"Next thing I remember after her strangling me — I only remember a couple of things — I remember her strangling me," she said.
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Police said he allegedly sexually assaulted her before strangling her.
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Jade Fanz admitted to strangling her newborn daughter to death.
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They took turns raping her before strangling her to death.
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But another warrior begins strangling her, preventing her from speaking.
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But strangling, punching or slamming your partner into a wall?
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He also said he saw Shanann strangling their younger daughter.
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It kind of feels like doll hands are strangling me.
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This is how the administration appears to be strangling the program.
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He was convicted of raping and strangling Paula Dyer in Knoxville.
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He did, though, admit to "tackling, strangling, and ejaculating" on her.
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And this strangling world isn't just cruel to its titular hero.
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Jaime is (maybe) going to fulfill the prophecy by strangling Cersei.
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He told the police that strangling women was his actual career.
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Current Ohio law treats strangling as a misdemeanor domestic violence charge.
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She said her incarcerated son was falsely accused of strangling his wife.
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He is accused of slapping and strangling his wife after he woke.
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The issue appears to be: Are too many rules strangling the sport?
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Businesses are wrong to blame taxes for strangling American competitiveness, he said.
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Simply put, Mr. Trump is strangling the refugee admissions program to death.
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We'll never know, because Tyrion settled this lovers' quarrel by strangling her.
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"As would I," he answers not long before strangling her to death.
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You can see it strangling all the mainstream sources of news and information.
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Hernandez told police he killed Etan in the store's basement by strangling him.
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He confessed to slipping her sedatives and then strangling her in her sleep.
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A tighter embargo on Iran, imposed over European objections, is strangling its economy.
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This week Google was fined $1.7bn for strangling competition in the advertising market.
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Or guilt about almost strangling his sister while seeing visions of his mother?
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"We're back, every once in a while, to me strangling him," Capullo said.
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Our current tax code is strangling business growth, job creation, and higher wages.
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Last year, Samuel Little confessed to strangling 93 women between 1970 and 2005.
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Prosecutors accuse Reed of raping and strangling Stites in Bastrop, Texas, in 1996.
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"A tsunami of regulations are strangling business growth, investment and hiring," he said.
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By 2016, only a thoroughly catechized conservative believed Democrats were strangling economic freedom.
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Since then, there has been a slow but steady strangling of the briefing.
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Franklin was convicted of shooting seven women to death between August 1985 and September 343, then strangling a 15-year-old girl and strangling or shooting two other women in a second round of killings between March 2002 and January 2007.
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The president supports freeing businesses from strangling regulations that hamper the market – Democrats don't.
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Iran has insisted that strangling economic sanctions be removed before it enters into talks.
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There is nothing more anti-Democratic and un-American than strangling freedom of communication.
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Recently, female octopuses were observed by scientists strangling males during the act of mating.
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Hernandez reportedly told police he killed Etan in the store's basement by strangling him.
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And these regulations are slowly but surely strangling small-business owners in the city.
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In the finale, Jesse avenged Andrea's death by strangling Todd with his bare hands.
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Even its violence is intimate, up close and personal: beating, strangling, point-blank shooting.
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"Something is strangling me or I'm falling from high," he said in an interview.
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The previous seal was widely interpreted as a white man strangling a Native American.
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The public health measures meant to control the virus are also strangling the economy.
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Franklin was found guilty of shooting seven women to death from August 1985 to September 1988, then strangling a 15-year-old girl, and strangling or shooting two other women in a second round of killings between March 2002 and January 2007.
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While Antoine admitted to killing Gargol, she said she doesn't remember strangling her best friend.
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She also told authorities her ex had boasted about strangling someone in New York. 3.
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Johnny Frank Garrett was convicted of strangling a nun to death on All Hallow's Eve.
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A former boxer, Little knew how to stun or knockout his victims before strangling them.
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But Bai woke, and Gao struggled to silence her, ultimately strangling her to death. Her
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She accepted responsibility for Gargol's death, but says that she could not remember strangling her.
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The Jones Act has outlived its original intent, yet it is strangling the island's economy.
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"When you confront that internet bully," James captioned a photo of Hannah fake-strangling him.
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Instead, I came very close to strangling myself before the car moved even an inch.
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Most are too concerned about paying off their strangling college debt to take such risks.
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Delmar Partin was convicted of strangling a woman and stuffing her body in a barrel.
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According to the decision, Southall had confessed to the strangling and stabbing death of Guzman.
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Rather, this is a story about class, and male rage, and the strangling of opportunity.
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Franklin was convicted on May 133 of shooting seven women to death between August 213 and September 22011, then strangling a 22006-year-old girl and strangling or shooting two other women in a second round of killings between March 2002 and January 2007.
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Franklin was convicted on May 20113 of shooting seven women to death between August 1985 and September 1988, then strangling a 15-year-old girl and strangling or shooting two other women in a second round of killings between March 2002 and January 2007.
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Van Hook was sentenced to die for stabbing and strangling David Self in Cincinnati in 1985.
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Daryl Doniel Pitts was accused of using a stun gun on the child and strangling them.
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When she's not strangling hedge fund managers, she's wearing a face mask and ordering sparkly pants.
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"He was killing me, strangling me to death, right in front of my son," Contreras remembers.
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"Strangling the baby in the pram may prove rather convenient," says an adviser close to Boeing.
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These measures would use prices to restore market perfection and avoid strangling people with red tape.
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He brought her to his trailer where he allegedly raped her before strangling her to death.
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They share remarkably similar traits: They have histories of strangling their partners, stalking and death threats.
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Prosecutors accuse Reed of raping and strangling Stites in Bastrop, Texas, more than 20 years ago.
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They are a not so subtle reminder that your shitty job is strangling you to death.
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Oh, and also a hitman undercover as a corrections officer was strangling Alex in the nursery.
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And Steven alleged Chuck once attacked his wife and tried strangling her with a phone cord.
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Paradoxically, the man-made disaster strangling the town has become its main attraction in recent years.
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And yet I cannot feel my nephew was guilty of strangling this farmer over disagreeable suppers.
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"Heart of a Dog," by Bulgakov, because of the politics, the humor and the cat-strangling.
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The men said that wasn't "good timing" and started to torture the boys by strangling them.
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An inmate came forward after Allee allegedly confessed to strangling his wife and stomping on her neck.
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His administration is strangling the WTO's dispute-settlement body anyway, by blocking the appointment of new judges.
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This includes an arrest for "violently strangling a female companion in a furious outburst," the defense writes.
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It's hard to shake the memory of Tyrion strangling Shae and then harpooning Tywin in Season 4.
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Van Hook was sentenced to die for fatally strangling and stabbing David Self in Cincinnati in 1985.
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The timing was almost eerie, considering the pilot concludes with Virginia walking in on Roller strangling Desna.
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We've gotten flashes of Bernard strangling her, but not snapping her neck as he did with Theresa.
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But the stigma of being a trans sex worker in Hong Kong can be strangling for her.
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At trial, prosecutors said that Hernandez "staked out" Etan for several days before strangling him to death.
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Similarly, ObamaCare costs are strangling the small businesses that form the bulk of employers in suburban communities.
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Last year, the 79-year-old confessed to strangling 93 women to death between 1970 and 2005.
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The farmer was extremely aggressive and attacked us, strangling activists and smashing their heads with metal poles.
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Doss's body was later found on the men's room floor, and Ward was arrested for strangling her.
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We do not honor our mothers and fathers by strangling immigration, transportation, and Medicaid and Medicare services.
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It has become an increasingly attractive tool for major metropolises overwhelmed by the traffic strangling their streets.
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Some later described the more affluent counties surrounding Baltimore as a "white noose" strangling the city's growth.
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The trial revolved around the death by strangling of Jennifer Dawn Levin in the summer of 1986.
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This is not, by the way, a slight to Ms. Parsons, who shoulders this strangling conscientiousness bravely.
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But the defence offers a potential loophole by arguing the death - often from strangling - was an accident.
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Obviously, nobody wants their art to start guilt-tripping them, much less strangling them with hairy monkey paws.
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Maybe Jon doesn't need to be strangling Baelish for the sake of his sister, Sansa (Sophie Turner), however.
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And that's the thing that is really strangling our democracy, that we just don't know what's going on.
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The civilian population has endured a strangling siege, which left them short of food, electricity or running water.
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Next, the actor allegedly "pulled her across the table and onto the floor," where he began strangling her.
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Boston Celtics guard Jabari Bird is behind bars after being arrested for reportedly assaulting, strangling and kidnapping someone.
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The team's multifaceted stories and success are the perfect antidote to the far right's strangling of French identity.
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He also orchestrated the kidnapping, strangling and dissolving in acid of the young son of a mob informer.
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Second, the escalating trade tariffs enacted by the Trump administration is working toward strangling supply and stifling competition.
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For a young African-American, it would seem, there's no escaping stereotyping, strangling perceptions, even in this Arcadia.
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"In the writing, there's this strangling feeling of a guy who is controlling everybody," Mr. van Gelderen said.
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Currency controls imposed by the Venezuelan government are strangling imports, meaning newsprint, ink and printing equipment are scarce.
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It is a place where people have long said that restrictive federal land policies are strangling their livelihoods.
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They are as complicated as they are ambitious -- each on its own capable of strangling an entire legislative agenda.
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Flemmi says he saw Salemme&aposs son strangling DiSarro while Weadick held DiSarro&aposs feet and Salemme stood by.
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Qandeel Baloch, 26, was found dead in her home in Pakistan on Friday, the victim of a suspected strangling.
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Raz B won't be charged for allegedly strangling his girlfriend during a heated argument outside a Macy's in Minneapolis.
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The state had adopted "ruthless dead end policies which were strangling the Greek people", GSEE said in a statement.
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The killer used "pretty extreme force" in strangling her, Polumbaum said as her family wept, according to the Globe.
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While the unit normally had one strangling per year, it was their second in three weeks at that time.
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She was so wasted she could barely stand up and was trying to accuse my dad of strangling her.
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Some politicians across Europe too, especially among Italy's populist coalition government, have railed against fiscal orthodoxy as strangling growth.
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This elegantly simple policy helped the Trump administration cut excessive regulations that have been strangling American business and industry.
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Plastic bags, six-pack rings and the like are strangling marine life and poisoning the global supply of seafood.
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But strangling, punching or slamming your partner into a wall often means a suspended sentence, probation, or case dismissed.
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In the early days of the internet, lawmakers were reticent to regulate too much for fear of strangling innovation.
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We collected footage, stories, and data to surface the strangling realities of daily life under never-ending police stops.
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The vine also produces holdfasts, and is consequently an excellent tree climber, growing aggressively upward, eventually strangling its host.
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Clarence Brandley was a black janitor wrongly convicted of raping and strangling a white teenager in a Conroe school.
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Chan, who would later confess to his crime, attacked Poon, slamming her head against a wall and strangling her.
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But Pai has indicated that he wants to put impossible new conditions on this program, likely strangling its effectiveness.
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Mr. Netanyahu accused the Palestinian Authority on Thursday of "strangling" Gaza and foiling international efforts to provide relief there.
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He was charged in the 1996 strangling death of Robert Henderson, a visiting professor from the University of Pittsburgh.
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Was Philip strangling the airport security worker on the bus one of the most harrowing — and risky, for Philip!
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He's more about force than strategy, more about strangling the life out of his enemies than simply defeating them.
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Related: Executions Across the World Hit a 25-Year High in 2015 Franklin was convicted of shooting seven women to death between August 1985 and September 1988, then strangling a 343-year-old girl and strangling or shooting two other women in a second round of killings between March 2002 and January 2007.
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At 19 he was convicted of strangling his ex-girlfriend in a wooded park on the northwestern edge of Baltimore.
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He's accused of strangling his girlfriend to death and shooting a jogger last week in Rankin County, Mississippi, near Jackson.
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Meanwhile, the Chamber of Commerce, a conservative business group, said the fines are hitting small businesses and strangling economic growth.
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Lohan later said in an interview with Russia's Channel One that Tarabosov broke into her home and started strangling her.
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Darren Vann, 44, of Gary, was arrested in 2014 and charged with strangling Afrikka Hardy, 19, and Anitha Jones, 35.
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According to MassLive, Donald Bovio was charged with attempted murder in 2014 after a woman accused him of strangling her.
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Brown dragged her to an orange grove where he raped and sodomized her before strangling her with her own shoelaces.
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A Washington, D.C., woman was indicted on Tuesday for murder after allegedly strangling then dismembering her newborn son, PEOPLE confirms.
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Those rules are among the man-made headwinds that are strangling economic growth, keeping wages stagnant and forcing jobs overseas.
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A Toronto neurosurgeon was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday for strangling his wife after she filed for divorce.
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He's been on death row since 1990 for strangling a woman in a convenience store bathroom, reported CNN affiliate KARK.
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She repeatedly self-harmed, including cutting her face and strangling herself with phone cords, according to the High Court judge.
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Strangling them with taxes indirectly strangles the employees depending on job creators for financial security — and, by extension, their families.
