"Bone theft is a most heinous act," the fairy declared.
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Is it ever justified, such as for the most heinous crimes?
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"[It's] the most slow, most agonizing, most heinous disease ever," Girardi continued.
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Most heinous crime: Their "romance" is a devastating nightmare top to bottom.
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Even the perpetrators of the most heinous attacks seek legitimacy in history.
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They committed the most heinous acts of systemized murder in human history.
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The most heinous in recent memory was perhaps Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme.
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"This is the most heinous crime which is taking place," he said.
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Most heinous crime: I will never forgive the Lannisters for The Red Wedding.
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Neglect was prevalent and in the most heinous cases, money provided the motive.
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Don Johnson: Even with the most heinous people on the planet, there's humanity.
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He undermined, in the most heinous fashion, the sacred trust of the American people.
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Manson, of course, masterminded one of the most heinous murder sprees in American history.
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Even for murders, it appeared to favour life sentences for all but the most heinous.
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"To deliberately target innocent children is cowardice in its most heinous form," Ryan told reporters.
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How easy it is to forget that even the most heinous criminal is still human.
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One of the most heinous forms of cruelty addressed by the AWA is animal fighting.
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The most heinous was the murder of six Muslims in a Quebec City mosque last January.
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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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Most heinous crime: Both The Countess's and Ramona's body counts for the season are very, very high.
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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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But, even those admittedly guilty of the most heinous crimes must not be denied their constitutional rights.
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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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But the one thing you have to remember is this is the most heinous of heinous crimes.
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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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"The abuse of a child is one of the most heinous, despicable abuses of power imaginable," Biden tweeted.
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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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Child sex offenders are often considered among the most heinous in society, even among prisoners serving alongside them.
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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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"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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Legal experts worry the move will leave South Africa without the necessary tools to prevent the most heinous crimes.
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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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Mr. Gramiccioni added that the quadruple homicide scene was "one of most heinous cases" that investigators had ever seen.
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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 privilege gave Bundy the ability to make even the most heinous of crimes take second place to his personality.
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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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That the boom in business happened after one of the most heinous mass shootings in American history was no coincidence.
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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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 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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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 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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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Armstrong even started a website called Monetizing the Hate, which she's since taken down, where she aggregated the most heinous comments and made money off the site's banner ads.
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The gun that had been created to mow down combatants in the Vietnam jungles was now a de facto calling card of some of the country's most heinous mass shooters.
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Until the last few decades, state legislatures set the limitation period for most felonies at five years or less, though murder, considered the most heinous crime, usually had no deadline.
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Watch his Eric acting out his recollection of a drunken "manly kiss" he exchanged with an Englishman in a bar, or methodically and rationally defending the most heinous acts conceivable.
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In September 2014, the Iguala police and sicarios reputed to work for the Guerreros killed or disappeared more than 40 students in one of the most heinous crimes in modern Mexico.
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Bannon, the former editor of Breitbart who has quickly risen to power in Washington, has come under fire for being the architect of many of the Trump regime's most heinous policies.
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Squash has long been synonymous with prep school, with being weedy and twee, and the most heinous clubs maintain an all-whites rule that encompasses the skin tone of their members.
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Widely derided as one of the most heinous crimes of the 21st Century, "manspreading" is a term used to call out men who take up too much space on public transport.
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"This was definitely one of the most heinous cases I've seen in my more than 30 years in law enforcement," said Monroe County Sheriff Patrick O'Flynn, according to the Democrat and Chronicle.
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"This was definitely one of the most heinous cases I've seen in my more than 30 years in law enforcement," said Monroe County Sheriff Patrick O'Flynn, according to the Democrat and Chronicle.
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The United States has a comprehensive legal system and can carry out trials and sentencing for the most heinous war criminals and terrorists, let alone those who likely have provided material support.
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The metaphor of prosecuting someone in the manner of Al Capone thus means you are going after a guilty person not for their most heinous offense but for something provable in court.
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Yet, distressingly, it seems Americans are forgetting one of the most heinous atrocities ever committed — the systematic mass murder of six million Jews, as well as members of certain other persecuted groups.
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Under current law, ICE detainers are regularly ignored by sanctuary communities — even for some of the most heinous criminal aliens — and result in convicted criminal aliens being released back onto our streets.
