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The scientist who has made Marcus Chalfen's scientific innovations possible is the reputed Nazi war criminal whom Archie declined to execute almost half a century earlier.

The jump — which Lessing humorously declined to execute citing old age as excuse (Jacobi: 1785, 33 34) — would have brought him to his feet, back on the solid soil of common sense.

The majority of states have either ended the death penalty, suspended it, or declined to execute anyone in the last decade.

He said the AFP had an obligation to assist the Registered Organisations Commission and it had "no operational reason" to decline to execute the search warrant for the AWU raid, which was authorised by a magistrate.

“To ameliorate a harsh and unjust outcome, the INS may decline to institute proceedings, terminate proceedings, or decline to execute a final order of deportation.

We grant ourselves lenience, not the man slated for death, when we decline to execute a prisoner.

"Based on statements from ICE officials, the best explanation for not executing these detainers is that ICE targeted at least 228 U.S. citizens in the county before canceling or declining to execute those detainers," the institute said.

Despite evidence to the contrary uncovered during their own interrogations, the Nazis remained so convinced that Elser was controlled by foreign forces that they kept him alive in the concentration camps, declining to execute him until the very end of the war.

(Risen and Lichtblau declined to comment).

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