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• The Cleveland Browns'Orlando Brown premeditatedly pushes a referee to the ground after an unfortunate accident.
• Local governments should move quickly to ban needlessly abusive, verbally infelicitous, graphically substandard or premeditatedly cute bumper stickers.
• Through this we can clearly understand that this incident was fabricated deliberately and premeditatedly by the U . S .,
• Since blurting out at trial that he killed Kennedy " premeditatedly with 20 years of malice aforethought,"
• It is a mistake, the authors argue, to view Milosevic as omnipotent and ( despite his background ) premeditatedly malevolent.
• Larry Boettcher, 44, said, " Anybody who has his wife killed in front of his kids, premeditatedly, ought to get the death penalty ."
• At trial, Sirhan said he killed Kennedy " premeditatedly, with 20 years of malice aforethought, " and has apologized for the slaying at pAro | 2hearings.
• Thousands today sit in disbelief that people could so badly and premeditatedly victimize a child and then be accorded rights guaranteed by a civilized code of conduct designed to litigate human beings.
• "The government should stop the spreading of malicious rumors, which have been premeditatedly launched, by introducing political and economic reforms and avoid making elementary mistakes, " he said . ( imn / har)
• On Wednesday, Woods tried several times to ask one juror, a former union president : " Do you have a view as to what the appropriate punishment should be in any case where the government has proved that the defendant intentionally, deliberately, premeditatedly killed another person ?"
• Also, in the past years, the federal police of Brazil has been made famous for bringing the media to their operations, premeditatedly crucifying the accused right at the moment of arrest, but not even mentioning when some of the accused were found innocent or that nothing was proven against them.