Synopsis: Frank Underwood goes from hardball tactics to cold-blooded murder.
When it comes to cold-blooded appraisal, the manager has an impressive history.
Demolitions are one tool to make people realise there are not only positive consequences to cold-blooded murder".
"God that sounds awful – can we do something about zombies instead?" But there is a sea-change coming, thanks as usual to cold-blooded commerce, as the way we watch telly has changed (in the hetero-normative household at least).
In its sentence, the panel accepted the prosecution argument that the crime amounted to cold-blooded murder and an ignoble betrayal of a mission to maintain security in a province bitterly divided between Serbs and Albanians.
Vexed by the puzzle of her relative's transformation, within five years of arriving on those shores, "from virtuous Presbyterian lad to cold-blooded killer", and with a dim idea of making reparations to the descendants of his victims, Flyn – who grew up in the Highlands – sets out for Australia.
Horses are mammals, and as such are warm-blooded, or endothermic creatures, as opposed to cold-blooded, or poikilothermic animals.
In 1980, Irish prime minister Charles Haughey condemned the killing of the Irishmen as "wanton murder," and the UN Security Council said it amounted to "cold-blooded murder".
Physiological explanations are not necessarily exclusive from biophysical explanations; for instance, DNA bending is substantially promoted specifically in GC-rich sequences in warm-blooded animals relative to cold-blooded animals (Vinogradov 2001).
What might it be like to be cold blooded, to sleep through the winter, to shed your skin and taste wafting chemicals on your tongue?
In Greece's case it started with small, almost amusing, incidents similar to the Farage-egg episode in Nottingham - and escalated to the cold blooded murder of leftist rapper Pavlos Fyssas in September 2013.
