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| The aftermath section has a | sentence that reads "A memorial to the dead technician |
| plies even where it appears at the start of a | sentence. |
| They could now return a | sentence of guilty "without capital punishment." |
| e Second Sino-Japanese War deals with it in a | sentence, without any credit to the communists. |
| cleared his throat and delivered himself of a | sentence I shall treasure till the end of my days: "Ge |
| Marcano developed his talent while serving a | sentence in a federal prison after a conviction for ha |
| ving prisoners in Britain not to be serving a | sentence for murder, despite the trial judge recommend |
| After a | sentence of scripture a General Confession is made. |
| nother youngster, Susannah Holmes, receives a | sentence of transportation for an unrelated theft. |
| Form (PF), a representation of the sound of a | sentence derived from its surface structure. |
| БПП in official documents) was a clause in a | sentence of many political convicts in the Soviet Unio |
| odules comprising a tokenizer, a gazetteer, a | sentence splitter, a part of speech tagger, a named en |
| Consider expanding or adding at least a | sentence which more generally describes the forts such |
| was given the power to direct persons under a | sentence of imprisonment or transportation be placed i |
| I've removed a | sentence here and there, mostly because I cannot find |
| A | sentence of death by hanging is pronounced by a U.S. W |
| pauses between words, the melody of a | sentence), fillers (e.g. |
| Where words in a | sentence are also defined elsewhere in this article, t |
| is a Puerto Rican nationalist who received a | sentence of 55 years for seditious conspiracy and othe |
| wife Bertha, by the rigorous enforcement of a | sentence of excommunication on the kingdom. |
| If this is just a | sentence construction, it's ungrammatical in "The rela |
| at of occasionally swapping words around in a | sentence while propounding a falsehood, for instance i |
| The cite in our article is a part of a | sentence, and makes a stronger claim than the referenc |
| Could we add a | sentence stating what this mysterious 65 nanometer obj |
| The court handed him a | sentence of five years, which he had already served wa |
| prostitution in December 2002 and received a | sentence of 6 months house arrest and three years prob |
| be capitalized, such as at the beginning of a | sentence or in capitalized material such as a title. |
| A verb by itself can form a | sentence. |
| ne these respective crimes, Kimbrough faced a | sentence of between 15 years and life in prison. |
| okseller, a fellow-prisoner who was serving a | sentence of five months for publishing obscene books, |
| Congressman Dowdy still served a | sentence in prison for perjury. |
| the bottom of the screen at all time, with a | sentence describing what the current program was about |
| testified, the jury unanimously recommended a | sentence of death. |
| In 1992, she received a | sentence of life imprisonment by a secret military tri |
| He received a | sentence of five years probation. |
| The second arrest brought him a | sentence of up to four years for probation violation. |
| The title of this compilation is taken from a | sentence in the Marshall McLuhan and Quentin Fiore col |
| legally divorced from her second husband by a | sentence pronounced in the year 1471 which proceeded o |
| The charges against them carried a | sentence of up to 90 years in prison, but were dropped |
| that a message, like a meaningful phrase or a | sentence, can usually be expressed in Ithkuil with few |
| ga, te is generally attached to the end of a | sentence, and carries a meaning similar to (da) yo in |
| sed to compute the compositional meaning of a | sentence from its syntactic derivation tree. |
| t "if he were to "submit in silence to such a | sentence, it might imply that he recognized the author |
| The letters are mostly very short extracts, a | sentence or two in length. |
| icult or impossible tasks, they would state a | sentence to be repeated and then silently mouthed it w |
| onal suffix indicates how a word is used in a | sentence. |
| d to add finesse and finality to the end of a | sentence or phrase. |
| For example, to say that a | sentence is "true" is sometimes equated with saying th |
| rs leaving HMP Peterborough who have served a | sentence of less than 12 months. |
