Words call us to action: to buy things, to vote a certain way, to hate those who are different from us, to eat certain foods and wear specific brands of clothes... and yes, even to kill.
There are flashes of his faraway devil-may-care heroics, while in the bedroom the thug is telling the housewife that, yes, he's had to kill a few people, but don't hold it against him, it's not who he really is.
So, this will sound horrible, but, yes, you do need to kill some of the extra males.
Suicide attempt was assessed with the question: "Have you ever tried to kill yourself?" ("no", "yes, once", and "yes, more than once"), which has been used in previous Norwegian school surveys of adolescents [ 27].
And yes, my mum is going to kill me when she sees how sunburnt I am after spending the day reminding people that our foreign aid budget is a life-changing election issue.
And yes, AngelList syndicates are trying to kill VC firms.
A moment later, he added, "But to kill in self-defense, yes.
(It's a shame to kill the suspense, but yes, it did; Ratmansky's 18-minute ballet set to Shostakovich's Second Piano Concerto will make its debut at the New York State Theater on May 29).
"You intend to kill the misbehaving cells, yes?" "That is my plan".
"We are from different countries, yes, from Nicaragua, El Salvador, Mexico, Puerto Rico, but why do we have to kill ourselves?
