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“Before Tdeshi was born,” she corrected, accusing him of a pronoun infraction
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“Because the Kassikan could take action on either one of those things, stealing the scholarship certificate, an actionable infraction but about all they would do for that is charge her for the course
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Apartheid schools had strict policies on hair, and any infraction would be reason for a flogging
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Most of them were in prison for some minor infraction of the Military Code of Justice
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The (official) reason behind this egregious measure was to promote greater visibility and monitoring (read: write up more tickets) of vehicular infractions (not to mention increased revenue accruing from licensing and registration requirements, inspection and other user fees)
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―Because of some minor infraction?‖
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It came to our attention through informal channels that there were some people who might be useful, but they were incarcerated for minor infractions
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All infractions of love and equity in our social relations are speedily punished
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to be to find enough minor infractions to justify assessing enough in fines to pay for the state OSHA
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In the Florida Presidential race, Al Gore and his Democratic followers made an all out effort to disenfranchise overseas members of the military by scrutinizing their absentee ballots for any small infraction of the Florida voting laws
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infractions, the accident was entirely his fault and he was to pay full
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No dissent or unsanctioned violence is tolerated, and infractions are punished quickly and severely
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In general, the courts worked overtime to prosecute for the slightest infraction which they treated harshly
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Any disparity constitutes an infraction
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One infraction, typically an unreported date, costs the girl twenty percent of her commission for the following thirty-day period
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Two infractions cost her fifty percent
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Three infractions result in the loss of a finger
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However, that infraction would be the least of Bob’s concerns tonight---he was going down for his many crimes
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The only exception was Jude, upon whom on sundry occasions Jesus found it necessary to impose penalties for his infractions of the rules of the home
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Depending on state law and factors including the value of items shoplifted, it may be charged as an infraction, a misdemeanor or a felony, and may result in incarceration, probation and/or a fine
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cer over a speeding infraction
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He dealt with smaller cases involving minor infractions of Academy rules before he turned to Rachel
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outlaw, or has been busted for insubordination or any of half a dozen other minor infractions of the rules at some point in their career
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If you die before confessing this infraction you would burn forever in Hell
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He was fired for some other minor infraction by his captain when he got too close to a drug operation that, clues showed, was probably going to trace back to his captain
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It’s a whole different order of infraction to ignore the
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I suspect that the idea (though I don’t want to test its veracity) is correct: surely such a plan would cut down on infractions
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"Consider them the Thou Shalt Nots of working for us, because any serious infraction and you will be terminated
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infraction, of course, because of the cameras strategically placed in the
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have any more infractions lest the administrators and Dierdra force me
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a few minor infractions which did not bring honor to the 2d Marine Division
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accountable? There has been an infraction and Tammas might be dead because of it
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"This is why you're making sure the last two female therapists you had are going down for minor infractions of ethical--"
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Of course there are matters of relativity, and there has to be a pragmatic acceptance that we cannot protest every infraction everywhere, but the sustainable moral line is that we are true to our own beliefs, and that we do not allow our beliefs to be manipulated by the behaviour of others
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So, this should not be accepted because it is one of the infractions of your enemy, the devil, which would only lead to your total loss
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“The female shows no previous infractions
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Your issues have been minor, and I haven’t the desire to bother with processing this infraction
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This is because they are capable of doing good, but waste this capability in gratifying their lusts and committing sins and infractions
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and Rio with severe penalties for infraction
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Pentahelm because of his discussions with the mayor and his investigation of telegraph messages? Had someone told of his staying in the back room of the library and was that an infraction of some ordinance? Had Elliot Segall managed to convince the authorities that satanic rituals were taking place at The Rocks?
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the infractions would be offset by the ensuing delays in their personal development
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who commit the infractions actually travel to a world wherein such experiences are harder to
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present the consequences of the infractions, not only in terms of further participation in the
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It was an infraction, since it was considered to be contraband, and so if she was caught, she would have to be punished—no books and probably a single roll of toilet paper that was supposed to last for a year or something like that
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� Alternatively, the month may be ending, and the officer looks at all infractions very intently to write a few more tickets, and the same conduct will get a ticket
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hearing is highly tuned and I shall hear any infraction
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There was no record of this infraction anywhere
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It was a punishment that was too harsh for the infraction, but needed to
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infraction will believe he is now in control
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Even the slightest infraction of this rule needs to
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If Christianity were true, why could it not dawn on the world, like sunlight, in the course of nature? Why must men’s minds be tormented by a challenge to believe in infractions of the laws of the universe, which offer violence to every dictate of experience and reason?
