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While many here and abroad have raised alarms over a steady erosion of democratic freedoms, from the strangulation of independent media to the increasing influence of the security services, voters clearly embraced the political stability and economic development that Mr. Putin and United Russia promised to nurture.
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His face had turned puce from the near strangulation.
We relieved the strangulation, whereupon the color of the strangulated intestine was restored.
One of the likely culprits is overcrowding; if a galaxy is in a busy group or cluster, its collection of gas from from the surrounding environment might face disruption, commencing the strangulation process.
The smoking ban is just one part of the strangulation of New York's night life -- a crackdown on everything from topless bars to noise -- which began under Rudolph Giuliani and has continued under Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
"The strangulation mark is completely different to the strangulation mark in hanging," he said.
The girl looked like Isadora Duncan just before the strangulation".
But as summer faded, the strangulation of Damascus began.
But Mr. Perez said the strangulation charge was being overused.
The strangulation part, I mean?
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