| Aldred received a | sentence of twelve months hard labour. |
| Lightning, (a title said to be derived from a | sentence in a travel phrase book ) he wrote a series o |
| He complains about a | sentence of rustication apparently passed on him at so |
| alleged misdeeds aren't NPOV, but devoting a | sentence or two somewhere to controversies surrounding |
| the community, the offender should receive a | sentence substantially similar to non-Aboriginal offen |
| le category of defendant in order to impose a | sentence that reflects the seriousness of the offense, |
| State law prevents altering a | sentence once it has been entered, and Lee's testimony |
| That being said I have no problem adding a | sentence "Smith himself was paid to search for treasur |
| lent means were employed; in 1798 he issued a | sentence of excommunication against all those of his f |
| or two felony child sexual assault charges, a | sentence viewed by many as being too lenient. |
| We improvise every time we say a | sentence, but we are told in our veneration of the mas |
| I did add a | sentence and a couple links pertaining to the new LPM, |
| his defeat at the Battle of Boroughbridge, a | sentence placed on him by King Edward II himself in th |
| As a particle, it is used at the end of a | sentence, equivalent to an English, "right?" or "isn't |
| A total of 88 people are under a | sentence of death in the state as of 13 October 2007. |
| The jury convicted Spaziano and recommended a | sentence of life imprisonment. |
| n, which he sent to Rav Ammi, he introduces a | sentence taught to him by Johanan with the words: "Kno |
| er, based on Federal Sentencing Guidelines, a | sentence of between 33 to 41 months in prison and a fi |
| quire a showing that a wrongful increase in a | sentence met 'a standard of significance'. |
| fair jury in Montgomery County, resulted in a | sentence of death. |
| Advertising for the event quoted a | sentence from scripture, “There is a Time to Dance.” ( |
| I had intended a | sentence testifying to Oxburgh's eminent credentials a |
| egislation preventing all prisoners serving a | sentence of 3 years or greater from voting. |
| mber 22, 2008, a total of 40 men were under a | sentence of death in the state. |
| him with a pretense of leniency, commuting a | sentence of imprisonment to one of banishment. |
| v, Klimuk, Tikhomirov and Kostyrev received a | sentence of life imprisonment. |
| I added a citationneeded tag to a | sentence in the last section, and that section could a |
| The Court of Appeals said that a | sentence is only valid if is pronounced by a judicial |
| There's a | sentence I don't understand: "...the Cabernets here ar |
| y" sounds too much like opinion, and ending a | sentence with a bang (!) is contrary to encyclopedia s |
| Leslie Grantham, served the final part of a | sentence for murder at Leyhill before being released i |
| hool…' Kristen's a journeyman who can start a | sentence from any number of non sequiturs." |
| ence on his behalf, so that he escaped with a | sentence of confinement to Ormiston for a time. |
| Someone added a | sentence which suggested that everyone sees the surtit |
| Syntactic Anglicism: occurs when a | sentence is rendered following the English word order |
| t deserve to be mentioned in more that half a | sentence in English Wikipedia, if at all. |
| , Florida, United States, he is now serving a | sentence of life without the possibility of parole at |
| ng line by which to measure how much longer a | sentence must be for the increase to constitute substa |
| Sessions agreed to a | sentence of 40 hours community service and $850 in res |
| wer from a prominent literary magazine, for a | sentence that he would like to have inscribed on his t |
| Does their article have a | sentence about each? |
| that any fact legally necessary to support a | sentence must be either admitted by the defendant or f |
| get out of financial difficulties by fraud: a | sentence of transportation was commuted to a short pri |
| demoted to the rank of private and received a | sentence of 45 days in a military prison. |
| If someone wishes to add a | sentence that mentions that a higher dose is more comm |
| tomatic rewriting can change the meaning of a | sentence through the use of words with similar but sub |
| was able to add several words to a stub of a | sentence, keeping that stub coherent and, optionally, |
| lumn with only T, while the truth table for a | sentence that is not a tautology will contain a row wh |
