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- Murder is a game mode created by Mechanical Mind. In Murder there are three roles: the murderer, the bystander, and the bystander with a secret weapon. The murderer must kill every bystander, and the bystanders must figure out who the murderer is and kill them with their weapons. Everyone on the map is given a random nickname (usually names from NATO phonetic alphabet or names proper to the server) and are associated with a random color, to avoid confusion if two players gets the same nickname.
- Murder was a crime under Mega-City One law, multiple counts could be punishable by life imprisonment.
- Murder is the unlawful and intentional killing of a human being by another. The maximum penalty for murder is usually life imprisonment, and in jurisdictions with capital punishment, the death penalty may be imposed. As with most legal terms, the precise definition varies between jurisdictions. For example, in some parts of the United States anyone who commits a serious crime during which any person dies may be prosecuted for murder. Many jurisdictions recognize a distinction between murder which is premeditated, and manslaughter.
- Name: Murder Run Time: 2:18 Year: 1984
- Murder is a pastime done often by fat rich men, children, Republicans and teenagers in trench coats. Afterwards the body is sometimes d*cked oh-so-very-gently by the murderer, especially in prison, home, Japan (usually, a tentacle monster is the culprit), or New York.
- The list just goes on...
- Murder is a rogue talent upgrade for Backstab from the Dual Weapon tree in Dragon Age II.
- Centuries ago, before either the war with Tarn or with Iacon, before the terrorist bombings of Action Vos!, the city of Vos was host to menace of a completely different kind. A spate of brutal killings had shocked the slum areas into a self-inflicted curfew, for fear of falling prey to the vicious serious killings of the Night Creeper. Seventeen women and youngsters were found dismembered and violated in the southern ghettoes before a suspect was finally apprehended and sentenced, the seemingly mild-mannered Gearshift, a mechanic from Vos’ east side. When charged with the murders, he willingly confessed, and was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison.
- Bashes the sealed target. If the target is sealed gets double damage. Can only be learnt by the reborn Killer class. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Murder was a criminal offence involving the killing of one or more individuals. Murdering a being could result in numerous penalties. Common ones were life imprisonment and execution. Killing beings on a battlefield did not usually count as murder. A killing classified as murder usually meant it was a targeted attack on a single individual. It was one of the most serious crimes in the universe.
- thumbMurder(14 años) (tambien conocido como Pablo Diaz) es un amigo de Cabrón ademas de que quiere aprender a tocar el bajo y es fanatico del Thrash y Death Metal. Entre sus grandes hazañas se encuentran:
* La vez que toco Highway To Hell en la presentacion de musica de su colegio.
* Que el profe de Religion lo reto por usar un collar de Iron Maiden.
* Agarrarse a combos con un posero de su curso.
* Hacer el mejor solo de guitarra en la historia con un gato electrico. Entre sus mayores influencias estan: Iron Maiden, Kreator, Death, Slayer y TestAmenT.
- 'Murder involves the act of ending one American's life (doing so to any other nationality is distiguished as Putting One Out of Their Misery) which can be and/or include the act of introducing a Bear into the presence of a Human Being. When someone you know has died, remember; until you get the true facts from Stephen, it's Murder!, followed by a musical sting.
- "Murder" was the tenth episode of the sixth season of The Office and the show's 110th episode. It was written by Danny Chun and directed by Greg Daniels. It first aired on November 12, 2009. It was viewed by 7.76 million people.
- Murder is a legal term. It is when one human thinks about intentionally taking another human being's life and then acts on this urge in order to kill them. Mainstream America prefers murderers go to jail and get rehabilitation and work a chain gang. Mass murder or mass destruction is the act of killing many people. It occurs in many forms, like genocide, killing sprees, terrorism, pogroms, pillaging and others.
- Murder is the act of killing someone based on personal motivation or professionally for money or political gain. Someone who commits the act is considered a Murderer and individuals who continue to commit the act as part of either a psychological disorder or desire are called Serial killers. Murder is a concept that is used extensively within DEXTER as the psychological "need" for Dexter Morgan to please his "Dark Passenger". Many other characters within the series have also committed murder and many of these individuals act as the Antagonists for an episode or the entire season.
