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....bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/3080116.stm India's eunuchs demand rights], BBC News, 4 September 2003 ...c.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/668042.stm Eunuch MP takes seat - BBC world news]- News on Shabnam Mausi, Hijra MP

...a lot in Korean schools for spanking. Recently there have been a number of news reports of [[abuse|abusive]] punishments in South Korean schools.

...l punishment". This term is very commonly used in formal contexts, such as news reports. ...lit. "whipping punishment". This term is commonly used in Chinese-language news reports when referring to judicial corporal punishment in countries like [[

...ce, although he works for Jonas, approaches Norman as studio head with bad news. Rina, drinking while driving, has crashed her car and died. Norman sees hi With news of Jonas' engagement, Dan Pierce tries to blackmail Jennie. Armed with a co

...Knox. During the war, Knox continued his supervision of the Chicago Daily News, while Forrestal expanded his role and supervised the nonmilitary aspects o In 1931, Frank Knox became publisher and part-owner of the Chicago Daily News. In the 1936 election, he was the Republican nominee for vice president und

...pers started selling individual photos through companies like [[Movie Star News]] This created an entire market of lingerie stores like [[Lili St. Cyr]] an

*(Eric Schlosser - US News & World Report 2/10/97)

* [http://libcom.org/tags/sabotage News, accounts and articles on workplace sabotage and organising] – Sabotage,

...]. Includes extensive message board, feminist-slanted commentary, links to news stories about schoolgirls being humiliated and numerous spanking polls. Sev ...Huge collection of Swedish girl- and woman spanking stories, collection of news articles from swedish newspapers, etc.

...e been made within its walls by the power elite," and the ''New York Daily News'' described it on April 18, 2005, as "a place for the wealthy and well-bred ...ub for Southern California. According to the [http://www.nationaltrust.org/news/2006/20060216_pacific.html National Trust for Historic Preservation], "the

...nd duration of such interruptions has become a trend on various television news channels. It is often customary for jazz performers to receive applause in

...l punishment". This term is very commonly used in formal contexts, such as news reports. ...lit. "whipping punishment". This term is commonly used in Chinese-language news reports when referring to judicial corporal punishment in countries like [[

Nutrix Bulletins were produced by [[Irving Klaw]]'s "[[Movie Star News]]"<!-- was published circa 1963 -->

* BBC News story: [http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/4850938.stm Bob Carlos Clarke dies in accident * ''Daily Mirror'' story: [http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/tm_objectid=16871677&method=full&siteid=94762&headline=top-photographer--le

...ana lures a man and kills him, stepping out of his car and walking away. A news report attributes the resulting dozens of killings of sex offenders to a Vi

* [https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-14094995 Sudan profile] from BBC News

...ic. She finally settled the suit for 25-thousand dollars. It was paid at a news conference in silver dollars. ...y chased him into journalism where Michael won two Emmys for his work as a news producer. Michael went back to New York for a few years before seeing a ''"

...|Taboo]]'' series. She is member of the [[XRCO]] and the [[AVN|Adult Video News]] Hall of Fame.

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*Bo (AKA: David Pezzullo), Director of Sales and Marketing for East Coast News;