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  1. Syndrome by Proxy (MBP) and his crusade against parents who, he believes, wilfully , harm or kill their children. He was knighted for these works. He was
  2. Pagan myths in terms of misremembering the events of the Old Testament or, wilfully , altering them. Some theories of explanation from classical times were
  3. US Government to initiate the prosecution in US Federal Court of gunsmiths that, wilfully , omit or violate these provisions. Punishment can range from losing their FFL (
  4. Crash, Huntingdonshire,5 March 1967; 5 killed,18 injured: signal operator, wilfully , defeated interlocking and moved facing points while passenger train was passing
  5. Widespread belief that she had known where the videotapes were hidden, that she, wilfully , concealed the Jane Doe incidents and, most centrally, that her claims of being
  6. Infirmary? Hansen Staffer, the British journalist, reports that in 1936 Spare, wilfully , rejected a chance for international fame. He relates that a member of the
  7. Being written in the English language while others thought it was esoteric and, wilfully , difficult. Edmund Wilson, being one of the critics who praised Eliot, called
  8. Rama ½ had a comedic formula and a sex changing main character, who often, wilfully , changes into a girl to advance his goals. Rama ½ also contains many others
  9. Writers. In dealing with modern Italian history he is reactionary and often, wilfully , inaccurate. Besides the above-mentioned works he wrote GI article d'Italia (
  10. Of the Geneva Conventions of 1949 (Art. 2 ICT Statute: willful murder, wilfully , causing great suffering or serious injury to body or health; widespread
  11. Against Taylor was his arch-enemy Trevor-Roper, who contended that Taylor had, wilfully , and egregiously misinterpreted the evidence. In particular, Trevor-Roper
  12. The approval of rosiglitazone as well as post approval and whether GSK, wilfully , suppressed such information. On February 2010 GlaxoSmithKline tried to suppress
  13. Lie behind to set it wagging," a doctrine which many misunderstand, almost,willfully, it would seem; silence being to him the very womb out of which all great
  14. Some critics contended that the whole series was a cynical attempt to, wilfully , stir controversy, and in practice many viewers discovered that" soft core porn
  15. Court cases and inquests compelling young people to recount sexual activities, wilfully , engaged in could do more damage than the acts themselves, arguing that “
  16. It might not be employed. Fielders cannot use gloves to field the ball. If they, wilfully , use any part of their clothing to field the ball they may be penalized 5
  17. By" any person" who" by any means, directly or indirectly, unlawfully and, wilfully , provides or collects funds with the intention that they should be used or in
  18. He maintained his view, however,that the majority of Germans had, wilfully , refused to accept the truth about Nazism until it was too late. In 2002, he
  19. S Eve, there is a big party at Raffles, where many of the civilians remain, wilfully , ignorant of the Japanese advance. Colonel Jefferson urges his wife, Marion, too
  20. Guard was formed in 1972. Andrews was the first person in Canada charged with, wilfully , promoting hatred, and in 1975 he was charged with offenses ranging from
  21. The race. A team may also be disqualified if its runners are deemed to have, wilfully , impeded other competitors. Relay races emerged in the United States in the
  22. The Lords. * In the 1975 Australian constitutional crisis, the elected Senate, wilfully , delayed voting on a bill which authorized supply for the government, until the
  23. Of the places he described. The most serious charge against Times is that he, wilfully , distorted the truth, when influenced by personal considerations: thus, he was
  24. The ball with any part of his person. However, if while the ball is in play he, wilfully , fields it otherwise (e.g. by using his hat),the ball becomes dead and 5
  25. Evidence of fraud, if the object of its being so used is proven to have been, wilfully , intended to deceive for the purposes of fraud. The Wikipedia article on Esquire
  26. Of the Nasals than by any belief on the part of the Nasals that Canada had, wilfully , neglected any of its responsibilities under the NEA. Northeastern Quebec
  27. To those in whom He has begun the good work … but that these persons, wilfully , turn away … " Comparison among Protestants This table summarizes the classical
  28. Professor Evans further: - Irving, ( ...) had deliberately distorted and, wilfully , mistranslated documents, consciously used discredited testimony and falsified
  29. From the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. He has accused the IAEA and corporations of ", wilfully , ignoring lessons from the world's worst nuclear accident 25 years ago to
  30. Wrote that Sullivan" has all the ability to make him a great composer, but he, wilfully , throws his opportunity away. ... He possesses all the natural ability to have
  31. Reportedly:" It is a great consolation to me in my last hour that I have never, wilfully , offended anyone and that there is not a drop of blood on my hands. " Frederick
  32. Enormous lack of data for the history of the early second millennium, and which, wilfully , establishes hypotheses on the basis of unexamined biblical texts, to be proven
  33. Of The Oxford History of Music," Mussorgsky, in his vocal efforts, appears,willfully, eccentric. His style impresses the Western ear as barbarously ugly. " However
  34. Requirement that the conversion be fraudulent means simply that the defendant, wilfully , and without claim of right or mistake converted the property to his or her own
  35. Danville, have professed themselves utterly baffled by it - feeling it to be, wilfully , obscure. Mildew says of it:" I quite enjoy having fun. It's part of how it
  36. Should be lowered after the regional flag is lowered. And that" publicly and, wilfully , burning,mutilating, scrawling on, defiling or trampling" the flag is
  37. One nature, and Works ('Oath' ) who most troubles men upon earth when anyone, wilfully , swears a false oath. The other Strife is presumably she who appears in Homer's
  38. And you will see Orange ripen: Upon the tree of Liberty.: But woe to you if, wilfully , : Pursuing dreadful plans, : You turn on us: The bloody cannon's fire!: Then
  39. Of the Flag) Bill 2006. This bill sought to make it" a criminal offense to, wilfully , destroy or otherwise mutilate the Flag in circumstances where a reasonable
  40. Setting fire to a Chinese flag in Hong Kong. Zhu was charged for" publicly and, wilfully ," burning the Chinese flag at Golden Bathing Square in central Hong Kong. The
  41. To the concept of a comedic double act). They have also been seen as, wilfully , contrary,defying expectations of record labels and the music industry in terms
  42. Character, according to Charter, are: Belgrade: from the 17th century, a ", wilfully , blind husband and rascal as crafty as Brightly. " He was Milanese and spoke
  43. Every one who, by communicating statements, other than in private conversation, wilfully , promotes hatred against any identifiable group is guilty of: (a) an
  44. The Cairn Terrier has the best results when training as a puppy, as they become, wilfully , stubborn. Although it is often said that they are disobedient, this is not the
  45. Screened this illegality by order, committing in its turn the judicial crime of, wilfully , sic? And knowingly acquitting a guilty person. " Zola's audacious action
  46. Impact on him. Before the album Combat Rock was released in 1982,Strummed, wilfully , went into hiding and band management represented that he had" disappeared ".
  47. Was reprimanded by the King. And Rupert faced allegations—probably untrue—of, wilfully , burning the town to the ground. Shortly afterwards Rupert attempted to take the
  48. The summer away in dull frocks, Mirren, dazzlingly gowned, is a woman almost, wilfully , allowing her heart's desire for her son's young tutor to rule her head and
  49. For a child or young person under that age, to,amongst other things, wilfully , assault that child or young person, or to cause or procure that child or young
  50. Version (end of September 1830) (in English): Who'd have believed it? ..., wilfully , : Pursuing dreadful plans, : On us, with cannon's brass, : A prince has opened

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