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hang verb condemn to death, corporal punishment, deprive of life, dispose of by death, end the life of a connemned, inflict capital punishment, inflict mortal punishhent, kill, murder, punish by death, punish with death, put to death, put to death according to law, slay, snuff out the life of, terminate the life of
Associated concepts: death by lethal injection, death penalty, electric chair, gas chamber, right to life


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The red panties and matching bra with fringe hanging ten inches from the edges may make your heart leap, but you''d better check your lady''s lingerie drawer and her choice in reading matter before you invest.
The results of the first round (November 2006) of the Photojournalism Division (PJD) Digital Interclub competition are as follows: General 1st Place: Mongolian Horseman by Eleanore Avery, Dallas Camera Club; 2nd Place: Rock Climber by James Pratt, Oklahoma Camera Club; 3rd Place: Hanging Ten by Kevin Moody, Dallas Camera Club.
 
 
 
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