- NightClan's leader strolled into camp, a starling in his jaws, behind two of his warriors. Normally, the dark gray tom didn't join patrols, but today was a day of relief, rather than tension and wariness. A dark brown tabby tom bounded forward, the evening sunlight shining on his broad shoulders. "Shadestar!" He exclaimed, "It's--It's Darkfur--" "Darkfur?" Shadestar repeated, dropping the starling on NightClan's marshy camp-ground. "Don't tell me, Tigerstripe, that Darkfur was..." Not my deputy...
- In NetHack, murder is the act of killing a formerly peaceful human such as a watchman, shopkeeper, or aligned priest. This only applies to humans who were generated as peaceful, not to those who were generated as hostile then pacified through magic. In particular, Keystone Kops do not count because they are generated hostile. Also, if you anger the High priest of Moloch by entering his temple, you may kill him without being considered a murderer. Killing him from outside the temple, without first entering the temple, still counts. If the high priest has called you an infidel, he is fair game. Killing a guard is murder, even if the guard attacks first.
- The murder of alien crews by the Takret Militia forced Rellus Tagrim, Renth, and Guri to desert from the military. (ENT: "The Catwalk") In 2263 of the alternate reality, the Teenaxi leader claimed to James T. Kirk that the Fibonans wanted see the Teenaxi murdered in their own beds. (Star Trek Beyond) In 2269, James T. Kirk accused Stavos Keniclius 5 of murdering Spock to produce Spock Two. (TAS: "The Infinite Vulcan") In 2366, Data asked that his kidnapper Kivas Fajo be arrested on charges of murder, as well as other charges, due to Fajo's killing of Varria. (TNG: "The Most Toys" )
- Ladies and gentlemen, let's make one thing very, very, very clear. Murder is bad. Murder is immoral. Murder is not acceptable in any way, shape, or form. Murder is among the most heinous crimes a human being can commit, and should not be taken lightly.
- Everywhere you go, the police are out there, watching for murderers. Do not mistake their suspicious squints for dissent; they wish you no ill will, and are merely trying to determine nominees for the local life-in-prison raffle, which is kicked off every time some poor bastard bites the dust. Traits that can help nomination include Being Black, being a teenager, and having a gun and shooting the officer in the knee. Scientifically speaking, murder can be defined as suicide for extroverts.
- On the parallel Earth known as Earth-Two, in the 1940s, while Lois Lane and Clark Kent are covering the story of the circus at the midway in Metropolis, Clark Kent tells Lois Lane it looks like "a great night for a murder or a fire or something." Bruce Wayne's parents were murdered in front of him when he was a small child.
- Murder is the deliberate act of taking a human life with the intention of taking a life. It is a crime. In most criminal law systems, it is the most or one of the most serious crimes, and is subject to the greatest punishments. In many places, it is still a capital offence. However, all systems allow the penalty of life imprisonment for murder.
* Murder of a law enforcement officer or prison guard;
* Murder in the commission of a felony;
* Mass murder;
* Murder of a child; The related concept in civil law is wrongful death, which encompasses a much wider range of actions. See also
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| abstract | - This item drops from Sapphiron in the 25-man version of Naxxramas.
- Everywhere you go, the police are out there, watching for murderers. Do not mistake their suspicious squints for dissent; they wish you no ill will, and are merely trying to determine nominees for the local life-in-prison raffle, which is kicked off every time some poor bastard bites the dust. Traits that can help nomination include Being Black, being a teenager, and having a gun and shooting the officer in the knee. To murder is to kill someone or something, not to be confused with assassination, which only applies if the murderee is someone important, or maybe a really good chef or something. Murder is so ordinary that most people contemplate murder regularly. If it is your wish to murder someone, and you do not know many people and have no enemies, targeting a stranger may be your best bet. You should ask yourself, "Wouldn't it feel so good to wrap my hands around that person's throat and watch them gasp as their eyes roll back in their head and their soul floats away?" I think you'll make the right choice. Murder is perceived as a virtue by the church, as it allows people to be relieved from their sins and go directly to heaven, bypassing those troublesome TSA agents in the process. While it is recommended by the church to go out and murder someone everyday, some past governments (for illogical reasons probably) frowned upon murder, a prime example being the Third Reich. Murder is the second least survivable crime, right behind fish smuggling. Survivors (murderees) often consider pressing charges against their murderers, to cover embalming fees and those classy suits that they get to wear. Murder is a method of killing majorly attributed by internationally renowned rap group Konvix, who popularized it with their hit single Oh shit, oh shit, she's not breathing KEVIN GET THE SHOVEL. Murder was quite famously Jack the Ripper's favourite pastime, apart from writing soppy poetry and karaoke. In works of fiction, murder is a perennial plot device, used especially heavily in thrillers such as the Winnie the Pooh series. Scientifically speaking, murder can be defined as suicide for extroverts.
