If the legislation becomes law, fewer Americans will be imprisoned, and those who are imprisoned will serve shorter sentences.
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Q: Are other Bangladeshi photographers in jail, who deal with social issues, who are also imprisoned or were imprisoned?
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But critics say the conviction which imprisoned Johnson was racially motivated and led to Johnson being imprisoned for a year.
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Anwar remains imprisoned after being found guilty of sodomy in 2015 -- the second time he's been imprisoned for the offense.
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Not physically, but in their minds, and imprisoned in their minds and imprisoned by the conditions in which they were growing up.
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This humanities-based program provides college level courses for imprisoned men at Parchman and imprisoned women at the Central Mississippi Correctional Facility.
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"He refused to be imprisoned by his disease that kept him hamstrung longer than Nelson Mandela was imprisoned in South Africa," Clinton said.
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Belgian TV network RTBF reported that Khalid was imprisoned in 2000 for carjacking, and that Brahim had been imprisoned in 290 for shooting at police.
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Imprisoned as a militant here in 1990, Malik renounced violence and declared a ceasefire in 1994, but he has been imprisoned multiple times since then.
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America is imprisoned in its own way by the current scourge; some of us are literally required to stay in our homes while others are imprisoned by panic and anticipation.
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In Saudi Arabia, where the number of imprisoned journalists has risen steadily for years, at least 26 are being held, the group said, the same as the number imprisoned in Egypt.
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" Some carried banners that read "Immediately release imprisoned journalists.
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Their cousins, who lived next door, were imprisoned and tortured.
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Under Mr. Sisi's government thousands of Egyptians have been imprisoned.
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Both were arrested on arrival and have been imprisoned since.
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Serena did, indeed, help create the system that imprisoned her.
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Fujimori is the daughter of imprisoned former President Alberto Fujimori.
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Two staffers have been released but a third remains imprisoned.
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U.S. soldiers captured and later imprisoned several Islamic State fighters.
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Israel has routinely exchanged imprisoned Palestinians for its own people.
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The attack failed, and both Fidel and Raúl were imprisoned.
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He'd written it to Madonna while imprisoned at Clinton Correctional.
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She was imprisoned by the Lannister army for a while.
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His predecessor, Ehud Olmert, was imprisoned there for taking bribes.
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Doctors can currently be imprisoned if they perform the procedure.
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Fischer plays a librarian who is falsely imprisoned for treason.
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All those imprisoned today are [a product] of the occupation.
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They were imprisoned in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and brutally treated.
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Its CEO and other executives were imprisoned for graft offences.
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Women imprisoned could only see their children for an hour.
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For the latest updates on Reuters journalists imprisoned in Myanmar.
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The fleshly, muscular contortions only further confine the imprisoned figure.
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That's why perpetrators of slavery are rarely, if ever, imprisoned.
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He said he was worried his son would be imprisoned.
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In 2015 alone, three journalists were killed and 14 imprisoned.
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Some critics of the government have been imprisoned or killed.
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Her father fled their hometown and her mother was imprisoned.
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Turkey has imprisoned the highest number of reporters at 73.
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But he redeemed himself in his care of the imprisoned.
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Travelers entering these territories can be arrested, imprisoned, and fined.
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Churches, mosques and synagogues can advocate for imprisoned religious leaders.
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Even larger is the number of families imprisoned by poverty.
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In 2017, it imprisoned some of the city's leading activists.
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Born into disadvantage, they arrived, in a sense, imprisoned already.
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Violators could be fined $1,000 and imprisoned for one year.
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Kosovo will also release all of its imprisoned foreign fighters.
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The government released some imprisoned Boko Haram commanders in exchange.
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The daughter of imprisoned Cambodian opposition party leader Kem Sokha.
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More than 50,000 people have been imprisoned in Turkey since.
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He was imprisoned for 90 days and forced into retirement.
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While imprisoned, it develops a successful business and thrives financially.
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At least 16 Saudi journalists were imprisoned as of Dec.
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Jerry Brown to free her imprisoned brother in a letter.
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He was imprisoned in February 2016 after losing an appeal.
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One was imprisoned and now lives in virtual house arrest.
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Protesters say that others are still are being unjustly imprisoned.
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His mother, a doctor, was arrested and imprisoned soon after.
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Turkey's imprisoned politicians, novelists and journalists may not believe him.
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They imprisoned unarmed civilians, then sadistically abused and murdered them.
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He was convicted and imprisoned and later exonerated in 1906.
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The Mursi men were imprisoned in a compound, under ransom.
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In Russia, journalists have been threatened, maimed, imprisoned and killed.
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Henry II imprisoned his wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine, for treason.
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Similarly, MBS has imprisoned a number of leading conservative clerics.
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Soon afterward, you were imprisoned and sentenced to 11 years.
