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Ladyadele: Let's go for a vaguely NPOV

2008-10-05T02:33:27Z

Let's go for a vaguely NPOV

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			An '''execution''' is the carrying out of a judicial sentence of death.
	An '''execution''' is the judicial version of [[murder]] -- that is to say, the deceased was deceased as a result of something bearing a resemblance to a "sentence of a lawful court", as opposed to simply happening because A wanted B dead.

	Executions originate in pre-history (which is to say that almost every civilization's remaining records talk of them, in one way or another), and continue throughout [[period]]. Methods varied, from the stoning of the Hebrews and the crucifixions of the [[Roman Empire\|Roman]]s in Palestine, to the decapitation of [[Tudor]] [[England]] and the garrote of [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Turkey]]		Executions originate in pre-history (which is to say that almost every civilization's remaining records talk of them, in one way or another), and continue throughout [[period]]. Methods varied, from the stoning of the Hebrews and the crucifixions of the [[Roman Empire\|Roman]]s in Palestine, to the decapitation of [[Tudor]] [[England]] and the garrote of [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Turkey]]

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2006-10-17T01:16:19Z

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	An '''execution''' is the judicial version of [[murder]] -- that is to say, the deceased was deceased as a result of something bearing a resemblance to a "~~senetence~~ of a lawful court", as opposed to simply happening because A wanted B dead.		An '''execution''' is the judicial version of [[murder]] -- that is to say, the deceased was deceased as a result of something bearing a resemblance to a "sentence of a lawful court", as opposed to simply happening because A wanted B dead.

	Executions originate in pre-history (which is to say that almost every civilization's remaining records talk of them, in one ~~weay~~ or another), and continue throughout [[period]]. Methods varied, from the stoning of the Hebrews and the ~~crucifictions~~ of the [[Roman Empire\|Roman]]s in Palestine, to the ~~decpitation~~ of [[Tudor]] [[England]] and the ~~garotte~~ of [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Turkey]]		Executions originate in pre-history (which is to say that almost every civilization's remaining records talk of them, in one way or another), and continue throughout [[period]]. Methods varied, from the stoning of the Hebrews and the crucifixions of the [[Roman Empire\|Roman]]s in Palestine, to the decapitation of [[Tudor]] [[England]] and the garrote of [[Ottoman Empire\|Ottoman]] [[Turkey]]

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2006-10-16T08:17:38Z

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An '''execution''' is the judicial version of [[murder]] -- that is to say, the deceased was deceased as a result of something bearing a resemblance to a "senetence of a lawful court", as opposed to simply happening because A wanted B dead.

Executions originate in pre-history (which is to say that almost every civilization's remaining records talk of them, in one weay or another), and continue throughout [[period]]. Methods varied, from the stoning of the Hebrews and the crucifictions of the [[Roman Empire|Roman]]s in Palestine, to the decpitation of [[Tudor]] [[England]] and the garotte of [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman]] [[Turkey]]

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