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ma·chetes
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of machetes in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of machetes in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
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He was preparing morning prayers with flowers at the temple early in the morning and that time three young people came by a motor bike and killed him with machetes and fled away, the nature of killing was similar with the local militants, but we can not say more at the moment.
Douglas Burton has talked to many of the victims of massacres in Nigeria, and Douglas Burton said there is a pattern. When you talk to the people who are the victims, they will tell you every time the massacres happen, a group of 10, 20 or 50 men come into our villages with machetes and assault rifles, and they’re screaming ‘ Allahu Akbar.
I had to leave because it was not a direct threat, but I got the message, it was just recently when students were attacked and brutally beaten with machetes. In these situations, we can't do less with any type of aggression or intimidation because we don't know what might happen. Veracruz is a lawless state.
One of the guys came out and started yelling at the car. He returned with two other men with machetes and attacked the people around the campaign truck, the candidate suffered serious injuries after being hit on his head and his arm.
On January 28, he lured him into a vehicle with others, with the promise of marijuana and sexual favors, they then subsequently took him to the Massapequa Preserve, where they brutally attacked him with large knives and machetes and subsequently killed him there.
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