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He was imprisoned afterward, the first of multiple prison terms.
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The doctor could be imprisoned for up to 10 years.
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Should an unmarried probationer who has consensual intercourse be imprisoned?
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His government imprisoned democratic critics and censored the news media.
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Imprisoned for months, Ghosn was eventually released but then rearrested.
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A good friend of mine was imprisoned and committed suicide.
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What to do with people secretly imprisoned by the government?
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He said three of Imin's cousins had also been imprisoned.
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The government filed in Illinois because Faris was imprisoned there then.
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They claim he either assaulted, imprisoned or propositioned them for sex.
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Those arrested were imprisoned, and their names were printed in newspapers.
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A full-on film shot incognito by imprisoned people is unprecedented.
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That decision means freeing Baron after Josh imprisoned him episodes earlier.
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Of the nearly 33 inmates imprisoned here, the majority have jobs.
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The ghetto museum contains drawings by children who were imprisoned there.
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Many opposition leaders have been imprisoned in Venezuela in recent years.
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After giving her full confession, Tituba was imprisoned until April 1693.
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Mally convinced a judge that he was wrongly imprisoned by Congress.
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Most opposition figures are now either imprisoned or have fled abroad.
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In 1970, Carpenter was imprisoned once again for kidnapping and rape.
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If convicted, Danforth could be imprisoned for up to 10 years.
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Several of the most evil of the wartime actors were imprisoned.
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Kennedy has subsequently been imprisoned for abusing and raping three women.
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There's been a candlelit protest over imprisoned Catalan civil society leaders.
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Mr. Erdogan's other challenger is the imprisoned HDP leader Mr. Demirtas.
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Israeli military law allows anyone 12 or older to be imprisoned.
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Dubbed "The Hollywood Ten", Trumbo and others are fined and imprisoned.
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Two Reuters journalists have been imprisoned in Myanmar for 332 days.
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Stuck with my emotions and imprisoned in my own self-doubt.
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The second suspect, Boone-Doty, is imprisoned on unrelated criminal charges.
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I have family members who have been imprisoned in the past.
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Rights groups say the government routinely imprisoned and tortured political opponents.
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But in her teens, Pocahontas was abducted, imprisoned, and held captive.
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In 2010, he negotiated the release of an imprisoned US citizen.
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Both have been imprisoned for the past 15 years without charge.
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He was imprisoned for four months, before being released on bail.
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No other Americans are believed to be imprisoned in North Korea.
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One of his clients, Feroz Abbasi, was imprisoned at Guantánamo Bay.
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Everywhere you see men imprisoned by the old reticent, stoical ideal.
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How many have thought about what dentures mean to the imprisoned?
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Colleges and universities can take up the cases of imprisoned scholars.
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He was eventually caught and imprisoned for more than two years.
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Some were tortured and imprisoned, others were orphaned by the authorities.
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Several other former teachers have since been imprisoned for abusing boys.
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Gays were routinely arrested, beaten, and imprisoned simply for being gay.
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He remains imprisoned in the Waupun Correctional Institution in Waupon, Wisc.
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He, too, was separated from his family when they were imprisoned.
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Yes, the Kremlin imprisoned Jewish prisoners of conscience in the gulags.
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Magnitsky was imprisoned and died in Russian police custody in 2009.
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Security forces would keep the opposition intimidated and, if necessary, imprisoned.
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Many of them are imprisoned alone for years, or even decades.
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Jennifer Mayo, 38, was imprisoned in Texas from 2009 to 2015.
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Then Mr. Amiri disappeared, amid rumors that he had been imprisoned.
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More than 400 judges lost their jobs, while others were imprisoned.
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The imprisoned are not the only people shielded from public view.
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Read more: Americans are still being imprisoned for being HIV positive.
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In some cases they are imprisoned, in others tortured and executed.
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A fourth, Aine Davis, is imprisoned in Turkey on terrorism charges.
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He banned trade unions and imprisoned leftist intellectuals of all stripes.
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Tens of thousands of North Koreans are imprisoned in labors camps.
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With Warmbier's release, three other Americans remain imprisoned in North Korea.
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They were sustained by daily phone conversations with the imprisoned patriarch.
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They are used to it, resigned to it, imprisoned by it.
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Her constant chatting had already outcast her before she was imprisoned.
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We are all imprisoned and quarantined by our passions and foibles.
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BRUSSELS — The Belgian authorities imprisoned Patrice Lumumba as a rabble-rouser.
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Many Kurdish men were killed, imprisoned or pressed into military service.
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Since 2015, the Houthis have imprisoned more than a dozen journalists.
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The bomb fizzled harmlessly and Mr. Abdulmutallab was arrested and imprisoned.
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Hundreds were imprisoned or executed, and the service's ranks were replaced.
