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What are the different words for murder kill etc in Hebrew and which is used in the decalogue?
murder Can you explain your source? Also: Does "murder" most probably include or exclude killing in war, for self-defense, for capital punishment, for "good" reasons? Thanks for your answer.
What are the appendages in cnidaria?
Appendages in cnidarians are called tentacles . They are used in food capture and defense . Stinging cells are present in tentacles .
What do crayfish's claws help them with?
Claws are used only for getting/finding food, and defense.
What is murder's thumb?
"Murder's thumb" is a colloquial term for the act of pressing down on the bottom or side of a blade while stabbing someone to increase the force and damage. This technique can be used in self-defense situations or as a means of killing someone.
When was the belt last used in Scotland?
1980s
When were CD players first used?
1980s.
Who used a combination of grace who won figure skating gold medalsin the 1980s?
Who used a combination of grace who won figure skating gold medalsin the 1980s?
When were biofuels first used?
bio fuels were first used in the 1980s
What is diminished capacity?
Diminished capacity refers to an unbalanced mental state caused by emotional distress, physical condition or other factors. This state is considered to make a person less answerable for a crime and is recognized as grounds to reduce the charge, particularly used as a defense to murder or attempted murder.
How does a whitecap limpet get its food?
Whitecap limpets are filter feeders, using their gills to trap microscopic algae and organic particles from the water. They use their radula, a rough tongue-like structure, to scrape off and consume this food. Whitecap limpets mostly feed at night when there is more food available in the water.
What were ancient roman spears used for?
fighting in battle hunting and other things like that
Can a Writ of Execution be used as a defense?
As a defense against WHAT?