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"There's an individual out there on the loose who committed one of the most heinous acts we've ever seen in our county," Sheriff Gahler said at a news conference on Wednesday morning.
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"I would also like to reiterate our long held condemnation of the Holocaust, as the most heinous crime in history, and express our sympathy with its victims," he said in his statement.
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This is one of the most heinous acts of this man: the mugging of the meaning, the disassembling of rhetoric until certainty is stripped away from truth like flesh from a carcass.
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The lack of FARA enforcement in the decades leading up to Trump's election, after all, allowed Manafort to gobble up piles of cash from the world's most heinous autocrats, and, eventually, Trump.
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"It is important that the state is implementing our death penalty law with a procedure that is humane and swift for those convicted of the most heinous of crimes," said Stitt, a Republican.
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In Oregon, Ryan Scott, Mr. Worley's appellate lawyer, said it is often the most heinous crimes, including sexual assaults of children, that make up a significant percentage of people convicted by nonunanimous juries.
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Others said they had given lengthy consideration to the case and had decided juvenile crimes should be forgiven — even the most heinous — once justice, and in some instances prison time, has been served.
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If you've ever wondered how a wife or daughter or girlfriend can stand by and support someone accused of the most heinous of crimes, National Treasure might offer some answers, but no easy solutions.
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Now, as we approach the 228th anniversary of the most heinous attack on the United States since Pearl Harbor, it is time for our government to release more documents from other investigations into Sept.
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Additionally, the "Martyr's Fund" pays more to captured terrorists who receive a longer sentence in Israeli prison than to those who receive a shorter sentence, thus rewarding criminals who perform the most heinous acts.
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"The crimes committed rank among the most heinous known to humankind, and include genocide and extermination as a crime against humanity," Presiding Judge Alphons Orie said in reading out a summary of the judgment.
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Human beings are capable of the most heinous evils and exploring the vast reaches of the cosmos — and so the pro-lifer meets the early embryo as a sign of the possibilities before us.
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Most heinous crime: If all of the horrid manipulation of Reese Witherspoon wasn't enough, Kathryn and Sebastian bring it home by setting up a black cello instructor and his naive student for a romantic tryst.
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"Oh, it's a ghost," but with Beloved, I think it tried to wrap its arms around one of the most heinous things that have happened to people of African descent in this country — the most.
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He has also promised to restore the death penalty in the Philippines, warning he will hang the most heinous criminals twice: once to kill them, then again to "completely sever the head from the body".
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" But in his apology on Friday, Abbas said: "I would also like to reiterate our long held condemnation of the Holocaust, as the most heinous crime in history, and express our sympathy with its victims.
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BUENOS AIRES — Worried that the men who committed some of Argentina's most heinous human rights abuses could be freed from jail years early, hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the country's streets on Wednesday.
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It certainly lacks the creativity one expects from the short films Pixar typically runs before its feature movies, but it wasn't, on its own, the most heinous animated entertainment I've been subjected to this year.
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The most explosive and widely-circulated allegation made by Ms Manigault-Newman was that she possesses recordings of Mr Trump saying the N-word—America's most heinous racial slur—while on the set of his series.
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Or you can be a judge who has sworn to uphold the Constitution, including the part that guarantees that even the most heinous defendants among us are entitled to a fair trial before an impartial judge.
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Traditional medicine Pietermaritzburg High Court judge Peter Olsen sentenced both men to life in prison for the killing of Zanele Hlatshwayo last year, saying they were guilty of "the most heinous crime," according to local media.
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You can hear the playlist in it's entirety here, and we've segmented it below, in an effort to understand the year's most heinous events as both individual moments, and a collective whole of total fucking shit.
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SANTA FE, Texas (Reuters) - Texas Governor Greg Abbott said 10 people were killed and 10 others wounded in a high school attack he called "one of the most heinous" in the history of the state's schools.
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But for all the expectations surrounding that fact—that she'd kick ass, that she'd take names, that she'd maybe make a few of the most heinous Saviors cry—the reality isn't nearly as satisfying as the expectations.
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We don't want to acknowledge that the United States of America hasn't apologized for the most heinous crimes committed on this soil outside of the Native Americans, and that is the subjugation and demoralization of black people.
