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International law says the military cannot kill civilians unless they pose an imminent threat of violence, even if engaging in criminal activity.

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Speaking after Friday's debate, Leadbeater told the BBC she respected those with concerns, adding that most peers had been "engaging in good faith" and "I know the Lords want to do a good job".

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“It wasn’t just any cake tin. It was the heart-shaped tin I had used to bake my own wedding cake,” Ms. Wilson, a British chef and food author, explains in her wise, engaging memoir.

Containing more than 250 images, each accompanied by a deft, deep caption, this selection of artworks, ephemera, photographs, fashion, jewels and objects is engaging, surprising and sometimes scary.

The BBC statement added: "We look forward to engaging with government, parliament and the public on the next charter to secure the long-term future of a publicly funded BBC that serves and delivers for everyone."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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