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The day was fine and warm but I was wearing a wool hat to cover my scars – rather odd in the circumstances so I was
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But she looked fine, he had to admit he had enjoyed making love to her even as she was haunted by this ghost from space
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“He was at the crime scene and he started talking about how I should be on his show, like nothing ever happened, like everything was fine between us
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He got picked on in school as a kid for stuttering, so my parents told me never to pick on kids, which is fine, but their reasoning was more out of fear that the kid might “snap,” not because it was the right thing to do
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I’m sure attendance will be fine
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And if it isn’t, that will be fine too
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It should have been fine
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She had a fine home in the native culture
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She was with a fine man in the native culture
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It is a fine line we walk as grandparents, to love our grandchildren without interfering with their relationship with their own parents
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A fine misting is enough
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He wanted to say that his dad didn’t have anything to worry about, that Johnny was not only doing fine, but thriving in his newfound profession
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There were a few scraggles of thin ribbonleaves and some sap-nubs trying to hold the fine red sand together
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"I'm fine," Mouse said
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This was not her idea of a fun way to spend the dusk, especially when she imagined the fine cups that would be going around at Kulai's duskmeal while they discussed the upcoming evening's entertainment
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‘Yes, that will be fine
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"I'm fine, now that I'm out of that camping trip
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The real strength was waiting patiently for her return wasn't it? As well as letting her know that he would be fine until then, and letting her know that her position with him was secure, though it was filled by a temp till then
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Some of the postures have relation to the nervous body and that inner structure of fine nerves, called the 'nadis', which underlie the nervous system
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They are largely the dangers of a fine mental concept that runs ahead of the capacity of the physical body
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"That's fine, you said laboratory equipment was the main thing they put in ceramic shells
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The print on those pages was really fine but his name had the yellow circle
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If used as a casual friend and sex partner without coming to depend on her, she was fine, but for an impressionable youngster, she might be too callous with his heart
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The weather looks fine
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She was petite, blonde, with fine features and a smooth lilting voice that swayed with southern French tones
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The sex was fine but she babbled half the sleep about some guy that should have been filming
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Ajarn was one of the best there was and while he handled his mai sak and khem sak, the bamboo and metal ritual tattoo sticks, as though he were about to commit murder with them, the designs were as perfect and fine as medieval calligraphy
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it is to have such a fine
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So far this particular establishment was fine, but he'd been put off by some herdsmen he'd met in the past
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He didn't need to remind me of the fine tradition of inter-breeding in Darklow Town
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Last dark would be fine, but the girls would all be leaving with dawn if they were here now
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The wind was strong enough to whip fine sand up high enough to choke them, but not enough to hide the high clouds that would roll on beyond this desert to the hills beyond the lake
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was a small gift from a grateful mother to this fine father of the race of Nosferatu
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His jaw was large and square and his tattoos more fine and intricate than those of his henchman
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He’ll be fine! He’s in the best
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‘Yes, she’ll be fine – it is only natural that she should be like this, it has been a hellish few weeks for her, Stephen
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‘I’m fine now
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A fine, faint spray hung in the air, cocooning the
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‘Mother is fine, thanks Tonya
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"I'm fine, now that I'm out of that camping trip," the sister on the ground answered
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"We're not back home, so don't worry about her, she'll be fine," Glenelle said
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Because she was looking at the limb of the world with the main scope, she could see a fifty mile wide swath of land at once, and could scan fifty miles in each direction with some fine adjustments to the scope positioning
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‘They were fine then
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He had long since decided to abandon all methods that purported to achieve anything, anywhere, at any time at all and he seemed to be getting along just fine
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‘I’ll be fine in a moment
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He'd had a good mortal life himself, four good and faithful women, seven fine children
