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We will not bend to the will of a tyrant.
我々は暴君の意思に屈伏しない。
Not less than 10 people were arrested for being involved in the riot.
その暴動にかかわったとして、少なくとも10人が逮捕された。
Lander assumes that rioting and gang behavior are a result of poverty and poor economic conditions.
ランダーは暴動とギャング的行動は貧困と貧しい経済条件の結果であると仮定している。
Violent crime spread into the suburbs.
暴力犯罪は郊外にも広がった。
He seems rough, but at heart he is very gentle.
彼は粗暴に見えるが、根は大変やさしい。
Violence erupted all over the city because of the food shortages.
食糧不足のため市の至る所で暴力沙汰が突発した。
Blood and violence fascinate them.
彼らは血と暴力に引き付けられている。
He used force on his children.
彼は自分の子供に暴力をふるった。
The storm brought heavy losses.
その暴風雨は大損害をもたらした。
It was out of the ordinary for Chris to behave so roughly.
そんなに乱暴にふるまうなんて、クリスにしては普通ではありませんでした。
Never mind that. After all up till now he's stuffed himself on huge profit selling high brand-name goods of no real worth. From now on he can just try his best at honest trade.
He was eventually sentenced to five years in prison for that violent crime.
ついに、彼はその暴力犯罪を犯したことで懲役5年の判決を言い渡された。
Also many incidents of robbery by threats and violence are occurring.
暴力や脅しによって金品を奪い去る事件も多発している。
The severe housing shortage is partly to blame for the inflated rents.
厳しい住宅不足は1つには暴騰した家賃のせいである。
Mahatma Gandhi, the apostle of nonviolence, was born in 1869.
非暴力主義者のマハトラ・ガンジーは1869年に生まれた。
Many parents believe that there is too much violence on TV.
多くの親は、テレビには暴力が多すぎると信じている。
He was strongly against all violence.
彼はすべての暴力に強く反対した。
The riot got out of hand.
暴動は手がつけられなくなった。
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