Politically, Lacassagne supported the initiative of his friend L�on Gambetta, an Opportunist Republican, in favour of the 27 May 1885 Act establishing Radicals and Socialists and rejected in 1908, as he considered that some criminals were unredeemable.
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Bottles and cans would have to be marked " unredeemable in New York City, " even though right across city borders in Westchester and Nassau Counties, stores would still presumably take the empties and have to pay the nickels.
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If there is a perception that the death penalty is reserved only for the worst of the worst _ the habitual criminals so unredeemable that society has no option but to render the ultimate punishment _ then Shamburger's case argues otherwise.
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In Britain, as in the United States, a debate has begun over the issue of whether the welfare state and its safety-net social policies have led to a wholesale breakdown of individual responsibility and the creation of an unredeemable underclass.
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WITH their collapsed Maria's bakery chain in debt to the tune of $ 100 million, Maria Lee Tsang Chiu-kwan and business partner Fung Lau Shun-kwun yesterday tearfully apologised to former staff and customers holding unredeemable cake coupons.
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Although caution is still very much in order, diplomats and political analysts here say North Korea may be signaling a historic shift in its strategy by deciding that South Korea's greatest value is as an awkward partner rather than an unredeemable foil.
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The dividend, which becomes unredeemable on December 31 two years from the date of issue, can be used as credit for further purchases or taken as cash or check between July 1 and December 31 of the year that the dividend is valid.
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It messes up the conventional arc of the George W . Bush story _ from unredeemable cad to born-again moral leader _ but during these purported lost years he was also reading the Bible daily and attending a businessmen's Bible study group.
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French film historian Tim Palmer has analyzed Dujardin's career and rise to success in France, noting how his formative roles were often unredeemable buffoons, very skillful portrayals of childlike men who aggressively and unabashedly reject the responsibilities and compromises of adult life.
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Hollywood is so unredeemable, in fact, that Bush's campaign and the Republican National Committee have been able, over the past two years, to extract only about $ 1.3 million from the five ZIP codes that make up Beverly Hills.
