It's impossible not to imagine all of the organ damage Monty is inflicting upon his victim while Tyler screams out in pain.
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As faith leaders, we wholeheartedly support the bill as a first step in responding to the trauma our government is inflicting upon children.
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The city "makes us deeply aware of the pain and horror that we humans are capable of inflicting upon one another," he added.
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SORNA requirements punish ex-offenders by inflicting upon them tangible, secondary punishments, like the inability to qualify for housing and increased difficulties securing employment.
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"What Did I Do …?" is an ironic protest that also highlights the self-loathing that victims of abuse all too often assist in inflicting upon themselves: How would it end?
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Elliott was not arrested or charged by prosecutors, but the N.F.L. used statements by the woman, along with photos of the injuries he is accused of inflicting upon her, to justify the suspension.
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Elliott was not arrested or charged by prosecutors, but the N.F.L. used statements by a former girlfriend of Elliott's, along with photos of injuries he is accused of inflicting upon her, to justify the suspension.
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Elliott was not arrested or charged by prosecutors, but the N.F.L. used statements by the woman, along with photos of the injuries he is accused of inflicting upon her, to justify the six-game suspension.
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Elliott was not arrested or charged by prosecutors, but the N.F.L. used statements by a former girlfriend of Elliott's, along with photos of injuries he was accused of inflicting upon her, to justify the suspension.
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That statement followed a similar message from Monday, in which the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported Pyongyang would respond to any sanctions by inflicting upon the United States "the greatest pain and suffering it had ever gone through in its entire history," KCNA reported.
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SUSAN BODIKER Washington To the Editor: The point that Laura Vanderkam tries to make by inflicting upon herself the analysis of 8,784 hours of her life is lost in a simple fact: If a person perceives herself as too busy, she is hearing her inner voice.
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He placed a wreath of flowers on and prayed at a memorial to the victims of the 1945 bombings, saying that the monument reminds him "of the pain and horror that we human beings are capable of inflicting upon one another," according to the Associated Press.
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As the United States faces an increasingly hostile and dangerously capable North Korea, we are spending billions on strengthening our missile defense systems, leaders from my home state are discussing reopening and restocking 85033s fallout shelters, and plans are in the works to teach a new generation of children how to "duck and cover," inflicting upon them the same nightmares many baby boomers faced throughout the Cold War.
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In the midst of the battle, he realizes that the attack is a ruse to distract the Jedi from Grievous's true objective: to "kidnap" Palpatine. Despite being too late to save the Supreme Chancellor, the Jedi Master uses the Force to crush Grievous's chest, inflicting upon the cyborg general the wheezing, asthmatic cough heard in Revenge of the Sith.
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Internationally known writers like Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson and Georg Brandes contributed to the newspaper. When Thommessen left in 1910, Verdens Gang declined rapidly, as he brought much of the staff with him, immediately forming a competitor Tidens Tegn. The background was a conflict between Thommessen and Olaf Madsen, an important shareholder and member of the board of directors. Madsen's primary goal was economic profit, and according to Thommessen, Madsen meddled in the affairs of the newspaper, inflicting upon the editorial independence.
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As opportunistic visitors to the camp, they came for no other reason than to inflict violence on the detainees. The extraordinary brutality with which they behaved towards the detainees caused them serious and permanent damage. The ICTY's Trial Chamber observed that the Pionirska street fire was an example of the worst acts of inhumanity that a person was capable of inflicting upon others and "ranked high in the long, sad and wretched history of man's inhumanity to man".ICTY website, icty.
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He fought, and in the end lost, the desperate Battle of Freiburg, but revenged himself the next year by inflicting upon Turenne the defeat of Mergentheim (Marienthal, Herbtshausen). Later in 1645, fighting once more against Enghien and Turenne, Mercy was killed at the Battle of Nordlingen (or Allerheim) at the crisis of the engagement, which, even without Mercy's guiding hand, was almost a drawn battle. He died on 3 August 1645. On the spot where he fell, Enghien erected a memorial, with the inscription Sta viator, heroem calcas.
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The first final was played on 9 September 2012. Kilkenny were the defending champions after defeating Tipperary by four points, 2–17 to 1–16, in the 2011 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final. However, Galway unexpectedly beat Kilkenny in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship Final on 8 July 2012, the shock of the year. Kilkenny recovered and qualified for the 2012 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final via the back door, inflicting upon Tipperary their heaviest defeat in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship since 1897 along the way.
