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Allowing horse slaughter will benefit horse owners throughout the state, he said.
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We will continue to fight and slaughter our enemies on the water!
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A moment later he was inside the house, and the slaughter began.
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But Open Cages and local campaign groups insist the slaughter is continuing.
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Federally regulated slaughter plants are not allowed to operate without inspectors present.
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Policy debate in Ireland involves whipping up emotions rather than cogent debate.
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The stocks and the whipping-post stood by the side of the meeting-house.
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House leaders are still whipping votes as Friday's deadline for passage approaches.
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He had no problem whipping anyone or anything when it was deserved.
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His new penal code also punishes Muslims caught drinking alcohol with whipping.
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Ace High said nothing; simply tightened his grip on Heck's thrashing arm.
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I can't help him if he's thrashing in the water, Glover said.
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Ash stopped thrashing long enough to get a good look at me.
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The slump is also thrashing home builders and developers, banks have said.
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The terrible thrashing about in the icy water had quenched my spirit.
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But, in two areas at least, I received a fairly serious drubbing.
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Ninety minutes for the paymaster to give the profligate state a drubbing.
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DUBLIN Irish banks took a drubbing as investors swerved the sector generally.
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Their withdrawal comes just days after the Leinster semi-final drubbing by Offaly.
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A second successive drubbing from Modi prompted calls for Gandhi to quit.
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True-Jimmyhad no respect for packet boats and deserved a good trouncing.
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Darts were serious business, and she took serious pleasure in trouncing the Hammer.
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He just can't forget his election trouncing.The people of South Carolina will remember!
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That had nothing on the trouncing of Liverpool six days later.
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He fares best against Palin, trouncing her by double figures everywhere but Ohio.
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The boots, and the kicking, and the general walloping make him manly.
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I yanked free, my heart walloping, and stumbled backwards into the light.
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What a walloping I'll give him in the morning when it's light!
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On course, Dick, it's a boy, a fine big, walloping younker, too.
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I wanted his guilt to be so massive it gave him walloping headaches.
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That small debacle alone wasted almost three million pounds of taxpayers' money.
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Following the Italian debacle Lièvremont ranted: Do I feel responsible for that?
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She said those found responsible for the debacle should be held accountable.
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What if those people had announced a war or major financial debacle?
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The situation was compared with the west coast franchise debacle on Tuesday.
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As the recent Heartbleed debacle pointed out, password technology is deeply fallible.
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Some opinion on the Leaving Cert English debacle from the internet world.
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Razor seems unabashedly pleased to be associated with that particular Merseyside debacle.
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Other agencies pursued larger fines against power merchants after the California debacle.
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SC Clearly Osborne has learned from the recent Nick Clegg chino debacle.
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The farce came full circle in the week following the Letterman debacle.
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Brian Shivambu is reported to have pocketed R16 million from the debacle.
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Maimane's trial by fire was not limited to the de Lille debacle.
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Paulson did not point fingers at anyone for the Sino Forest debacle.
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He'd give that thought more time once the Lightmass debacle was resolved.
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Only the strenuous efforts of the Turkish Eleventh corps prevented a debacle.
