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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aggressive death" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing themes of violence, mortality, or intense situations that lead to death.
Example: "The film portrayed an aggressive death that left the audience in shock, highlighting the brutality of the conflict."
Alternatives: "violent demise" or "brutal death".
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"What our study shows is that aggressive death sentencing is a magnet for serious error," Professor Liebman said.
Up next on the concise three-band bill was Skullshitter a cocksure, aggressive death grind three-piece who clearly endorses Taco Bell's dollar menu.
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This passive-aggressive death threat provoked a swift response from Comedy Central.
You don't have to act aggressive like Death Metal.
The ACLU report also indicates that only 5 of the 10 most aggressive pro-death penalty counties in California solve more than half of the murders committed.
We also voted down a Senate candidate who campaigned on being pro-death penalty, and elected an anti-death penalty attorney general, Kamala Harris, over a prosecutor known nationwide for his aggressive pursuit of death sentences.
These vivid, startlingly gorgeous constructions progressed to animated neon displays, some quite large, whose moving images featured group sex, masturbation, aggressive insults, and death by hanging.
Senior Lib Dem officials, who now work in No 10 and the Cabinet Office, planned a campaign to depict David Cameron as "fake" and "out of touch" during the election campaign, but abandoned the strategy because it was deemed too aggressive after the death of his son, Ivan.
But aggressive chemotherapy when death is but weeks or months in the offing can seriously compromise the quality of patients' remaining time and may delay their preparations for the end of life, to the detriment of both patients and their families.
A nightmare is "a disturbing dream experience which rubs, bites and sickens our soul, and has an undercurrent of horsepower, lewd demons, aggressive orality and death," Dr. White-Lewis wrote in "In Defense of Nightmares," her contribution to a 1993 book of essays about dreams.
Among MSO, those who were verbally aggressive and made death threats during the commission of their offenses were more disposed to perceive situations as anger provoking as compared to those MSO who did not overtly threaten their victim.
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