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‘You are doing fine with the job, Kate
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‘Told you, you’d be fine
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" She’d made the landing just fine, of course
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I wanted him to hold me close and tell me that everything would be fine
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I just wonder at the worth of all this," he waved his arm at the harem, the fine carvings, the fountains, the sky and fields in the distance
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It was fine by me
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Her artificial limbs would still work and the palsic shakes that came on would go away once she adjusted to them, but she wouldn't have the same fine control as before, not until the damaged interfaces were replaced back at Sagan
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‘Yes, it was fine, thanks, Kate
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As it was he lost a precious hour in that welder-bot's circular help system figuring out its fine points
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Unlike a Highland Elf, he was not about to wait four hundred Earth years for his home to be completed, with clay blocks and cut wood he was able to get a fine home done in the outrageously short time of a dozen Earth years this way
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Since they arrived, a very thin coating of fine dust had settled on the ship
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Neither was at all snobbish, both were very interested in looking at the boat that looked like a space ship and they had a fine skin of a tasty green with them that went well with a few shots from one of the last bottles of genuine cachaca at 61 Cygni
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Their anchorage was beautiful, a sheltered cove behind a fine sand beach
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Rethymno itself was fine, although a little too bookish for his taste, possessing insufficient an air of debauchery despite Crete’s bloody history
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The boy was a fine specimen, vigorous and young, and engaging in his own sweet and innocent way
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It was a small gift from a grateful mother to this fine father of the race of Nosferatu
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They don't understand the human mind, but if they copy the brain at a fine enough level of detail, the interaction you get with that mind is indistinguishable from the living mind over a communication channel
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I think she is a fine young woman and hope that you will be able to persuade Wiesse that this is the correct course of action to take
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‘Either would be fine, thanks
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I’m fine, Renald … a few bruises, nothing much more
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“Yeah, they are fine, which is a relief
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How about we meet at the Market wayhouse? About 6 tonight is fine with me
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"You saw the footage, you saw he was fine then
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Everything here at your house is fine – Gerde has just left after doing her usual household magic
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She was a fine figure of a woman, and he woke up feeling pretty randy
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Two of the women at the station had long hair and they taught us the fine art of braiding
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He worked her body like a fine tuned instrument
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As promised, Gilla has put on a fine spread and I am just sitting down to a plate of bacon, eggs and some sort of local sausage when the men appear
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ale kegs should be fine as when they landed it was judged to have
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Had she ever been important to him? No, as long as she was pretty and stayed with him on the boat, that had been fine
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The stream was fine, more like the first one they camped near while his foot healed, but bigger
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Washington will help us see what a fine student and a superb athlete my client is
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Washington, you called Erick - a fine student, a fine young man, and a popular young man
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It would hardly classify as "fine student
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JOYCE: You called him a fine young man and said that he is a popular young man
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JOYCE: You say having a lot of dates is an indication of his popularity, and based on his popularity with women, you call him a "fine young man
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JOYCE: You also called Samantha a popular girl because she went out on a lot of dates, yet you did not refer to her as a "fine young woman
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JOYCE: For identical behavior, you call Erick a fine young man but not Samantha
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"I'll be fine," he said, "but it was most comfortable walking with you
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Decreases the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines
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“I always said he was a fine young man
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I know," she looked toward the unnamed one, "that things were fine in the forties, but this is not the forties
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The practice of this exercise will not only improve your balance but fine down calves and ankles that may be a little too heavy for your liking
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'No thanks, I'm fine at the moment
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Simmer them slowly for about an hour and then strain through a fine sieve or cloth
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Just let me say that Knume is a fine person and he didn't think he was casting me aside so coldly
