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You cannot, if you think about it, be beheaded twice. However an executioner could have difficulties with beheading someone.
King Louis XVI of France.
The first time the blade fell on his head, it only severed him, and he was still alive, bleeding on the block. The guillotine blade had to be raised again for a second chop.
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