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The guards had run out of shackles, so they used handcuffs, hammering them shut when they proved too small for Mr. du Toit's legs.
Combat Junkies Graeme Wood 2011
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During the 1990s, Mr. du Toit's chief employer was the slickest and most capable of private armies: Executive Outcomes.
Combat Junkies Graeme Wood 2011
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Du Toit's example has inspired more than just those with disabilities or Olympic dreams.
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The tapes - apparently including a number pre-dating the Chaaban investigation - were seized from Du Toit's home by police, who are now investigating illegal interception of phone calls.
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"Du Toit's statement is a continuation of malicious political point scoring against farmers and the industry," he said.
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Mr du Toit's work is best read in conjunction with femiluni academic Julie Bindel's Guardian lament.
Archive 2005-06-26 Laban 2005
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Mr du Toit's work is best read in conjunction with femiluni academic Julie Bindel's Guardian lament.
More Sexual Politics Laban 2005
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Answering questions by prosecutor Suzanne Auret, Weyers conceded that Andre du Toit probably had "serious emotional problems" and that the test results had shown high levels of aggression and anti-social behaviour, but insisted that Du Toit's depression had influenced the results of the tests.
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Leviton admitted that he had been "very scared" when police arrived at his doorstep after Du Toit's arrest.
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Du Toit's lawyer, Jan Wagener, contended the justice ministry had nothing to do with the document or its contents.
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