Accordingly,
we remand the matter to strike the great bodily injury enhancement allegation in accordance
with the negotiated plea agreement. In all other respects, the judgment is affirmed.
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         In February 2010, defendant and his ex-girlfriend had an argument while inside a car;
their two-year-old son was also inside the car. The argument became physical and the ex-
girlfriend attempted to callColm Tóibín's 104-page novel about Mary's mourning for Jesus is one of six on list notable for international diversity

At 30,000 words and 104 pages, Colm Tóibín's The Testament of Mary can be read in an afternoon – but it is unquestionably a novel, Man Booker judges said on Tuesday, as it became the most slender work to be shortlisted for the £50,000 prize.

Six books were named on a list striking for its international diversity. As well as Tóibín's imagining of the mourning of Mary after Jesus's crucifixion, there were novels featuring the destruction of an English village, one girl's escape from Zimbabwe to Detroit, a communist insurgency in Kolkata, the New Zealand gold rush, and bullying and Buddhism in Japan.

The chair of judges, Robert Macfarlane, said they had