- Murder is a game mode created by Mechanical Mind. In Murder there are three roles: the murderer, the bystander, and the bystander with a secret weapon. The murderer must kill every bystander, and the bystanders must figure out who the murderer is and kill them with their weapons. Everyone on the map is given a random nickname (usually names from NATO phonetic alphabet or names proper to the server) and are associated with a random color, to avoid confusion if two players gets the same nickname.
- On the parallel Earth known as Earth-Two, in the 1940s, while Lois Lane and Clark Kent are covering the story of the circus at the midway in Metropolis, Clark Kent tells Lois Lane it looks like "a great night for a murder or a fire or something." Bruce Wayne's parents were murdered in front of him when he was a small child. The book, known as The Tell-Tale Heart, is an interesting piece of literature written by Edgar Allan Poe, which is about a man who commits murder, and the guilt that manifests from it, when he believes he can still here the man's heart beating, even though he had already killed him.
- Murder was a crime under Mega-City One law, multiple counts could be punishable by life imprisonment.
- NightClan's leader strolled into camp, a starling in his jaws, behind two of his warriors. Normally, the dark gray tom didn't join patrols, but today was a day of relief, rather than tension and wariness. A dark brown tabby tom bounded forward, the evening sunlight shining on his broad shoulders. "Shadestar!" He exclaimed, "It's--It's Darkfur--" "Darkfur?" Shadestar repeated, dropping the starling on NightClan's marshy camp-ground. "Don't tell me, Tigerstripe, that Darkfur was..." Not my deputy... Tigerstripe nodded slowly, his amber eyes shaded with sorrow. His tail hung low, swishing along the ground. "He stumbled into camp not long before your patrol came, blood was coming from his throat...Berrypelt took him to her den, but she and Redpaw don't think he'll live." Shadestar growled under breath. "Move!" He snarled, pushing past the warrior to see his deputy in the medicine cat's den. The large gray tom slid into the slit in the cave. A cream-furred she-cat was near the entrance, rushing to choose herbs from the pile she always kept going on a shelf in the wall. "Berrypelt, how's Darkfur?" He asked quickly. Berrypelt jumped, her fur bristling in surprise. "Shadestar! Sorry, I didn't hear you come in. I was hoping you'd be here soon. Darkfur isn't doing well. Come over here," She meowed. She led Shadestar around a torch-lit corner, and into one of the several short tunnels she kept her patients in. Shadestar shivered at the sight of his beloved deputy. The black tom lay still on a nest of feathers. Dried blood caked his throat, and through that, Shadestar could clearly make out a clean slit across the throat. Foam bubbled at Darkfur's mouth, and Berrypelt had placed a pawful of moss on his head to cool his fever, but it didn't seem to be working. Really, Maker? Shadestar growled in his head. First you take eleven of my warriors, now my deputy? Why won't you tell me who keeps murdering my cats?
- Murder is the unlawful and intentional killing of a human being by another. The maximum penalty for murder is usually life imprisonment, and in jurisdictions with capital punishment, the death penalty may be imposed. As with most legal terms, the precise definition varies between jurisdictions. For example, in some parts of the United States anyone who commits a serious crime during which any person dies may be prosecuted for murder. Many jurisdictions recognize a distinction between murder which is premeditated, and manslaughter.
- Name: Murder Run Time: 2:18 Year: 1984
- Murder is a pastime done often by fat rich men, children, Republicans and teenagers in trench coats. Afterwards the body is sometimes d*cked oh-so-very-gently by the murderer, especially in prison, home, Japan (usually, a tentacle monster is the culprit), or New York.