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Shkreli is currently imprisoned, with an expected release date in 2023.
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There were complaints about OpticsFast while Mr. Borker was still imprisoned.
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Together, we can create a country where no child is imprisoned.
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The bomb fizzled harmlessly, and Mr. Abdulmutallab was arrested and imprisoned.
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"It used to be we imprisoned people," Schiff said on MSNBC.
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Nine journalists were imprisoned on the same charges two years ago.
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"They imprisoned him for nine years the last time," Gutierrez said.
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Marzieh Amiri (Iran)Imprisoned Iranian reporter suffers epilepsy and deteriorating health.
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Starting in September of 2008, she was imprisoned for five months.
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Mr. Tahar was imprisoned at Guantánamo Bay from 2002 to 2009.
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Political opponents are not just silenced, many of them are imprisoned.
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He also tried to have his wife imprisoned in an asylum.
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To date, only Maine and Vermont allow imprisoned felons to vote.
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Kaczynski and Stewart, both second-generation Polish Americans, were concurrently imprisoned.
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When Westworld premiered, the pair were the saucy courtesans of Mariposa Saloon, but now they have evolved into super-powerful foils, with Maeve becoming mentally liberated but physically imprisoned, and Clementine becoming mentally imprisoned but physically liberated.
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More Americans still imprisoned A number of Americans remain imprisoned in Venezuela, where the economic crisis has worsened drastically for several years, caused by a combination of mismanagement of government funds and the plummeting price of oil.
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Correction: This post has been updated to reflect why Tyrion was imprisoned.
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At the time of his son's death, he was imprisoned in Gherla.
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Imprisoned officers received packages and had books, plays, bathing facilities, chapels, etc.
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They were imprisoned, tortured with brutal creativity, and in many cases, executed.
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Singleton was imprisoned on robbery and second-degree kidnapping convictions in January.
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She was imprisoned for several years and tortured in the early 1970s.
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Believe me, I've shackled and imprisoned them, but they are still going.
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You can't just focus on the box that has imprisoned your hands.
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So many people were killed and imprisoned, what effect does it have?
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Takeshi is placed in the body of Elias Ryker, an imprisoned cop.
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The same happened to a group of 19 imprisoned journalists last spring.
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I just need to know that he wasn't imprisoned on his birthday.
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Of them, 33 have been imprisoned for bribery, extortion, fraud or more.
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She filmed Jane Birkin's ogled body and the imprisoned caryatids of Paris.
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Though convicted of draft evasion, Ali paid bail and was never imprisoned.
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Claudius eventually discovered Valentine's transgressions, imprisoned him, and called for his execution.
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And – even more surprisingly – lower than formerly incarcerated men without imprisoned relatives.
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Many have been detaining including 89 journalists, 37 of whom were imprisoned.
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He was handed preliminary charges linked to the foiled attack and imprisoned.
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Cosby is imprisoned at SCI Phoenix, a maximum security prison outside Philadelphia.
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He was imprisoned for robbery and definitely not for murdering two people.
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At first, she thinks she'll be imprisoned by fear for her life.
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Those convicted would not be imprisoned in the Netherlands, the government said.
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So many minds, black and white, have been left imprisoned by history.
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Her family said she was imprisoned in Tehran's Evin Prison since June.
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For the next six months, both women were imprisoned in cramped cells.
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As of yet, none of the Americans have been imprisoned in Italy.
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Mr. Hill was imprisoned for 15 years before his conviction was overturned.
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"practically mute" after her father was imprisoned for opposing apartheid, and her
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Chávez was imprisoned, and Maduro devoted himself to trying to free him.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo have been imprisoned since Dec. 12.
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Some were imprisoned or hurt, and some were killed, during their protests.
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Pakistan, where he tracked and then briefly guarded an imprisoned Al Qaeda
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ISIS could seize on the confusion to free thousands of imprisoned fighters
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Johnson was one of about 3,85033 such offenders imprisoned for nonviolent crimes.
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Turkey now has imprisoned the largest number of journalists in the world.
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She was repeatedly tortured while she was imprisoned in the early 1970s.
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Others had mug shots taken that resembled the wizards imprisoned at Azkaban.
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Ford both imprisoned the robots and is about to set them free.
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U.S. authorities have been tight-lipped about where Guzman will be imprisoned.
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The government said that no imprisoned militants were exchanged for the girls.
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The report delineates crucial differences between being attacked, imprisoned, blacklisted, and censored.
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Sometimes victims are even imprisoned if they refuse to take the stand.
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We have not been able to confirm the number of those imprisoned.
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What would you prefer, to die or to be imprisoned somewhere else?
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Befekadu, 39, was imprisoned there for 84 days without charge in 2014.
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"Does anyone here know who was imprisoned here?" she asked the class.
