premeditated

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• Nor was the premeditated massacre of 38 people asphyxiated in the back of a police van.

• Obama wanted to assume the moral responsibility for what were in effect premeditated government executions.

• But there is also little doubt that the Obama campaign has proven far more premeditated and adept when it comes to its media buys.

• “We do not have information at present that leads us to conclude that this was premeditated or preplanned,” Rice said.

• Was the attack a premeditated act targeting the ambassador and carefully timed to coincide with the 11th anniversary of 9/11?

• Apparently it had not been premeditated, for the parties were fighting with sticks and stones, as well as swords and fire-arms.

• The hope of gaining the crown was not the result of a premeditated plan in the minds of the restless Guises.

• Indeed, in the succeeding quiet and the mildness of his voice, there was almost a premeditated cunning.

• Murdered under official sanction, in accordance with premeditated design.

• He had premeditated the shipwreck; the proofs were the preparations discovered in the haunted house.