The U.S. bombing campaign, Theary Seng said while setting up the targets for the dart game, "had the direct consequence of killing half a million people and the indirect consequence of creating the conditions that gave us the Khmer Rouge.
So when Gertrud clubbed Oliver with the table lamp to stop him killing Viktoria, it wasn't a humane action that had the perhaps unintended consequence of killing him; rather, she was protecting her timebomb, whom she needed to attend that EU summit so her nefarious scheme could achieve maximum nefariousness.
Unlike the driver, who must choose to kill one person or five, the bystander can refuse to intervene or, by throwing the switch, accept the unintended consequence of killing a human being, a choice endorsed by most people presented with the problem.
Among large mammalian predators, wolves (Canis lupus) are the species for which the most is known regarding the causes and consequences of kill rates [e.g.], [ 3] [5].
It wasn't clear if Freedom Caucus members had realized the far-reaching consequences of killing H.B. 3302.
7 Ray Bradbury's story A Sound of Thunder imagines the consequences of killing which insect in the late Cretaceous?
It does matter, and the reason for the consequences of killing bacteria with penicillin or killing them with Ivory has to do with evolution.
"The blind spot in the scholarship is glaring," said MacNair, whose book "Perpetration-Induced Traumatic Stress: The Psychological Consequences of Killing" is devoted, in part, to soldiers.
"Death of a President," directed by Gabriel Range and produced by British public-television outlet Channel 4, took a serious look at the consequences of killing No. 43.