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‘You are a fine fellow
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His is fine Alex, really
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As we grew closer to the top, he grew more calm and even entertained us with some humming and fine wailing whilst looking through the rear windows
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He has a special gift; he will be a fine addition to our ranks
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It was quite fine
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"Fine with me," she said, "I was casually thinking about that myself
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This was another excuse for symbolism that was telling me that they were watching over me and that I would be fine
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There is a narrow archway between the bed sitting room and the kitchenette, evidence that there used to be two rooms, the front one of which, the bigger room with the large sash window, looks out over parked cars and signs warning dog owners that they can be fined if their animals soil the pavement
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the event, and fined a considerable amount
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'They have been fined by me and given penance by
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People who did not vote, were to be fined one ducit to go towards council expenses, namely for the councilors themselves
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Some fifty years ago, in my country, male homosexuals were prosecuted, and after having been declared guilty of crime, were fined and sentenced to jail
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The wily priest always has a pre-selected victim named in the silent revelation; one who is either rich or unpopular, and though the dead man has probably died of colic and stomach-ache, the culprit may be put to death for witchcraft, or heavily fined, whichever is deemed expedient
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Out of curiosity I asked the driver: Why is it that in such a disciplined and fined society as this, people sell stolen items openly and with impunity?” His answer that “they do it for benevolent purposes” did not really convince me, but I had no other choice than to accept it with reserved doubts
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Those engaged in negative behaviour will be singled out, pressurized, condemned, fined, jailed
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Fannie Mae was fined $134 million for their fraudulent activity but no one was
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recorded this conversation in the first place, even though the Martins were fined for their illegal act
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fined by the world, it cannot be real
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fined and therefore limited yourself
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fined with the contrast between the two
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would hide in the river-bed, under the water of the stream that run by, so as to avoid being caught and fined by the village guard
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driver will be fined
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Why is a rat more important that preventing fires? A Taiwanese immigrant farmer was arrested for running over a kangaroo rat while tilling his own land and fined $200,000
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I got the truth out any way, and the SP was fined $15m
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been sent to prison for three years and fined more than $100,000
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Thus, the business was fined
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Army Corps of Engineers fined a Minnesota farmer
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Having fined him, the Corps made him dig the fill out
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Vice pounded his gavel, a hammer, on the table and said that Captain Bannister was fined one glass of wine in that he had not asked permission of the President of the Mess to be seated
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over forty thousand separate things we can be fined for
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The NYSE itself was even fined millions of dollars by the SEC for failing to
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a week, violators would be fined, forest fires were raging out of
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fined to the graveyard
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Luckily while I was being fined one of the boys managed to snap a couple of pics to run with the blog
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I had to respond in an instant; either I stayed and took my chances hoping for a merciful and understanding officer; stayed and got bitched out and then was handed a hefty fine, fined and taken to jail, or I could run away and hope to lose the officer
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Like a fined tuned watch, major
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been convicted of, each time he’s been fined, two million
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On too many occasions, companies and individuals have been at fault and fined for their transgressions, and yet few if any one did jail time
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Scooter Libby was fined and sent to jail, but the real higher-ups behind the fiasco managed to escape any fines or prison time
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These are jobs that shouldn’t have been necessary in the first place and I firmly believe that those who are responsible for the polluting should do the cleanup, besides being fined
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Prescott was a persistent Nazi supporter who came back time and time again after being shut down and fined to continue this crime 9 times after having his wrist slapped
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As far as the corporations, they have no taxes to pay, but if they fail to follow a regulation, they will be fined – quite heavily
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that you could be fined or convicted of a crime under the Can-Spam Act
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time, very recently in fact, when you could be fined for carrying chewing gum as it