| He received a | sentence of three years of supervised probation and a |
| s of imprisonment and a fine of HK$100,000; a | sentence of up to 3 years can be imposed in certain ci |
| A | sentence of Jose's, rebuking the priestly families tha |
| and faces a | sentence of up to 14 years' imprisonment. |
| taru adjectives do not predicate a | sentence (they cannot end a sentence, as verbs and i-a |
| Prior to his reign, he had twice incurred a | sentence of deprivation of orders, as a subdeacon and |
| I reworked a | sentence to avoid an awkward phrase ("writing in the T |
| nski's lawyer said she planned to recommend a | sentence of house arrest. |
| h), which disenfranchised everybody serving a | sentence of imprisonment, and the previous legislation |
| One minor note that should be addressed is a | sentence or two about his personal life. |
| This violation of his parole resulted in a | sentence of life imprisonment to be imposed on Crutchl |
| I changed the wording of a | sentence in the Geography and Climate section from "Ta |
| Few have worked harder to make a | sentence right, or to conceal the effort that had made |
| Carruth is serving a | sentence of at least 18 years and 11 months at Nash Co |
| becomes the last woman in Britain to suffer a | sentence of death by burning (although she is in pract |
| ses at Windsor and was arrested, leading to a | sentence of ten years with hard labour at Cockatoo Isl |
| reement whereby a state agrees to carry out a | sentence imposed by the Court. |
| A | sentence such as "john gave a book to Mary" is then re |
| t, who initially joined the team to fulfill a | sentence of 200 hours of community service after being |
| In 1411, a | sentence of excommunication was issued by the Archbish |
| imprisonment, to be served consecutively to a | sentence in Puerto Rico. |
| that the weak should always be eliminated - a | sentence directed towards the now dead member of Oraci |
| ffiti ("loltingz" just randomly inserted in a | sentence) not only for 9 months, but with 28 non-bot e |
| bundance of the Heart, the Mouth Speaks" is a | sentence in the Bible, Luke 6:45 |
| operly evaluate the truth (or falsehood) of a | sentence, one must make reference to an interpretation |
| When analyzing a | sentence, the pronominal type is given first, then the |
| second time, being placed in Scotland under a | sentence of death for treason. |
| She faced a | sentence of up to 15 years in prison, but was ordered |
| hus, proving that some sequence of words is a | sentence of some language amounts to proving that the |
| ncerning his conduct... they laid him under a | sentence of excommunication." |
| Added a | sentence in the first paragraph making it clear that t |
| If a | sentence is upheld as substantively reasonable, it cou |
| overturned by a higher court which imposed a | sentence of life imprisonment in 1981. |
| , as logical devices so that asserting that a | sentence is true is just a quoted way of asserting the |
| Persons serving a | sentence of imprisonment used to be barred from regist |
| ization Act of 1935, the state could impose a | sentence of compulsory sterilization as part of their |
| ing of clauses that occurs when translating a | sentence by correspondences between phrase-structure r |
| ith just one page in English which was just a | sentence telling visitors that they could download the |
| hat a term of PRS is invalid if is added to a | sentence by DOCS. |
| One of them starts with a | sentence and then the other continues until the story |
| Another inscription is a | sentence repeated three times in a para-mythological t |
| Garibaldi replied by telegraph with a | sentence that became famous: Obbedisco ("I obey"). |
| mped upon Kansai Jr. Nakama Junta's slip on a | sentence, twisting Nakama's sentence to "Kokoro ga paa |
| In a | sentence inspired by a quote of Talleyrand about the B |
| Long pled guilty to desertion and was given a | sentence of 15 months in prison, reduction in rank to |
| Colombia from 1992 to 1994, and had served a | sentence in prison because of his political ideology, |
| life intentionally save in the execution of a | sentence of a court following his conviction of a crim |
| e Act required that the prisoner be serving a | sentence of serious sexual offence (involving violence |
| He did not receive a | sentence, because the court decided the case had taken |
| t the pictorial diagram groups the parts of a | sentence according to their offices and relations, and |
