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This strategy never failed, physicians are mortally afraid of having to admit that their billing practice is questionable.

Five mortally ill patients are in care at a hospital, all of whom will soon die.

Guess what - 20 years pass, Russia is angry like a non-mortally wounded wild animal.

I spent some considerable time and effort trying to hack my way into the UK equivalent, and so far have mortally failed.

Either that or he's using VSS and is mortally embarrassed.

Despite all of these dire predictions and pontifications on here by so many mortally offended by Go's existence, people are simply making solutions and moving on.

It is absolutely and mortally frightening what we are becoming.

In this case, even though no one died, someone's perception of reality was mortally wounded, and each reader of the article might have his or her grasp of reality materially changed.

> The same browsers, ironically, treat self-signed certificates as if they were mortally dangerous, despite the fact that they offer secrecy at trivial cost.

In the end we need to solve this in the real world of politics and execution squads so we don't mortally worry about letters or emails being read.

As far as I'm concerned, Apple still have a bit of time left to bask in the afterglow granted for mortally wounding Flash by keeping it off of iOS.

...if that animated character were falling-down drunk or mortally wounded.

I know the author didn't write the headline, but trolls are not "mortally wounded;" they're barely scratched.

I guess it depends on what counts as a "pass." I think that the state mortally wounding someone is always a failure.

This article describes a marvelous example of survivorship bias (or in this case "winners write history") coupled with classic Christensen disruption: "The legal institutions of Tsarist Russia were mortally wounded by the collapse of Tsarism; in contrast, the illegal underground survived intact, possessed of a nationwide scope and plausible claims to mass support and legitimacy.