His company checks for past rental or mortgage nonpayment, unlawful detainers, delinquent consumer debt, and income sources. |
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But, whether the message is hedonistic, happy-go-lucky or delinquent, there is a dark side to the tropical nightclub scene. |
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At least 16 per cent are delinquent or in foreclosure, and 4.6 percent actually are in foreclosure. |
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If you failed to make payments and any of your accounts were sent to collection, information about the delinquent accounts appears here. |
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As that happens, you'll see more companies trolling through tax records, looking for delinquent homeowners to exploit. |
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She's also the only proper grown-up on the show, trying to keep her family together as she deals with an unfaithful husband and a delinquent son. |
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He also warned that the City would continue to take credit control measures against delinquent accounts. |
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He is a farmer who marries a rich woman from the city and finds life in Athens with her and his delinquent son torturous. |
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Wage garnishment is a creditor collection tool that a delinquent debtor can escape by filing for bankruptcy. |
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A dozen men armed with clubs set upon a corporal in the colonial militia when he tried to execute a sentence on a man delinquent in his duty. |
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This study suggests that screening for ADHD is crucial because of the high prevalence of ADHD among the delinquent population. |
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It waived millions of dollars in delinquent fees on late-paying cardholders and increased credit limits to cash-starved clients. |
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Fortunately, you can collect delinquent receivables and keep your valued clients. |
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A consumer can be delinquent on one account and pay other accounts on schedule. |
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Punish the delinquent employees and also the people who contaminate the atmosphere. |
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During the long, cruel month of February, waiting for my delinquent digestive system to kick in, I had contracted low-grade pneumonia. |
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In fact, they mattered more than her wretchedness, even more than my loved, lost and delinquent father who had put us in this situation. |
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Although I was borderline delinquent myself, I was more responsible than the people I chose to run around with. |
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As the delinquent desperately struggles to test set boundaries, so does the apostate or apostatizing church. |
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In some places, he used some harsh language to blame the irresponsible parents for their lack of support for their delinquent children. |
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There is nowhere dedicated to housing and rehabilitating delinquent girls or juvenile female offenders. |
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In his half-mast trousers, short-cut jacket and spiky wig, he looks like a delinquent Jack Horner. |
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But they are commonly seen as aberrations from a peaceful norm, or as the exceptional behaviour of a few young and delinquent drivers. |
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Usually, these delinquent mothers are charged by the police and have to serve a sentence. |
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She had been teaching English in the state school system where she often worked with troubled or delinquent children. |
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When we focus only on delinquent students, we allow some of the real culprits in this cycle of school degeneration to escape unscathed. |
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The principal character is a delinquent libertine, Don Juan, who has killed Don Gonzalo, a military commander, in an unequal duel. |
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Plus, your ex-husband must pay interest on the delinquent child support payments. |
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The present study sought to assess the differential facilitation of delinquent activities. |
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Adolescents residing in neighborhoods plagued by high levels of disorder are more likely to participate in delinquent behavior. |
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This in turn puts strains on the banking system on account of increases in the percentage of loans that are delinquent or in default. |
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He spent his teenage years in Lafayette, Indiana, an angsty reprobate and hardened juvenile delinquent. |
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The youth, of Rostraver Township was adjudicated delinquent in juvenile court and placed in a residential program. |
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They lie to friends, they steal, they have delinquent behaviour, they embezzle money, do whatever it takes in order to keep gambling. |
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A state's truant officers can also discipline the parents of delinquent students if they either aid or condone their children's misconduct. |
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In the tax collection environment, it would be appropriate to have delinquent taxpayers pay for some portion of collection costs. |
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However, the treasury department is now computerizing tax collection information and data is also being kept on delinquent taxpayers still owing the city. |
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With the advent of interactionism and labelling theory in the 1960s, attention turned to the importance of societal reaction in constructing deviant or delinquent acts. |
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Rather, the criminogenic and psychological variables that coalesce to produce the delinquent or delinquent group are also functions of larger societal processes. |
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While one can scarcely coax a cuss word from today's bookish youth, it turns out that their harshest critics, senior citizens, have gone delinquent. |
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The early death of the poet's brother haunts the book, and there is an elegy for him, and more than one portrait of him as a delinquent headed for an early grave. |
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She got a particularly strong ovation, especially from female patrons, when she rendered a ditty about making delinquent fathers support their children. |
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The home was intended to provide temporary shelter for dependent and delinquent children until permanent placement in homes or institutions could be arranged. |
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Eysenck was the earliest theorist to suggest that delinquent or psychopathic individuals have difficulty inhibiting previously rewarded behaviour. |