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They were often harassed, arrested, imprisoned, or forced to do manual labor.
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In a few prominent cases, the Egyptian authorities have released imprisoned individuals.
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Critics were imprisoned or fled into exile; some died in torture cells.
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Mr. Namazi's son Siamak Namazi, 45, also a dual citizen, remains imprisoned.
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Origo's editors were never imprisoned and its reporters were never beaten up.
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With Leopoldo imprisoned, it fell to me to pick up his fight.
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Mr. Liu was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010 while imprisoned.
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In reality, Liang believed, the man was imprisoned for converting to Christianity.
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She spoke about being imprisoned, getting sick, and escaping from the hospital.
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He had been imprisoned for eight years, tortured and repeatedly beaten unconscious.
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Mr. Ai is an artist who was imprisoned by the Chinese government.
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Unprecedented numbers of journalists have been imprisoned simply for doing their jobs.
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They protest peacefully, even to the point of being arrested and imprisoned.
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Turkey imprisoned 47 journalists, while Saudi Arabia and Egypt both held 26.
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Foroozan and her three children were all imprisoned for her husband's death.
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Most male federal death row inmates are imprisoned in the Indiana prison.
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He was accused of spying and imprisoned, but was released in 1942.
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Domestically, MBS had also imprisoned a host of clerics, dissidents and businessmen.
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Riot police patrolled behind barriers, looking almost imprisoned in their bulky gear.
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It is time to resolve the issue of the imprisoned Palestinian population.
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China is the second-leading country for imprisoned journalists, according to CPJ.
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A spokeswoman for the court confirmed Messi was unlikely to be imprisoned.
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He compares himself to the oft-imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
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If found guilty, he could be imprisoned for up to 20 years.
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He has been imprisoned at the Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore, Ala.
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A fourth man, Aine Davis, is imprisoned in Turkey on terrorism charges.
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If Cosby is imprisoned, it will make defending himself even more difficult.
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For many of the imprisoned women, marriage is the only path to freedom.
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Black people are imprisoned, he continues, and sold on for labour or ransom.
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Amnesty says he was imprisoned merely for doing his job as a photojournalist.
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There's the Palace of Justice in Church Square, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned.
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Bundy and Boone connected again in 1977, when Bundy was imprisoned in Utah.
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It has dismantled opposition political parties, imprisoned activists and forced others into exile.
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Between 2007 and 2011, I was imprisoned for a murder I didn't commit.
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Over the past few years, Maduro has imprisoned scores of his political opponents.
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Kristian Saucier, a former Navy sailor imprisoned for his handling of classified information.
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Activists have been imprisoned and forced into exile as part of the crackdown.
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Serena is just as imprisoned by Gilead, but she actually helped build it.
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The court ruled that Turkone and Onal would remain imprisoned pending their appeals.
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On Indian reservations, peyote was often prohibited and its users harassed and imprisoned.
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A Palestinian poet has been imprisoned for a poem she posted on YouTube.
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Suffragettes were arrested, imprisoned, and otherwise targeted as they fought for voting rights.
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They've been imprisoned for months, beaten, robbed, killed ... just for publishing a tweet.
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CasaPound's leaders downplay the fact that Mussolini's government also imprisoned his political opponents.
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They're imprisoned in the desert, far away from the seas where they lived.
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The Foleys have established a foundation devoted to freeing American citizens imprisoned abroad.
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Lozen and other Apache leaders were imprisoned at a military arsenal in Alabama.
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Wang is one of three American citizens known to be imprisoned in Evin.
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Journalists like the two imprisoned Reuters reporters are an indispensable source of information.
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"Harry feels very imprisoned at Kensington Palace," royal biographer Ingrid Seward told People.
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If all the defendants pleaded guilty, none would be imprisoned, the prosecutor said.
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Anyone providing unofficial religious teaching can be imprisoned for up to 12 years.
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Egypt consistently ranks near the top of countries in numbers of journalists imprisoned.
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Anwar was imprisoned, first under Mahathir's rule on charges of corruption and sodomy.
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Imprisoned in Bangkok, I was nearing the end of a two-year trial.
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She was imprisoned, raped, and treated like a caged animal for 18 years.
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The proposal of additional detention centers suggests many will spend long years imprisoned.
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He was imprisoned multiple times by U.S. forces in Iraq during their occupation.
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The Bureau of Justice Statistics listed Maryland's imprisoned population at 19,977 in 1992.
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Given the choice, he would have imprisoned her for 7.5 to 10 years.
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Gottfried was summarily arrested, and imprisoned at the leisure of the German government.
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None of the still-imprisoned dissidents' families showed any sign of giving up.
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And his older brother was imprisoned for gun possession following a gang feud.
