" The objective was "maximum carnage" in order to "strike terror into the hearts of the enemies of Allah.
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But the biggest problem with Rings is that there's nothing to hold it all together, no infectious idea to strike terror into the mind.
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But Sheriff Peyton Grinnell's first attempt to strike terror into the hearts of local drug dealers looks a lot like a terrorist propaganda video.
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While Morecambe strike terror into the opposition by sporting an image of a gigantic shrimp, other clubs have gone with animals which are more traditionally associated with fear.
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There's truly no more powerful force than two of the same person's exes banding together, so this week's Saturday Night Live should strike terror into Ben Affleck's heart.
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The attack on Berlin was not the first time that an individual monitored by security services has gone on to strike terror into the heart of Europe, and points to the growing challenges European intelligence services face in their attempts to keep the continent safe.
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This was the allegation, so, if that doesn&apost -- you know, strike terror into the hearts of any American that they can allege that you&aposre going to fundraise and that&aposs the reason to wiretap you, I don&apost know -- I don&apost know who would feel safe.
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His dead body was hung from a peepal tree for three days to strike terror into the hearts of the public. The Haveli Tehsil office, located in the old part of the city.
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His visage is said to strike terror into the hearts of goblins and orcs. He is sometimes depicted as a pegasus or a horse. He wields a great hammer, which is the bane of all undead. Jascar is the brother of Fortubo, and a close ally of Phaulkon.
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173 Afterward Belcher was escorted to the courthouse, where his first official act was to exhort a grand jury to wield the "sword of Justice" to protect the innocent and to strike terror into "the noxious and guilty." This moment in legal history marked Canada’s first superior court open for business.
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81, University of Chicago, Despite her inhuman beauty, her eyes can strike terror into mortals. She floats across the snow, leaving no footprints (in fact, some tales say she has no feet, a feature of many Japanese ghosts), and she can transform into a cloud of mist or snow if threatened.
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The is the story of the man who rose up against Garak and the Mongols; the young giant who was to strike terror into the hearts of the invaders. He assumed the name of Samson to match his size and feats of strength. His destiny was to perform the 7 Miracles. To ring the great Bell of Freedom, which was China's ancient call to arms.
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As reported by The New York Times, > Not satisfied with the punishment of this man, the whites immediately set > out to strike terror into the negroes, who had been getting defiant of late. > They found two sons of Simpson and lynched them, filling their bodies with > bullets. Two other negroes who had behaved defiantly were treated in similar > fashion. Whites worried about blacks gathering to take revenge at Wahalak, where they had already been abused by lynchings.
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Some 36 fishermen were killed in the battle and others were taken prisoner. When the French confronted the small winter garrison at St. John's, they scalped one prisoner, William Drew, to strike terror into the hearts of the St. John's men and the capital surrendered. Daniel d'Auger de Subercase assembled a group of raiders composed of Mi'Kmaq and Canadians from Québec to help in the campaigns against British settlements. They captured Bay Bulls and Petty Harbour in January 1705 and then marched on St. John's.
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Some of the defendants were later convicted in the Rivonia Trial in 1964. Chief Luthuli has said of the Treason Trial: > The treason trial must occupy a special place in South African history. That > grim pre-dawn raid, deliberately calculated to strike terror into hesitant > minds and impress upon the entire nation the determination of the governing > clique to stifle all opposition, made one hundred and fifty-six of us, > belonging to all the races of our land, into a group of accused facing one > of the most serious charges in any legal system.
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As Batman, Terry emulates Bruce's deep, harsh tone. He does this of his own accord, to separate the entities of Terry and Batman (Terry can be heard using his "Batman voice" outside of the Batsuit in the episodes "Shriek" and "Future Shock"). Actor Will Friedle has stated that he believes Terry's "Batman voice" is not just to strike terror into the hearts of criminals, but also to conceal his adolescence. Terry has a tendency to taunt his opponents: on one occasion, he was able to put the revived Joker off-balance to the point of blind anger.
