The statistical distribution of exact mechanism of death becomes heavily skewed towards those rarer causes which do " not " manifest themselves by obvious symptoms of emergency before the point of irrevocability, such as severe induced heart arrhythmia or massive haemorrhage.
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And for a long time after, as they became convinced of the irrevocability of their fate, they sighed and groaned, " If only Lenin were alive, this would never have happened ! " What did they mean by " this "?
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The irrevocability of the plan has been hammered home to the former president in exhaustive briefings over the last few days from Clinton administration officials, who initially viewed Carter's visit with some skepticism but who now see it as a possible means to break the deadlock.
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The Guardian British newspaper reported Monday that a majority of EU members supports a compromise under which letters to Iran would include a reference to the continuing " validity and irrevocability " of the fatwa if they received written guarantees that Tehran would not carry it out.
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In the end, even his friends agreed, Mario Matthew Cuomo simply strutted and fretted too long on the great stage of his state, and Tuesday, with the pungent irrevocability of the Latin he loves to quote, the voters finally ordered : " Exit ."
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The Guardian British newspaper reported in June that a majority of EU members supported an agreement under which letters to Iran would refer to the continuing " validity and irrevocability " of the death sentence in exchange for written guarantees from Tehran that it would not carry it out.
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The Guardian British newspaper reported Monday that a majority of EU members supports a compromise under which letters to Iran would include a specific reference to the continuing " validity and irrevocability " of the fatwa in exchange for written guarantees from Tehran that it will not carry out the death edict.
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Immortality, punishment, reward, resurrection ( a miracle, but not irrational ), the irrevocability and eternal obligation of the Law, the belief in urim and thummim and Messianic redemption, are the other tenets treated as doctrines which should be accepted, but which are not strictly speaking, basic.
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The difference is that many of the characters in this volume are older now, and there is a sense of irrevocability to these narratives : a sense that choices have been made, that antidotes to the solitariness of life are unavailable, that the hopes so many earlier Shepard characters entertained _ that they could continually reinvent themselves _ are slipping out of reach.
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And the book repeatedly contemplates the absolute suddenness and irrevocability of its central events . " At the moment he stopped praying, at the moment he knew she was dead, " Atkinson writes, " Theo understood it would never cease to happen . " There is a hint of Henry James to the kinds of quiet undercurrents that " Case Histories " sets in motion.