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People are beaten and imprisoned if they enter a zone above their station.
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Before succeeding, she would be imprisoned, threatened with execution and rape, and exiled.
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They will almost certainly continue to be imprisoned there for the remainder of
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After nearly two years of being imprisoned in Venezuela, a video from Sen.
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In some other countries he would be taken out and imprisoned or shot.
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The other two grew up with relatives and friends who had been imprisoned.
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He knows that many people, like Amir, have been imprisoned for their ideas.
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Other independence activists have been imprisoned for years, and booksellers have been jailed.
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There is no single explanation for why journalists are being killed and imprisoned.
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Many of the men have been killed or imprisoned in Myanmar, they say.
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In it, Latifa says she was imprisoned for three years, beaten, and tortured.
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A whopping 120 of those wrongly imprisoned also spent time on death row.
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Most leading Shi'ite opposition figures and human rights activists are imprisoned or abroad.
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He was arrested and imprisoned in Siberia for his connections to the West.
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The plight of the imprisoned is very well known to the faith community.
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Sullivan connected that past work releasing the wrongfully imprisoned with his current representation.
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If found guilty, they may be imprisoned for a maximum of one year.
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During World War II, over 100,000 Japanese Americans were imprisoned in internment camps.
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The president has tweeted that Comey should be imprisoned for releasing the memos.
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Several of his friends and family in Saudi Arabia were harassed and imprisoned.
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These are the guards we see walking Trish into her imprisoned next chapter.
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I don't want the children of the burglar to be arrested and imprisoned.
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Among those commutations were 26 people imprisoned for marijuana, and just 76 women.
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At one point during Civil War, Sam Wilson/Falcon (Anthony Mackie) is imprisoned.
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The one who imprisoned our children, we shouldn't be happy in his death?
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Refuse to ignore the plight of the imprisoned, the tortured and the deported?
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The government of Mao Zedong deemed his family capitalists and imprisoned his father.
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Guo, who was imprisoned on corruption charges, could not be reached for comment.
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Those who violate the ban could be imprisoned for up to six years.
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One American, Representative Richard T. Hanna, a California Democrat, was convicted and imprisoned.
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We lost a lot of our friends and saw them imprisoned and tortured.
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He was convicted of new drug charges in 1984 and imprisoned until 1991.
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In Qatar, homosexuality is criminalized: Men can be imprisoned for years for sodomy.
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In 2006, I was captured, imprisoned and tortured by the government of Sudan.
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Murshid, 32, a former policeman, was imprisoned by the government for 18 months.
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Azimjon Askarov (Kyrgyzstan)Imprisoned journalist's health deteriorating after nine years of life sentence.
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Like exotic birds in gilded cages, they are at once pampered and imprisoned.
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Go deeper ... Poll: Majority of Dems in early voting states want Trump imprisoned
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Imprisoned on charges of extortion in 19923, he had been hospitalized since Dec.
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Minnesota has long imprisoned black people at a far higher rate than whites.
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The lawyer who assisted the Dawsons was later convicted and imprisoned for fraud.
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The butch black sex stud they desired, exaggerated by the meth, imprisoned him.
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Journalists are being harassed, or worse; political opponents are being imprisoned, and worse.
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Pell is the most senior Catholic official worldwide imprisoned for child sex offences.
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After that he worked in Libya for another year, before again being imprisoned.
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He was accused of spying and was imprisoned but was released in 1942.
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Mr. Levashov will remain imprisoned in Spain while American officials negotiate his extradition.
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Indigenous Australians are imprisoned at roughly 210 times the rate of nonindigenous Australians.
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Let Us In could change the relationship between the public and the imprisoned.
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Pell is the most senior Catholic official worldwide imprisoned for child sex offences.
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Many journalists, even those who are not imprisoned, can no longer practice journalism.
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While imprisoned abroad he suffered strokes, hypertension and other ailments, his lawyers said.
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"It was his idea to strangle him," Mr. Boblit, who remains imprisoned, said.
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Just this October, nine of those still imprisoned were found guilty of sedition.
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According to some reports, nearly half of the military's generals have been imprisoned.
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But among offenders imprisoned for more minor felonies, the racial disparity is glaring.
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The ACLU recognizes this and will fight for those imprisoned to seek justice.
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Along the way, he says he was imprisoned, tortured and held for ransom.
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His government has prosecuted and imprisoned critics, some of whom wound up dead.
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Hundreds have been imprisoned in jails and youth detention centres across the country.
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Hundreds have been imprisoned in jails and youth detention centers across the country.
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I've called him a "serial rapist", and said he deserved to be imprisoned.
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About 900 Albanians are behind bars, topping the league table of imprisoned foreigners.
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Officials who tried to raise alarms have been demoted, fired and even imprisoned.
