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"The executions seem to affect all of us differently," said Warden Willett.
The executions seem to reflect widespread hatred of the youth gangs in Honduras.
For the Neo-Assyrians, mass executions seem to have been not only designed to instill terror and to enforce obedience, but also, it can seem, as proofs of their might that they took pride in.
Three high-profile executions seemed to go awry last year, drawing additional scrutiny to this practice.
Abolishment, moratoriums and indefinite stays of execution seem to be the direction the political wind is gusting these days.
The execution seems to be a success, but in this season's second episode Jeffrey's task force members investigate and conclude that $500 a week for flowers isn't necessary, and that the service is too slow.
There is nothing like a consensus, however, on what should be done about it, and execution seems to be floundering.
The finding that a large part of the improvements in voluntary step execution seems to be attributable to the earlier execution of APA movements during the initiation phase was somewhat surprising.
Thus, although the somatotopic arrangement of the sensorimotor cortex for action execution seems to be in place in the first year of life, the somatotopic organisation of sensorimotor cortex activation during action observation may depend on infants' understanding of the action goal and their expectations about how this goal will be achieved.
Since the Supreme Court accepted the new lethal-injection case last month, even the most pro-execution states seem to have begun an informal death-penalty moratorium.
Second, although many investigators assume that random effect analyses identify effects that are present in all subjects, a voxel that in half the subjects is only involved in action observation and in the other half only in action execution, could seem to be involved in both task at the group level (see Fig. S1 and Morrison and Downing 2007).
