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The Chancery is done with out a choke. Arm is not under and in deep like the guillotine to choke the opponent.
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Joe stevenson - always trying for a guillotine choke as soon as he hits the ground
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The guillotine choke who is a lot of time he calls it the Mckenzitine choke
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armbar, flying armbar, triangle choke, north south choke, rear naked choke, kneebar, spinning kneebar, kimura, guillotine.
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There seems to be a misspelling in your question. If you mean "guillotine," it is a device used for carrying out executions by decapitation, typically associated with the French Revolution.
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You would likely be killed BY a guillotine if placed IN a guillotine.
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A Submission move in the UFC refers to a hold like a Guillotine Choke or a Kimura lock where one fighter locks up his opponent in such a way that one of their body parts is compressed/stretched which causes immense pain. The person who is caught in the hold is given a chance to top out which means that they agree to lose the fight. This is called a "Submission" which is a very popular way of winning a fight.
Some of the popular submission holds are: Guillotine Choke, Kimura, Arm-bar, Rear naked choke etc
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Guillotine. It would cut off the heads of the victims, during the Reign of Terror. Certain people thought it was more humane than the old way of killing people [hangings, or beheadings with axe's]. It's believed that even after you were beheaded by the guillotine you could still live up to 30 seconds.
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Reflections on the Guillotine was created in 1957.
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The Guillotine was a French instrument of execution.
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The guillotine was made to be an effective way to excite criminals.
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Louis Guillotine. His profession was an inventor.
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we don't know who designed the guillotine but Dr Joseph Ignace Guillotine was the lobbyist for it and said they would benefit from execution of people
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Guillotine - Circle album - was created in 2003.
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it came from a man who invented it whose name had a reference to guillotine. it came from a man who invented it whose name had a reference to guillotine.
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they rarely but still did use the guillotine in ww2
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At Level 45 a Gligar or Gliscor will learn Guillotine
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The guillotine.
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The duration of Master of the Flying Guillotine is 1.35 hours.
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the guillotine machine were made in 1870 by assistant executioner and carpenter Leon Berger
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French physician Joseph Ignace Guillotin proposed the use of the guillotine in 1789.
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The Pokemon Crawdaunt normally learns Guillotine at level 65.
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The guillotine was exceedingly efficient, moderately bloody, and allowed for a spectacle.
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Master of the Flying Guillotine was created on 1976-04-24.
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It must be something like that: "sous la guillotine jusqu'a la fin" = "under the guillotine till the end".
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Way too many to list here.
I know that but what basic ones? Arm bar, knee lock, ankle lock, kimora, guillotine, rear naked choke, sholuder lock, triangle, darce... to name a few.
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The Bagel Guillotine was invented by Paul Ricard of Amherst, Massachusetts. That's my Dad!
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An industrial guillotine is a machine that cuts something by dropping/pushing a blade down on it from above.
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In the french reverloution Dr Guilllotine invented the guillotin to exacute communists.
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King Louis XVI was decapitatedin the guillotine on January 21st, 1793.
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They were sent to the guillotine where they died "In the Twinkling of an Eye".
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