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I thought about maiming my twin, strangling her, spooning her eyeballs out with a rusty spoon... The list goes on.
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But over the past 13 years, Dr. Insel increasingly shifted the institute's focus to neuroscience, strangling its clinical research budget.
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On his website, President-elect Donald Trump blames Dodd-Frank's "bureaucratic red tape and Washington mandates" for strangling economic growth.
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The Senate has begun work on eliminating a pair of budget-busting, market-strangling regulations for Americans' retirement savings accounts.
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Our Faustian quasi-hero deals with it all by strangling, dismembering, and decapitating soldiers of both God and Satan's armies.
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One of his most-often repeated mantras involves description of how the federal government is strangling businesses with excessive rules.
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In thrall to Kali, the goddess of destruction, they were said to commit "thuggee" — setting up and often strangling victims.
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In thrall to Kali, the goddess of destruction, they were believed to commit "thuggee" — setting up and often strangling victims.
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A New York resident is maintaining his innocence after being accused of strangling his neighbor's dog to death in July.
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The police in Anchorage, Alaska, say they recognized a man shown beating and strangling a woman at a midtown hotel.
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The proposal to shrink the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway is the latest effort to reduce congestion that is strangling the city.
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Many are strangled and then butchered immediately, she said, on the theory that strangling them makes the meat more tender.
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Slightly strangling blood flow to the kidneys, he says, might make it harder for those organs to filter the blood.
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The store clerk had years earlier confessed to strangling the boy and throwing his body in the garbage in 1979.
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Cuadrilla CEO Francis Egan said in October that the regulatory system risked "strangling" Britain's fracking industry "before birth", the FT reported.
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Syed was convicted in 2000 of strangling 17-year-old Hae Min Lee and burying her body in a Baltimore park.
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The brother of Pakistani social media celebrity Qandeel Baloch, has allegedly admitted to drugging and strangling his sister, according to BBC.
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Death row inmate Robert Van Hook was sentenced to die for fatally strangling and stabbing David Self in Cincinnati in 1985.
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Does McMahon run the risk of strangling the business just as the vibrancy of it is returning fully to mainstream visibility?
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Alan Richard Schmitt, 77, is accused of strangling a 23-year-old woman whom he had met on Plenty of Fish.
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PEOPLE confirms that Isaac Duran Infante admitted in court to strangling his ex-girlfriend with an electrical cord back on Dec.
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Authorities are investigating how a 2003 case against Matthews was mishandled after Detroit police arrested him for allegedly strangling a woman.
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When Serino declined, Tucker allegedly lost it, grabbing the young woman by the neck and strangling her until her spine popped.
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She turns around, her fists balled up, strangling a scream — the perfect insult — as the distance between us and him increases.
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Her successor, Mauricio Macri, won the presidency on a platform of ditching currency controls that he said were strangling the economy.
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I think about the soul-strangling depression that comes with losing your child, your ability to walk, your sense of safety.
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He picked it up after strangling Shae to death, and aimed it squarely on Tywin as he sat on the shitter.
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Maduro had justified the 100 bolivar note's elimination as a way of strangling mafia and smugglers on the frontier with Colombia.
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Perhaps they were inspired by the video of the woman in a cotton beanie strangling her friend with a garden hose.
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The listening device belongs to James Andrew Bates, accused of strangling Victor Collins while the victim was staying at Bates's home.
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Where money kept everyone slaves, where they buttoned their shirts up to the neck, strangling any love they had inside themselves.
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Traffic is strangling New York's economic vitality and quality of life, while the city's transit system creaks because of chronic underinvestment.
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In fact, it's the increased profit-driven financialization of the industry in recent decades that is most responsible for strangling innovation.
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NIMBYism is bad for working families and the U.S. economy as a whole, strangling growth precisely where workers are most productive.
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The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously late last month to impose sanctions on North Korea aimed at strangling its economy.
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Turns out, Guillard was arrested back in April for allegedly roughing up and strangling his girlfriend during a heated drunken argument.
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When Latiolais didn't leave they killed her instead, strangling her with a rope and returning later to set the home on fire.
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A Washington State woman allegedly admitted to strangling her 9-year-old son to death on Halloween after "praying" about doing so.
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Before FBI agents knew about his connection to these dozens of murders, Little was already imprisoned for beating and strangling three women.
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This has proved effective at isolating, containing and strangling rebel redoubts into submission without consuming too much of the regime's dwindling manpower.
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Salvini said on Thursday that he would "tear apart" rules that are "strangling" Italy if his party scores well in the elections.
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Then immediately after that, almost testing me, an image popped into my head, of me strangling my boyfriend there on the bed.
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Lee, a former Twentynine Palms Marine, confessed in court to strangling Erin and throwing her body down a 140-foot desert mineshaft.
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"We're disappointed with Ottawa's regulatory uncertainty and the pipeline delays that are strangling Alberta's oil and gas sector," spokesman Michael McKinnon said.
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Fox has apologized for a widely reviled promotional image for X-Men: Apocalypse, which shows Oscar Isaac's Apocalypse strangling Jennifer Lawrence's Mystique.
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It's an offscreen mercy strangling, and it is entirely unearned and so overt that it just made me angry at the game.
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When he was just a boy, the deadly disease Oak Wilt rampaged through his Austin, Texas neighborhood, strangling and ultimately destroying trees.
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The 27-year-old man was found guilty of strangling Millane to death on Friday, the BBC and Associated Press (AP) reported.
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This follows the case of Hong Kong resident Chan Tong-kai, accused of strangling his girlfriend while vacationing in Taiwan in 22019.
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Yet in strangling the Cubs, 6-0, the Cleveland Indians proved a few things to the team with the majors' best record.
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Peggy briefly imagined strangling both of these men, one with each hand, then bludgeoning them lifeless, but they were both already dead.
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" An earlier Post story is headlined, "Tinder date admits to strangling Grace Millane, says she begged for '50 Shades of Grey' sex.
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Flemmi said he saw Salemme's now-deceased son, Frank Jr., strangling DiSarro as Weadick held his legs and the elder Salemme watched.
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Jeffcoat and Connerty are strangling his father's construction project, while Taylor's complaint to the medical board threatens his wife's license to practice.
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The policies created to pull the world out of recession are still in place, but now they are strangling the global economy.
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Afterward, he told the police, he had looked at the family's baby monitor and seen his wife strangling their daughter Celeste, 3.
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Reed was sentenced to death more than 20 years ago for the assault, rape and strangling of 19-year-old Stacey Stites.
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Strangling is a risk factor for other violence Symptoms of strangulation can include a sore throat, difficulty swallowing, bruising, fainting or unconsciousness.
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A 2008 study published in the Journal of Emergency Medicine found that strangling was a significant risk factor for future lethal violence.
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But by ripping up the deal, strangling the Iranian economy and now killing Soleimani, Trump now owns however the confrontation turns out.
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He was already imprisoned for beating and strangling three women when the FBI began connecting him to murders all over the country.
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Strangling Iranians is not an accomplishment — avoiding war while bringing about positive results is something Washington would be wise to strive for.
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But what about regular, law-abiding people who don't crash the stock exchange or end up in jail after strangling their grandma?
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Over the next two years, the Trump administration will strip TPS from immigrants from six different countries — all but strangling the program.
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Activists oppose pipelines as a way of strangling expansion of the Canadian oil sands, which they say are especially harmful to the environment.
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Classmate Asia McClain claimed she saw Syed at the public library at the same time prosecutors said he was strangling his ex-girlfriend.
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There are mills close to the port to grind imported grain into flour, but the Houthis have been accused of strangling the supply.
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Young Black men were still getting killed, but the formulaic kidnapping, strangling, and stabbing of teenagers in quick succession came to a halt.
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XXXTentacion was also facing charges of beating and strangling his pregnant girlfriend at the time, as well as false imprisonment and witness tampering.
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I'm wondering if Beatrice sat with her mum instead of the usual maid of honor duties, to keep Prince Philip from strangling her.
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Watts initially told law enforcement he flew into a rage when he saw Shannan strangling one of their daughters via a baby monitor.
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Cops have released photos of Raz's GF -- obtained by TMZ -- showing the aftermath of him allegedly strangling her outside a Macy's in Minneapolis.
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Alvin B. Keyser was charged with first degree murder Friday after allegedly admitting to strangling mom-of-two TerriLynn St. John, WTVR reports.
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Sansa ruling Winterfell—sort of cool, but not as cool as Jon Snow almost strangling Littlefinger to death in the Stark family crypt.
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In the best possible way, they were every stereotype attached to the word "emo" rolled into five hot messes in leg-strangling jeans.
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Mr. Mulvaney has pledged to defang the agency, criticizing it for wasteful spending and overzealous oversight that is strangling banks and other lenders.
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Gerald Wayne Mickelson, 63, was accused of strangling Guilda Mickelson, 62, during an argument at a hotel in Kuala Lumpur in November 2016.
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A brother of the murdered Pakistani social-media model Qandeel Baloch has been sentenced to life in prison for strangling her in 2016.
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HARARE — Election season is providing a much-needed economic boost in Zimbabwe, where a cash shortage has been strangling already hard-pressed businesses.
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Since then, there has been a slow but steady strangling of the briefing -- culminating in Bill Shine's tenure as White House communications director.
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Or why an infant suffering from "the strangling angel," as diphtheria was then known, dies peacefully while wearing a cap fashioned by Ruth?
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" Along the way, there is talk of submission and violent penetration, and we are told that her body "calls for strangling, for rape.
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Even though the existing water distribution numbers were strangling it, the countries of Central Asia signed an agreement to lock them in place.
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Roughly half the United States was under "stay at home" orders to arrest the virus, with the side effect of strangling the economy.
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By late Thursday, a man with whom she had a 2-year-old son had been charged with strangling her, the authorities said.
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Along with Maryland, Washington D.C. and Ohio, South Carolina is the only other jurisdiction that does not specifically treat strangling as a felony.
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In one of them, "the person filming was slapping and strangling the female with his right hand around her neck," the complaint states.
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Reed was sentenced to death more than 20 years ago for the 1996 assault, rape and strangling of 19-year-old Stacey Stites.
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He was accused April 22 of battering his girlfriend, strangling her and threatening her with a Taser, the release said, citing the prosecutor.
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Sure, the Rays franchise is slowly strangling because nobody wants to attend games there, but it's an amusing venue for us, the fans.
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What really mattered to Mr. Kim were the sanctions, which, after three new rounds in 2017, were strangling his nation's already pitiful economy.
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Three people have been arrested for allegedly strangling a Pennsylvania man to death as he suffered a possible drug overdose last Thursday, PEOPLE confirms.
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Before he was sentenced, prosecutors cited his desire for a "fresh start" with Kessinger as his motive for strangling Shanann and smothering their daughters.
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The New York State Court of Appeals declared there to be "overwhelming evidence" that he was guilty of strangling and drowning his then-girlfriend.
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A former Marine charged with strangling two Indiana women to death is facing murder charges in the deaths of five more women, PEOPLE confirms.
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Gambian authorities shut a fourth popular radio station late on Sunday, staff said on Monday, further strangling opposition voices amid a post-election clampdown.
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At 12-years-old she witnessed the stabbing and strangling death of her mother, Marilyn Ginel, who was 9-months pregnant at the time.
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Before he was sentenced, prosecutors cited his desire for a "fresh start" with Kessinger as his motive for strangling Shanann and smothering their daughters.
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Salvini said on Thursday that he would "tear apart" EU budget rules that were "strangling" Italy if his party did well in the elections.
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He's been on death row since 1990 for strangling a woman in a convenience store bathroom, CNN affiliate KARK-TV in Little Rock reported.
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James Haakenson Between 1972 and 1978, Gacy killed at least 20113 teenage boys and young men across the Chicago area, mostly by strangling them.
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But falling inflation meant that inflation-adjusted interest rates — which are what matter for monetary policy — were actually going up, further strangling the economy.
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Liam McAtasney stands accused of doing the unthinkable: robbing and strangling his childhood friend and dumping her body into a river near her home.
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A Pennsylvania man is accused of strangling a man driving him last week because he was angry the driver wouldn't stop singing Christmas carols.
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Muhammad Waseem, one of her 11 siblings, admitted to drugging Baloch and strangling her because he believed she had brought shame to the family.
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It was the second time that former drifter Gary Lee Sampson, 57, has faced the possibility of execution for the stabbing and strangling murders.
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Lord Lucan then set his sights on her, strangling her and attempting to gouge her eyes out at the top of the basement stairs.
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As we've reported, she fled London after the weekend blow up where she accused Egor of strangling her -- and police responded to their apartment.
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The agency has long been a target of Republican lawmakers, who claim it pushed strangling financial sector regulations under the guise of consumer protection.
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Is she strangling her to death, a la Rebecca (Katie Findlay), Bonnie's murder victim whom we are really too quick not to think about?
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Hernandez, who worked in a bodega near the bus stop, confessed to strangling the boy and then leaving his body in a box outside.