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In fact, while at Donegore he had been 'led to join in Arian ordinations', a laxity which at a later period he sincerely lamented. In 1821 English Unitarians sent John Smethurst of Moreton Hampstead, Devon, on a preaching mission in Ulster. Favoured by Rowan (the father) he came to Killyleagh, where Cooke and the younger Rowan confronted him at his lecture in a schoolroom. Wherever Smethurst went Cooke was at hand with a reply, inflicting upon the Unitarian mission a series of defeats from which it never recovered.
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Ireland's final 2012 Six Nations game was away to England, which the hosts won 30–9, meaning Ireland finished third overall with two wins, one draw and two defeats. Ireland began their three-test 2012 summer tour of New Zealand with a 42–10 defeat. Ireland narrowly lost the second test after a 79th minute Dan Carter drop-goal secured a 22–19 win for New Zealand. New Zealand won the third test 60–0, securing a 3–0 series victory and inflicting upon Ireland their heaviest ever defeat. Ireland opened their 2012 November tests with a 12–16 defeat at the hands of South Africa.
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The commentators noted that, as a result, Yamazaki began treating Southern with contempt and a total lack of respect. He proceeded to humiliate him by inflicting upon him several indignities which fellow fighters are normally spared from. Yamazaki showboated, grabbed hold of JT's leg only to push him down falling unceremoniously onto his backside, then grinded Southern's face into his armpit and later kicked Southern in the face. At one point the referee had stepped in to temporarily halt the fight and check on Southern's wellbeing, but Yamazaki refused to respect the pause and swept JT's legs from under him anyway, sending him crashing once again onto the floor.
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With strong artillery support, the 61st and 25th Battalions managed to turn back the Japanese attack, inflicting heavy casualties and in the process seizing the initiative. Following this, elements of the 18th Brigade advanced towards the Japanese beachhead, which they subsequently captured on 6 September, inflicting upon the Japanese their first defeat in a major battle on land during the war. During its involvement in the battle, the 61st Battalion suffered 19 killed and 27 wounded.. They remained at Milne Bay until March 1943, however, when they were withdrawn to Donadabu, near Port Moresby where the battalion undertook training exercises and carried out patrols around the villages that were scattered around the start of the Kokoda Track. As the battalion was brought back up to full establishment, they were warned out for combat on a number of occasions, however, eventually it was decided to withdraw the 7th Brigade back to Australia in November 1943.. For his leadership of the battalion during this time, the 61st Battalion's commanding officer, Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Meldrum, was awarded the Distinguished Service Order (DSO).
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I was especially intrigued by the institution of > the Marker and his function in rating master-songs ... I conceived during a > walk a comic scene in which the popular artisan-poet, by hammering upon his > cobbler's last, gives the Marker, who is obliged by circumstances to sing in > his presence, his come-uppance for previous pedantic misdeeds during > official singing contests, by inflicting upon him a lesson of his own. Gervinus' book also mentions a poem by the real-life Hans Sachs on the subject of Protestant reformer Martin Luther, called Die Wittenbergisch Nachtigall (The Wittenberg Nightingale). The opening lines for this poem, addressing the Reformation, were later used by Wagner in act 3 scene 5 when the crowd acclaims Sachs: Wacht auf, es nahet gen den Tag; ich hör' singen im grünen Hag ein wonnigliche Nachtigall. (Awake, the dawn is drawing near; I hear, singing in the green grove, a blissful nightingale) In addition to this, Wagner added a scene drawn from his own life, in which a case of mistaken identity led to a near-riot: this was to be the basis for the finale of act 2.
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The Australian Army transitioned from the four battalion brigade structure to the three battalion structure favoured by the British during 1940-1941\. As a result, the 15th and 47th Battalions were reallocated to the 29th Brigade in February and May 1942,Belham & Denham 2009, pp. 79-80. and as a result by May 1942, the 7th Brigade consisted only of the 9th, 25th and 61st Battalions. At this time it relocated to Townsville to act as the city's covering force along with the 11th Brigade and the 29th Brigade. On 9 July 1942, the first elements of the brigade departed Townsville for Milne Bay, arriving there on 11 July embarked in the Dutch ship .Belham & Denham 2009, p. 81.Gill 1968, p. 118. In August, the brigade took part in the Battle of Milne Bay along with elements of the 7th Division, during which the Australians struck a considerable blow to Japanese intentions in the Pacific, inflicting upon them their first major defeat on land of the war, turning back an attempted landing to secure the strategically important airfields that the Allies had built in the region.Belham & Denham 2009, pp. 89-108. Following the battle, the brigade maintained a garrison around Milne Bay until March 1943 when they were moved back to Port Moresby.
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