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conviction
noun as in belief, opinion
noun as in guilty sentence; assurance
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Mr Daniel had a number of previous convictions, including burglary, theft and possession of drugs.
The convictions, combined with charging enhancements added for the crime of “lying in wait” and committing multiple killings, will ensure life terms when when they are sentenced in December.
Malema seemed unfazed by his conviction, telling supporters that "going to prison or death is a badge of honour".
Monday's conviction marks the "culmination of years of dedicated investigation", which has involved the police and Chinese law enforcement teams, said Will Lyne, the Met's Head of Economic and Cybercrime Command.
They have now been told the review, which took four years to complete, has not brought up any new evidence that could lead to a conviction.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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