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A woman complained that a lending institution had disclosed information about her delinquent account to her uncle without her consent. |
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The prevailing attitude held that a juvenile delinquent was simply a miniature criminal. |
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These were extralegal, armed groups carrying out both delinquent or criminal activities, and political action. |
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Viciously bullied at school, the pubescent twins turn obdurately introverted, speaking only to each other and growing increasingly delinquent. |
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He might be a juvenile delinquent or a common criminal who was recruited in prison. |
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Inspection of the social rehabilitation centre for juvenile delinquent girls in the National Capital Region. |
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A juvenile delinquent is given the job of caring for an old lady and former professional pianist stricken with Alzheimer's disease. |
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In the same way, they were categorized with the stigmatizing attributes of poverty such as thief, liar, delinquent, lazy, uneducated, etc. |
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Has the time not come for the Commission to throw the book at the delinquent Member State? |
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Delivery units have claimed a lack of resources as the reason for not following up on delinquent reports. |
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Parents of delinquent children are often too authoritarian, neglectful or inconsistent in disciplining their children. |
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There is some evidence that one's physical health can influence delinquent behaviour. |
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A street child must be considered as a child, not as a delinquent, as a misfit, or sick. |
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Lenders of all stripes clearly prefer to foreclose on delinquent borrowers. |
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Examination of delinquent children and youth necessitating the existence of a special proceeding for them. |
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At an initial stage, the delinquent is left alone in the white room so he can cool down and start to look at things more calmly. |
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When I was little, I was a kind of juvenile delinquent, but my father stayed on me. |
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We understand that by changing the next payment date to a later date, a delinquent loan would not appear on the delinquency report. |
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Establish an on-line register of delinquent sponsors and offenders who fail to remit their plan contributions. |
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A Council may provide in its constitution and bylaws for automatic suspension of any Local Union which is delinquent in its obligations. |
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Sometimes these children are unwittingly enrolled in delinquent children's gangs. |
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Credit control and monitoring processes from their issue to their expiry to prevent delinquent accounts and speed up collection periods. |
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After-school programs target a range of risk factors for delinquency, including alienation and association with delinquent peers. |
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A run time measurement isn't necessary for speed gauges, the actual range of the delinquent car doesn't have a consequence. |
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There is growing evidence that successful crime prevention measures do exist and can be applied to many forms of delinquent behaviour. |
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In the aftermath of the incident, his government will have to take quick and resolute steps with thorough probes and punishments of the delinquent officials concerned. |
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One thinks of Yeats's poem on another delinquent genius, Catullus. |
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Proceeds from the sale must be applied first to delinquent rent and, if authorized by the lease, to the costs of packing, moving and storing the property. |
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In the circumstances, it seems extraordinarily delinquent on the part of the regulators to abrogate their collective responsibilities in this area. |
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The various utilities might then have the leverage to disconnect each other's services in order to ensure recovery of arrear and delinquent accounts. |
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Do you require people to be delinquent before you talk to them about modifying their mortgages? |
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The report also found that a low portion of these underwater homeowners were delinquent on their mortgages. |
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The chart shows that the number of delinquent mortgages is finally down to pre-2008 levels. |
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Car loans have been restricted by the lack of an effective procedure for recovering delinquent loans or repossessing vehicles from borrowers that default on repayments. |
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I was also the front for a juvenile delinquent roaming the streets of New York City and using me as a parental alibi. |
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Now, the juvenile delinquent and artist formerly known as Marky Mark is at the top of the Hollywood food chain. |
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She then decided to join them and shortly after a few drinks the men forced her onto the bed, restraining her while each of the 13 delinquent youths violated her. |
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Vicky Pollard is the inarticulate juvenile delinquent. |
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In addition, they wish to integrate youth into the social network and the community at large in order to reduce the amount of delinquent activities. |
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A talk between the victim and the delinquent, community service, a probationary period while living at home and checked by a social worker, it differs from case to case. |
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It reported that many studies showed how young children's specific experiences could predispose them to delinquent and criminal behaviour as they got older. |
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I was a delinquent in this town for many years. |
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So we can assume the number of delinquent businesses is greater. |
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Will you make it clear please at your press conference that the full force of the law will be used against the delinquent Member State unless this ban is lifted. |
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Over coffee one day, when she was about 75, she recounted the sad, sorry tale of her upbringing and how it had affected her – how she became a delinquent in her adolescent years and how badly she had treated her mother. |