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The queen is imprisoned by grief, by tradition, by her own uncooperative body.
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Clearly not improvements in the Central American countries from which the imprisoned come.
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She added that the North had shown "good faith" in releasing imprisoned Americans.
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In 1571, Johan returned the favor and imprisoned his brother in the castle.
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Many people are arrested for marijuana possession, but very few end up imprisoned.
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Last year activists said 1 million Uighurs had been imprisoned in detention centers.
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Clinton to be investigated and one of her top aides to be imprisoned.
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Maduro has also violently cracked down on protests and imprisoned major political rivals.
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She was imprisoned at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility for women in Westchester County.
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If convicted at trial, they could be imprisoned for up to 15 years.
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Still, it represents a broken man who is imprisoned and this feels important.
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Only the states of Texas and Florida do illegal immigrants commit less crimes than their legal immigrant counterparts (Texas with 6900 illegals imprisoned per 100,000, compared to 65 legal immigrants and Florida with 55 illegals imprisoned, compared to 68 legal immigrants).
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They were all, at some point in the late 1960s until early 1970s, imprisoned at a fairly young age for petty or sometimes unknown reasons, though they all shared the same designation—"political activists"—that men were massacred and imprisoned for.
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Under the law, a person who claims to be an officeholder of a banned party could be imprisoned for up to three years, and a member could be imprisoned for up to one year, or two years for a subsequent offense.
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Earlier this year, women who successfully campaigned for the right to drive were imprisoned.
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If found guilty of espionage, he could be imprisoned for up to 20 years.
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Despite falling crime rates, more than 2 million Americans are imprisoned, the statement said.
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Dozens of followers died and he, Raul Castro and others were captured and imprisoned.
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The imprisoned activists began charting a way forward for a post-apartheid South Africa.
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He was secretly executed by the Syrian government after having been imprisoned since 2012.
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Faulcon, Bowen, Gisevius, and Villavaso have been imprisoned since their initials arrests in 2007.
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Over two hundred thousand people, Caspar, have been tortured, killed, or imprisoned without trial.
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Ferrer said his group had 53 activists currently imprisoned due to their political views.
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But during that time, the number of indigenous people imprisoned alongside him has increased.
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Activists who criticized his regime were imprisoned for months, with some put to death.
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McCain was a naval aviator who was imprisoned and tortured during the Vietnam War.
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But Ellaria Sand and the Sand Snakes are waiting for him and he's imprisoned.
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Ned is then betrayed by Littlefinger, who sides with the Lannisters, and is imprisoned.
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Two Reuters reporters imprisoned in Myanmar have been freed after more than 500 days.
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Anwar Ibrahim, the opposition leader, has been imprisoned since 2015 on flimsy sodomy charges.
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Hekmati was imprisoned by Iranian authorities in 2011 while visiting his grandmother in Tehran.
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He was first imprisoned, along with other vocal opponents of Mr. Marcos, in 1973.
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He was first imprisoned, along with other vocal opponents of Mr. Marcos, in 1973.
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We know the U.S. has tortured and imprisoned people without trial in Guantanamo Bay.
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Attempts to reach the military correctional facility where Manning is imprisoned were not successful.
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When the devil card appears in a reading it represents power and imprisoned energy.
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In April, Saudi authorities imprisoned a number of individuals, including journalists, writers, and academics.
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He never wanted Goodyear to be imprisoned at all, let alone for two years.
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We're not dealing with the generally unattractive, immediately unnerving imprisoned murderers of Mindhunter here.
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In one high-profile case, Liu Xiaoqing, a popular actress, was imprisoned in 2002.
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Kamal was imprisoned as a punishment for protesting against the Iranian regime in 2009.
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Stadler, meanwhile, is the sixth executive to be imprisoned for charges related to Dieselgate.
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One dealer replaces another, while the system leaves behind imprisoned dealers and devastated communities.
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Serbs, Jews, Roma and Croats who opposed the regime were imprisoned and killed there.
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Peter: One exoneree had been wrongfully imprisoned for rape and murder as a teenager.
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Key protest leaders were imprisoned and, in the following years, enthusiasm for protests waned.
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Miller, 51, had been imprisoned at the Victorville Federal Correctional Institution since July 2017.
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Women who've experienced obstetric complications have been imprisoned under suspicion that they sought abortions.
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Shout out to the moose standing imprisoned in our public free zoo in Gothenburg.
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Meanwhile, Daenerys' imprisoned dragons began to turn against her, frustrated by their close quarters.
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Key was imprisoned upon a British ship on the night of September 13, 85033.
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Ferrer was imprisoned in 2003, along with 74 other dissidents in a nationwide crackdown.
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Awdah, a Sahwa leader, was imprisoned from 1994-99 for agitating for political change.
