A crucifixion victim typically took several hours to days to die, depending on various factors such as their physical condition, the method of execution, and environmental conditions. Death often resulted from a combination of factors, including blood loss, shock, and asphyxiation due to the position of the body. In some cases, Roman soldiers would expedite death by breaking the victim's legs, preventing them from pushing up to breathe. Overall, the duration of suffering could vary widely among individuals.
One of the signs and symptoms of a shock victim is that they are usually cool and pale. It is usually important to take them to a place where there is free circulation of air.
Usually, a victim has very little input in determining a criminal's sentence. However - a judge will have read or heard testimony from the victim during the trial, and will take their statements into account when passing sentence.
Yes, but I don't usually take a very long vacation.
the typically part depends on the frequency of the abuse.
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it takes a long time to get the degree.
Usually about a minute.
It doesnt usually take long...but if it does, something's wrong with your Kinect.
Forever.
it depends
i have had it take about a month but it usually doesn't take that long
Dogs usually don't take showers. When their human bathes them, the human decides how long the dog should be in the bath or shower.