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"In the third episode, when I'm strangling Paco, I didn't cover it right, so the fight never feels messy and harsh enough," he said.
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It features the son, having been repeatedly sexually abused by his mother, strangling her to death with fairy lights and then making meat cookies.
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We needed someone brave, honest, independent, wealthy, thick-skinned, successful and brash enough to fight the total entrenchment of establishments strangling our American dream.
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Her sister and her husband tracked them down, fatally shooting the cousin and strangling Francisca, leaving her for dead on the road to Nijar.
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Consumers and businesses have to pay higher interest rates to borrow, or might not be able to get credit at all, strangling the economy.
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When Dennis suddenly wraps a strangling sock around the neck of a fellow employee in a shoe store, it is upsetting but not unexpected.
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The cap, imposed in 2016, was blamed for strangling private-sector credit growth, especially to small businesses, and reducing the effectiveness of monetary policy.
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Arevalo has been charged with capital murder for strangling his pregnant sister and then leaving her body in an alley, authorities said Monday, Dec.
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Last year, two members of SEAL Team 6 and two Marines were charged in the 2017 strangling of an American Green Beret in Mali.
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After strangling Mckenna, Schmus dumped her body in a wooded area where it was found by a dog walker the same day as her death.
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X then pushed Ms. A onto her bed and began strangling her nearly to the point of unconsciousness, preventing her from screaming, breathing, or moving.
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MEDINA, Ohio – A 17-year-old Ohio boy accused of strangling a 98-year-old neighbor has pleaded not guilty to adult aggravated murder charges.
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ASHLAND, Ohio – A judge has handed down a death sentence to an Ohio man convicted of strangling two women and suspected in two more deaths.
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Another girl told police Zapata allegedly grabbed her by the throat, pinned her against the wall and lifted her off the ground while strangling her.
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A 15-year-old boy from Florida has been arrested on murder charges after confessing to strangling his mother, the Volusia County Sheriff's Office said.
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The tensions between China's strangling of Hong Kong's freedoms and autonomy on the one hand and Hong Kongers' resentment on the other will remain unresolved.
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At 19 he was convicted of strangling his high school girlfriend and burying her body in a wooded park on the northwestern edge of Baltimore.
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WAVY reports that Schmitt has been charged with felony strangling of another causing wounds or injury, and he's slated to be in court next month.
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Watts, 33, pleaded guilty earlier this month to strangling his pregnant wife Shanann, 34, and smothering his girls, Bella, 4, and 3-year-old Celeste.
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Memphis Grizzlies superstar Zach Randolph has been accused of strangling a woman at an L.A. hotel ... though he is adamant her allegations are 100% false.
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He married that enigmatic Frenchwoman, and ended up in an upstate New York prison for two years for strangling his boss with a telephone chord.
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Rutledge's office declined to challenge the stay ordered for Ward, who was convicted of strangling 18-year-old gas station attendant Rebecca Doss in 1989.
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Syed is serving a life sentence after he was convicted in 2000 of strangling his ex-girlfriend and burying her body in a Baltimore park.
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Chronic power shortages are one of the biggest obstacles to growth in countries across Africa, with a dearth of electricity or regular blackouts strangling industries.
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Prosecutors have claimed that Syed flew into a rage after Lee began dating someone new, strangling her and then dumping her body in the woods.
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Many bags drift into the ocean, strangling turtles, suffocating seabirds and filling the stomachs of dolphins and whales with waste until they die of starvation.
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To pay for these ventures, it had borrowed huge sums from Europe's banks, and to repay the banks it was strangling the people with taxes.
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Jordan McClanahan was taken into police custody Tuesday after allegedly admitting to strangling 21-year-old Jessica Leigh White at his Hazel Park, Michigan, home.
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The last time Wendy's attempted to launch breakfast, McDonald's countered with aggressive advertising and deals in test markets, strangling the launch before it went national.
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Soon enough, Rifkin told authorities the horrific details: he preyed on women, and would have sex with them before strangling them and dumping their bodies.
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And a lot of those working-class people feel as if the international economic system is not working for them and strangling the middle class.
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The first-act closer, "The Lambeth Walk," is less an ear worm than an ear snake, strangling you in its coil of endlessly repeating choruses.
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Venezuela has roughly $97 billion in foreign debt, strangling an economy that has been eroding for years, especially as oil prices have plummeted since 2014.
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Reagan slashed renewables R&D 2628 percent, rolled back fuel efficiency standards and killed the wind investment tax credit, effectively strangling renewables in their cradle.
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Something evil was pressing on my chest, strangling me, and my legs were being pulled up and down—I thought I was going to die.
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Anyone who clutched her pearls at Sam Gold's controversial staging of that Williams play earlier this year should probably stay away or risk strangling herself.
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Doctors, hospitals, drug companies and insurers are intent on strangling Medicare for all before it advances from an aspirational slogan to a legislative agenda item.
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He claimed that he had seen his wife strangling Celeste via the baby monitor and that Bella was lying on her bed and appeared blue.
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Money is an essential fuel for economic activity This is often described mechanically, as a question of the interest rates spurring or strangling economic activity.
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A Georgia man is behind bars for allegedly strangling a woman and her toddler son earlier this week, but investigators are still searching for a motive.
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Inmate Robert Van Hook was sentenced to die for fatally strangling and stabbing David Self after picking him up in a bar in Cincinnati in 1985.
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"I imagine changing the treaties, parameters and other things that are strangling our economy today," said Fioramonti, who will run in a dilapidated suburb of Rome.
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It was Clarisa Figueroa herself who, after strangling the victim, then cut into Ochoa-Lopez with a knife to remove the baby, according to the prosecutor.
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Mr. Hernandez, a 55-year-old factory worker from Maple Shade, N.J., is accused of strangling Etan in the basement of a SoHo bodega in 1979.
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Nothing is more important in the world of Billions than the appearance of raw, masculine strength, but that raw, masculine strength is strangling everybody near it.
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Last year, a video showing a group of military personnel beating up a dog, strangling it and tossing the body into the ocean sparked public protests.
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But the central bank's high interest rates that keep money flowing into banks are increasing risk within the financial system and strangling an already depressed economy.
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It would be nice to turn on the radio and hear something that didn't make you feel like smashing up the kitchen and strangling the cat.
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For example, while the Chamber says that regulations are strangling small businesses, I will point out the many ways in which regulations are helping small businesses.
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In an interview published Tuesday, Drayton says he remembers strangling Queens nurse Samantha Stewart two weeks ago and talked about voices urging him to harm people.
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Lilith's legend grew throughout Mesopotamia and it was believed that she that would fly around strangling or kidnapping newborns, possibly preying on pregnant women as well.
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The report documented 74 cases of alleged torture or "ill treatment" by the Thai military or police, including beating, burning, strangling, suffocation, waterboarding and electric shock.
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He gets zero credit because these critics are less concerned with cleaning up legitimate messes, than strangling the American manufacturing sector today and into the future.
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Big cats alive today can't bring down anything too far beyond their own size, because they kill by strangling or breaking the necks of their victims.
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The twofold goal is to ease strangling traffic and raise money for mass transit — as much as $1.5 billion a year by the task force's estimates.
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The charge sheet said Houshieh had confessed to raping and strangling Dykes, who was 30 and worked at the embassy for Britain's Department for International Development.
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Having largely closed East Jerusalem from the rest of the West Bank, Israel has accelerated its policy of strangling the life out of Arabs in Jerusalem.
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And so, we had that going for a period of time, up until a moment where I realized I was strangling the potential of the team.
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The Roosevelt Institute has done a bunch of work on this theme, arguing that a shortfall in aggregate demand, tied to inequality, is strangling the economy.
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It can feel a bit strangling after a while to have a certain stigma attached to you, like how I was placed under the beats tag.
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However, in an interview with Parade, Kruger revealed that it was actually Tarantino, not Waltz, whose hands are used for the close-up shot of the strangling.
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Oleksiy Pukach, a senior police officer convicted in 2013, said they had accidentally killed Gongadze while strangling him with a belt, and decided to behead him afterwards.
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In the audio posted to the Facebook group, Watts described how after strangling Shanann, he'd wrapped her body in a sheet and dragged her down the stairs.
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"Tall Paul" is most known for willfully taking the country into recession in the early 1980s to finally defeat the inflation that had been strangling the economy.
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That's when Gustin attacked: They were sitting inside his car when he pulled out a box cutter and began slashing her throat and strangling her, prosecutors said.
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By day, Jamie is a corporate devil in a bobbed wig; by night, she's an assassin in leather pants strangling patsy guards in pursuit of THE TRUTH.
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During his confession, Watts said he believed Shanann began praying as he started strangling her, and that she did not try to fight off the fatal attack.
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Salvini said on Thursday that he would "tear apart" rules that are "strangling" Italy if his party scores well in a European parliamentary election later this month.
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Three people who pleaded guilty to killing their overdosing friend by strangling him with jumper cables were sentenced to prison Wednesday in Pennsylvania, according to multiple reports.
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While Grace-As-Mary and McDermott were strangling people and shooting them to death, Grace Prime was mentally kneeling in the garden or cowering in a corner.
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She supported capital punishment in several cases, including the sentence of Jesse Timmendequas, who was convicted of raping and strangling 7-year-old Megan Kanka in 1994.
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"Japan is slowly strangling our neck", one senior official at a major South Korean major chipmaker told Reuters, requesting anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.
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Prosecutors said he fled back to Iraq after strangling the teenager in May 2018 and was arrested and extradited to Germany by Iraqi authorities a month later.
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Here is text message b/w Zach & Courtney when he admits & apologizes for strangling his wife on Punta Cana trip in March 2015 & again in April pic.twitter.
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In response to the video accusing Faze Banks of strangling Jake's assistant, rivaling fans accused Team 63 of faking the police report and drugging Faze Bank's drink.
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After strangling her to death over 30 minutes, McAtasney placed Stern's body in the passenger seat of her car and drove it to a bridge in Belmar.
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When a hanging went wrong, instead of a quick severing of the spinal column, it resulted in the condemned either slowly strangling to death or being decapitated.
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They will be sorely tested, and much danger is ahead in the form of an evil entity called It, and the planet It is strangling, named Camazotz.
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Riley: I think also this whole strangling thing comes from this crazy nonsense that if you get yourself into certain yoga positions, your baby can strangle itself.
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Mr. Hillary was accused of strangling Garrett, in a fit of rage at the boy over a broken romance with his mother, Tandy Cyrus, in October 2011.
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Shortly after Baloch's death, her brother Waseem Azeem confessed to strangling her, citing the protection of "family honor" over what he considered her "shameful" photographs posted online.
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Republicans spent five or six years swearing up and down to anyone who listened that the post-crisis financial regulation law Democrats passed was strangling the economy.
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Smart sanctions targeting the Assad regime, strangling the ability of Russia to function as a destabilizing force in a rickety house of international law, are not glamorous.
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Chan Tong-kai, a young man from Hong Kong, is wanted in the strangling death of his girlfriend while the couple was vacationing in Taiwan last year.
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But when Mr. Min was a teenager he defied his family and joined the student protest movement, concerned that the Burmese military government was strangling the country.
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And in Ohio, state Senate lawmakers introduced a bill last year that would expand the definition of domestic violence to include strangling, also making it a felony.
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The angst was summed up when James Brooks, a creator of "The Simpsons," a Fox show, posted on Twitter an image of Homer Simpson strangling Mickey Mouse.
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I still nurture the memory of the time when I was covering the state legislature and one of the state representatives was arrested for strangling his wife.
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In the first half of the film, after emerging from the bottom of the sea, Banks produces jagged snarls that sound like a possum strangling a duck.
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As you know, Eritrea is run by a ruthless dictator who is strangling an entire nation of people who have very little right in their own country.
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To get additional ideas, you can read one or more of these opinion pieces: Strangling Puerto Rico in Order to Save It (Opinion) Washington Set Puerto Rico Up for Disaster (Opinion)The Jones Act: The Law Strangling Puerto Rico (Opinion)Congress Should Not Bail Out Liberal Governance in Puerto Rico (Opinion | The Hill)Puerto Rico's Debt Crisis: We Can't Reward Fiscal Failure With a Bailout, Bankruptcy (Opinion | Fox News) _________ 4.
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When questioned by police, Savon Schmus allegedly confessed to strangling to death half-sister McKenna Hilton, 18, Lt. Ron Gates of the Kent County Sheriff's Department tells PEOPLE.
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Last week, a video surfaced of a woman – who identified herself as Lindsay – fighting with a man on a balcony and accusing him of choking and strangling her.
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The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that containers and packaging make up 22025 percent of landfill waste, and plastic pollution is literally strangling the life out of the ocean.
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Meanwhile, in the moments between the clashes of Monterey's motherly titans, we witness the strangling, violent relationship that Perry (Alexander Skarsgård) and Celeste (Nicole Kidman) call a marriage.
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In March of 2012, Simpson was sentenced after her guilty plea for (warning, this gets graphic) stabbing, strangling, beating, dismembering, and setting pieces of a man on fire.
