In 1938, Hungary annexed southern Slovakia following the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia at the Munich agreement in September.

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Hungarians still mourn their country's dismemberment in the 1920 Treaty of Trianon.

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Professor Sue Black, an expert on dismemberment, said it would have taken the killer at least three hours to cut up the body.

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Manufacturers can produce safer products for a much lower cost than consumers, if the price of discovering which products are dangerous includes death, dismemberment and avoidable diseases.

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The United States does not support Iraq's disintegration or dismemberment.

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But it was not until Ataturk rescued Turkey from dismemberment at the hands of the western Allies after the first world war that the army was put on a pedestal.

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"I may have taken an authorized photo of myself as a walker, and I may have sent that to him under threat of dismemberment if he passed that along, " Roberts said.

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However, Russia's current president, Vladimir Putin, has made life much tougher for western oil firms by restricting exploration by foreign outfits, making conditions stricter for joint-venture partners, and showing what would happen to dissenters with the dismemberment of Yukos.

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This is an admirable scruple, but a puzzling one, because it is largely absent from other Grimm tales, many of which feature mutilation, dismemberment, and cannibalism, not to speak of ordinary homicide, often inflicted on children by their parents or guardians.

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