JR is to be shot again – by the cameras, at least.
She worried that he'd be shot again if he did.
The study found that shooting victims were 21 times more likely to be shot again than people who were hospitalized for reasons other than firearms.
Another dog, left for dead for 20 minutes, emerged from a mass grave only to be shot again, the report said.
But Mr. Ghobadi was dissatisfied with the initial rushes and decided that many scenes had to be shot again because of the weather.
He called his chief of staff and informed him that his annual New Year's speech to the nation, which had already been taped, would have to be shot again on Dec. 31.
Survivors will be shot again".
All survivors will be shot again.' The conjunction of these two universal generalizations is not a contradiction.
Survivors will be shot again". Pitt's bikes, nicknamed "Bone Crusher" and "When Push Comes to Shove," are outfitted with features that come in handy when fleeing paparazzi.
And IF he survives this shooting, THEN he will be shot again.' Twentieth century logicians were impressed by generalizations such as 'All immortals live forever' that do not commit to the existence of the subject items.
