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The strangulation
noun
The act of strangling or the state of being strangled
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"The strangulation mark is completely different to the strangulation mark in hanging," he said.
The strangulation occurred in Marissa Pagli's bedroom, Captain Marraccini said.
The strangulation cut off the blood supply to her brain cells, causing irreversible damage.
The strangulation marks found on the neck do not correspond to observations in the case of persons hanged.
The strangulation was by hand, but "there could have been another device in addition to that," he said.
The strangulation part, I mean?
The strangulation of supply became evident in the government's drug seizure statistics.
We relieved the strangulation, whereupon the color of the strangulated intestine was restored.
We relieved the strangulation; whereupon, the color of the strangulated intestine was restored immediately, so intestinal resection and reconstruction were not performed.
The girl looked like Isadora Duncan just before the strangulation".
But as summer faded, the strangulation of Damascus began.
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