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In one of the most heinous crimes of the cold war in Latin America, an American-trained army unit slaughtered almost a thousand unarmed civilians, mainly women and children, at the village of El Mozote in 1981.
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Sanctuary-policies-on-steroids, enacted, or soon to be enacted, in places like Illinois and California, go to extraordinary lengths to thwart Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from removing all but the most heinous of foreign criminals.
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"I believe that capital punishment is appropriate for the most heinous of crimes and it is our duty as state officials to obey the laws of the state of Oklahoma by carrying out this somber task," Gov.
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But after a 10-hour interrogation, he was hauled off to court and thrown into jail in solitary confinement for seven months on a charge that is among Turkey's most heinous crimes, violently attempting to overthrow the government.
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As Minister of Defense, Santos presided over some of the most heinous policies of the Uribe presidency, including the "false positives" incentive structure that compensated soldiers for murdering peasants and passing their corpses off as guerrillas killed in battle.
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Until Alabamians elect a governor and legislators willing to make a real commitment (and financial investment) in the way the state treats its prisoners, even those convicted of the most heinous crimes, Alabama's prison problems will exist in perpetuity.
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Activists Shabunin and Yurchyshyn say the system could still work provided civil society groups and journalists supplement NAZK's work by drawing the attention of anti-corruption investigators to the most heinous examples of graft or dishonesty on the database.
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But if Jamal Khassoggi was lured into a Saudi consulate and then deliberately murdered it would be a truly depraved act, and one of the most heinous crimes I have observed in 20 years of fighting for press freedom.
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" The state's Republican governor, Bill Lee, has also maintained his support of the death penalty, saying in an interview with The Associated Press published in December that he believes the punishment remains "appropriate for those most heinous of crimes.
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Though it's likely someone else may have created something like KotakuInAction, and places like 4chan and KiwiFarms are arguably responsible for the most heinous of GamerGate's actions, it remains true that david-me is the one who created the KotakuInAction.
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"When I first started studying hate groups, I'd say that I had the same view of freedom of speech as most liberals, which is that it is a constitutional right and we should defend even the most heinous speech," Daniels says.
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But what he is doing to get rid of these people from this country who, as Michelle said, are doing the most heinous things to communities, including all the legal immigrants that you want more of, they are destroying communities.
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In 1988, Axl Rose took the time to write a 6-minute-long song called "One in a Million" where he declared, using the most heinous slurs imaginable, that gay men, African-Americans, and immigrants were a personal nuisance to him.
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But from that small community it has grown in prominence and notoriety, apparently serving as the inspiration for some of this year's most heinous acts of mass violence and raising questions about the role sites like it play in online radicalization.
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Abbas condemned anti-Semitism and called the Holocaust the "most heinous crime in history" in a statement issued by his office in Ramallah after a four-day meeting of the Palestinian National Council (PNC), at which he had made the remarks.
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"Crimes targeting innocent people based on the color of their skin are among the most heinous crimes a community can suffer," Eileen M. Decker, the United States attorney for the Central District of California, said in a statement announcing the indictments.
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His press secretaries have lied on his behalf, of course, and his allies have dishonestly defended his most heinous policies, but a recent response to a lawsuit from the Department of Justice shows just how deep the Trumpian rot has spread.
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"Instead, President Trump's efforts to excuse Khashoggi's murder and discourage any investigation have made him an accessory after the fact to one of the most heinous crimes in recent history," said Joel Simon, executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Rights groups Amnesty International "Pending provisions in Brunei's Penal Code would allow stoning and amputation as punishments -- including for children, to name only their most heinous aspects," Rachel Chhoa-Howard, Brunei researcher at Amnesty International, wrote in a statement this week.
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These were among the most heavily requested documents from the FBI due to the lingering, decades-old allegation that the group was some kind of front for the CIA, which led to a coverup of the Finders' most heinous and abusive activities.
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Until the mid-1990s, no means existed for holding accountable those who orchestrated the most heinous atrocity crimes, and the idea that a head of state would be brought to justice for unleashing a genocide was regarded as a far-fetched fantasy.
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" Traditionally, opponents of the death penalty have responded to such arguments by claiming that even the most heinous criminals are entitled to be treated with dignity or that there is nothing that anyone can do to forfeit their "right to have rights.
