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The lawsuit alleges that Schauerhamer's fatal shot struck Hunt as he was falling down or even already on the ground, having tripped on his trousers.

Despite the bond market's rally, the new economic data offered enough conflicting signals to add to analysts' confusion about whether the economy is headed for, or even already in, a recession.

Throughout much of the report, in fact, there was fodder for both sides in the widening debate about whether the economy is destined for -- or even already in the early stages of -- a prolonged contraction.

Other times, women were used as a different kind of tool: half-dead, or even already a corpse, a woman would be publicly raped as a way for Interahamwe mobs to bond together.

In the other direction, faith in Christ's divinity was affirmed in the face of early views that made of Jesus a man "adopted" by God, whether at his resurrection or at his baptism or even already at his conception views that respectively pressed into service Romans 1 3 4, Matthew 3 16 17, and Luke 1 31 35.

Teeth that need to be replaced by implants are commonly damaged or even already extracted; thus, it is suggested that recreating a 3D model based on the contra-lateral tooth could be a suitable option.

Since basal iNOS levels are higher, it is conceivable that diabetic mice have a disturbed threshold or are even already in a permanent maximally protected or preconditioned state.

And already thinking about, or maybe even already experimenting with, intoxicants of one form or another.

Oral leukoplakias are at increased risk to progress to carcinoma in situ and full-blown carcinomas or may even already display features of cell transformation [22].

That makes the offense in Trump's case significantly more serious than the charges against Edwards, or even the already serious charges Trump could face for conspiring with Cohen to make illegal and unreported individual contributions.

The secondary mineral fluid equilibrium is closely approached at temperatures above 150 °C (Gudmundsson and Arnorsson 2005) or even sometimes already at 100 °C (Scott et al. 2014).