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Sentencing and execution of sentences

South African Journal of Criminal Justice
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The Opening Sentence

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1967
In any writing the opening sentence has a heavy responsibility. It must seize the reader's attention and make him want to continue, indicate the general subject matter, and impart its information in a pleasing and attractive form. Students in journalism courses are taught a formula for writing the opening sentence—the who-where-when-what-how approach ...
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Sentence Stress and Sentence Comprehension

1975
University of ...
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Sentence-Combining and the Reading of Sentences

College Composition and Communication, 1980
Although there has not yet been established a definitive relationship between syntactic manipulation (sentence combining) and reading improvement, researchers have for a long time been raising questions about the possible interrelationships of these two language-processing activities.
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Panorama, Sentence by Sentence:

2022
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Sentence by Sentence

College Composition & Communication, 1963
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Sentences and sentence clauses

2018
Rachel Fenn, Anna McGlynn
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Sentences within sentences

2021
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Gender and Sentencing in the Federal Courts: Are Women Treated More Leniently?

Criminal Justice Policy Review, 2014
Stephen Demuth, Jill K Doerner
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Recent Developments and New Directions in Sentencing Research

Justice Quarterly, 2012
Jeffery Ulmer
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