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Like today's AR-15, the Tommy gun enabled many of the era's most heinous crimes — from the murder of a Chicago prosecutor, William McSwiggin, in 1926 to the killing of four lawmen in what became known as the "Kansas City Massacre" of 1933.
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After just one week, it was knocked out of the top spot by a rapper working the polar opposite of the moral spectrum: XXXTentacion, the most versatile artist of the SoundCloud rap generation, and also the one with the most heinous allegations of criminal behavior.
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This was a man who led what the Center for Public Integrity dubbed "The Torturers' Lobby" nearly thirty years ago, rummaging for work among the most heinous governments that emerged in the late stage of the Cold War, with hands out, looking for American largesse.
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By allowing these countries to continue to benefit from U.S. security assistance, the Trump administration is signaling its continued unwillingness to hold countries to account for engaging in one of the most heinous and abusive practices – the recruitment and use of children in armed conflict.
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I can't imagine anyone with a conscience can look at the execution of even the most heinous mass killer, and think that doing to him (it's usually a man) what he did to others in any way makes up for his crimes, or benefits society.
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In 2014, on the eve of Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day, he issued a formal statement calling the Nazi genocide "the most heinous crime to have occurred against humanity in the modern era" and expressing sympathy with victims' families, a rare gesture from an Arab leader.
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A recent VA inspector general report found that nearly 6900 percent of veterans in numerous VA facilities had to wait over a month to see a healthcare provider, with the most heinous outcome being that hundreds of veterans may have died while waiting to see a doctor.
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We encourage Congress to pass these pieces of legislation as soon as possible and deliver to President Trump's desk laws that provide much needed resources to assist victims, stop trafficking offenders, and train law enforcement and everyday Americans to detect, report and prevent this most heinous crime.
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With the debate about witness tampering, involving the case of a Russian dictator who has committed crimes against American democracy, it is a good moment to consider the momentous events unfolding in the special counsel investigation of the most heinous crime ever committed against our democracy.
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Many supporters of capital punishment say that while the system can be reformed to reduce racial disparities, and thus produce fewer death sentences, the penalty should remain an option for prosecutors and juries in the most heinous of crimes, including some of the cases underway in California.
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The Daily Listen to 'The Daily': On iPhone or iPad | On Android via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Eight men in Arkansas — men who were convicted of some of the most heinous crimes a state could ever see — have been waiting, in some cases for decades, to die.
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It's a pyramid, and at the top is rape and sexual violence and at the bottom are the other abuses of power…that continue to build and build and build and create a culture that allows the most heinous examples of sexual violence and misogyny and discrimination to happen.
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We know that the individuals responsible for the most heinous atrocities of those wars—be they commanders on the ground in Central America or the ideologues backing them from Washington—were never held accountable, and that the structures of impunity that facilitated their actions remained intact as a result.
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It's a pyramid, and at the top is rape and sexual violence and at the bottom are the other abuses of power… that continue to build and build and build and create a culture that allows the most heinous examples of sexual violence and misogyny and discrimination to happen.
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"Las Vegas and the church in Texas have fallen off the map — two of the most heinous mass murders in recent American history," said Tom Brokaw, the special correspondent at NBC News, flagging two episodes that would have, under previous circumstances, most likely remained seared in the national conversation.
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Among other facets, the foundation's web site includes resources for coming out and for conversations around local productions of The Laramie Project, a play based on interviews with "real people who lived at the epicenter of one of the nation's most heinous anti-gay hate crimes," according to the foundation.
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While he admitted that Perry's case is the "most heinous" he has ever handled, Lavelle asked the court for a lighter prison sentence of 15 to 16 years because his client had suffered a brain injury as a child "that prevents him from having feelings about his actions," CBS News reports.
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This means everyone had a 50-year or longer sentence to try and make it through, making these the most heinous criminals outside of death row—or more likely, in Texas, people who refused to plea bargain because they foolishly believed some fading ghost of Lady Justice still haunted courtrooms.
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But they also overlap with two of the most heinous periods of racial terror in American history: the post-Reconstruction era, when white people moved decisively and violently to disenfranchise black Americans under Jim Crow, and the civil rights era, when white Southerners were desperate to keep that disenfranchisement in place.