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“They fined her! Plus after the police questioned Diane D, her mom took her into another room and closed the door
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a product or service that stops you from being fined or going to jail has a high
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Of course I knew very well that no superior would ever receive the money we were fined, it was destined just for the two of them
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But think about this—if one can get fined for public nudity and indecent exposure by urinating in public, what harm would it do to allow localities to issue misdemeanor fines for a range of behaviors considered by a reasonable person to be indecent? That is probably the best we can do here, but it does mean that communities who strongly believe in sex and sexuality as a private matter can fine those who go outside the line
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Most vampires don’t wear the bracelet but if they are found without the card, they can be fined
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You don’t get fined
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commanding officer, he gave me a lecture, fined me five
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Of course Securitas company-cars wouldn't usually get fined - they were always in a hurry
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It was another expense that neither of them could afford, but coughing up now, would be a lot cheaper than being fined
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The Chief Of Police heavily fined him too, and returned him to his cruel and unforgiving prison cell
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The Chief Of Police fined the family, and injunctions were issued forbidding the family to go onto Roger’s land
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fined moguls that are close together, but at least they'll be round;
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It won’t be long before Jeremiah and the Dixon clan fined a way to make good on their gold mine windfall
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When she had to quit work to give berth to their first child she would not be fined
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Before Napoleon’s Civil Code: they were free to do one thousand things without being subject to arrest, fined, jailed and executed
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No matter how corrupt you are: you cannot be jailed or fined
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If they did not, they were brought back, fined, imprisoned, and disgraced
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And anyone who tries to own property will be jailed and fined
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You were fined for it and jailed for it
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fined sugar is worse than having nothing
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you, a confectioner and a member of the trade federation, a member of the bowling club, fined for speeding,
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Dana's family is outrage! They try to file harassment charges back against Kathy for harassing Missy in the past, which caused Dana's assaults in the first place! The courts say that they had already charged Kathy before when Dana was sent to prison! The courts say that they had charged Kathy with harassment and had fined her! Dana's family is all still outraged! Dana continues to lose her cool as her family and her friends grab on to her, trying to calm her down! Kathy, Raymond and Julie look on nervously as Dana's family and friends all hold on to Dana very tightly, trying to comfort her and control her temper! Dana's family calms her down for a while
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Payments made after the said date will be credited, but will also be fined a lateness fee
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For that, Deaver was sentenced to three years’ probation and fined one hundred thousand dollars
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There was a bit of a river there, and one of the chaps got so drunk that he went orf his onion and jumped into the water, and when they got him out the village policeman locked him up, and the next day he was took before the beak and fined two pounds or a month's hard labour for trying to commit suicide
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"Not having repeated them, through negligence, I should be fined
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It was, however, made manifest, that Mrs Fenton had offended the law, in so much, as her flags had not been swept that morning; and therefore, to appease the offended delicacy of Miss Peggy, who was a most respectable lady in single life, I fined the delinquent five shillings
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“The company was fined by our fearless regulators
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Mulcaster had kept silent about his grievance; he and I were admonished and fined five shillings each and fifteen shillings costs
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A week later when Sebastian came up for trial he was fined ten pounds
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For a split second, I thought about making an issue about the fact that I was selling rather too few records and that was the point of the publicity stunt, but I decided that it was probably prudent to let it pass, and he fined me £5
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Let’s not forget that 78 defendants in this data set were scalded and then fined or sent to prison
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Even if her cross was stricken, even if she was fined, she had turned a blowtorch on Candace Martin’s cool demeanor
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You will be fined and jailed
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The judge fined him, and Broward responded by threatening to kill the judge, rape his wife, and suffocate their children
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He was found guilty and fined
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The electrician was blamed and fined
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What I saw was what I had seen for years around Hollywood, a man lean as whipcord and leather; hard riding, tennis every day, swimming, yachting, and mountain climbing had fined him down to this
