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Free sign upThe phrase "will to Kill" is not correct in standard written English due to the capitalization of "Kill" and the lack of context.
It could be used in a context discussing intent or desire to harm, but it needs to be properly formatted and contextualized. Example: "The defendant's will to kill was evident in the premeditated nature of the crime."
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But we have not broken its will to kill Americans.
Prevented for now by Israel's wall and heavy security, the suicide bombers' will to kill, to avenge will not calm.
Rwanda and Chechnya are the intimations of Manhattan — they are rooted in a will to kill no matter whom.
Graphite represents the will to kill; "true blues" represent whatever remains of the human impulse; gray and ochre tones represent the muddled middle.
But I have a lingering doubt: these acts of courage work best (and perhaps only) against regimes that have lost the will to kill.
Abandoned by its Soviet backers, demoralised by economic failure and having lost the will to kill, in late 1989 the regime crumbled in weeks.
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His brother, Ryan, told the Oregonian the militants are "willing to kill and be killed if necessary".
Willing to kill herself by drowning in a river, Psyche is discovered by the god of wilderness, Pan.
To paraphrase his words, the black hats will want to kill you, non-Jews will disapprove, and the Muslims will try to kill you, too.
People will want to kill themselves, they will be confused.
They are saying they will never leave and that the government will have to kill them.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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