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The trial centres on allegations that he was brutalized by the officers in a precinct station.

And at a City Hall, the law-and-order record of the Mayor appears tarnished.

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- And at a City Hall, the law-and-order record of the Mayor doesnt appear tarnished.

- Does the law-and-order record of the Mayor appear tarnished at a City Hall?

The defence says it was a tragic accident, the prosecution accepts that the policemen did not set out that night to kill a black man but says that they made a conscious decision to shoot him once they got out of their car.

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- The defence doesnt say it was a tragic accident, the prosecution doesnt accept that the policemen did not set out that night to kill a black man and doesnt say that they made a conscious decision to shoot him once they got out of their car.

- Does the defence say it was a tragic accident or does the prosecution accept that the policemen did not set out that night to kill a black man but says that they made a conscious decision to shoot him once they got out of their car?

The trial centres on allegations that he was brutalized by the officers in a precinct station.

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- The trial doesnt centre on allegations that he was brutalized by the officers in a precinct station.

- Does the trial centre on allegations that he was brutalized by the officers in a precinct station?

 

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- Outside police headquarters in New York, the protesters show up each day.
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- Now four white officers who killed him are on trial.
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He was hit by 19 bullets.
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The defence says it was a tragic accident, the prosecution accepts that the policemen did not set out that night to kill a black man but says that they made a conscious decision to shoot him once they got out of their car.
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The departments troubles came just two years after it was riding high on news that the citys crime rate was dropping for the first time in 28 years.
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1. In the courts, the biggest criminal cases are (Present Simple) against cops. - , /.

Are the biggest criminal cases against cops in the courts?

2. The protesters show up (Present Simple) outside police headquarters each day .

Do the protesters show up outside police headquarters each day?

3. They made (Past Simple) a conscious decision to shoot him. .

Did they make a conscious decision to shoot him?

4. Jury selection will begin (Future Simple) in Brooklyn on Monday. .

Will jury selection begin in Brooklyn on Monday?

5. Morale in the department is dropping (Present Continuous). .

Is morale in the department dropping?

6. Diallo was reaching (Past Continuous)for a gun .

Was Diallo reaching for a gun?

 

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1. In the courts, the biggest (Superlative) criminal cases are against cops. , .

2. A combination of brutality charges, federal investigations and public relations problems has thrown the United States largest (Superlative) police department into the its worst (Superlative) crisis in years. , .

3. Whats created the most anger (Superlative) is the case of Amadon Diallo, an unarmed West American immigrant shot to death by police in an apartment lobby. , , - , .

 

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1. A combination of brutality charges, federal investigations and public relations problems has thrown the United States largest police department into the its (Possessive) worst crisis in years. , .

2. What(Interrogative) s created the most anger is the case of Amadon Diallo, an unarmed West American immigrant shot to death by police in an apartment lobby. , , - , .

3. The police, apparently believing Diallo was reaching for a gun, fired 41 bullets at him (Personal, objective case). , , , 41 .

4. He (Personal, nominative) was hit by 19 shots. 19- .

5. The defence says it (Personal, nominative) was a tragic accident, the prosecution accepts that the policemen did not set out that night to kill a black man but says that they (Personal, nominative) made a conscious decision to shoot him (Personal, objective) once they got out of their (Possessive) car.

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