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A Chicago grandmother has been sentenced to life in prison for the the 2013 strangling and beating death of her 8-year-old granddaughter, Gizzell Ford, PEOPLE confirms.
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A 16-year-old boy was arrested Friday in North Carolina and charged with murder for allegedly strangling his father to death last year, police told BuzzFeed News.
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Bogicic said Blagojevic came back from the dead to torment his family and neighbors, lurking near houses to demand food or shoes and attacking and strangling his victims.
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That's when the situation escalated, the court heard -- Chan hit Poon's head against the wall of their hotel room and began strangling her from behind with both hands.
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She could hear his snores from where she stood, as if someone were strangling him in his dream and he was struggling his best to fight for air.
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On Sunday, a video surfaced of a woman – who identified herself as Lohan – fighting with a man on a balcony and accusing him of choking and strangling her.
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In one particularly jarring sequence, civilian Zoe desperately defends herself from an attacker and would-be rapist by strangling him with a chain hanging from a van ceiling.
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Nineties nostalgia is in high gear, what with those Calvin Klein underwear ads everywhere, classic Gap hoodies back on the shelves, and chokers gently strangling many a neck.
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"I think this decline in FedEx is based on the rearview mirror, when the Fed was still intent on strangling the life out of the economy," he said.
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Haven't all your senses been bombarded by bunches of seabird-strangling mylar heart balloons, chalky candy that only technically resembles chocolate, and prix-fixe menus designed for dunces?
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A man pleaded guilty on Wednesday to criminal charges in the rape and strangling of a girl in the Bronx a week before her 16th birthday, prosecutors said.
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Come November, the part of the country long blamed for strangling progressivism could nudge the national Democrats, along with the center of American political gravity, to the left.
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Terry (Doc) Burns had been an anvil-handed good old boy from a musty corner of Suwannee County, who'd been sent to Nickel for strangling a neighbor's chickens.
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The man, Burl Finkelstein, said trade policies with Mexico and China were strangling the family-owned kitchen-parts company he helped manage, and imperiling the jobs it provided.
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The retrial of a New Jersey man accused of strangling Etan Patz was postponed for six months on Monday because the lead defense lawyer has injured his back.
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Prosecutors allege that Wheeler-Weaver waged a killing spree during the fall of 2016, strangling and asphyxiating Butler, as well as Robin West, 19, and Joanne Browne, 33.
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After appellant related the difficulty he encountered in strangling one of the girls, he said that he put his foot on her throat because she would not die.
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The C.I.A. assessed that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia, whom the White House has courted, was culpable in the strangling and dismemberment of Mr. Khashoggi.
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The 79-year-old has admitted to strangling vulnerable women across the country for decades, has confessed to 93 murders and has been convicted of at least eight.
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After running back to Bethel, silenced by Suicide's Alan Vega strangling audience members with his microphone cord, among other exhilarating confrontations, we knew we had to return posthaste.
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In one darkly hilarious sequence, another guard, Dixon, while driving Bayley home, off-handedly describes atrocities he committed in Afghanistan, including strangling a girl he'd had sex with.
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A Florida woman has been charged with first-degree murder and child neglect after allegedly strangling her 1-year-old daughter to death with a string of Halloween lights.
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"Ink Master" star Chris Blinston believes his daughter researched online how to make it look like she was strangled, right before accusing him of strangling her ... TMZ has learned.
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Wheeler-Weaver is on trial for allegedly strangling and asphyxiating Butler as well as two other women, along with the alleged attempted murder of a fourth victim who escaped.
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A Los Angeles dentist this week was accused in the strangling death of his 67-year-old mother, whose body was discovered last October inside her Beverly Hills home.
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A Utah man who admitted to strangling his father before hiding his body in a freezer in his trailer home has been sentenced to prison, according to multiple outlets.
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A New Jersey woman who admitted to strangling her newborn daughter shortly after giving birth in her home was sentenced to seven years in prison on Friday, PEOPLE confirms.
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They'd generally walk around a series of large spaces shooting and strangling people either loudly or quietly, sometimes opening a door or hacking an item in a unique way.
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That is fantastic news for consumers—provided that we can manage the transition without suffering a major social crisis (or strangling the technology in its infancy to avoid one).
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A day after Pakistani model, actress and social media star Qandeel Baloch was killed, her brother admitted to strangling her in their family home in the city of Multan.
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Adam Sobanski -- the bearded guy in a purple shirt -- was busted Wednesday and charged with 2 felony counts of aggravated battery ... strangling and aggravated battery causing great bodily harm.
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TV station WIS reports Timothy Jones was sentenced after being convicted of strangling and choking his five children to death, all of whom were under the age of 8.
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He said that he saw Frank Salemme Jr in the kitchen strangling DiSarro as Paul Weadick, an associate also on trial, held his legs and the senior Salemme watched.
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In addition, a secondary autopsy performed by a forensic pathologist hired by Epstein's brother concluded that the bones broken in Epstein's neck were more indicative of strangling than hanging.
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Asgeirr Ulfr, 26, who was accused of strangling his former roommate after she would not date him reportedly hid in her closet the night before the slaying, records say.
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The charge sheets accuse the troops of breaking into Army Staff Sergeant Logan Melgar's bedroom, tying him with duct tape and strangling him by placing him in a chokehold.
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Flemmi, who is serving a life sentence for 10 murders, said he witnessed DiSarro's strangling on May 10, 1993, when he went to Salemme's home to talk to Salemme.
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The result is a three-piece collection based on a subversive pattern depicting nude men running through a cactus field, and a middle-aged man strangling himself for pleasure.
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The phlegmatic Mr. McConnell may not get worked up about much, but over the years he has consistently displayed a fierce passion for strangling anything resembling campaign finance reform.
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That's when he and another inmate named Johnny Brewer—who was convicted of strangling his sister-in-law in 1999—hid in garbage truck that was leaving their prison.
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The package will send cash to businesses and unemployed workers suffering from the effects of stay-at-home orders that have had the side effect of strangling the economy.
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If the summit is not rescheduled, we'll be worse off than before because it will be difficult for Trump to return to his policy of strangling North Korea economically.
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"When American business talks about strangling our competitiveness, or that sort of thing, they're talking about something that as a percentage of G.D.P. has gone down," Mr. Buffett said.
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S. President Bill Clinton, cutting it off from financial markets and strangling its economy, over allegations that Bashir's Islamist government was supporting terrorism, notably attacks in Kenya and Tanzania.
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For instance, Jeffrey Dahmer, who killed 17 young men in the 1970s and '80s, would drill holes in his victims' heads and inject them with acid before strangling them.
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He wonders at the beauty of the blooms, but despairs at a vicious vine that proceeds to lay waste to the plantings, beheading peonies and strangling the blue asters.
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The changes announced by the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction follow an investigation into the 2017 strangling death of an inmate riding in a prison van during a medical run.
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Shore, whose murder spree dates back to the 1980s and 1990s, was dubbed the "tourniquet killer" for strangling his victims with handmade tourniquets, the Harris County District Attorney's office said.
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On the flip side, many economists have warned that strangling the current steady flow of low-skilled and low-cost immigrant workers will stifle almost all businesses in different ways.
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The 25-year-old suspect in the murder of his family friend's 5-year-old daughter allegedly sexually assaulted the girl before strangling her to death, authorities confirm to PEOPLE.
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Philip pleaded guilty in 2015 to strangling his 26-year-old girlfriend and her 8-year-old daughter in Summerville, South Carolina, according to police records acquired by local media.
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In 2014, Ms Koenig, a journalist, became interested in the case of Adnan Syed, a 35-year-old man serving a life sentence for strangling his ex-girlfriend in 1999.
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A Texas couple is accused of strangling a woman with a bungee cord while she was driving before setting her body on fire and dumping it in a wooded area.
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It is hosting a vast international flower show laid out across an abandoned coalfield, overlooked by a gaudy metal phoenix that appears to be clinging to—or strangling—a smokestack.
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But legalization is strangling the livelihoods of the small farmers Newsom promised would be protected, according to official licensing data and conversations with a slew of industry insiders and experts.
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In November, Watts pleaded guilty to multiple first-degree murder charges for strangling the 15-weeks-pregnant Shanann, 34, and smothering their daughters Bella, 4, and 3-year-old Celeste.
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According to the DA's office, the latter charges stem from an incident on April 22, when Camou is accused of battering Custer, strangling her and threatening her with a Taser.
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When the deal was announced in December 2017, James L. Brooks, a creator of "The Simpsons," posted an image on Twitter that showed an angry Homer Simpson strangling Mickey Mouse.
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Even before Trump's dismal performance in this week's Oval Office address rattled markets and sowed confusion and chaos, he had already contributed to strangling the bull market by sowing uncertainty.
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Four U.S. Commandos Charged in Strangling of Army Green Beret in Africa: The highly unusual fratricidal killing last year cast a spotlight on little-known military missions on the continent.
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Watts, 33, who investigators say was having an affair, told police he killed his wife after he saw her strangling one of their daughters, according to an arrest affidavit. 5.
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The 40-year-old Phillips' death came less than five months after he was charged with murder in the April 11, 143, strangling of his cellmate, a prison spokeswoman said.
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And, while the success of the Shrek franchise is a testament to the power of imagination, some would argue that imagination is the very force that the franchise profits from strangling.
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Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi told jurors he walked into the home of then-Mafia boss Francis "Cadillac Frank" Salemme on May 10, 1993, and saw Salemme&aposs son strangling Steven DiSarro.
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Bulger was accused of strangling Debra Davis, the 26-year-old girlfriend of his partner, Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi, and Deborah Hussey, also 26, the daughter of Flemmi's common-law wife.
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Instead, Mirabelli allegedly took the group for a ride and the suspects placed a plastic bag over Rose's head before strangling him with a pair of jumper cables, the AP reports.
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Selina's stubborn pride and nearsighted ambition are still on display as she's crumbling, struggling to keep herself upright — and to stop herself from strangling all the incompetent nerds who surround her.
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As Leonie tells Catherine of how her attacker threatened to "shove a broken bottle up [her]" after strangling and forcing himself upon her, warning lights begin to flash in Catherine's mind.
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The last Virginia inmate to choose the electric chair was just three years ago: 42-year-old Robert Gleason Jr. was executed in 2013 after strangling two of his fellow prisoners.
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A judge in Cook County, Illinois, has convicted Helen Ford of first-degree murder in the 2013 strangling and beating death of her 8-year-old granddaughter, Gizzell Ford, PEOPLE confirms.
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Newly released text messages from Zach Smith's ex-wife appear to show the ex-Ohio State assistant coach apologizing for strangling her during a trip to the Dominican Republic in 2015.
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The Strait of Kerch -- with its recent bridge and considerable Russian military assets nearby -- allows slow strangling of a region in the Ukrainian government's hands between Crimea and South Eastern Ukraine.
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Until earlier this year Mr Clinger was chief counsel for the House of Representatives financial services committee, serving its Republican chairman Mr Hensarling, who regularly attacks Dodd-Frank's "growth-strangling regulations".
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His actions included headbutting the woman for humming the verse of an artist featured on his song, breaking plastic hangers across her legs, and strangling her until she nearly passed out.
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The government of Prime Minister Sharif has faced mounting pressure to pass the law after the brother of social media star Qandeel Baloch was arrested in connection with her strangling death.
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AUSTIN, Texas, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Texas on Wednesday executed a man convicted of strangling a female impersonator in Houston in 2001 and then stealing the victim's car, a prisons official said.
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" Nolan was initially curious, too, but eventually, "it got pretty dark and depressing," and he would get letters featuring "a run-on sentence about wanting colored pencils and enjoying strangling women.
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Both women said they would never have left their hometowns but for the strangling sieges, which caused severe food and medicine shortages, and the gradual change of control in each area.
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Two Navy SEAL commandos under investigation in the strangling of an Army soldier in Mali are also under scrutiny in the theft of money from a fund to pay confidential informants.
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He tried to flee, the men stopped him, punches were thrown, Mr. Khashoggi screamed and one of the men put him in a chokehold, strangling him to death, the official said.
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Love stories on "Game of Thrones" tend to end rather badly — your lover dying in your arms, or pushing you through the Moon Door, or strangling you with a golden chain.
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In addition, he was convicted of first-degree murder in 1997 for robbing and killing John Roberts by strangling him and stuffing a rag in his mouth, according to court documents.
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Before she died, it was claimed that Mr Fennell had been heard saying that he would kill Ms Stites by strangling her with a belt if she ever cheated on him.
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Human rights groups and institutions — including a group of UN special rapporteurs in Geneva — have expressed concern that Brazil is accumulating legislation which could lead to a strangling of democratic liberties.
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The aim is to avoid compounding tensions with U.S. allies or slowly strangling the deal after Trump declares Tehran out of compliance, which is expected to happen as soon as Thursday.
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"Imagine a man, a stranger, strangling another man with a phone cord, pushing another man down the stairs, punching another man so hard he breaks an orbital eye socket," Snyder writes.
