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Among the 47 people beheaded and shot was Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, a prominent Shia cleric and Arab Spring activist whose supporters say was wrongly convicted of "terror" offences and seeking "foreign meddling" as Saudi authorities continue to quash dissent.

Among the 47 people beheaded and shot was Sheikh Nimr, a prominent Shia cleric and Arab Spring activist whose supporters say was wrongly convicted of "terror" offences and seeking "foreign meddling" as Saudi authorities continue to quash dissent.

Mr. Kindlon said he would continue to represent Mr. Dopp on civil matters, including a petition he filed this week to quash a subpoena from the Senate investigations committee, which is also investigating the effort to tarnish Mr. Bruno.

Greenpeace will continue to reach out to the people of Korea, despite the fovernment's attempt to quash public debate and discontent over its nuclear plans.

Michelle Dockery, who plays Lady Mary, has recently quashed rumours she is leaving Downton Abbey after the next series, and says she will continue to act in the drama "till the end".

Whether the celebrity couple is quashing false divorce rumors or displaying their love for one another on social media -- their fans continue to follow their union of nearly two decades.

Serving 25 years from 1977 before his conviction was quashed, he continues to suffer from the mental effects of his imprisonment.

Instead of quashing the media storm, the IAAF aggravated it, continuing to fail in its articulation and management of the issue.

And under Obama the US continued to cause heavy civilian casualties through its use of drones against targets in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Yemen, quashing Arab hopes of any serious change in policy.

The United States quashed the idea of supporting a cease-fire without some sort of "durable solution" that would prevent Hamas from continuing to fire rockets into Israel.

In mainland China, the Shanghai composite index dropped 1.1 percent, dragged down by continued nervousness about the Chinese authorities' efforts to rein in bank lending in a bid to quash inflation.