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While admitting that Perry's case is the "most heinous" he has ever handled, defense attorney Mark Lavelle asked the court for a lighter prison sentence of 15 to 16 years because his client had suffered a brain injury as a child "that prevents him from having feelings about his actions," CBS News reports.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "14 Death Sentences in 2 Hours: Iraq Shows No Mercy to ISIS Suspects" (news article, April 18): The issue is not only with Iraq's all-encompassing counterterrorism prosecutions; another roadblock to justice is the country's underlying penal code, which is woefully unfit to address ISIS' most heinous crimes.
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Unfortunately, even as the president increased United States involvement in this conflict — motivated, his aides say, by his personal revulsion at images of "beautiful babies" choked to death by some of the planet's most heinous weapons — his administration continues to deny sanctuary in the United States to victims of the same war.
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Ms. Khan, who previously starred in an Indian film with Shah Rukh Khan, perhaps Bollywood's biggest name, said the censors had objected to her film largely because it dealt with political and sexual inequalities in Pakistani society and the difficulties that victims of even the most heinous crimes faced as they sought justice.
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It's a pyramid, and at the top is rape and sexual violence, and at the bottom are the other abuses of power that when they continue to happen over and over build and build and build and create a culture that allows the most heinous examples of sexual violence and misogyny and discrimination to happen.
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As documents filed with the Department of Justice's Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) database show, Rasky and his PR firm, Rasky Partners, inked a deal with the kleptocratic dictatorship of Azerbaijan earlier this year, in which they said they would rake in nearly $100,000 to whitewash one of the most heinous post-Soviet regimes.
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Both actions can be justified by solid military rationales and fall into the context of mainstream foreign policy goals -- namely deterring the further use of some of the world's most heinous weapons in Syria and a desire to halt the spread of ISIS into another failed state, even as it loses ground in Iraq and Syria.
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He sees opportunity in a Europe that is split down the middle between nations like Hungary and Poland that make no attempt to sugarcoat their anti-immigrant nativism and states like Germany that have not forgotten that the pursuit of racially and religiously homogeneous societies lay at the core of the most heinous crimes of the last century.
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The story is just beginning, and the Screen Cutter has yet to pull off his most heinous stunt, but here we're seeing Bosch at his best, moved by his memory of a long-ago Christmas Eve aboard the Sanctuary, a defining moment he unknowingly shared with a man whose identity he has restored and now honors.
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They immediately think to Francis's divergent remarks; they think of those countless priests who, either at the pulpit or in the confessional, have taken subtle digs at queer existence; "It's Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve"; or, worse, they think to those instances of sexual abuse perpetrated by Church officials, men who used their power for the most heinous means imaginable.
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It matters, and is important and revealing, that after the horrific shootings in Charleston last year Haley brought South Carolinians together, healed the divisions that could have been worsened by one of the most heinous mass murders in modern history and stood at the front of the line of those who brought the Confederate flag down from the state capital.
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Now, in the era of Black Lives Matter, many in the black community argue that the biggest law-enforcement problem is law enforcement itself, and her record is being assessed against calls for a wholesale reimagination of the criminal justice system — who should go to prison and for how long; indeed, should any but the most heinous criminals go to prison at all?
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We had a president of the United States who essentially dissed our closest allies and leaders of free democracies on this continent, Canada and in Europe, and invited Putin, who clearly has become a almost totally authoritarian figure in his country, to come back into the G27.5, and then embraces Kim Jong-un, one of the most heinous dictators on the face of the earth today.
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We had a president of the United States who essentially dissed our closest allies and leaders of free democracies on this continent, Canada and in Europe, and invited Putin, who clearly has become an almost totally authoritarian figure in his country, to come back into the G7, and then embraces Kim Jong-un, one of the most heinous dictators on the face of the earth today.
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This past term, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's first appointee to the court, Justice Neil Gorsuch, joined four justices to uphold the most heinous voter purge law in the nation, transforming voting rights into a "use it or lose it" proposition in Ohio.
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Conservatives used to believe this, just as they used to believe that the branches of government were coequal; that political dirty tricks should never be normalized; that embattled allies must not be enlisted in such tricks; that, as Judge Laurence Silberman once said, "The most heinous act in which a democratic government can engage is to use its law enforcement machinery for political ends"; that innocence isn't established by the failure to get away with the intended crime; and that acquittal isn't vindication.
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