violently

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• This is what’s fueled the demonstrations, from the peaceful to the violent.

• “Don’t argue with a customer if they make threats or become violent,” the guidance warns.

• As a result, flushing from urinals produces a “more violent climbing tendency,” the researchers said, adding it’s something they had noticed outside of their research.

• The government either claims that misinformation circulating on social media and WhatsApp is likely to cause violence, or that an ongoing violent situation can only be brought under control by closing down communications.

• Initially, there were no signs of a violent police response.

• The website Murder Inna Dancehall catalogs 207 dancehall songs with violently anti-gay lyrics.

• The three basic ways for prisoners to die are old age, disease or violently.

• Did Michael Brown have a motive to violently attack the officer?

• The seas are calm, no waves violently knocking the hull, as they inevitably will during long stretches of the race.

• And so it is with admiration and understanding that we are still violently furious over the pairing of Joey and Rachel.

• Her heart fluttered violently with fear as she saw that he stepped out after her, and walked by her side toward the house.

• Hilda and Edwin rushed fleeing into the street, violently urged by a common impulse.