- The list just goes on...
- Murder is the deliberate act of taking a human life with the intention of taking a life. It is a crime. In most criminal law systems, it is the most or one of the most serious crimes, and is subject to the greatest punishments. In many places, it is still a capital offence. However, all systems allow the penalty of life imprisonment for murder. Most criminal law systems have different degrees of murder, which are deliniated by statute. Second-degree murder is usually the least severe and covers any type of murder. It usually carries a lesser minimum penalty, or the possibility of parole at an earlier date. First-degree murder is generally a murder where there are aggravating factors deliniated by the statute, such as:
* Murder of a law enforcement officer or prison guard;
* Murder in the commission of a felony;
* Mass murder;
* Murder of a child; and so forth. The factors that may support a charge of first-degree murder are generally different from place to place. The related concept in civil law is wrongful death, which encompasses a much wider range of actions. See also
* Manslaughter
* Homicide
- Murder is a rogue talent upgrade for Backstab from the Dual Weapon tree in Dragon Age II.
- Centuries ago, before either the war with Tarn or with Iacon, before the terrorist bombings of Action Vos!, the city of Vos was host to menace of a completely different kind. A spate of brutal killings had shocked the slum areas into a self-inflicted curfew, for fear of falling prey to the vicious serious killings of the Night Creeper. Seventeen women and youngsters were found dismembered and violated in the southern ghettoes before a suspect was finally apprehended and sentenced, the seemingly mild-mannered Gearshift, a mechanic from Vos’ east side. When charged with the murders, he willingly confessed, and was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison.
- Murder is the act of killing someone based on personal motivation or professionally for money or political gain. Someone who commits the act is considered a Murderer and individuals who continue to commit the act as part of either a psychological disorder or desire are called Serial killers. The act itself is any numerous method of ending a human being's life and is not justified within the confines of law. Due to the large-scale possibilities of killing a person, there are countless ways to commit murder and can range from simply shooting or stabbing a victim to burying them alive or constructing an elaborate form of Torture that results in their death (either from a killing blow or the result of extended methods that can cause blood loss or other defects). Murder is a concept that is used extensively within DEXTER as the psychological "need" for Dexter Morgan to please his "Dark Passenger". Many other characters within the series have also committed murder and many of these individuals act as the Antagonists for an episode or the entire season.
- Bashes the sealed target. If the target is sealed gets double damage. Can only be learnt by the reborn Killer class. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- In NetHack, murder is the act of killing a formerly peaceful human such as a watchman, shopkeeper, or aligned priest. This only applies to humans who were generated as peaceful, not to those who were generated as hostile then pacified through magic. In particular, Keystone Kops do not count because they are generated hostile. Also, if you anger the High priest of Moloch by entering his temple, you may kill him without being considered a murderer. Killing him from outside the temple, without first entering the temple, still counts. If the high priest has called you an infidel, he is fair game. Killing a guard is murder, even if the guard attacks first. Unless you are chaotic, murder will cause you to lose intrinsic telepathy and two points of Luck. The message when this happens is "You murderer!" Note that whatever your race, only the killing of a peaceful human will ever be classed as murder. Everyone including chaotics still gets a huge alignment penalty for killing always-peaceful monsters (which mostly coincide with murderables): minetown watch, priests, shopkeepers etc.
- Murder was a criminal offence involving the killing of one or more individuals. Murdering a being could result in numerous penalties. Common ones were life imprisonment and execution. Killing beings on a battlefield did not usually count as murder. A killing classified as murder usually meant it was a targeted attack on a single individual. It was one of the most serious crimes in the universe.
- thumbMurder(14 años) (tambien conocido como Pablo Diaz) es un amigo de Cabrón ademas de que quiere aprender a tocar el bajo y es fanatico del Thrash y Death Metal. Entre sus grandes hazañas se encuentran:
* La vez que toco Highway To Hell en la presentacion de musica de su colegio.
* Que el profe de Religion lo reto por usar un collar de Iron Maiden.
* Agarrarse a combos con un posero de su curso.
* Hacer el mejor solo de guitarra en la historia con un gato electrico. Entre sus mayores influencias estan: Iron Maiden, Kreator, Death, Slayer y TestAmenT.
