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We've seen this sort of season finale before with the dispatching of Jimmy Darmody, which was tragic and shocking.

By contrast with the dispatching of Judas, the lashing and flaying of Jesus goes on forever, prolonged by Gibson's punishing use of slow motion, sometimes with Jesus' face in the foreground, so that we can see him writhe and howl.

But that is about to occur, officials said, with the dispatching of five NATO surveillance planes that will circle American skies, freeing United States planes to carry out missions elsewhere.

As the Council wrangled into the early hours of this morning in closed session, just before 1 a.m. diplomats said a bloc of Arab nations had withdrawn its resolution demanding that the secretary general "proceed with the dispatching of the fact-finding team" and requiring the Israelis to comply.

Seager diagnosed its potential for salvation with the dispatch of a triage surgeon.

The US military build-up began to take form with the dispatch of aircraft to the region to reinforce 100 aircraft already in bases in the gulf.

With the dispatch of about 50,000 logistic personnel to Vietnam after February 1965, factional lines began to divide the military forces according to ideological or national security preferences.

With the dispatch of a waiter flicking away flyspecks, the editor, Angus Stevenson, eliminated some 16,000 hyphens from the sixth edition, published last month.

That came in a third senate race, with the dispatch of the former Railroad Commissioner Elizabeth Ames Jones, who as of April 30 had received more than $700,000 from T.L.R. since December, plus an additional $100,000 from Bob and Doylene Perry.

Set in the early 2000s, my new play, Playing with Fire, begins with the dispatch of a New Labour fixer to sort out a failing but defiantly Old Labour council in west Yorkshire.

The letter, which is designed to coincide with the dispatch of ballot papers to the party membership, says Lamb will be a powerful champion of "human rights, political reform, social justice, UK membership of the EU and international action to stem climate change".