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Schmus confessed to strangling McKenna at the Grand Rapids, Michigan, apartment where they lived with their father, David Schmus, Lt. Ron Gates of the Kent County, Michigan, Sheriff's Department previously told PEOPLE.
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Sowell was sentenced to death in 2011 after he was convicted for the strangling deaths of 11 women, whose bodies were found naked either inside his home or buried in his backyard.
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President-elect Donald Trump was elected on a pro-business populist platform, and he has pledged that he will get rid of the red tape that he says is strangling small businesses.
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Thus internet economics is gradually strangling a well-established business model: cable TV. The shift from broadcast to cable television in the late 20th century was something of a long-tail event.
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Like Yiannopoulos, Shapiro is published at Threshold Editions, where he wrote a book alleging that the left is strangling free speech — incidentally, the same general topic that Dangerous is slated to cover.
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The shooter, identified as 26-year-old Esteban Santiago, was being prosecuted for allegedly strangling and hitting his girlfriend last year, according to court documents filed in Anchorage, Alaska, where he lived.
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According to a police affidavit, Watts told investigators that after the conversation ended he found Shanann "actively strangling Celeste" while Bella was lying nearby, turning blue and sprawled out on a bed.
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According to an arrest affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, he claimed that after he told Shanann he wanted to separate, he saw her strangling Celeste, while Bella lay "blue" and apparently lifeless nearby.
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A Georgia teen was sentenced to life in prison for murder after strangling his sister in a fight when he changed the wifi password to knock others at home off the internet.
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XXXTentacion, who had been charged with allegedly attacking and strangling his then-pregnant girlfriend in 2016, landed a reported $6 million deal two weeks after the Harvey Weinstein scandal broke last October.
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Flemmi, 83, said he witnessed the strangling when on May 10, 1993, he went to Salemme's home to talk to Salemme, 84, who he had known and worked with since the 1960s.
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Watching Maeve deliberately goad a guest into strangling her to death — in the middle of some very angry coitus — was disturbing, but that's about what we should expect from Westworld by now.
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Macy is a victim by the legal definition of sex trafficking; she experienced "force" (the strangling), "fraud" (promises of love and housing), and "coercion" (threats of letting the police lock her up).
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Not the first time we see Tony take joy in strangling a man, not the violent death that takes Adriana away, not even the time Paulie Walnuts gets lost in the woods.
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It's been a strange, conflicted week for antitrust in Washington, DC. In one set of congressional hearings, tech leaders, facing possible far-reaching regulation, fended off accusations that they are strangling competition.
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His client was Richard Lee Whitley, convicted of murder for strangling and slitting the throat of an elderly female neighbor, and then sexually assaulting her corpse, after an alcohol and drug binge.
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I THINK -- YOU KNOW, I THINK TRUMP DID 100% THE RIGHT THING IN GETTING RID OF THESE RIDICULOUS REGULATIONS THAT WERE STRANGLING COMPANIES, AND HE'S DONE A DAMN GOOD JOB ON THAT.
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She believed the man responsible for strangling and stabbing the couple to death back in 1980 was Edward Wayne Edwards, a former Marine who'd served time in prison for arson and robbery.
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US Supreme Court justices turned away an appeal by Adnan Syed, who has been serving a life sentence since 2000 after being convicted in the strangling death of a high school classmate.
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Both of these individuals are being asked to sign strangling non-disparagement agreements in order to receive their menial (one-month) severance offers, despite having a cumulative 10-year tenure at Kickstarter.
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Republicans say the CFPB, established in 2011 by Dodd-Frank to police predatory lending, is an unaccountable agency strangling banks and bullying financial services providers with overreaching, unconstitutional regulations and enforcement actions.
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"He has C.T.E., there is no question about it," Omalu said in an interview, describing the buildup of abnormal and cell-strangling tau proteins he found across most regions of Hairston's brain.
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He went on to research and write about Frank, who ran a pencil factory and was sentenced to death for the strangling in 19753 of Mary Phagan, a 21975-year-old employee.
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There he connected with an older, married man with children who was in the city on business, and ended up strangling him and brutally beating him to death in a hotel room.
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If you don't think to yourself "big same" over these friend groups 0.2 seconds away from strangling each other over messing up that first "CREEPER" line, I don't know what to tell you.
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A Texas man who prosecutors contend abused his wife for years before strangling her to death in 2016 accepted a plea deal this week that'll see him serve 35 years behind prison bars.
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Burke, speaking out for the first time since JonBenét's Christmas 1996 slaying, told Dr. Phil McGraw on Tuesday that accusations Patsy had a hand in the 6-year-old's strangling death are unfounded.
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That, and the fact that someone, a Russian, is roaming around strangling people to death, possibly in pursuit of a famous diamond that the late General Armstead was something of an expert on.
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The two had been trading barbs on social media recently -- with Khabib posting a video clip showing him strangling McGregor with the caption, "You will live with this shame all your life #tapmachine."
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Plastics aren't just strangling animals, but us too Scientists have revealed that the toxins from plastics in the ocean can leach into seawater and inhibit the growth and efficiency of the bacteria Prochlorococcus.
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It must have been hastily built, I assumed, that they would hang the blinds on the inside of an interrogation room—cords hanging on the blinds, suitable for strangling yourself or someone else.
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On videos, protesters accused these parties of being part of an Iranian agenda that is strangling the Iraq economy, cutting off electricity and water and sponging up Iraqi oil while the locals suffer.
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A half-dozen congressional committees are investigating the president and his associates, effectively strangling the administration and Trump Organization with requests for testimony and documents into the president's policies, business interests and campaign.
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He somehow got a hold of a photo of the cover, which is red, with the title superimposed on a photo of a coil of rope, to suggest strangling, his method of choice.
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CANTON, N.Y. — It took nearly five years from the time of the savage strangling of a 12-year-old boy for Oral Nicholas Hillary, long the prime suspect, to be brought to trial.
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In stark contrast to the glitzy megamalls and luxury condos strangling the downtown, these streets still sport century-old shophouses, many with businesses that have been run by the same families for generations.
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An Indiana woman accused of strangling her stepdaughter allegedly told police she was "very angry" at the girl following an argument over a charm bracelet, according to new court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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On Tuesday, Navalny accused authorities of emptying and blocking his bank accounts and those of his close family, a move he said was unfair and aimed at strangling him and his supporters financially.
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A Milwaukee man is facing murder charges in the deaths of his 26-year-old girlfriend and her two daughters after authorities said he admitted to strangling them and then burning their bodies.
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Mr. McAtasney then called him a few hours after strangling Ms. Stern, prosecutors said, begging Mr. Taylor to look for his cellphone because he feared he had left it somewhere in her home.
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"Dollar debt is strangling the rest of the global economy, and until we get the dollar coming down more aggressively, it's very difficult to actually get global markets starting to reinvigorate," Harnett said.
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So far, the court has not heard that he called for an ambulance or, it seems, paid any attention to the fact that the young woman he was strangling was suffocating and died.
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Bittaker and Roy Lewis Norris, who met in prison, became known as the "Tool-Box Killers" because they used hammers and pliers to inflict pain on their victims before stabbing or strangling them.
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But after only five hours of deliberation on Monday, at his second trial, a different jury found Mr. Lewis guilty of first-degree murder and other charges for the strangling of Ms. Vetrano.
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However, with FCC Chairman Ajit Pai seemingly dead-set on strangling net neutrality to death, Verizon might soon get an opportunity to test many new and exciting forms of data throttling on its customers.
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Glenn Rowe, a farmer from Wimmera in Australia, claimed he saved the life of his kelpie Jack when the dog was lifeless after accidentally strangling himself on a lead attached to a quad bike.
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Danueal Drayton, who is accused of killing Samantha Stewart in her Queens home two weeks ago, told the New York Daily News that he remembers strangling her, but he didn't mean to do it.
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Hussein K admitted to raping and strangling 19-year-old medical student Maria Ladenburger in a park in Freiburg, Germany in October 2016 until she lost consciousness, according to the German website The Local.
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Residents of Whitesboro, a small town in upstate New York, will decide in the coming days if they'll finally replace a controversial village seal that depicts a white settler strangling a Native American man.
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The next part was the actual repeal of ObamaCare, those strangling regulations of the insurance market that only help some of the people they're supposed to help — another policy win for the conservative cause.
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Persechino said forearms, being soft and broad, often do not leave external marks in a chokehold, and that she saw fractured neck bones or cartilage in only a minority of choking and strangling cases.
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My favorite part comes in at 2:36 when she grabs the drummers head by his hair and squeezes him into a headlock, as if she's on the verge of strangling him to death.
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The Trump trade team has continued an Obama-era policy of blocking the appointment of new WTO appellate judges, thus slowly strangling the functioning of the appellate process as retiring judges are not replaced.
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The show begins its 25th-anniversary season with the first of 15 two-hour specials: "After the Storm," featuring an interview with the man convicted of strangling a woman in her home in Texas.
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In addition to aiding hospitals, the package will send cash to businesses and unemployed workers suffering from the effects of stay-at-home orders that have had the side effect of strangling the economy.
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Bluetooth or AirPods or a cumbersome adaptor dongle: Those were your choices, and it was time for you to admit that your headphone wires were there for no other reason beyond possibly strangling you.
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Last night, however, confidence in Schneiderman crumbled when a disturbing report from the New Yorker revealed the state attorney general has an alleged history of hitting and strangling women during romantic encounters without their consent.
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According to an arrest affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, he claimed that after he told Shan'ann he wanted to separate, he saw her strangling Celeste while Bella was "blue" and apparently lifeless in her bed nearby.
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Days after his arrest in February 1999, McClain said she wrote two letters stating she was with him in a public library after school during the time prosecutors say Syed was strangling Lee to death.
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He was arrested Thursday after he admitted strangling a 20-year-old woman, Rina Shimabukuro, and dumping her body in a weeded area near her home in the town of Uruma, according to news reports.
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Shortly after Baloch's death, her brother Waseem Azeem confessed to strangling her, citing the protection of "family honor" over what he called "shameful" pictures she posted on social media, the Associated Press reported in 2016.
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"One-size-fits-all rules from Washington have been strangling Montana's Main Street economy and threatening our rural way of life," Tester said after the House passed the bill on Tuesday, sending it to Trump.
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My subconscious and a good bit of therapy could probably explain the strangling part, but Asimo popped up in one of my dreams because it's such a common image for the entire field of robotics.
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The man, Oral Nicholas Hillary, had been charged with second-degree murder in the strangling of Garrett Phillips, an ebullient sixth grader who was savagely attacked in his mother's apartment in Potsdam in October 2011.
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The amendments were prompted by the gruesome case of a Hong Kong man who was accused of strangling his pregnant girlfriend and stuffing her body in a suitcase while they were in Taiwan in 2018.
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In Maryland, a bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced bills in the state House and Senate last week that would make intentionally suffocating or strangling someone a felony punishable by up to 25 years in prison.
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"He said he kissed [Zaniya] and told her that 'daddy loves you' and then told her that her mother wanted her in heaven with her," before strangling her until she stopped moving, the complaint says.
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"One-size-fits-all rules from Washington have been strangling Montana's Main Street economy and threatening our rural way of life," Tester said after the House passed the bill on Tuesday, sending it to Trump.
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Olin was passionate about spreading the law and economics movement, which sought to use tools of economic analysis to ensure that laws were creating efficient markets, and that regulations weren't strangling businesses without good reason.
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A New Hampshire man who was out on bail after allegedly assaulting two police officers is back behind bars after being accused of breaking into an apartment Wednesday afternoon while naked and strangling a golden retriever.
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Fighting in its main port city is strangling one of the only roads delivering aid to the capital city of Sana'a, and as the economy careens closer to collapse, food prices have increased by a third.
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FLORIDA POLICE EMERGENCY-RESPONSE TEAM DRANK BEER BEFORE CITY WAS SLAMMED WITH HURRICANE IRMA: REPORT Daryl Doniel Pitts, 43, was also accused of using a stun gun on the child and strangling them, KEPR-TV reported.
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Vikander, a newcomer to the series, mopes and connives her way through Jason Bourne with a bizarre American accent, strangling out silly sounding CIA buzzwords "sitrep" and "asset" like Zooey Deschanel with a lymph node infection.
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Almost three decades later, the 84-year-old Salemme, on trial in the strangling of a nightclub owner in 1993, would fit in better at a nursing home than at the helm of a Mafia meeting.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistani authorities have barred the family of a murdered social media celebrity from legally "forgiving" their son for strangling her, sources said, in a rare stand against the so-called practice of "honor killings".
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He contended that after speaking with Shanann, he saw, via a baby monitor, that daughter Bella was "sprawled" and "blue" on her bed — apparently already dead — while Shanann was allegedly "actively strangling Celeste," the affidavit states.
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"While in the bedroom, via a baby monitor located on Shanann's night stand, he observed Bella 'sprawled' out on her bed, blue, and Shanann actively strangling Celeste," Frederick Police Officer Matthew James wrote in the affidavit.