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A rose lay beside her, and if she now and then glanced at the flower, it was with no infraction of her usual preoccupied air
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Make a detailed check of possible infractions, Butterfield said
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After nearly three and a half years in the job, Butterfield found that he could still be rebuked by Haldeman for a minor infraction—not of the rules but of Haldeman’s expectation of total control
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Dantes would not allow that any such infraction of regular and proper rules should be made in his favor
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They may bring such a lawsuit only in state court in the state where the alleged infraction or injury occurred
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Al Ulbrickson had a long-established policy that a single training infraction would drop a man two shells; a second infraction would lead to his expulsion from the squad
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They weren’t sure whether what had just happened represented a training infraction or not, but they feared it might
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They enforced their authority with the sword, beheading people for infractions as trivial as the theft of a pumpkin
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I admitted I had no memory of getting out of bed, driving to the Capitol, being pulled over by police, or being cited for driving infractions
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No sooner had Louie stepped outside than the Bird found him, accused him of an imaginary infraction, and attacked him in a wild fury
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Her arrest record was a star field of infractions: assault, prostitution, obstruction
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Minor traffic and document infractions will be punished
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Despite Mickey’s claim that he himself never did it, that you got seven years in purgatory for each infraction, Charlie couldn’t keep his hands off himself
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In provincial towns social conventionalities are so rigidly enforced than an infraction like this constituted a solemn promise
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She was found guilty of some infraction
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Madeleine had retained his seat near the fire, pen in hand, his eyes fixed on the docket which he was turning over and annotating, and which contained the trials of the commission on highways for the infraction of police regulations
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After that, you will verify the infractions of police regulations which have been reported to me in the Rue Guibourg, at Widow Doris's, and Rue du Garraud-Blanc, at Madame Renee le Bosse's, and you will prepare documents
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This is an affliction to them, and causes them consternation as an infraction of the rules
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In summer, he metamorphoses himself into a frog; and in the evening, when night is falling, in front of the bridges of Austerlitz and Jena, from the tops of coal wagons, and the washerwomen's boats, he hurls himself headlong into the Seine, and into all possible infractions of the laws of modesty and of the police
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Had Claquesous melted into the shadows like a snow-flake in water? Had there been unavowed connivance of the police agents? Did this man belong to the double enigma of order and disorder? Was he concentric with infraction and repression? Had this sphinx his fore paws in crime and his hind paws in authority? Javert did not accept such comminations, and would have bristled up against such compromises; but his squad included other inspectors besides himself, who were more initiated than he, perhaps, although they were his subordinates in the secrets of the Prefecture, and Claquesous had been such
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Some days later, one morning, when the sun was shining brightly, and they were both on the steps leading to the garden, another infraction of the rules which Jean Valjean seemed to have imposed upon himself, and to the custom of remaining in her chamber which melancholy had caused Cosette to adopt, Cosette, in a wrapper, was standing erect in that negligent attire of early morning which envelops young girls in an adorable way and which produces the effect of a cloud drawn over a star; and, with her head bathed in light, rosy after a good sleep, submitting to the gentle glances of the tender old man, she was picking a daisy to pieces
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However things might stand,—and it was to this point that he reverted constantly,—one fact dominated everything else for him, and that was, that he had just committed a terrible infraction of the law
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In spite of the branding and the chains, in spite of the palisade which hides from his eyes the free world, and encloses him in a cage like a wild beast, he can get himself spirits and other delights; sometimes even (not always), corrupt his immediate superintendents, the old soldiers and non-commissioned officers, and get them to close their eyes to his infractions of discipline within the prison
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That worthy foamed like a madman; he was wild with indignation at such infraction of discipline, though it was none of their fault
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He knows that the habits of life in which he has been bred, and whose abandonment would cause him much discomfort, can only be supported by the weary and often suicidal labor of the down-trodden working-class—that is, by the open infraction of those principles of Christianity, humanity, justice, and even of science (political science), in which he professes to believe