- 'Murder involves the act of ending one American's life (doing so to any other nationality is distiguished as Putting One Out of Their Misery) which can be and/or include the act of introducing a Bear into the presence of a Human Being. When someone you know has died, remember; until you get the true facts from Stephen, it's Murder!, followed by a musical sting.
- The murder of alien crews by the Takret Militia forced Rellus Tagrim, Renth, and Guri to desert from the military. (ENT: "The Catwalk") In 2263 of the alternate reality, the Teenaxi leader claimed to James T. Kirk that the Fibonans wanted see the Teenaxi murdered in their own beds. (Star Trek Beyond) In 2269, James T. Kirk accused Stavos Keniclius 5 of murdering Spock to produce Spock Two. (TAS: "The Infinite Vulcan") In 2366, Data asked that his kidnapper Kivas Fajo be arrested on charges of murder, as well as other charges, due to Fajo's killing of Varria. (TNG: "The Most Toys" ) In 2369, Jadzia Dax was falsely accused of murder by the Klaestrons for killing General Ardelon Tandro during Dax's joining with Curzon . (DS9: "Dax") Kira Nerys told Commander Sisko about the murders the Cardassians committed at the Gallitep labor camp. First came the humiliation, then the rape of mothers in front of their children, the husbands beaten until their wives couldn't recognize them, and the old people who were buried alive because they couldn't work anymore. The end of all this was the murder. (DS9: "Duet") Gowron told D'Ghor in 2371 that if he was willing to murder an unarmed Quark on the floor of the Klingon High Council, that he was without honor. D'Ghor then received discommendation from Gowron and the Council. (DS9: "The House of Quark") Joran Belar, one of the Dax symbiont's former hosts, murdered the doctor who dropped him from the Trill Initiate Program. (DS9: "Equilibrium") The Orion Syndicate was involved in many unsolved murders. (DS9: "Honor Among Thieves") This article or section is incomplete This page is marked as lacking essential detail, and needs attention. Information regarding expansion requirements may be found on the article's talk page. Feel free to [ edit] this page to assist with this expansion.
- "Murder" was the tenth episode of the sixth season of The Office and the show's 110th episode. It was written by Danny Chun and directed by Greg Daniels. It first aired on November 12, 2009. It was viewed by 7.76 million people.
- Murder is a legal term. It is when one human thinks about intentionally taking another human being's life and then acts on this urge in order to kill them. Mainstream America prefers murderers go to jail and get rehabilitation and work a chain gang. Mass murder or mass destruction is the act of killing many people. It occurs in many forms, like genocide, killing sprees, terrorism, pogroms, pillaging and others.
- Ladies and gentlemen, let's make one thing very, very, very clear. Murder is bad. Murder is immoral. Murder is not acceptable in any way, shape, or form. Murder is among the most heinous crimes a human being can commit, and should not be taken lightly. Unless, of course, your victim is a Mary Sue. A fictional Mary Sue. It's still not good to kill real-life ones—every sentient creature has the right to life. It's a good thing Mary Sues probably aren't sentient creatures (or, if they were once, they aren't now). What they are, exactly, is unknown; but based on their behavior, they could be natural phenomena that create continuum-destroying plotholes, the result of a disease of some sort which can assimilate its victims, repeated incarnations of an eldritch abomination, or the artificially created and programmed creatures manufactured at a Mary Sue Factory or written by a Suethor. Killing Mary Sues, whatever else it may be, is necessary; and many Sues are murderers themselves, usually through indirect Suefluence. See, many Suethors have a habit of getting the significant others of their Lust Objects brutally murdered, just so they can "be there" for said Lust Object—that is, get in his pants (effectively, committing rape through mind control). Murder also tends to be a staple of Disturbing Acts of Violence fics, obviously. The PPC may kill Sues, but there's a clause in the whole murder thing that lets PPC agents dispatch Mary Sues with extreme prejudice: it's like war, except the Mary Sues don't know it (Except for the factory Sues, who do know what's going on). Mary Sue, if left unopposed, will eventually destroy her entire continuum (and all the sentient creatures in it). Therefore, she must be destroyed.
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