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Saudi Arabia arrested and imprisoned people on charges of insulting Islam and practicing sorcery.
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The novel tells the story of Firdaus, an imprisoned woman facing death by execution.
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As many as 12,000 Muslims may be imprisoned in Uzbekistan for their religious beliefs.
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Bagcho has been imprisoned at the US "Supermax" prison in Florence, Colorado, said Higgins.
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One thousand to be shot and thirty-five hundred imprisoned in the Odessa region.
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The Workers' Party has floundered since Mr. da Silva was imprisoned in April 2018.
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For years, she was routinely harassed by apartheid-state security forces, imprisoned and tortured.
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" Translation: "Are you vindictive enough to see your brother not just disbarred, but imprisoned?
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In her old age, she's still not fully liberated, imprisoned by her own memories.
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Alice tells Clark this story while he has him imprisoned in a fake guillotine.
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Lula had been imprisoned on a corruption conviction, bearing a nearly nine-year sentence.
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One woman, holding up her phone, yelled at Comey that he should be imprisoned.
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He discovered it's a different story for the wrongfully imprisoned, at least in Massachusetts.
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Had an evil spirit imprisoned us in a dream we could not escape from?
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While imprisoned, he's continued to oppose the government, drawing the ire of Venezuela's leaders.
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People can be fined up to $500 and imprisoned for up to a year.
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If caught, protesters could be imprisoned for up to one year and fined $17,000.
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Last year, U.S. college student Otto Warmbier died after being imprisoned in North Korea.
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One out of every 14 children in the U.S. has had a parent imprisoned.
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It urged "the release of jailed political opponents," after Maduro imprisoned leading opposition figures.
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Women who otherwise get abortions can be imprisoned for as long as four years.
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In the photos of solitary people behind its bars, no one looks terribly imprisoned.
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There are several cases of Christian priests who are imprisoned solely for their practices.
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He was imprisoned and gradually, like salt dissolving in water, was made to vanish.
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Few islanders like the idea of seeing a Jarawa man handcuffed, let alone imprisoned.
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He had been imprisoned on multiple charges of forgery and fraud, the officials said.
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Their frustrations illustrate the distinct challenges faced by Americans imprisoned by their government's allies.
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Seeing animal rights campaigners he admired get imprisoned only encouraged him to help more.
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When sentenced later this year, he will be imprisoned for two to seven years.
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It was a disturbing act, as Rousseff herself had been imprisoned by the dictatorship.
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The studio was raided a few years ago, and Erika arrested, charged, and imprisoned.
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Butairi: Not imprisoned, but not free One person who has remained silent is Butairi.
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His parents died in a concentration camp; he was imprisoned in a labor camp.
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During the war, she and her family had been imprisoned in a concentration camp.
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After having been imprisoned for about a decade, my sibling may be released soon.
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Finally, Trump has shown a distinct interest in bringing Americans imprisoned abroad back home.
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Khodorkovsky was soon imprisoned on charges of tax fraud, and Yukos was broken up.
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He was imprisoned for 11 years, released after a DNA test proved his innocence.
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But in 2007, after Mr. Giuca was imprisoned, Ms. Giuliano's activism reached new heights.
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One man said rebels had imprisoned him for 44 days for "talking about them".
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The remainder are imprisoned in states that have already applied the 2012 ruling retroactively.
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After being wrongly imprisoned for years, the barber with a vendetta teams with Mrs.
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Many of them are being hunted for different reasons, and one is already imprisoned.
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Mr. Sirhan remains imprisoned in California, with his next parole hearing scheduled for 2021.
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In recent years, hundreds of rights activists and lawyers have been imprisoned or disappeared.
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The plan was to swap the children for imprisoned members of the Dutch underground.
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His former boss, Zhou Yongkang, was imprisoned for life on corruption charges in 2015.
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This is our situation: All of us Yemenis who hate this war are imprisoned.
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Arash Shoa-Shargh (Iran) Case of imprisoned journalist serving 210 years shrouded in silence.
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Lu Yuyu (China) Imprisoned journalist has requested and been denied help for severe depression.
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Individuals can be imprisoned and/or fined for harming, shooting or capturing the animals.
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Phillips spent more time behind bars than any other wrongfully imprisoned person in America.
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Hundreds of imprisoned dissidents in China would be telling them this if they could.
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Do you know what it's like to be imprisoned with no end in sight?
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For all the young man's bravado, it was no match for his imprisoned father's.
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" He later told the Financial Times, "Nobody has been imprisoned for criticising the government.
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They were imprisoned after the coup, but were released and granted amnesty in 1994.
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Now that the war was over, the imprisoned Salvadoran gang members were being deported.
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His grandfather fought against British colonialists and was imprisoned for sedition against the queen.
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Fujimori, the daughter of imprisoned former President Alberto Fujimori, has not been officially charged.