| In their third edition, the Grimms added a | sentence to the end, that Korbes must have been a wick |
| In January 1973 while serving a | sentence of six months to 10 years, he was denied paro |
| Good question -- I just added a | sentence on that to the article in case you want to se |
| A | sentence of exile is passed upon him; his house is raz |
| Given a structure or interpretation, a | sentence will have a fixed truth value. |
| s v. the State, the defendant, who is under a | sentence of death for a murder that he says that he di |
| Could be reduced to a | sentence or two; if people want to know how the pro bo |
| He was found guilty and is serving a | sentence of eight years and four months . |
| ut experts say Bashir is more likely to get a | sentence of about 10 years. |
| t that is normally expressed by saying that a | sentence is true. |
| ince "the arnolini portrait" can be used in a | sentence where it might not be meant as the name. |
| a section of their own (they may well merit a | sentence or two if there is substantial, but briefer, |
| Your first example is "just a | sentence fragment", and precisely synonymous with "on |
| or, in some cases, their residents to serve a | sentence imposed by the Court within their territory. |
| Ken: "Right, let's put a | sentence together. |
| I wanted to add a trivia note, maybe a | sentence in the article, addressing the obvious contin |
| He is serving a | sentence in Belgium. |
| s it has worked on when a prisoner receives a | sentence reduction or is freed from prison. |
| ls and testified against him, and was given a | sentence of six to eighteen years. |
| directly trying to take away credit toward a | sentence that an inmate had already earned, an action |
| For example a | sentence about the first airport or the 1962 Commonwea |
| I added a | sentence about him. |
| ials by both McCrery and his wife and added a | sentence about this to the end of the paragraph. |
| ulting a police officer, and Bagshaw served a | sentence for robbery. |
| When the judge imposes a | sentence within the Guidelines range, his or her balan |
| and carried matters so far that he incurred a | sentence of exile. |
| n who had escaped from prison while serving a | sentence for murder only to rape another young woman? |
| at the (often unpleasant) fact expressed in a | sentence cannot be changed and must be accepted. |
| Also, I have added a | sentence to that effect that "that IML is attended by |
| eme indicated a word, so a "word" indicated a | sentence. |
| Because a lowercase word at the start of a | sentence can look "odd", it is recommended at their we |
| He is currently serving a | sentence of life in prison without parole for the crim |
| mposed of short pieces of advice (generally a | sentence or two) arranged into topics: "At home", "Dut |
| ion which fully determines the semantics of a | sentence. |
| He received a | sentence of fifteen years, which inspired Henry Boote, |
| The second paragraph should have a | sentence saying, he worked his way up from smaller rol |
| s are selected for their function, be it in a | sentence or in a cell. |
| Her plea carries the risk of a | sentence of as much as ten years and a $250,000 fine, |
| begins in 1783, young Henry Cabell receives a | sentence of transportation for fourteen years for the |
| and serve 15 hours of community service as a | sentence. |
| are cited to other sources are essentially a | sentence or a paragraph from Shellady (again almost wo |
| to things, and the way she sort of lays out a | sentence. |
| ho was on work release from prison, serving a | sentence for theft. |
| The subject and the object of a | sentence are often omitted when these are considered o |
| ing special about eight "buffalos"; indeed, a | sentence with "buffalo" repeated any number of times i |
| As of 2010 he is serving a | sentence in U.S. federal prison. |
| e Juarez, Mexico State, where he is serving a | sentence of 21 years. |
| ptural commentaries, quoting, for instance, a | sentence from the Doreshe Reshumot on Ex. xxi. 12 (Ha- |
| The conviction led to a | sentence of five years in Slade prison. |
| d ordered the public burning of the Talmud, a | sentence which was carried into effect in the public s |
| When writing articles, if it's " | Sentence supported by A. Sentence supported by B. Sent |
| If it's " | Sentence supported by A. Sentence supported by A.", I |
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