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An executioner/jailer carries out, administer, delivers or metes out (past tense: carried out, administered, delivered, meted out) the punishment.
The judge sentences the defendant and decides, sets or hands down (past tense: believed, set, handed down) the punishment.
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An executioner/jailer carries out, administer, delivers or metes out (past tense: carried out, administered, delivered, meted out) the punishment.
The judge sentences the defendant and decides, sets or hands down (past tense: believed, set, handed down) the punishment.
- 650206 views
- 291 answers
- 239545 votes
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An executioner/jailer carries out, administer, delivers or metes out (past tense: carried out, administered, delivered, meted out) the punishment.
The judge sentences the defendant and decides, sets or hands down (past tense: believed, set, handed down) the punishment.
- 650206 views
- 291 answers
- 239545 votes
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An executioner/jailer carries out, administer, delivers or metes out (past tense: carried out, administered, delivered, meted out) the punishment.
The judge sentences the defendant and decides, sets or hands down (past tense: believed, set, handed down) the punishment.
- 650206 views
- 291 answers
- 239545 votes
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An executioner/jailer carries out, administer, delivers or metes out (past tense: carried out, administered, delivered, meted out) the punishment.
The judge sentences the defendant and decides, sets or hands down (past tense: believed, set, handed down) the punishment.
- 650206 views
- 291 answers
- 239545 votes
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An executioner/jailer carries out, administer, delivers or metes out (past tense: carried out, administered, delivered, meted out) the punishment.
The judge sentences the defendant and decides, sets or hands down (past tense: believed, set, handed down) the punishment.
- 650206 views
- 291 answers
- 239545 votes
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An executioner/jailer carries out, administer, delivers or metes out (past tense: carried out, administered, delivered, meted out) the punishment.
The judge sentences the defendant and decides, sets or hands down (past tense: believed, set, handed down) the punishment.
- 650206 views
- 291 answers
- 239545 votes
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An executioner/jailer carries out, administer, delivers or metes out (past tense: carried out, administered, delivered, meted out) the punishment.
The judge sentences the defendant and decides, sets or hands down (past tense: believed, set, handed down) the punishment.
- 650206 views
- 291 answers
- 239545 votes
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An executioner/jailer carries out, administer, delivers or metes out (past tense: carried out, administered, delivered, meted out) the punishment.
The judge sentences the defendant and decides, sets or hands down (past tense: believed, set, handed down) the punishment.
- 650206 views
- 291 answers
- 239545 votes
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An executioner/jailer carries out, administer, delivers or metes out (past tense: carried out, administered, delivered, meted out) the punishment.
The judge sentences the defendant and decides, sets or hands down (past tense: believed, set, handed down) the punishment.
- 650206 views
- 291 answers
- 239545 votes