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Yes, there were probably thousands of these types of hookups in clubs during the era Vinyl depicts, but did their encounter need to commence with a man locking a woman in a bathroom and strangling her?
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We never know which plotline is authentic: We see Grace and James in the cellar; Grace is strangling Nancy; now she's cowering in a corner; now she's watching in horror as James chops Nancy to bits.
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A Pennsylvania wedding DJ admitted Tuesday to raping and strangling to death an elementary school teacher whose 26-year cold case was solved with help from DNA submitted to a genealogy database by his half-sister.
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Its wide-ranging sanctions campaign is strangling Iran's economy, in the hope of gaining sufficient leverage to force Tehran to permanently dismantle its capacity to reprocess plutonium and enrich uranium, the main pathways to the bomb.
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"Anton [Palmer who plays the child] was seven, so we couldn't let on that I was strangling him, and we couldn't get him to play dead, as he'd just pull a silly dead face," Pugh says.
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The 2020 hopeful is promising to invest in affordable housing, infrastructure and public schools, while cracking down on corporate consolidation that he said is strangling small businesses as well as the health care and farming sectors.
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Earlier, speaking to a group of foreign reporters, Salvini said the next European Commission had to rewrite strict rules that set limits on budget deficits and debt, saying they were "strangling" economic growth and causing unemployment.
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The Polish politician Jaroslaw Kaczynski has demonized the German chancellor over the migration issue and her support for the Nordstream II pipeline from Russia, and the Greeks blamed her for all but strangling their country financially.
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European signatories to the deal have so far been helpless to prevent U.S. President Donald Trump trying to force Iran to accept stricter limits to its nuclear activity and regional behavior by strangling its vital oil trade.
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Italy's right-wing League party will "tear apart" European Union rules which are "strangling" the country if it scores well in a May 21-22 European parliamentary election, Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Thursday.
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Italy's right-wing League party will "tear apart" European Union rules which are "strangling" the country if it scores well in a May 23-21 European parliamentary election, Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Thursday.
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A person of interest in the death of a Nebraska woman who disappeared after a Tinder date last year allegedly admitted to accidentally strangling her during a sexual encounter that also involved two other women, PEOPLE confirms.
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A Tucson, Arizona, man has been accused of strangling his 13-year-old stepdaughter, whose body was found in the desert less than 24 hours after she went missing from the family's home last month, PEOPLE confirms.
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Italy's right-wing League party will "tear apart" European Union rules which are "strangling" the country if it scores well in a May 210-22.396 European parliamentary election, Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Thursday.
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The abduction, sexual assault and strangling death of 5-year-old Alayna Ertl has shattered her small town Minnesota community – a shock made more severe by the subsequent arrest of a family friend accused of the crime.
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WASHINGTON — Since the Dodd-Frank Act was signed into law nearly seven years ago, Republicans have promised to make it their mission to repeal the legislation, which they say is strangling the financial industry and killing jobs.
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People need catastrophic coverage, but otherwise they should spend their own money whenever possible, because that's the best way to bring normal market pressures to bear on health care services, driving down costs without strangling medical innovation.
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Here is what the unsealed affidavit says: Watts says his wife strangled their two children Watts told Colorado police he strangled his pregnant wife, Shanann, in a rage after he saw her strangling their daughter, Celeste, 3.
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Even as the companies draw on journalistic resources to make their products better, the hegemony of Google and Facebook over digital advertising — estimated by some to be a combined 85 percent of the market — is strangling journalism.
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He's a showman, with his flamboyant mustache and knife-edged bons mots, and he needs an audience; watch him gather the hotel guests to narrate the series of deceptions that led to the strangling of Arlena Marshall.
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As undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence since June 2017, Mandelker supervised the ramping up of sanctions against Iran, mainly aimed at strangling oil exports after the United States left the 2015 landmark nuclear deal with Iran.
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Republicans have long said that these taxes are killing jobs and strangling economic growth, but the juxtaposition of repealing hundreds of billions of dollars in taxes for the wealthy and cutting deeply into Medicaid has become untenable.
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People need catastrophic coverage, but otherwise they should spend their own money whenever possible, because that's the best way to bring normal market pressures to bear on health care services, driving down costs without strangling medical innovation.
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On top of the collapsing co-op system and general public opposition to ObamaCare, health insurers are finding that the terms of the deal they cut with the devil to support the law are strangling their businesses.
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Chronic power shortages are one of the biggest obstacles to growth in countries across Africa, with a dearth of electricity or regular blackouts strangling industries and the continent is turning to outside investors and renewables to boost output.
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Before Chris was sentenced to life in prison Monday with no parole, prosecutors cited his desire for a "fresh start" with Kessinger as his motive for strangling Shanann, 34, and smothering their daughters, Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3.
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But Zittrer's is an expressionistic rather than a literalist use of sound, heightening the horror by putting viewers inside the disturbed head of the killer, and rendering already upsetting sequences (like an early-movie dog strangling) nearly unbearable.
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Hernandez, a 56-year-old former store clerk being retried for the crime after his first trial in 2015 ended with a deadlocked jury, "staked out" Etan for several days before strangling the boy to death, prosecutors said.
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That is the Farm Colony today: a place of advanced ruin and intense vegetation, like a Mayan site where buildings appear at first to be natural formations, until you spy human-laid masonry under the enveloping, strangling greenery.
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The challenge has become so obstructive that one technology trade group, the Consumer Technology Association, has had to put together a "Disruptive Innovation Council" to specifically fight governments and established companies from strangling new businesses in the cradle.
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"He went into a rage, and he killed her when he saw her strangling Celeste," Cindy Watts insisted in the interview, adding that she's unable to talk to her son to convince him to rescind his guilty plea.
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Two weeks after the Weinstein scandal erupted, Caroline, a Capitol Music Group subsidiary, signed a reported $6 million deal with the rapper XXXTentacion, who had been charged with allegedly attacking and strangling his then-pregnant girlfriend in 2016.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - The ex-partner of convicted Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger testified on Thursday that he witnessed the strangling of a nightclub manager who died in 1993 as the former boss of the New England mafia watched.
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A confrontation erupted when Mr. Khashoggi saw his captors, the official said: The men stopped him from fleeing, punches were thrown, Mr. Khashoggi screamed and one of the men put him in a chokehold, strangling him to death.
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Even though it's one of the most lethal forms of domestic violence, strangling has gotten overlooked by some state policies because it does not always produce visible signs of assault, according to the Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention.
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Spiking drinks with cocaine, shooting Iraqi civilians, strangling a Green Beret: The Navy SEAL teams have been rocked by one high-profile scandal after another in recent months, and the leader of the elite commando force, Rear Adm.
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On the other hand, he made achingly plain, there are some things you can't buy your way out of: the frailty of life, the randomness of nature, the strangling terror of a parent with a deathly ill baby.
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Officer Villegas said in a sworn statement that Officer Santa Isabel had led the operation and had killed Mr. Jee at Police Headquarters, wrapping his head in packing tape and strangling him, according to the Department of Justice.
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Prosecutors say Foster, 18 at the time of the crime, broke into White's home in the middle of the night, broke her jaw and sexually molested the elderly woman before strangling her and stealing items from her house.
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Residents of the aptly named New York village of Whitesboro, in the town of Whitestown, voted Monday to keep their controversial village seal, which looks suspiciously like a drawing of a white guy strangling a Native American man.
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Then, he claimed, he briefly left Shan'ann alone, then returned to speak with her again and saw Shan'ann via a baby monitor "actively strangling" Celeste while Bella lay "sprawled out on her bed and blue," according to the affidavit.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A homeless teenager suspected of strangling a dance student at the University of Texas in Austin has been charged with capital murder, which can bring a life sentence in prison, an indictment released on Friday said.
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Lee, 27, shocked the court when he took back his not guilty plea and testified to killing his 19-year-old lover earlier this week by strangling her and then throwing her body down a 140-foot mine shaft.
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After strangling Shanann, who was 15 weeks pregnant, and smothering his two daughters, with Bella putting up a struggle as she fought for her life, Chris loaded their bodies one at a time into the back of his truck.
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Jackson has not been seen since June 21, when investigators from the Klamath County Sheriff's Office allege he assaulted his 17-year-old he considered his girlfriend, punching her in the head and face and strangling her three times.
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Almost 3.9 million new jobs have been created since President Trump was elected , demonstrating that his economic plan of reducing unnecessary job-strangling regulation, cutting taxes, and supporting fair and reciprocal trade deals is working and Americans are benefitting.
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Ecclesiastical Washington, who is serving a life sentence for strangling and suffocating two women in the 1980s, recently argued in court that secondhand smoke was harmful to his health and asked a federal judge to force a policy change.
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The brother of social media star Qandeel Baloch, often described as Pakistan's Kim Kardashian, has been arrested in connection with her strangling death and told a news conference he was incensed by her often risqué posts on social media.
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With the global economy in crisis and austerity measures strangling societies — and opera companies — worldwide, the exorbitant, empty-headed staging felt out of step with the times, a creaky extravagance from an art form perennially dismissed as just that.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny on Tuesday accused Russian authorities of emptying and blocking his bank accounts and those of his close family, a move he said was unfair and aimed at strangling him and his supporters financially.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny on Tuesday accused Russian authorities of emptying and blocking his bank accounts and those of his close family, a move he said was unfair and aimed at strangling him and his supporters financially.
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But we're never going to make the progress that we need to if they hurl the word "racist" as reflexively and indiscriminately as some of them do, in a frenzy of righteousness aimed at gagging speakers and strangling debate.
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Given that the antihero age arguably took off with Tony Soprano pitilessly strangling a man in defiance of the growth we expected of him, BoJack's approach is actually something of a step back in terms of trusting an audience.
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The people in Gaza have been living one tragedy after another: waves of mass displacement, life in squalid refugee camps, a captured economy, restricted access to fishing waters, a strangling siege and three wars in the past nine years.
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Be pissed off at the politicians who poisoned Flint, or the police officers murdering unarmed black people in cold blood, or the capitalist billionaire class strangling the people and working us to death while they jet off to Fiji.
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A looming DOJ investigation poses the newest and most serious challenge yet to the tech industry from Washington, where political leaders have accused Silicon Valley titans of strangling competition and in some cases have demanded the companies be broken up.
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When he extends his thumb and pinky finger out in a shaka sign (presumably taught to him by that little-known Aboriginal tribe, the Hawaiians), and makes a sort-of cat-strangling sound, he can make animals go to sleep.
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He then admitted he killed Shan'ann after flying "into a rage" when, he claimed, he saw her strangling one of their daughters via a baby monitor after he had told her he wanted a separation, according to the arrest affidavit.
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Chris then admitted he killed Shanann after flying "into a rage" when, he claimed, he saw her strangling one of their daughters via a baby monitor after he had told her he wanted a separation, according to the arrest affidavit.
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After strangling Shanann, who was 15 weeks pregnant and smothering his two little daughters, with Bella putting up a struggle as she fought for her life, he loaded their bodies one at a time into the back of his truck.
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The state Court of Special Appeals upheld a lower court's decision last year to overturn Syed's conviction in the strangling of his ex-girlfriend while he was in high school, and sent his case back to a Baltimore court for retrial.
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" The officer's report continued: "When he was asked if there was someone at the hospital we could contact to verify his story he changed his story and stated the scratches were from cats trying to flee while he was strangling them.
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Chris then admitted he killed Shan'ann after flying "into a rage" when, he claimed, he saw her strangling one of their daughters via a baby monitor after he had told her he wanted a separation, according to the arrest affidavit.
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If market confidence is not restored quickly, a higher cost of capital is likely to act as a drag on bank's willingness to extend new loans, undoing the effect of the ECB's policy and strangling a nascent recovery in bank credit.
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He then admitted he killed Shanann after flying "into a rage" when, he claimed, he saw her strangling one of their daughters via a baby monitor after he had told her he wanted a separation, according to the arrest affidavit.
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Watts then admitted he killed Shan'ann after flying "into a rage" when, he claimed, he saw her strangling one of their daughters via a baby monitor after he had told her he wanted a separation, according to the arrest affidavit.
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A commentary on the official North Korean news agency KCNA on Tuesday said this amounted to a "barbarous strangling" of North Korea and it would be difficult to make "even an inch" of progress in talks while sanctions remained in place.
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In the paper, "Wild Wunderpus photogenicus and Octopus cyaneaemploy asphyxiating 'constricting' in interactions with other octopuses" researchers Christine Huffard and Mike Bartick observed mating octopuses in the Fiabacet Island in Indonesia and witnessed the larger female octopus strangling the male.
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The depiction of Obamacare as a many-tendriled monster strangling human liberty was not the GOP's instinctive, ideological reaction to the bill, but an outgrowth of a strategic choice the party made to deny Obama any claim to having forged consensus.
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"Eric seems alarmingly rigid about that way he runs his business and the fact that other people have creative products and he's not even willing to offer them, he's constricting, strangling, the ability for the business to grow," Lemonis said.
