Executives
Jury and executives are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Jury" instead a noun "Executives".
Jury
Jury noun - A body of citizens sworn to give a true verdict according to the evidence presented in a court of law.
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Executives and jury are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Executives" instead a noun "Jury".
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Every member of the jury is convinced they are guilty, except for Jeremy Cavendish, who cant decide if the executives are "monsters or idiots." The other jurors argue with him for a long time and he eventually agrees the executives are guilty.
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Scratch presents his Jury of the Damned to Plucky, consisting of some of the most vile scum to ever walk the Earth; Pirates, Thieves, Traitors, and Network Executives.
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In the "Night Ghoulery" special, during the "The Devil and Daniel Webfoot" sketch, Mr Scratch presents his Jury of the Damned to Plucky, consisting of some of the most vile scum to ever walk the Earth; Pirates, Thieves, Traitors, and Network Executives.
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