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Between that and bloodless network procedurals, death transforms from a tragedy and a sin into a mystery or a puzzle.

Indeed, these six justices’ extreme solicitude for Trump in last term’s appalling immunity decision stands in stark and alarming contrast with their bloodless, wordless dismissal of Williams’ final petition for relief.

"They see cybercrime as a bloodless crime, with potentially lucrative financial rewards. This case needs to be given sufficient coverage to show these young people that sextortion can lead to loss of life and long prison sentences," he said.

"Democracy" is a word that may sound soaring to political junkies, but feels bureaucratic and frankly bloodless to many others.

As Trump's improving prospects for a second term in office sent Republicans giddy, his allies' statements took on a bolder tone, with Roberts boasting that they were "in the process of the second American Revolution, which will remain bloodless if the left allows it to be."