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1. Infanticide (naíonmharú)
:: Saturn Devouring One of His Sons depicts the graphic and bloody dismemberment of a cannibalistic infanticide
2. Bigamy (bigamy)
:: Sharpe on the other hand was recorded as marrying legally in November 1990 before committing her first offence of bigamy the following May
3. Carjacking (carjacking)
:: Police are appealing for witnesses after a man had his new highpowered Subaru Impreza carjacked in Bury on Tuesday
4. Theft (goid)
:: Police in Laindon are urging the public to be vigilant after a string of thefts from people using a cash machine in the town
5. Rustle (rustle)
:: Her ears picked up the sound of a soft rustle and then beneath it the quiet steady thudding of cushioned weight hitting the ground
6. Punishment (pionós)
:: Condemnatory judgments for example may be accompanied by impulses of retribution and punishment
7. Witness (finné)
:: By law if three or more people witness a crime on the scale of murder the one who committed the crime had no right to a fair trial
8. Bootleg (bootleg)
:: This double CD of Ian Hunters latest tour of Britain in support of his latest official release the critically acclaimed Rant is a bootleg recording
9. Gendarme (gendarme)
:: Pale French gendarmes seemingly plucked straight from Paris point duty look lost directing the coconut trees
10. Manslaughter (dúnorgain)
:: Any person who intentionally kills another may be prosecuted for murder or manslaughter
11. Exile (deoraíocht)
:: He returned to Poland in 1988 and met friends and family but also visited the graves of those who died during his exile
12. Swipe (swipe)
:: I spun around in wild alarm both dodging the swipe and swinging my sword at him
13. Void (neamhní)
:: When passing cards and choosing a card for the bottle imp trick I strongly prefer to give myself a red or blue void if possible
14. Swindle (swindle)
:: Q Have you ever been on the wrong end of a swindle or scam
15. Nullify (nullify)
:: Contributory negligence could reduce the monetary quantification of the defendants liability but it cannot legally or logically nullify it
16. Abduct (abduct)
:: You hear about people abducting kids all the time
17. Retribution (retribution)
:: The consequences of ignoring these selfregulatory practices is to suffer the officials ire and retribution
18. Conspire (conspire)
:: Before he died he believed that his doctors had conspired against him
19. Constable (constábla)
:: Following an internal police inquiry the two constables were found guilty of engaging in sexual acts with the young girl
20. Constabulary (constáblachta)
:: A stoplight was out and a member of the constabulary was present yet clear roads werent being utilized
21. Deal (déileáil)
:: During the deal six cards are to be placed face down in the centre of the table to form a kitty
22. Jail (jail)
:: At the associations annual conference Mike Newell right called for reform to reduce the number of inmates entering jails
23. Jailbird (jailbird)
:: Photographs in each cell there are about 10 of them plus an open eating area with tables for the less adventurous depict various prison scenes and mugshots of some jailbirds
24. Jailbreak (jailbreak)
:: Thai prisons apparently in an attempt to prevent jailbreaks during the 2002 World Cup have taken the unprecedentedlyliberal step of allowing incarcerated inmates to watch the matches on television
25. Jailer (jailer)
:: After a deeply traumatic childhood where his father left him to rot in Newgate prison Sweeney takes violent revenge against the gaoler who tormented him in prison
26. Jailhouse (jailhouse)
:: CompuDyne also supplies security and specialty engineering and telecom products to the military and intelligence agencies electronic security products for prisons and allsteel jailhouses
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