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1. “Sadly for her, I had already hired many of them for our little venture and we had to incarcerate the Captain instead
2. President Lincoln, for example, limited Free Press, threatened to incarcerate Pro-Southern sympathizers in the Maryland Assembly and
3. The purpose behind jails is to 1) incarcerate criminal offenders and 2) (hopefully) rehabilitate them
4. Somebody was going to incarcerate me in a bloody
5. accuse, demonize, put on trial, torture, incarcerate and kill
6. children have intentionally photoshopped pictures of abuse and neglect and posted false claims against their parents so as to either blackmail or incarcerate them
7. ' Is it possible to kick a child out of one’s house, shame an unbending parent, cut off an addict, hospitalize the psychologically different, incarcerate the offender, and torture the opposition without calling it tough love? Is it impossible to simply call it love? Is it possible or necessary to call it any kind of love at all? Would 483
8. Prisons were usually holding pens until the fate of the prisoner was known, or existed to incarcerate prisoners during riots or other such public disorder events
9. In connection with this, the despotic governments directly prohibit the printing and dissemination of books and the utterance of speeches which enlighten the masses, and deport or incarcerate all men who are likely to rouse the masses from their lethargy; besides, all governments without exception conceal from the masses everything which could free them, and encourage everything which could corrupt them, such as the authorship of books which maintain the masses in the savagery of their religious and patriotic superstitions, all kinds of sensuous amusements, spectacles, circuses, theatres, and even all kinds of physical intoxications, such as tobacco, and brandy, which furnish the chief income of states; they even encourage prostitution, which is not only acknowledged, but even organized by the majority of governments
10. And shall I be obliged, sir, to come here with volumes of documents to prove the rights of the citizen; to demonstrate that the naval officers of Britain have not a right to incarcerate him; to drag him to the gangway and flog him? Shall I be obliged by a laborious process of reasoning to prove the obligation of Government to rescue him from such suffering? No, gentlemen generally have abandoned this ground, and say, that the impressment of our citizens is, under proper circumstances, justifiable cause of war; and the gentleman from North Carolina, (Mr
1. he found himself incarcerated
2. ‘I must object – my client was incarcerated at the
3. Draconian punishments still existed in some Middle Eastern states; political dissidents continued to be incarcerated
4. The captives were marched, shortly after, to a house prepared for their reception, and the Ansahs were incarcerated in the Houssas' Guard room
5. It seems they were incarcerated shortly after
6. When the Preceptor realised how bad things were becoming in the lower tunnels of the sett, he ordered Soffen's release from the chamber where she was incarcerated
7. That fact I had learned from my father, who because of the familial relationship with Julek, was once incarcerated for several months accused of aiding the communists
8. incarcerated she should have been classified as needing medical
9. It came to our attention through informal channels that there were some people who might be useful, but they were incarcerated for minor infractions
10. A few days later, on September the 12th, Adam was incarcerated for contempt of court
11. The parents were incarcerated until March 2006, awaiting extradition to Maine
12. Besides vitamins and glucose drips were not what I needed now, blood was, and with so many bare necks in view, all I could hone in were delicate, easily accessible veins screaming at me to release the fluids incarcerated within them
13. example, Aboriginal people are incarcerated at a rate of 35 times higher than the
14. I had paid Mike’s enrollment and tuition for Ohio University’s college program for the incarcerated
15. They utterly failed to treat his multiple, serious medical conditions while incarcerated
16. I will go to my grave blaming myself, to some degree, for having moved to Florida while he was incarcerated, but I fully intended to, and was willing and capable of, returning to CT and living with him until I was satisfied he was not a danger to himself and others
17. Williams does not need to be incarcerated
18. ” 35 She and her reluctant but loving husband and family did follow the bait to return, only to lose all their accumulated wealth and belongings to the party and then be incarcerated because of their
19. bullied by the other neighbours, especially when her boyfriend/husband would be incarcerated
20. In all there were some eighty to a hundred young women incarcerated in this place
21. The Defense Fund's bylaws limited its flexibility and ability to take action without getting the approval of its incarcerated chairman
22. Toney has been incarcerated for 12 years and it's time that something is done
23. Well, a few days ago I watched an incarcerated copper thief rip about 4 feet of copper plumbing and fittings out from under the sink in the day room
24. Bill: I will not publish the rest of this 3 page letter because it nauseates me--Michael extols the virtues of the Bush Bastard to take the heat off his incarcerated ass
25. This is not surprising as I am incarcerated in Tarrant County
26. out, had been mistakenly incarcerated
27. Where the fuck had I been living? Surely I knew that homos could be brought before the courts, imprisoned for up to twenty years and be raped, have their crimes published in the papers, be fired from their jobs, kicked out of rented accommodation [which is why he wanted to own his own house], disowned by families, incarcerated in funny farms, given electric shock treatment and…” He dropped his head onto strong arms and let years of anger and anxiety erupt in sobs of impotent misery
28. If you were unlucky enough to be incarcerated with a knife-wielding lunatic, the only escape would be to hurl yourself from the carriage at great speed
29. I was sitting on the walls of the old city of Famagusta, in which Turks had been incarcerated for years, when a carload of Turks attempted to drive out through the arched entrance directly below
30. everything and being incarcerated forever
31. incarcerated for legitimate Research
32. An extremely red-faced Andrei managed to catch Marianne’s eye and give her a quick wink when he “introduced” himself to them, saying that he apologised for barging in on them, but that he had no clue as to what Wei’s game was and could think of no reason for his being assaulted and incarcerated - he was after all, just a Tourist
33. Arriving there, they were incarcerated, within the hidden store-room within the Stadium, to await their starring “roles” in the big “Conflagration”…
34. Moonlight lit the face of her great-nephew, Barton Lewis Beebe Junior, all of 17, a moonshiner, illegal smuggler and family provider now that his daddy was incarcerated for dope dealing
35. Looking around I tried to take it all in: vulnerable men — incarcerated for whatever reason — not having a clue about what the next day would bring
36. replace her incarcerated ex with a fine decent man because she wasn't but
37. “When Henrietta was forced to mate with an incarcerated Stargazer and this produced a child, what happened to said child?”
38. How would they react when they saw me? Who were they? Was I incarcerated with rebels, Stargazers, or both?
39. There were cases of indigenous peoples being incarcerated
40. There are 200,000 women incarcerated in U
41. men incarcerated for having sexual contact with minors not
42. Children in father-absent homes become more likely to live in poverty, have emotional/behavior problems, die in infancy or have health problems, commit crimes as juveniles, become incarcerated, engage in premarital sex and get pregnant as teenagers, are abused, abuse drugs and alcohol, suffer from obesity, and underachieve academically
43. Sadly, these journalists were on the verge of being incarcerated for their efforts
44. Journalist Rachel Armstrong, brilliantly portrayed by Kate Beckinsale, refuses to out an individual she came in contact with and winds up incarcerated – and not just overnight – in order to protect the person who shared information with her for the paper
45. • Increased shock of being incarcerated; whites, especially
46. The animals were incarcerated in tiny, filthy, and
47. go; they (the incarcerated animals) weren't
48. “At this time, he was widely known and his mystical abilities feared, so he was not incarcerated in a prison
49. Also, if the incarcerated animals are excited by our
50. But while he’s incarcerated, another building bomb goes off, and a concocted note says “we did it” signed by some other “cell member of the arrested man” who has “Al Queda linkage”