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Squirrels chattering in cages! A trouble unit arrived, triangulated on me instantly, had me reprimanded, fined, and home, minus my diathermy machine, in jig time
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These men are fined, without being allowed publicly to express the motives of their refusal, and others are put in their places
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Some of these men are sent to insane asylums, others are enlisted as scribes and are transferred to service in Siberia, others are made to serve in the forestry department, others are locked up in prisons, and others are fined
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Thus an officer of the reserve, who did not keep the authorities informed of his residence and who declared that he would not again serve as a military man, was lately, for not fulfilling the commands of the authorities, fined thirty roubles, which, too, he refused to pay voluntarily
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These men are fined, and false reasons are ascribed for their refusal, the true ones meanwhile remaining hidden from the public
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Some of these men are confined in the insane hospitals, some are appointed military clerks and sent to serve in Siberia, some are made foresters, others are thrown into prison, others are fined
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For instance, an officer of the reserve recently failed to give information of the place of his residence, and declined to serve further in the army; he was fined thirty roubles for disobeying the orders of the authorities,—and this he declined to pay, except under compulsion
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When the peasants went into court, and had each other fined and imprisoned, it did not soften their hearts in the least
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Some of these men are sent to the lunatic asylum, some are enrolled as clerks and transferred to Siberia, some are sent to work in the forests, some are sent to prison, some are fined
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Thus an officer of reserve, who did not report his change of residence, and justified this on the ground that he would not serve in the army any longer, was fined thirty rubles for non-compliance with the orders of the superior authority
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Sir, should we refuse an inquiry into this case, when we know that the fine of James Thompson Callender, for one of the most atrocious libels ever written in the United States, was remitted? When we know that it was remitted by the President of the United States, after the money had been received by the proper receiving officer of the United States, when it had passed out of the hands of James Thompson Callender into the hands of the officer of Government, and was, to all intents and purposes, in the Treasury of the United States, because there is no such thing as a treasury in which money is actually deposited—for a libel, too, in which the great Father of his Country was treated with a shameless indignity, which could not but have gone to the heart of every man? When the President of the United States was in that libel called a hoary-headed incendiary, should that fine be returned, and shall a gentleman in this House be fined and imprisoned for that which was not even improper? Shall we not restore to him that which others have been suffered to retain, and for which we have not brought to question him who restored it after it was in possession of the receiving officer of the United States—in fact, after it was in the Treasury? Let us not be guilty of this inconsistency
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[This bill provides for the remission of penalties incurred by the captains and owners of vessels which have been compelled to take on board emigrants from Cuba, with their slaves, the landing of the latter in the United States having, under present laws, forfeited the vessels and cargoes and fined the persons concerned
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The Speaker presented a memorial of Matthew Lyon, of Kentucky, stating that, whilst a member of the House of Representatives of the United States, from the State of Vermont, he was illegally tried and found guilty, under a charge of sedition, and fined the sum of one thousand dollars, and imprisoned twelve months, and praying that the said fine may be repaid, with interest, together with his pay as a member of Congress, which was withheld during his confinement
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He tries to remember; speeding tickets, unpaid fines, tax fraud, anything that might shut out the possibility of a name other than his daughter’s being mentioned
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The hugging of hoodies and cash point fines are signs of a soft underbelly, of the yellow streak running through the modern world
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But the directors of a regulated company, having the management of no common capital, have no other fund to employ in this way, but the casual revenue arising from the admission fines, and from the corporation duties imposed upon the trade of the company
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By rendering the tax upon such fines a good deal heavier than upon the ordinary rent, this hurtful practice might be discouraged, to the no small advantage of all the different parties concerned, of the landlord, of the tenant, of the sovereign, and of the whole community
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As an forensic law expert I can tell you that legally any bank caught with money laundering will face severe (hundreds of millions) in fines and (we hope) a few banksters in jail
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Assuming you could avoid running afoul of the law, or assuming at least that the fines didn’t cut too deeply into profits; you could do anything
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Anyone breaking the law forfeited their ship and also faced huge fines
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Most Klansmen were not convicted, and those that were got small sentences or fines
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Colling was hoping that the conversation would not go on, but the NKVD man was encouraged by the girls’ response, and after responding to their question with, “I am fines, too,” asked, “What is names, please?”