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Let them know the consequences of nonpayment up front, not after they become delinquent. |
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Master servicer advances of delinquent mortgagor payments provide liquidity. |
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Interestingly, the same elements can be found in delinquent subculture, with the exception that antisocial and destructive behaviours are not present in Outward Bound programs. |
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The key judgment was that consumers would benefit more from increased competition than they might lose from the greater difficulty of seeking legal redress from a far-flung and delinquent supplier. |
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The three less structured types of gangs are copycat gangs, territorial gangs, and delinquent groups, all of which generally do not engage in violence. |
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If such a claim is valid, one would hypothesize that individuals with high self-control would be able to mediate the effects of strain and refrain from engaging in delinquent activities. |
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These arrangements include commitments under certain conditions to make liquidity advances to cover delinquent principal and interest payments, make capital contributions or provide equity financing. |
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Individual-related factors: hyperactivity, impulsiveness, sensation-seeking behaviours, alienation, rebelliousness, early aggressiveness, early use of substances and early onset of deviant, delinquent behaviour. |
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The delinquent of the editorial team and a walking nightmare for our ruling class, Aislin, like his French-speaking opposite number, Serge Chapleau, is undoubtedly one of the most prolific cartoonists of the last 30 years. |
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The Father's Law of love always offers a generous opportunity to the delinquent to regenerate himself, while your laws, on the contrary, humiliate and punish the wrongdoer, and many times the innocent and the weak. |
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Unfortunately, the rowdiness outlived liberation. Students in their 20s who have repeatedly failed their exams mix with teenagers, providing delinquent role models and too often impregnating their female classmates. |
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They also identified that LCPS had failed to assess the impairment of connected delinquent loans and failed to assess the realizable value of security. |
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In the third quarter of 2009, there were 278,189 delinquent loans, 80,327 foreclosures. |
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They sat there, robed up to the tonsils, and made me feel so below a juvenile delinquent. |
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As a former juvenile delinquent, if you didn't want your dad to yell at you, you did what you had to do. |
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These cases are settled in accordance with certain regulations and by taking into account the age of the juvenile delinquent. |
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When Riverview tries to send him to a juvenile delinquent high school for his truancy, he manages to secure a spot at the Wheaton School. |
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Peretz grinned like a juvenile delinquent. |
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In seven countries, Tdh works so that the young delinquent is not put in prison but is rather given an alternative disciplinary measure, an educational one. |
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Adolescents can react either by running away or becoming involved in delinquent behaviour or by trying to take on the responsibility for keeping the peace and ensuring the safety of their family. |
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Borstals were run by HM Prison Service and were intended to reform seriously delinquent young people. |
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Given the extensive criminal histories of offenders entering into motor projects, their links to a delinquent peer group and internalization of a deviant identity have been strongly established. |
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For instance, delinquent acts that come to the attention of the police peak between the end of the school day and the time parents return home from work. |
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The added 5 horsepower and 2 lb-ft of torque might seem insignificant, but the spread of torque is much broader and elevates the Hypermotard from juvenile delinquent to full-blown career criminal. |
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N'Dour, whose schooling went as far as secondary level, managed to convince him that it was possible to be a musician without becoming a juvenile delinquent. |
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He would not be the one playing a juvenile delinquent. |
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He was 14 and a self-described juvenile delinquent. |
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To a juvenile delinquent, that was like Disney World. |
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It is difficult to draw conclusions about the duration of the delinquent and criminal careers of this population, because no information was available on their offending after the 18th birthday. |
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And the lenders can go after delinquent loans by garnisheeing wages, tax returns and even Social Security checks. |
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It's Francois, complete with pencil moustache, who is the delinquent teenager who blows things up. |
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The company made a new effort to collect delinquent payments. |
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All three delinquent returns are mailed to the IRS and postmarked Oct. |
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In the past, for example, it proved almost impossible for a juvenile delinquent to steal the amount of funds that a white collar criminal, such as an embezzler, could purloin. |
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Suspension of delinquent tax collection of military personnel serving in the combat area for 180 days after leaving the combat zone or qualified hazardous duty area. |
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The bill proposes to make it illegal for any person adjudicated a juvenile delinquent for serious violent felonies or drug crimes to receive or possess firearms. |
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Gyllenhaal, 28, spent time with convicted drug smugglers and murderers to understand their psyche for the film where he plays a grown up juvenile delinquent. |
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God sometimes decimates or tithes delinquent persons, and they died for a common crime, according as God hath cast their lot in the decrees of predestination. |
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Stanley Kubrick's 1971 classic, set in a futuristic Britain where charismatic delinquent Malcolm McDowell volunteers for experimental aversion therapy which goes awry. |
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