Her extensive understanding of war's horror contrasts with the ridiculous vagueness of her father's telegram announcing Victor's wounding. |
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Thanks to a swift horse powered by a mysterious elixir, he intercepts Domenico, wounding him mortally. |
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He was jailed for life for wounding with intent to resist arrest but was cleared of attempted murder. |
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We handcuffed him, but he broke the chain of the handcuffs by pulling them apart and ended up wounding his hand. |
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He still remembers the day when a deer unexpectedly attacked a former zoo official, seriously wounding him in the arm. |
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Rama has no option but to crawl, wounding her hands and tearing her clothes as she inches towards her distant school. |
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When soldiers surrounded the house, Mr Shwairah let off eight bursts of gunfire, seriously wounding one of the soldiers. |
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By murdering 37 and wounding scores of devotees, perpetrators have widened the emotional and communal divide. |
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She preferred wounding someone or having herself get injured instead of having anyone dead. |
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It's a problem, and it's often more than a matter of not wounding a buddy's ego. |
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That purge is wounding enough interests and egos to explain the current rift in the party, whatever else might be hidden in its depths. |
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But no sooner had Porrus delivered a wounding blow to the knight's left arm than the knight returned a blow to his shield. |
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Perhaps it is the emotionally wounding proximity of him that brings back suppressed memories of the past. |
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He is more correct than he may have imagined, his words betraying an even more wounding significance. |
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He was never at a loss for the wounding remark, the inappropriately coarse joke, the cold put-down. |
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Dominic had held himself aloof from everyone, wounding them in the process. |
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Twenty-nine others were arrested for outstanding warrants on charges of burglary, larceny and malicious wounding. |
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The author tells of five men sentenced to death for intentionally wounding themselves in the hope of repatriation. |
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Their attacker pleaded guilty to wounding and assault at Manchester Crown Court. |
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This heinous act of the murder of a little girl and the wounding of her peers go beyond the boundaries of reason and sanity. |
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Atkinson pleaded not guilty to malicious wounding but admitted unlawful wounding. |
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In such circumstances the wounding of V would not be unlawful as it would be justified by the defence of self-defence. |
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No one, as far as I am aware, threatened to sue her for wounding their delicate sensibilities. |
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She explains that she's bound the pages in red because to the Cherokee the colour symbolises wisdom through wounding. |
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Pinch wounding disrupts the epidermis but not the overlying cuticle and triggers only the events shown in black. |
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Soldiers guarding the settlement fired back, killing two attackers and wounding a third man who fled back into the sea. |
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As he bravely continued to move around the perimeter, a mortar shell exploded, wounding him in the face and body. |
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In June 2004, the Post Exchange here was mortared, killing two Soldiers and wounding more than a dozen additional troops. |
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Infringements such as accidental wounding of oneself or others, and adultery, were common causes of the muru being set in operation. |
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Johnston has been charged with malicious wounding and assault occasioning actual bodily harm. |
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The court heard he had a previous conviction for wounding, and eight years ago was cautioned for pointing a toy police gun at a security guard. |
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But a Chelmsford Crown Court jury convicted him after a trial on a charge of wounding with intent. |
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At another leg of the march, government partisans opened fire, wounding two demonstrators. |
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The offences are classed as violent crimes along with violence against a person, wounding and robbery. |
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The appellant was sentenced to a concurrent term of 5 years for the lesser offence of simple wounding. |
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That certainly could not have affected the verdict on the wounding with intent. |
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Having invested our fondest hopes in that remote goal, we risked a wounding disillusionment. |
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On April 7 a Colombian death squad struck at the family of a union leader, killing two adults and wounding three children. |
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A military investigation found the soldiers responsible for wounding a female private. |
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This can happen either occasionally during cell wounding or regularly during cytokinesis and meiosis. |
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Another convicted man who appeared for sentencing had pleaded guilty to wounding. |
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Particularly wounding was an open letter to the press by 23 of his colleagues, dissociating themselves from his views on immigration policy. |
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Lane then impulsively kisses Joan in her office, a move that she gracefully dismisses without further wounding his pride. |
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This was on July 16, after a car bomb exploded in Sadr City killing at least nine people and wounding dozens. |
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Separately, another vehicle was hit with gunfire, wounding a marine. |
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A shy, sensitive, clearly unhappy boy's troubled relationship with a domineering, thick-skinned father is captured in that single wounding chuckle. |
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Just a day earlier, an Australian transport plane took ground fire shortly after takeoff, fatally wounding an American passenger and forcing pilots to abort the flight. |