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Goldman and Berkman believed that a retaliatory assassination of Carnegie Steel Company manager Henry Clay Frick (pictured) would "strike terror into the soul of his class" and "bring the teachings of Anarchism before the world".Quoted in Wexler, Intimate, p. 63. When a majority of the nation's newspapers expressed support of the strikers, Goldman and Berkman resolved to assassinate Frick, an action they expected would inspire the workers to revolt against the capitalist system. Berkman chose to carry out the assassination, and ordered Goldman to stay behind in order to explain his motives after he went to jail.
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After the ritual, written notices would be sent to the neighbouring bishops and priests to report that the target had been anathematized and why, so that they and their constituents would hold no communication with the target. The frightful pronouncements of the ritual were calculated so as to strike terror into the ones so excommunicated and bring them to repentance. This form of excommunication was inflicted on Robert II of France by Pope Gregory V for his marriage to Bertha of Burgundy in the year 996, because Bertha was his cousin. He was later reconciled with the Church after negotiations with Gregory's successor Pope Silvester II.Lea, Henry C.: Studies in Church History: The Rise of the Temporal Power, pp.
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A lesson learned in a law class - that the law and justice are not one and the same - dissuaded Bruce from becoming a police officer as he had intended, feeling that he would be too hampered by the law. While trying to decide what kind of symbol to become in order to strike terror into the hearts of criminals, a bat flew through his window of his study, inspiring him to become Batman. After years of crimefighting and failure to locate his parents' killer, Batman happened upon a smuggling enterprise run through a trucking company owned by Joe Chill. He confronted Chill with his story, and revealed his secret identity to him.
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The Haitians burned down Léogâne and killed all of the French with the Trinidadian historian C. L. R. James writing of Dessalines's actions at Léogâne: "Men, women and children, indeed all the whites who came into his hands, he massacred. And forbidding burial, he left stacks of corpses rotting in the sun to strike terror into the French detachments as they toiled behind his flying columns". The French had been expecting the Haitians to happily go back to being their slaves, as they believed it was natural for blacks to be the slaves of whites, and were stunned to learn how much the Haitians hated them for wanting to reduce them back to a life in chains. A visibly shocked General Pamphile de Lacroix after seeing the ruins of Léogâne wrote: "They heaped up bodies" which "still had their attitudes; they were bent over, their hands outstretched and beseeching; the ice of death had not effaced the look on their faces".
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By spring 869, however, Kang had gathered over 70,000 soldiers and stationed his army just west of Liuzi, and only then did the rebels begin to become fearful. When one rebel commander who did not fear him, Wang Hongli (), attacked him, he, together with Zhuye, defeated Wang, and it was said that starting from that point on, those in the rebel army who did not wholeheartedly support the rebel effort would surrender immediately upon engaging the imperial army. Kang then attacked and captured Liuzi, causing Yao to flee, and Yao was subsequently killed by the fellow rebel commander Liang Pi (). Yao's death shocked and dismayed Pang, who, under the suggestion of his strategist Zhou Chong (), tried to show resolve by officially declaring independence from the imperial government and killing Cui and his top staff members, as well as cutting off the limbs of the Huainan Circuit (淮南, headquartered in modern Yangzhou, Jiangsu) officer Li Xiang () and the eunuch monitor Guo Houben () and delivering them to Kang's army to try to strike terror into Kang's soldiers.
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When Italian mules obstruct the progress of his staff car, he has them executed on the spot ... He wears special uniforms, which, like Goering, he designs himself and which are calculated, like the ox horns worn by ancient Gothic chieftains, to strike terror into the enemy (and into any rational person, for that matter.)"Quoted in Vincent Canby, "A Salute to a Rebel", The New York Times, February 5, 1970, and David Futrelle, "Reading: Tales of Two Narcissists", Chicago Reader, December 17, 1992. preceded a report of an off-the-record dinner speech to Washington newspapermen by Navy Admiral William F. "Bull" Halsey, from which one characteristic passage, :"I hate Japs! I'm telling you men, that if I met a pregnant Japanese woman, I'd kick her in the belly!" led Macdonald to note that :"Bull is a top-ranking naval officer, which gives him the privilege of talking in public in a way which would get civilians locked up in the violent ward of Bellevue. ... A few more such generals and admirals, and militarism will be a dead issue in this country.
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