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to be to find enough minor infractions to justify assessing enough in fines to pay for the state OSHA
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Was the push an all-out effort to get the carbon fines and sanctions going by the time the sun-earth cycle began its cooling phase in order to be in a position to take credit for the drop in temperature? Said another way, without a global taxing body in operation, when the cooling started, this political movement would suffer and possibly die, bringing about some other income redistribution scheme,
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multibillion-dollar fines that had resulted from their having fallen short of the unrealistic and impractical Kyoto standards
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I had not witnessed one, but I understand most of the accused are reconciled, admit their sins, and are variously punished with fines, imprisonment, wearing distinctive clothing, and such
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fines the outer self, consciousness the inner, and in pure
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I got fines of $12m and $15m, respectively, imposed on them for blocking grade level crossings parallel to Grand Avenue (the U
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EPA imposed $600,000 in fines and legal fees on another subsidiary of the Marmon Group for failing to fill out a federal form, even
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Imposing fines for violation of the animal protection act not only on foreigners,
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Imposing fines for violation of these defaults without exception
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to three years and high fines
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months as well as fines of up to 15,000 euros
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The Russian government was later reported to have levied heavy fines upon the violators (Reuters News Service, 7 August 1999)
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The Coast Guard developed shipboard firefighting and prevention strategies, enforced legal sanctions and imposed fines on polluters
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When spills occur, the Coast Guard, in cooperation with other government agencies and private companies, is involved in clean-up operations, investigates the source of the pollution, holds hearings, and levies fines on violators
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Alleged pollution violators, ships officers, and associated corporations can be subjected to Coast Guard hearings, fines, and clean-up costs (“Search On…,” 1980)
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The issuance of violation notices by Coast Guard boarding officers to vessel owners involved the levy of proportional fines, pending the option of boater-requested hearings (“Coast Guard…Ticketing…,”
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Drivers who failed the sobriety tests were subjected to hearings and fines
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"I must levy the fines in this timeline, of course, but I'm quite sure the alternate Camerons will do the same in their timelines
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creating the “Bank” would also mandate heavy fines for unauthorized access, thus
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Here you won’t have problems with copyright infringement and the fol owing penalties and fines
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from taxation to issuing of parking fines
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It was totally banned throughout all jurisdictions in Australia and anyone caught possessing one was subject to heavy fines and possible imprisonment
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Large fines would be imposed on anyone camping in the forest, or lighting fires except in the places provided
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Then they patrolled Alexandria Bay and slapped fines and convictions on nude males—not females of course; and that was the end of innocence
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A court will take the factors listed above into consideration - but the penalties may include fines, termination of parental rights, supervised access to the child, and jail time
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While vandalism may be considered "art" by some, it is nonetheless a crime against property that is punishable by jail time, monetary fines, or both
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First time offenders may often avoid jail time, and receive fines, community service, or other alternative sentences
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The jails were almost empty as minor offenses were repaid as fines or community service and serious offenses were dealt with severely
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The jails are almost empty as minor offenses are repaid as fines or community service and serious offenses are dealt with severely
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many factory farm owners would be paying heavy fines and seeing
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fines of the free software agenda
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-If possible, stiff fines should be paid by the pimps and
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Part of those fines can go to the victims
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This is not America when banks and Wall Street cause economic collapses and no one pays any fines or suffers any time in jail
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As far as where to get the money for the watchdogs, it comes from the fines that companies will have to pay, which may be sufficient to hire even more of these environmental police
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Any business that dumps poisons into rivers or lakes has to pay for the cleanup and come up with the cash for fines
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They’ll be warned and if it happens again, they still have to do remediation along with even stiffer fines
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ments, turning the other cheek (fines, probation), and an eye for an eye (life imprisonment, death penalty)
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It will come from fines collected
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Fines aren’t out of the question and there’s room in the jail for CEOs who don’t cooperate
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If any corporation pollutes the air, land, rivers, lakes and oceans, they have to pay for cleanup, make sure that it’s accomplished and pay fines
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For the second offense, the same is required with higher fines – appreciably higher
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The third offense results in outrageously higher fines, a shut down of the business and jail time for the offenders
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Scooter Libby was fined and sent to jail, but the real higher-ups behind the fiasco managed to escape any fines or prison time
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If they are caught a second time, the fines are vastly increased
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remembered me and the five thousand dollars in fines that I owe
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Make fines for not meeting safety standards too large to be treated by the parent company as cost of doing business, so they’ll fix the safety problems
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You see, there were no charges ever filed against Terence Underwood; he was never punished, and there were no fines levied against him