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He had randomly shot at passing cars, wounding at least three people. |
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I have killed a man for wounding me, a young man for injuring me. |
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Section 20 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 creates the offence of unlawfully and maliciously wounding or inflicting grievous bodily harm. |
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I had it away on my toes in 1984 whilst awaiting trial for wounding. |
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Meanwhile, bomb experts were defusing a hand grenade found near a Buddhist temple when a second grenade exploded about 50 metres away, wounding three people. |
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A Chinese martial arts expert was in custody yesterday after turning the tables on four burglars armed with knives, killing two of them and seriously wounding a third. |
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He came by last night and attacked my servants, mortally wounding one and incapacitating the other and threatened me with my life if I didn't hand the gems over. |
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A 13-year-old opened fire at a middle school in Roswell, New Mexico, critically wounding two. |
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The 16-year-old appeared at Chelmsford Crown Court for sentencing after a jury convicted him of wounding the other boy with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. |
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Salvi then methodically riddled the rest of the room with bullets, wounding three other people in the clinic. |
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Challenges of this kind confront their notion of who they are, puncturing their complacency and wounding their egos, so that they are rarely able to resist responding. |
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They strafed the trenches, killing twelve and wounding many others. |
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He was convicted of glassing a man in 1991, and on Monday received a mandatory, new-style life sentence for a second offence of wounding with intent. |
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His fellow guards returned fire, wounding the suspect, his name. |
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She is surprised by the intelligence into a wounding tactlessness. |
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When Potugin describes Gubarev as a Slavophile, we should realise that Turgenev, through his mouthpiece Potugin, is making a wounding polemical point. |
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Earlier this week, Martin Rouleau-Couture ran his car into two Canadian soldiers in Quebec, killing one and wounding another. |
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While holding the remaining students hostage, he shot two responding police officers, killing one and wounding the other. |
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Today, he has become a campaign suicide bomber throwing shrapnel, indiscriminately wounding his own people and creating chaos. |
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When she attempts to fly away, the barbed stinger is anchored so solidly to the stingee that it tears Betty Bee's belly, eviscerating and mortally wounding her. |
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A street sweeper was caught in the crossfire as a gunman fired at the officer, fatally wounding her in the back. |
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Kathleen Daly, of Lofters Close, Weoley Castle, Birmingham, yesterday denied attempting to murder Mr Sargent and wounding him with intent. |
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A serving soldier was charged with alleged wounding last night after a police officer was injured by an air gun pellet. |
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Woman hater Marc Lapin ran amok, killing 14 female students and wounding 13 others before shooting himself. |
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A bomb exploded at a bus station in northern Nigeria's Bauchi state late on Wednesday, killing at least five people and wounding 12, police said. |
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But, as it lifted, the downwash caused a mine to explode, lethally wounding Mark with shrapnel, as he tried to help injured comrades. |
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Neil Truelove, 36, had denied charges of wounding with intent, an alternative of unlawful wounding, and of having a machete in his van. |
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A wounding observation came in the comedy Eastward Ho, a collaboration between Ben Jonson, George Chapman and John Marston. |
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His co-defendants, Minaj Miah and Ahmed Hashi, both 19, denied wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm but were found guilty by the jury. |
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During the shelling, the house was hit, killing six soldiers and wounding one more. |
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In addition, trawling can kill corals indirectly by wounding coral tissue, leaving the reefs vulnerable to infection. |
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When the third hit his ship, wounding some sailors, Tromp replied with a warning broadside from his flagship Brederode. |
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Some species are also known to directly defend their resident females and the ensuing fights can lead to severe wounding. |
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On the night of 13 January 1991, Soviet troops attacked the Vilnius TV Tower, killing 14 Lithuanian civilians and wounding 600 others. |
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Graham managed to fire two bullets, hitting Walker in his pantaloons and his thigh, seriously wounding him. |
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Who is there of mine goes to this war that I should grieve for his wounding or look for his return? |
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The coast guard officers opened fire, wounding one Chinese crewman in the leg and capturing all 10 crew members. |
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As to the charge, he had no intention of wounding the taximan. |
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Smith, of Ashton-under-Lyne, Tameside, Greater Manchester, was charged with wounding the 62-year-old actor with intent to cause him grievous bodily harm. |
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Capital's wounding and embattlement fuses it with the American conscience. |
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Now, Speirs, of Firtrees Avenue, Wallsend, has been locked up again after admitting wounding with intent and possessing a knife at Newcastle Crown Court. |
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The meeting aimed to discuss the incidents in Djebel Chmbi, Kasserine city, where three landmines went off yesterday and earlier today, wounding a number of security men. |
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Miserable both at his uncle's vicarage and at school, the young Maugham developed a talent for making wounding remarks to those who displeased him. |
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