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BERLIN (AP) — Berliners on May 12 celebrated the 70th anniversary of the day the Soviets lifted their blockade strangling West Berlin in the post-World War II years with a big party at the former Tempelhof airport in the German capital.
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And as the negotiations between Greece and its creditors slowly press on, these works serve as a reminder that an agreement allowing Greece to pay off its debts without strangling its economy is unlikely to be reached any time soon.
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The New York Times reports that jurors deadlocked after a day and a half of deliberating the fate of Chanel Lewis, 22, who is accused of sexually abusing and then strangling Vetrano while she went jogging on a Howard Beach trail.
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But the Kelly campaign rightly linked Mr. Kobach's government-strangling economic vision to the unpopular Mr. Brownback, whose own voters turned against his 2012 "live experiment" with deep tax cuts once they saw what it wrought on public schools and roads.
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What we really have here is a brazen effort to prolong the life of a dying business model — "full-service" pay TV — by making "cord-cutting" more expensive, and thereby strangling a revolution in internet television that remains in its toddlerhood.
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In May, two senior Navy SEALs stationed in East Africa were fired for sexual misconduct and two members of SEAL Team Six and two Marines have been charged in the strangling of an American Green Beret in Mali last year.
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Mr. Watts soon had a new story: He told the police that he had seen, via the family's baby monitor, his wife strangling their daughter Celeste, and that their other daughter, Bella, was lying on her bed and appeared blue.
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Amateur photographer William Bradford was convicted of strangling both Shari Miller (21) and Tracey Campbell (22015) in separate incidents during 228, after using promises of a modeling photo shoot to lure each to a campsite 21988 miles east of Lancaster, California.
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MOSCOW, March 3 (Reuters) - Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny on Tuesday accused Russian authorities of emptying and blocking his bank accounts and those of his close family, a move he said was unfair and aimed at strangling him and his supporters financially.
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And with a sprawling business empire and potentially unlimited portfolio in the administration to address 'strangling regulations,' Mr. Icahn's role presents an unacceptable risk of further real or potential conflicts of interest absent immediate and thorough steps to address them.
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A Florida man has been charged with murder after strangling his wife during an argument and then posting messages on her Facebook page under her name to try to fool her friends and family about her absence, the police said.
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The declaration of more sanctions by the president in the face of Iranian restraint underscores the blind commitment of the administration that truly changing the behavior of a nation results only from strangling it and waiting for it to cry uncle.
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In a recorded conversation with a friend that was entered into evidence by prosecutors, Mr. McAtasney bragged about strangling Ms. Stern, describing how he lifted her off the ground before laying her down and watching for 30 minutes as she died.
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It would also be considered a rebuke to the Obama administration's refusal last month to veto a United Nations resolution condemning settlement building in the occupied West Bank as it warned of the slow strangling of a two-state peace.
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The strangling thing about "If Our Bodies Could Talk" is that someone has told Mr. Hamblin that he's funny — there's an attempt at a joke in almost every other paragraph — but he isn't actually so, at least not on the page.
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So, Texas Ranger James Holland along with two FBI crime analysts traveled to California where Little was being held for beating and strangling three women and dumping their bodies in an alley, dumpster and a garage, according to the FBI.
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Trump vowed to reduce regulations he argued were strangling the economy, and he's taken important strides to do so in the wake of opposition from congressional Democrats, who argue the president's actions on climate are hurting America's standing in the world.
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She taught me to read with her own battered copies of "Rebecca" and "My Cousin Rachel," a book that begins with a corpse swinging from a gibbet and features, in short order, sexual obsession, attempted strangling and possible laudanum poisoning.
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He likes to draw a parallel to one of the most important transformations in Mexican history: Generations of dying Roman Catholics had willed their lands and fortunes to the church, tying up much of Mexico&aposs wealth for perpetuity and strangling the economy.
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Vance wasn't able to figure out what was wrong until he saw a tether from one of the passenger's harnesses "strangling the fuel line," but by then all power was lost and he prepared for a crash water landing, according to ABC News.
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Authorities say White allegedly confessed to strangling Cook after a fight early Saturday and hiding his body in a bedroom closet before hosting a barbecue for some friends, one of whom was a family member of the victim, according to local media.
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In the Medellin case, Cruz defended the death sentence a Texas court imposed on Mexican citizen Jose Ernesto Medellin after he was convicted in 1994 for his role in the gang rape and strangling of two teenage girls in a Houston park.
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The GOP tax cuts combined with the administration's aggressive removal of strangling regulations that President Obama poured over U.S. businesses have produced surging optimism on the part of big and small business managers alike, as well as a more positive outlook by consumers.
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His strangling of Simon and his pledge to Michonne to kill every last one of his enemies illustrate that violence is a tool he's happy to wield in bombastic fashion if it achieves his ultimate goal, regardless of the pain it causes others.
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She would, as she explained in her San Diego speech, "step up the air campaign" against ISIS, while also continuing the Obama administration's policy of strangling the sources of ISIS finances, its propaganda arm in cyberspace, and its flow of foreign recruits.
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According to a recently unsealed search warrant obtained by the Deseret News, the assailant then broke a window and entered the chapel before pulling the woman off her organ bench and strangling her "to the point that she lost consciousness," possibly multiple times.
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Jurors rendered their verdict after five hours of deliberation, finding Chanel Lewis, 22, guilty of sexually abusing and then strangling Karina Vetrano, 30, while she went jogging on a trail in the Howard Beach section of Queens, according to a statement from prosecutors.
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According to an arrest affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, Chris allegedly said that after he told Shanann, 34, he wanted to separate, he saw her strangling their 3-year-old, Celeste, while their 4-year-old, Bella, lay "blue" and apparently lifeless nearby.
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Ms. Patz returned to the witness stand to recount her son's life and what became their last moments together during the first day of testimony in the retrial of Pedro Hernandez, the man charged with kidnapping and strangling her son in 1979.
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Two Navy SEAL commandos under investigation in the strangling of an Army Green Beret soldier in Mali have been under scrutiny in another crime, several service members told our reporters: the theft of money from a fund used to pay confidential informants.
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In 2016, Christopher Lee—a Marine, who claims he was Corwin's lover at the time he committed the murder—confessed to strangling Corwin and dumping her body head-first into the shaft; he was subsequently convicted and sentenced to life in prison.
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She coughed badly from the cigarettes, and at night Tiny would sit on the bed with her and pat her back while she coughed herself into strangling fits and wheezing spells that he tried to cure by slapping her gently on the back.
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A 20173 Canadian study of 350 sexual homicides found that about a third of perpetrators appeared to have taken care not to leave DNA, killing their victims in tidier ways than beating or strangling, which are likely to leave behind genetic clues, for instance.
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They charged him with first-degree murder in the deaths of his wife and daughters — even as he claimed in a police interview that Shan'ann, 34, was to blame, that he'd witnessed her strangling Celeste in apparent revenge when he announced he wanted a separation.
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His voice trembling at times between sniffles, Watts confessed to strangling Shanann and then loading her body into the bed of his truck before driving it to a remote oil field, where he used one of his girls' own blankets to smother both of them.
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According to an arrest affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, Chris allegedly said that after he told Shanann he wanted to split up when she got back from a work trip, he saw her strangling Celeste while Bella lay "blue" and apparently lifeless on her bed.
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A national manhunt is underway for a Mississippi man accused of strangling his girlfriend to death and shooting a jogger last week — and he is reportedly being investigated in connection with the slaying of a 793-year-old woman found dead in a church.
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After allegedly strangling 30-year-old wife Kristen McShane, George Joseph McShane, 42, posted the messages so family and friends would not become alarmed when the mother-of-two failed to return their calls or text messages, according to an arrest report obtained by PEOPLE.
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She would, as she explained in her San Diego speech in June, "step up the air campaign" against ISIS, while also continuing the Obama administration's policy of strangling the sources of ISIS finances, its propaganda arm in cyberspace, and its flow of foreign recruits.
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HUSBAND AND WIFE PLEAD GUILTY IN 'BARBARIC' SEX ABUSE OF TODDLER The woman said he couldn't get the shirt — and that Schmitt grabbed her neck and hurled her to the ground, before getting on top of her and strangling her, according to the document.
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When Richard failed to inform Ezekiel of his role in Benjamin's death or of his plan of attack before their drop the next day, Morgan re-gained the Saviors' trust himself — by brutally beating and strangling Richard to death in front of the entire group.
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After moving back home, while working as a carpenter he got called for jury duty and was assigned to a murder trial: an African-American handyman was accused of raping and strangling to death a seventy-six-year-old white woman in her home.
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Repeated efforts by its residents to force their way through the Channel Tunnel or stow away aboard trucks passing through the port have disrupted traffic across the busy link between France and Britain, while locals say the violent shanty town is strangling the economy.
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After erecting a Potemkin village of democracy for an agonizing decade or so, the Russians thrust forward a strongman amid the chaos, a strongman who was determined to reassemble the pieces of a broken empire, in the process strangling Russian democracy in its cradle.
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In late July, Judge Felix J. Catena of St. Lawrence County Court held a hearing on the admissibility of a computer program known as STRmix in the trial of Oral Nicholas Hillary, who is accused of strangling Garrett Phillips in the village of Potsdam.
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However, in a second interview with police, Watts told police that he looked at the baby monitor screen and saw Shanann strangling their daughter Celeste and that he saw their older daughter, Bella, "sprawled" out on her bed and blue, according to the affidavit.
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Over the years, it undertook a gradual campaign of strangling the city-state's political autonomy, first by eroding the promise of universal suffrage and self-government, and most recently, by trying to undermine judicial independence through an extradition law that triggered the recent protests.
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They include two members of SEAL Team Six and two Marine commandos who were charged in the strangling of an American Green Beret in Mali in June 2017, and a team of Green Berets under investigation in the beating of an Afghan detainee in October.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The FBI is asking for the public's help in identifying dozens of victims of a convicted murderer who has confessed to strangling 93 people, claims the agency says are credible and make him the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history.
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"Far from the public eye, the Trump administration is strangling the naturalization process," said Steven Choi, a chair of the National Partnership for New Americans, a coalition of advocacy groups that is pushing to offer naturalization workshops and legal services to would-be citizens.
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"I went through hell and saw things in Jwaideh that I had never seen before... people throwing themselves down the stairs, breaking the sink to cut their arms, strangling and beating each other," said Rehab, who declined to give her real name for fear of reprisals.
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The parents of Etan Patz say they are convinced a former bodega worker accused of strangling their 19883-year-old boy in 1979 is guilty, and they have asked a civil court to overturn a 2004 ruling that another man, Jose Ramos, a convicted pedophile, was responsible.
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The Times also uncovered that Wolfe was accused of assault by his first wife, who once claimed he threatened her verbally in addition to a series of alleged violent incidents that included pushing, shoving, strangling, pulling her hair, spitting in her face and breaking into her home.
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Additional Protection of MinorsWe comply with: • Requests for removal of an underage account• Government requests for removal of child abuse imagery depicting, for example, beating by an adult or strangling or suffocating by an adult• Legal guardian requests for removal of attacks on unintentionally famous minors.
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Sharp said that the footage from the officer's body-worn cameras also contradicted some of Huelsman's claims and that responding officers could be heard speculating that Bill may have had a heart attack and startled the dog that was attached to the leash, inadvertently strangling him.
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Whether the current crypto environment can support that need is still to be seen but with the rise of new funding methods, secure person-to-person transactions, and the slow strangling of traditional VC I'm thinking 2018 and beyond will be far brighter than we can imagine.
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On economic politics, America first means having tax and regulatory policies that keep jobs and wealth in the United States: substantially lower taxes for middle class Americans and businesses, likewise regulation, which is strangling our economy, which would be brought down from its present insane level.
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Lee, 27, a former Marine who confessed to the murder of his allegedly pregnant lover Erin Corwin, 19, by strangling her and then throwing her body down a 140-foot desert mine shaft, was sentenced Tuesday in San Bernardino County, California, Superior Court, reports The Desert Sun.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - A digital camera card containing videos of a man beating and strangling a woman in a hotel room led to the arrest of an immigrant from South Africa charged with murders of two Alaska Native women who had gone missing, authorities said on Thursday.
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And north of the city, the curtain closed on a tense trial over the 2011 murder of Garrett Phillips, a 12-year-old boy in rural Potsdam, N.Y. Oral Nicholas Hillary, the man charged with second-degree murder in the strangling of the boy, was acquitted.
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Not to mention, we know he's violent (see: him strangling another customer at the Bang Bang Bar.) In episode 6, he takes a whiff of presumably cocaine — this show has always had a fascination with drugs — before a pep talk with a fidgety boss Red (Balthazar Getty).
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WASHINGTON — Two Navy SEAL commandos under investigation in the strangling of an Army Green Beret soldier in June in Mali have also been under scrutiny in the theft of money from a fund used to pay confidential informants, according to three service members briefed on the matter.
