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The Rome Statute, Penalties & the Spectrum of Severity

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no DOI — not checkedCost: a tutupanu, belak or $100. 2. For the social function of the person, Cost: a poe aluk, or $25. 3. For the sadness you produced, for destroying peace and love, Cost: 9 traditional coins ('Hollander') or $45. 4. For the genitals, Cost: $50. 5. For the 2 eyes and the mouth (depending on family name), Cost: $50. 6. For the brain, the thoughts and the rationality, Cost: $300 (price for a specific kind of a traditional necklace). 7. For the teeth and for the tongue, because the dead cannot speak again
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