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Mr. Berki , a bakery worker , was clubbed to death in front of his wife and five children . Indeed , spreads on almost all private debt instruments have increased since the latter part of 1998 . In vain the four guardians of the peace rushed up the hill , flourishing their clubs and calling upon us to surrender . Other symptoms may include clubbing of the finger and toes , failure to thrive , low levels of circulating red blood cells ( anemia ) . '' While first-time buyers might be intrigued by the two versions of the film , ardent `` Rings '' fans who already own the two previous DVD releases might be enticed to buy a third just for the documentaries . During the stoning and clubbing , he explained , he was up the road past the bridge with Albert Anderson and Robin Chichester-Clark . His active membership in the Appalachian Mountain Club for a number of years afforded him and many of his fellow members great satisfaction . Furthermore , the Board found that because petitioners were already certified to provide services they could have provided irrespective of whether they were free-standing or provider-based , petitioners were not seeking review under section 498.3 ( b ) ( 1 ) of a determination about whether a facility qualified as a provider of services , but rather of HCFA 's determination that they were not provider-based , a matter not listed in section 498.3 ( b ) . Pulmonary : chronic cough and sputum production , chronic wheeze , obstructive lung disease on lung function tests , pulmonary infections , chest x-ray abnormalities , digital clubbing . Whilst I can sympathise with his frustration , I think such militancy is absolutely the wrong way to effect change . But I should question whether all this civic swearing , clubbing , and feasting would dispose them , more than at present they are disposed , to an obedience to their officers , or teach them better to submit to the austere rules of military discipline . To encourage the development of alternative fuel vehicles , the first solar car race began in 1987 in Australia to encourage worldwide research and development on the possibilities of solar powered cars . Its first version was designed by Stuart C. Shapiro in the early seventies , and it has been developed since by Shapiro et al. ( see the ` bibliography.ps ' file in the distribution for a list of SNePS related publications ) . For example , sample student learning targets for a science class , and their associated assessment methods and weighting are shown in Figure 4.1 . sentry , Lofela , had clubbed his wife to death with his gun . ) Examples of organizations in the community that may be helpful include : the park and recreation department , recreation centers , YMCA and YWCA , movie theaters , bowling alleys , pools , community colleges , church groups , hobby groups or clubs , and neighborhood gyms and sports clubs ( Falvey & Coots , 1989 , pp . It would have to be out by Jupiter or Saturn I think to avoid the Sun 's magnetic field . " Through their block clubs they let it be known that for a period of one month , in an area of about a square mile , they would pay a bounty of five dollars for every stray dog that was brought in to the organization or had its location identified so that they could go and capture it . Competitions vary according to the nature of the club , the time of year ( in season , off season ) , the interests of the club members to compete , and any affiliations or leagues the clubs may be a part of . Curly went down , the last of her assailants were clubbed off . if the funder allows 25 % of costs as overheads , enter 125 % against each cost line . `` Addendum g proposes to completely revise the lighting requirements based on the latest technology and techniques . A large police contingent clubbed and kicked demonstrators , including several opposition members of parliament . Mr. Bell had strawberries and cream , a loaf of brown bread , and a jug of milk , ( together with a Stilton cheese and a bottle of port for his own private refreshment , ) ready for Margaret on her coming down stairs ; and after this rustic luncheon they set out to walk , hardly knowing in what direction to turn , so many old familiar inducements were there in each . Where are the mercenaries who were being trained in Guatemala ? Then he clubbed the pig with a billet of oak which he had kept back when he was chopping the firewood , and stunned it , while the others slaughtered and singed it . That mass execution of baby rats apparently resulted from maternal neglect ( between this story and the oeuvre of Long Island pornozoology suspect Thomas Capriola , we may have filled the gap for animal snuff porn created when they stopped clubbing harp seals ) . We advise against playing or accessing content or using applications protected by other digital , information or enterprise rights management technology or other rights management services or using full volume disk drive encryption . The Nigerian government announced that duties on some imported finished products would be increased in an effort to protect and promote local industries . AMARYLLIS , his second production , was a musical comedy and became popular with amateur dramatic clubs . But only 29 % of respondents to a recent Forrester survey of 184 technology decision-makers have deployed encryption tools to at least some desktops and laptops ; an additional 23 % plan to deploy encryption technology in 2005 , but 38 % have no plans . Almost all schools require that clubs have faculty advisors or sponsors . Amnesty International and the Sierra Club , two of the largest grassroots movements in the United States , with a combined strength of 1.5 million members , have launched a public awareness and lobbying campaign to protect the Earth 's protectors , " reports the Environment News Service .