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Such protests may yet spare blogger Raif Badawi from further punishment for alleged blasphemy.

McCaw's record 142nd Test appearance was cut short when he was substituted to save Australia from further punishment.

Ricky Hatton, a guest in Murray's box, might have wondered for a moment whether it was the umpire who had stopped the contest to save Nadal from further punishment.

The message to Goering went on to say that Hitler would exempt him from further punishment if the Reich Marshal would promptly resign all his offices for reasons of health.

He said after Jones knocked down Gonzalez three times while winning a unanimous 12-round decision that if people knew how Jones's hands had been ailing in recent months, Jones would be hailed as a hero instead of criticized for his boxing style, which de-emphasizes the knockout to protect his hands from further punishment.

Referees are now much more willing to stop fights to save out-classed contestants from further punishment than they used to be in the bad old days of "Homicide Hank Arm-strongGorillailla" Jones and the "Astoria Assassin .But one change seen by some as making the sport more safe has made it more dangerous: ever-plumper boxing gloves.

Short term, as investors and analysts await further details from the PC industry as companies report financial results in coming weeks, stocks could be in for further punishment.

Or do you believe people are placed in prison as punishment, not for further punishment?

But it made no recommendation for further punishment.

Ms. Sanchez, a California Democrat, had been removed from the speaker's list at the Democratic National Convention and faced further punishment from the party's leadership after she refused to move the event, which is to raise money to bring out the Hispanic vote.

Another victim, in his 20s, hid his face from our camera with a sheet before he spoke, for fear of further punishment from the Taliban.