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of any outdoor ordinance will me met with stiff federal fines and
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They paid a few small fines, and that assuaged
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Although most of these cases involve cease and desist orders, some states have assessed fines and are contemplating stiffer penalties
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Gordon tens of millions of dollars to fix the building in addition to civil and criminal fines
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widely, but with the government establishing more restrictions and fines you don’t want this to be a problem for you
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The problem with it (aside from the governmental restrictions and associated fines) is
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‘’I am ready to pay for their cautions and for any compensation claims or fines laid against them
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Raymond understood at once what Arntern meant by his polite use of the word ‘irregularities’: it was common around the kingdom for men-at-arms in charge of watch patrols to abuse their powers by levying so-called fines under flimsy pretexts, in order to fatten their purses
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My seneschal often has to slap fines on owners of cook shops who serve bad food or defraud their customers by overcharging them
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Those who were found to overcharge visiting pilgrims, especially the old and feeble ones, where then subjected to heavy fines and back taxes
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I was paying thousands of dollars in fines for a weapon of mass destruction
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In the case of the former, fines are levied 153
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It was such a change from the constant stress of her life in LA, running back and forth from one place to another, dodging parking fines, struggling to pay her rent, trying to stay one step ahead of constant jetlag, all while keeping her horny passengers’ hands off her
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The Israelis occupy land taken by force of arms in the face of UN resolutions; North Korea sells nuclear weapons to rogue states; Iran and Syria arm the Hezbollah in defiance of world opinion; the Russians are planting flags at the North Pole contrary to international treaties; the Faroese are catching 10 times the agreed sustainable fishing quota; the Pakistanis are cheating at cricket to allow betting fraud; the Zimbabweans are seizing farms and giving them to government cronies; the US imprisons “foreign combatants” in Guantanamo Bay without any rights under US law or the Geneva convention; Greek workers riot on the streets until they get what they want; the French Government refuses to pay EU fines for breaking the rules they themselves set; terrorists blow up innocent civilians and end up in the government of Northern Ireland; the Australians criticise the Japanese for killing whales “for scientific research”, because they are “sentient beings”, but shoot kangaroos as pests
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In addition to fines and
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pay the parking fines
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But think about this—if one can get fined for public nudity and indecent exposure by urinating in public, what harm would it do to allow localities to issue misdemeanor fines for a range of behaviors considered by a reasonable person to be indecent? That is probably the best we can do here, but it does mean that communities who strongly believe in sex and sexuality as a private matter can fine those who go outside the line
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Master Baret had paid the fines
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on the same page with the speeding tickets and court fines, not on the
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I didn’t know then that Poland didn’t have very strict advertising laws and the kind of practices that would have attracted big fines in the UK were perfectly legal there
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That way if you didn’t collect fines
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He ranted on about us living in a police state where everyone had to be punished like little children and that speeding fines was all about the government grabbing money off poor buggers like himself
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That act mandated that anyone in any state that encountered a runaway slave was obligated to take action to return the slave to his owner or face heavy fines and imprisonment
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You imposed fines upon them if they didn’t help return your runaway slaves
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Not to mention losing what we have to enormous fines
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and all of the fines for not releasing our second album, we either
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of their houses, paying high fines to the court, being
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You do want your ten thousand dollars back, don"t you Mum?” David asked, trying his best to make me feel better when most of my family was now facing the prospect of lengthy jail sentences and stiff fines
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Alric watched her, “It’s a barbaric practice where fines are paid by giving a slave
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That slave works to pay off the fines
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Attorney Anderson’s press conference announcing that all of those arrested would be charged only with harboring fugitives and, in return for guilty pleas, his office would request fines and suspended jail sentences, went a long way toward defusing what had the potential to be an explosive situation in Massachusetts
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As could be expected, a fundraising drive was launched to pay the fines
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But it is revealed that the other fellow was worth a million dollars, he laughs at the fine, reaches into his pocket and brings forth a roll of bills that would pay a thousand such fines, pays his penalty and goes on his way rejoicing
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Considering they had served their time, paid their fines, completed parole and paid taxes, didn’t they deserve the right to full citizenship like the rest of us?
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What if I will never be one of the “greats”? What if I’m only one of the “fines”?
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“There are plenty of people who remember the fines
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Proceeds of justice – fees and fines from courts
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The post was lucrative, the salary usefully supplemented by gifts, bribes, and percentages skimmed off the top of fines and forfeited bail money
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The fining of corporations is just a strong
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Just fining the obese will not cut it for this guy
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Hoffman, I’m fining you eight hundred dollars
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Then commenced the customary proceeding; calling of the jurymen, fining the absent ones, listening to the claims of exemption from jury duty and filling the panel from a number of reserves