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The committee, however, are of opinion that, should the petitioners have been guilty of a crime against the United States by a voluntary or otherwise culpable infraction of its laws, the dictates of humanity no less than the principles of justice, ought to influence the Legislature of the United States to adopt the proper means of restoring them to their country, in order that they may expiate the offence by a punishment suited to but not transcending the magnitude of their crime
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That second one, sir, the undoubted object and inevitable tendency of which my whole soul recoils from, which I abhor and deprecate, as fatal to the prosperity and happiness of my country—as the grave of its honor—and I fear I do not go too far when I add, of its independence! that resolution is not alone submission to France; but, under the pretence of resisting her infractions of the laws of nations, her violations of the sacred rights of hospitality, her laughing to scorn the obligation of treaties—it makes us submit to all—to encourage a perseverance in all
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Were I a Spaniard, and attended the debate in this House, I should think that gentlemen in favor of the resolution contemplated an infraction of the rights of the nation before whose courts, and by whose laws, these men were condemned
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This conduct would produce at home more union among our citizens; and, when our rights are attacked without a pretence for their infraction, there can be but one sentiment in the nation
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The French vessels, going to sea, go armed and under the authority of their Government; and coming into the ports of this country may be supplied with any thing they wish without an infraction of the letter of the law
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I lay it down, then, as a position which cannot be controverted, that the granting of this charter is not only an interference with the municipal regulations of the several States in relation to the rights of property; but that it is an infraction of the rights of individuals as secured by those regulations
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, That no vessel owned wholly by a citizen or citizens of the United States, which shall have departed from a British port prior to the second day of February, one thousand eight hundred and eleven, and no merchandise owned wholly by a citizen or citizens of the United States, imported in such vessel, shall be liable to seizure or forfeiture, on account of any infraction or presumed infraction of the provisions of the act to which this act is a supplement
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"That no vessel or merchandise shall be liable to seizure or forfeiture on account of any infraction, or presumed infraction, of the provisions of the act to which this act is a supplement
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" Yet, sir, this gentleman, to the bill on the table contemplating a faithful execution of the non-intercourse law against Great Britain, has proposed an amendment that "no vessel or merchandise shall be liable to seizure or forfeiture, on account of any infraction, or presumed infraction, of the provisions of the act to which this act is a supplement;" thereby substantially to repeal the non-intercourse act, although France has revoked her decrees, and Britain has refused to revoke her Orders in Council, and by the last information from our Minister in London, every spark of hope of their being revoked had been extinguished
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Under another aspect of our situation, the early attention of Congress will be due to the expediency of further guards against evasions and infractions of our commercial laws
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Resolved, That so much of the President's Message as relates to the evasion and infraction of our commercial laws, be referred to the Committee of Commerce and Manufactures
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For what purpose, sir, let me ask, have we adopted the resolution preceding this? Was it for the purpose of destroying the Government? Was it that the members of that Army should sheath their swords in the bowels of the liberties of their country? Who will impute to this body so disgraceful a motive? Are you about to raise a standing army, not for the purpose of making preparations for war, but with a view of intimidating Great Britain to recede from her unjust infractions of our neutral rights? Do not think that she will be intimidated by any preparations which you can make, however formidable they may be
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And in this way I would in war avenge the infractions of our neutral rights
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Wheaton said he conceived this section to involve an infraction of the constitution
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stock loan—and we are saved from the latter only by the infractions of that law, which we imperiously refused at the last session to repeal
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It is the infractions of this law which has poured money into our coffers, and saved us from the disgrace of an eight per cent
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One unpunished violation of right provokes another and another, until all security is destroyed; and, therefore, it is necessary to resist given infractions of pecuniary right by sacrifices beyond the value of the right itself, because resistance is necessary to the security of all other pecuniary rights—nay, to the security of all other rights
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" Will you, then, it may be inquired, go to war to avenge the infraction of the smallest right under the protection of Government, and for this object jeopardize every other, and spill the blood of your fellow-citizens? Certainly not
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Generally when a nation is able to resist with effect the infraction of important pecuniary rights, it seems indubitable that an elevated fitness of character and conduct requires resistance
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second section involves an infraction of the constitution, 582;