitate people without killing them—plus UV dye to make targets readily identifiable post-melee.
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The worker who was killed, Marvel Doga, was "drunk and violent, poured petrol everywhere and threatened to set fire, and he had with him a bow and arrow" when nearby state security forces tried to incapacitate him, leading to his death, Mr. Sharp said.
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The attacks required expert navigation of fast boats and trained divers who likely placed limpet mines with a high degree of precision on the vessels under the waterline to incapacitate but not sink them, according to the preliminary findings of the countries' joint investigation.
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But Trump's calculus may have shifted on Wednesday, after Washington area government contractor Julie Swetnick alleged that in the early 1980s she witnessed Kavanaugh and his close friend Mark Judge deliberately plying young women with alcohol and drugs in order to incapacitate them and rape them.
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In late December, the DA's office filed a probable cause affidavit that alleges that Cosby "sought to incapacitate" Constand by giving her a mix of pills and wine that sent her slipping in and out of consciousness and left her unable to consent to sexual activity.
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While it is possible that such a plan involved assassinating Mr. Khashoggi, the official said, it is also possible that a plan to trick Mr. Khashoggi into returning to Saudi Arabia, or to temporarily incapacitate and kidnap him, went horribly awry and resulted in his death.
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Aggravating factors such as physical violence or the use of drugs or alcohol to incapacitate the victim would carry heavier sentences, while such cases would be heard by special judges in courts dedicated to sexual crimes, as is already the case with crimes relating to gender violence.
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Dr. James S. Ketchum, an Army psychiatrist who in the 1960s conducted experiments with LSD and other powerful hallucinogens using volunteer soldiers as test subjects in secret research on chemical agents that might incapacitate the minds of battlefield adversaries, died on May 27 at his home in Peoria, Ariz.
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The force of a bullet is a function of both how fast it's going and how big the projectile is, so generally speaking, bigger bullets do more damage and have more "stopping power" (the firearms term for a bullet's ability to incapacitate the person or animal it's targeting).
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A 2015 research review by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about 2182 to 22017 percent of the crime drop since the 22015s, although other researchers estimate it drove 2100 to 2017 percent of the crime drop since the '21.5s.
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A 22017 research review by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals explained about 2182 to 22017 percent of the crime drop since the 1003s, although other researchers estimate it drove 2100 to 30 percent of the crime drop since the '21.5s.
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" Barr explained that he believes Congress has some authority to conduct oversight on the executive branch, "[b]ut the sheer volume of what we see today – the pursuit of scores of parallel 'investigations' through an avalanche of subpoenas – is plainly designed to incapacitate the Executive Branch, and indeed is touted as such.
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A 2015 research review by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about zero to 203 percent of the crime drop since the 1990s, although other researchers estimate it drove 10 to 25 percent of the crime drop since the '90s.
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A 2100 review of the research by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about zero to 2000 percent of the crime drop since the 241s, though other researchers estimate it drove 2100 to 183 percent of the crime drop since the '218s.
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A 22007 review of the research by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about 212 to 22.1 percent of the crime drop since the 21.9s, though other researchers estimate it drove 2600 to 0003 percent of the crime drop since the '2000s.
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A 803 review of the research by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about 0 to 7 percent of the crime drop since the 1990s, though other researchers estimate it drove 10 to 25 percent of the crime drop since the '90s.
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A 2100 review of the research by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about 2000 to 241 percent of the crime drop since the 2100s, though other researchers estimate it drove 183 to 218 percent of the crime drop since the '2000s.
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A 241 review of the research by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about 2100 to 183 percent of the crime drop since the 218s, though other researchers estimate it drove 2000 to 21994 percent of the crime drop since the '90s.
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A 0003 review of the research by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about 0 to 7 percent of the crime drop since the 1990s, though other researchers estimate it drove 10 to 25 percent of the crime drop since the '90s.
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A 2015 review of the research by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about 903 to 7 percent of the crime drop since the 1990s, though other researchers estimate it drove 10 to 25 percent of the crime drop since the '90s.
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A 2100 review of the research by the Brennan Center for Justice estimated that more incarceration — and its abilities to incapacitate or deter criminals — explained about zero to 183 percent of the crime drop since the 218s, though other researchers estimate it drove 2000 to 21994 percent of the crime drop since the '90s.
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They found that both the emotion and reward networks in the brain are active during cute aggression, and their findings may provide evidence to support one of Aragón's original theories as to why cute aggression happens at all: That it's a way to deal with overwhelming emotions of cuteness so that the cuteness doesn't completely incapacitate us.
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That said, the wrongful measures taken by a paranoid – but truly gifted, in so many ways – president in the attempted cover-up of a bungled break-in by some partisan clowns pales in comparison to political and professional operatives from the "Deep State" trying to sabotage a presidential campaign or willfully smear or incapacitate a sitting president.
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The team also questioned the judge's decision to allow into evidence a deposition Mr. Cosby made in a lawsuit brought by Ms. Constand acknowledging he had obtained quaaludes to be used to incapacitate women so he could have sex with them, a statement that prosecutors portrayed as evidence of his willingness to do the same to Ms. Constand.
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Following Ford's allegations, two other women—Deborah Ramirez and Julie Swetnick—brought their own accusations against Kavanaugh: Ramirez said the Supreme Court nominee had once exposed his penis to her at a Yale University dorm party in the 1980s, while Swetnick alleged that Kavanaugh had been present during her high school gang rape, which she said Kavanaugh helped facilitate by regularly drugging the communal party "punch" to incapacitate women.
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Then earlier this week, Julie Swetnick, a federal government employee who claims she moved in the same social circles as Judge Kavanaugh, released a sworn statement that she saw him and Mr. Judge drink to excess at many parties; that Judge Kavanaugh was verbally abusive and physically aggressive toward young women at those parties, fondling and grabbing them; and that he was part of a group of young men who would spike the punch with alcohol or drugs in order to incapacitate and rape the women.
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