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WASHINGTON — Navy criminal authorities have completed their investigation into the strangling of an Army Green Beret in June 2017 in Mali, and sent their report to an American admiral who will decide what charges, if any, will be brought in the case, officials said on Tuesday.
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In the high-profile case that gripped Canadians, the former CBC host was charged with four counts of sexual assault and one count of overcoming resistance by choking after three women accused him of hitting them, pulling their hair, and strangling them until they couldn't breathe.
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They are all, for now, under consideration, despite the endless warnings from FIFPro — the global players' union — and from a number of leading managers, not least Jürgen Klopp, that players are already facing the risk of burnout, that soccer is in danger of strangling its golden goose.
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Anatoly Adamishin, a former Russian Deputy Foreign Minister, argued that the U.S. has focused on a policy of "strangling Russia" and hoping for the departure of Russian President Vladimir Putin, which has the effect of putting Russia at the forefront of a list of U.S. enemies.
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In the nineteen-nineties, researchers found that forty-one per cent of male officers admitted that, in the previous year, they'd been physically aggressive toward their spouses, and nearly ten per cent acknowledged choking, strangling, or using—or threatening to use—a knife or a gun.
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"Our plan replaces Dodd-Frank's growth-strangling regulations on small banks and credit unions with reforms that expand access to capital so small businesses on Main Street can grow and create jobs," said Representative Jeb Hensarling, Republican of Texas and chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.
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The difference between his lyrics and poems is tissue-paper thin except when he was writing some wretched approximation of free verse: His cry his perfect word pitched against The baffled contradictions of the heart Wrestling them embracing them Strangling them with a jealous conjugal desperation.
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For nearly half a century, the reputed wise guy Vincent Asaro has escaped conviction on an array of criminal charges, having been accused — and then acquitted — of, among other things, strangling a man with a dog chain and taking part in the infamous Lufthansa heist in 1978.
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In their closing arguments this week, New York City prosecutors reportedly claimed Pedro Hernandez — the 56-year-old former store clerk being retried for the murder of 6-year-old Etan Patz, who disappeared in 1979 — "staked out" his victim for several days before strangling the boy to death.
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CONWAY: Well, when president — what President Trump is doing is, he wants to get rid of that Obamacare penalty almost immediately, because that is something that is really strangling a lot of Americans to have to pay a penalty for not buying… STEPHANOPOULOS: So, he'll stop enforcing that mandate?
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This is obviously worth looking at with a primarily UK-centered lens, with WWE slowly strangling the thriving British indie scene, but it's hard not to see an edge of WWE locking down even regional wrestlers in the hopes of preventing a nascent AEW from fleshing out their rosters.
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As the blackness slithers out from Jackie, strangling and stabbing and consuming the hearts of so many fallen foes, so Patton croaks and belches, arming the game with a greater, skin-prickling menace than all of its bad guys with big guns combined could never add up to.
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WASHINGTON — Two members of the Navy's elite SEAL Team 6 and two Marine Corps Special Operations troops have been charged in the strangling of an Army Green Beret last year in Mali, a highly unusual fratricidal killing that cast a spotlight on little-known military missions in Africa.
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During hearings in August, Iran argued that the United States was strangling the country "through naked economic aggression" and was violating the Treaty of Amity signed by the two countries on economic relations and consular rights in 1955, long before Iran's Islamic revolution turned the them into enemies.
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When the audio of Chris Watts' second confession was made public, it revealed a largely unrepentant man who detailed for investigators how he had sex with his wife Shanann when she returned from a business trip before strangling her to death just a few hours later in the same bed.
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According to an arrest affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, Chris allegedly said that after he told Shan'ann he wanted to separate when she got back from a work trip, he saw her strangling their 3-year-old, Celeste, while their 4-year-old, Bella, lay "blue" and apparently lifeless on her bed.
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The Mara gangs, who use murder as a tool to elevate their status within cliques and to shake down businesses, are strangling the local economy, a key factor driving the large-scale emigration of Central Americans to the United States, especially teenagers, whom the gangs target as both victims and recruits.
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While opinion polls consistently show that a majority of people in Northern Ireland want abortion to be available, across both Catholic and Protestant groups, the issue has become entangled in the sectarianism that is currently strangling politics here, where the National Assembly has been suspended for more than a year.
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Watts, the 33-year-old serving three life sentences without parole for strangling his wife Shanann, 34, and smothering their daughters Bella, 4, and 3-year-old Celeste, is seen in the footage with his arms crossed when an officer tells him he feels sorry for him and the anxiety he's enduring.
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Since pushing little Bran out of a tower, slaughtering a Stark loyalist in the street (in peacetime) and strangling his own cousin in an escape attempt, the incestuous Jaime reached peak redemption last week as he, like Theon, arrived at Winterfell to fight alongside old human enemies against the forces of supernatural darkness.
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According to an affidavit supporting his arrest that was unsealed in late August, Chris then relayed the story to police, admitting he killed Shanann after flying into "a rage" when, he claimed, he saw her strangling one of their daughters via a baby monitor after he had told her he wanted a separation.
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CANTON, N.Y. — The most intense clash on the final day of testimony in the trial of an upstate man accused of strangling a small boy was between a veteran Syracuse-area prosecutor — with dozens of murder convictions to his name — and a 19-year-old woman who barely spoke above a whisper.
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Salemme and another man named Paul Weadick were both convicted in June of strangling DiSarro and hiding his body with help from Salemme's late son, Francis Salemme, Jr. The Salemmes had a secret stake in DiSarro's nightclub, The Channel, and the duo were said to fear their target might become a federal informant.
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But we think we know the real reason; Jeff Bezos has been watching Mark Zuckerberg do his best Bezos-ian routine of slowly torturing a weaker business rival, cruelly strangling Snap by unsubtly showing the world that Facebook can do everything that Snapchat can do but better and while turning a profit.
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Like many, I have been absorbing the slow death by strangling of Barneys New York online, in articles about failed Hail Mary investments and LOL-worthy Instagram photos of 5-percent-off price tags and clearance posters in the windows that look as if they were last used at a Hobby Lobby.
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In January 2016, the girlfriend told the police that Mr. Santiago had flown into a rage while she was using the bathroom, broke down the bathroom door and was "strangling her and smacking her in the side of the head" while screaming at her, according to a criminal complaint filed against him.
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The animus is rumored to be a beef between XXXTentacion's friend and tour-mate Ski Mask the Slump God and San Diego rapper Rob Stone, and it fits with the antisocial patterns elsewhere in XXXTentacion's life: he's facing charges—to which he's plead not guilty—of strangling and beating his pregnant ex-girlfriend.
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"The markets are feeling better that the Fed is not strangling the overall economy and perhaps forcing it into a recession, and that removes a monetary policy concern that has been hanging over the market for the past few months," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist and senior portfolio manager at SlateStone Wealth LLC.
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David's book outlines an exhaustive number of clothing-related fatalities, ranging from long shawls strangling their wearers (a fate suffered by many, including the dancer Isadora Duncan) to high heels causing car crashes to hobble skirts, with their restrictive movement, coming with consequences ranging from the merely injurious (bruised shins) to the fatal (drowning).
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In other cases, death during sex can lead to lengthy trials and hard time: A Canadian woman was charged with manslaughter when her partner died during a suspected sex act in 2007 and at least two teens were charged for strangling their partners to death during what was allegedly consensual rough sex in 2014.
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" An arrest in Maryland "Since Montgomery County, Maryland declared itself a sanctuary jurisdiction in July, we have already identified nine illegal aliens who have been arrested for rape, sexual assault, including a 103-year-old man charged with raping and viciously strangling a young, wonderful woman, who was entering her apartment, innocently entering her apartment.
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The restaurant's guestbook is stuffed full of hand-written praise for the man considered by many to be a great, innovative revolutionary, and by many others to be a ruthless dictator responsible for the deaths of tens of millions of people and, via his 1966-1976 Cultural Revolution, the strangling of intellectualism and the arts.
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AP Photo/StapletonIf you try to imagine the most pathetic gathering of humans ever, it would probably look a lot like this group of people who have amassed their fortunes by stripping the Earth of its fossil fuels and are desperately trying to squeeze the last gasp of relevance out of a backwards-thinking, planet-strangling industry.
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After strangling his wife on October 10, 2012, Chadwick placed her body in a trash dumpster in San Diego County and then contacted the San Diego Police Department saying she had been kidnapped and killed by a handyman, according to a September 2018 news release from the Marshals Service that has been updated to say Chadwick was captured Monday.
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That's the terrible question Kate Winkler Dawson raises in DEATH IN THE AIR: The True Story of a Serial Killer, the Great London Smog, and the Strangling of a City (Hachette, $27), her deeply researched and densely atmospheric study of two intersecting events in London, the murder spree of John Reginald (Reg) Christie and the Great Smog of 1952.
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Along with potentially strangling the legal market in its crib, excess weed taxes could also have serious unintended consequences for consumers who turn to unregulated and untested illicit-market products—including the tainted cartridges believed to have killed at least some of the 47 people lost to vape-related lung illnesses, four Californians among them. Prop.
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They examined dozens of cases between September of 1948 and October of 1958, ranging from an African-American sentenced to die for killing a Virginia police officer after a car chase—even though he didn't know how to drive—to a nine-fingered convict serving time for the strangling death of a victim whose neck bore ten finger marks.
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"The result for the human rights cause is a `perfect storm' — a powerful centralized state, a coterie of like-minded rulers, a void of leadership among countries that might have stood for human rights, and a disappointing collection of democracies willing to sell the rope that is strangling the system of rights that they purport to uphold," he said.
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LANCASTER, Pa. – The man charged this week with strangling a young elementary school teacher in 1992 had built a thriving business as a DJ that put him regularly in front of children, and it was at an elementary school gig last month that detectives surreptitiously recovered one of the key pieces of evidence they used make an arrest — his chewed gum.
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" The interviewer then asked him if Chyna's "nails across your chest" — a reference to his accusation that she ripped his shirt in December 2016 — "felt good," to which Rob responded: "It didn't really occur to me that it was going to be, go into, you know, guns and strangling … I thought she was just being drunk, and you know, trying to be funny.
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" The interviewer then asked him if Chyna's "nails across your chest" — a reference to his accusation that she ripped his shirt in December 2016 — "felt good," to which Kardashian responded: "It didn't really occur to me that it was going to be, go into, you know, guns and strangling … I thought she was just being drunk, and you know, trying to be funny.
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"The fact is the Italian government is up the proverbial creek without a paddle with its banks, unable to bail them out and stuck with a portfolio of up to 360 billion euros ($400 billion) of non-performing loans that are strangling the life out of the Italian economy," Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets, said in a Tuesday note.
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"The fact is, the Italian government is up the proverbial creek without a paddle with its banks, unable to bail them out and stuck with a portfolio of up to 360 billion euros ($400 billion) of non-performing loans that are strangling the life out of the Italian economy," Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets, said in a Tuesday note.
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In a chilling, secretly videotaped confession played Thursday as part of his ongoing murder trial, a New Jersey man, standing trial for allegedly murdering a childhood friend for the inheritance she'd received following her mother's death, vividly and calmly recounted strangling her before dumping her body off a bridge — and even complained about the amount of money he walked away with.
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"So, [with] no more deals, declining demand for auto chips, a strangling by China that includes cellphone chips, overwhelming glut of commodity chips, and peaking in data center and gaming—the whole gamut of chipmakers seemed to be painting a picture of a worldwide slowdown and in every end market, coupled with an inability to consolidate an overpopulated group," Cramer said.
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The decision of these Democrats to tack towards Trump and the GOP not only operates under the assumption that the financial industry and Republicans are right that overreach is strangling growth; it also presupposes that working with Trump and the GOP to relax rules on bankers is a winning electoral strategy—that the bipartisanship itself is a selling point to swing voters.
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A public campaign to spare Reed's life now counts celebrities such as Beyoncé, Kim Kardashian, and Oprah Winfrey, as well as the European Union's ambassador to the US.Reed, now 51, was convicted of raping and strangling 19-year-old Stacy Stites while she made her way to work at a supermarket in Bastrop, a rural community about 30 miles southeast of Austin.
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So even in a series the Lynx swept, winning in a variety of ways — a rout in Game 1, a fourth-quarter comeback in Game 2 and a slow strangling in Game 3 — the gap between the two teams was less about talent, and more about a Lynx team that has been largely intact since the start of the decade.
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And we can see that escalation clearly in her face, as we get a first glimpse of Amma in full-on bloodlust mode while she's strangling Ann: This shot is followed by one last image of the doomed Mae — and then another shudder-inducing shot of Amma as she relishes her work: This is the final image we see of the mid-credits scene.
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A hook projects its shadow on the wall in the "Strangling Room," called Leichenkeller (corpse cellar) by the Nazis, in the basement of the crematorium in Buchenwald concentration camp near Weimar, Germany, where 1,100 prisoners were garroted and hanged by the SS. The camp, established by the Nazis in 1937, was one of the first and the largest on German soil, housing some 250,19393 prisoners between 1937 and 1945.
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