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Hundreds more have been imprisoned in jails and youth detention centers across the country.
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Mr. Wilson noted that Mr. Rizieq had been imprisoned twice before, for inciting hatred.
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Mr. Ai is an artist and author who was imprisoned by the Chinese government.
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He is imprisoned, first in a rural jail and then in Berlin's Tegel prison.
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For example, Mother is exclusively confined to (if not downright imprisoned in) the home.
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A subsequent police investigation led to one man being imprisoned for downloading indecent images.
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Both men were imprisoned but were later pardoned, and went on to enter politics.
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She then went on a power trip and had to be stopped and imprisoned.
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He and other imprisoned HDP parliamentarians argue they are detained on politically-motivated charges.
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"Over the years, Guantánamo has inspired more terrorists than it has imprisoned," she wrote.
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He is currently imprisoned and under trial on charges of corruption and money laundering.
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Instead there was a fierce resolve to forgive the country that had imprisoned them.
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Another 160 Christians are detained or imprisoned without trial, and 66 churches are attacked.
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In 2006, Russia convicted him of selling secrets to the British and imprisoned him.
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A photojournalist, Mahmoud Abou Zeid, known as Shawkan, is the most prominent imprisoned journalist.
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They included 58 Rohingyas who returned between January and April and were then imprisoned.
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Mothers who are imprisoned in Texas met with their daughters in a special room.
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More than a dozen C.I.A. informants were killed or imprisoned by the Chinese government.
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Mr. Kilic has been imprisoned for more than six months in Izmir, his hometown.
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In an interactive display you can read confessions by both visitors and imprisoned people.
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He was adamant: He did not commit the crime for which he is imprisoned.
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Having been herself imprisoned for her work, she could relate to my uncle's story.
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Who are the three freed men and why were they imprisoned in North Korea?
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Bellentani was imprisoned for two years and tortured repeatedly with electric shocks and beatings.
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Two years later, after he had been imprisoned, he won the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Will was imprisoned at a facility not too far away from where Dan lived.
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Warmbier, a University of Virginia student visiting North Korea, was imprisoned in January 2016.
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Farrera-Brochez was convicted and imprisoned for more than two years before being deported.
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At a seminar on Friday in Modena, she hugged fellow exonerees Peter Pringle, who was wrongfully imprisoned on a murder charge in Ireland for 15 years, and Angelo Massaro, who was wrongly imprisoned for 21 years in Italy on a murder charge.
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"I'm free, but I still feel imprisoned," said Hansell Vasquez, one of the freed inmates.
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Most of the leading opposition figures and rights activists are imprisoned or have fled abroad.
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"You're imprisoned, but you're safe," said one senior relief worker, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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He says two of the five men were previously convicted and imprisoned for terrorism offenses.
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He was imprisoned at Auschwitz and Dachau, where he spent his childhood doing manual labor.
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In it the stripes of Malaysia's flag become bars behind which its people are imprisoned. ■
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According to the report, Eritrea imprisoned more journalists than any country in sub-Saharan Africa.
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The longest-imprisoned American in North Korea is Kim Dong-chul, in his mid-60s.
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They were being imprisoned, most of the time without a fair trial, just like me.
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As a young man in Egypt, Tarek was arrested and imprisoned for kissing another man.
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A United Nations report details a North Korean citizenry imprisoned, enslaved, starved, raped and tortured.
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Fujimori is a former congresswoman and the eldest daughter of imprisoned former President Alberto Fujimori.
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To my left was the adjustment center, where San Quentin's more violent criminals are imprisoned.
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And he imprisoned the parents and brothers of his third wife after he divorced her.
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Last year, he endorsed giving imprisoned felons, including murderers and rapists, the right to vote.
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He was imprisoned in July 2014 and convicted in October on charges that included spying.
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John McCain, a veteran who was imprisoned in Vietnam for five-and-a-half years.
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After that trauma, she was imprisoned in Egypt for being at an underground gay club.
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Aasif Sultan, a reporter for Kashmir Narrator, will have been imprisoned one year on Aug.
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He spent 544 days unjustly imprisoned by Iranian authorities until his release in January 2016.
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Whatever was done for the poor, the suffering and the imprisoned was done for him.
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When she was initially imprisoned in 2010, Chelsea Manning was still known as Bradley Manning.
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Though they're middle-aged women, Carol and Barbara have been imprisoned since they were teenagers.
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The reason is simple: These are usually the only materials available to an imprisoned artist.
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The work features 22018 photo portraits of people who have recently been imprisoned in Spain.
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The act got her arrested and imprisoned but also captured the world's attention and condemnation.
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This isn't the first time North Korea has imprisoned a foreign student visiting the country.
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A woman working as an undertaker was imprisoned for washing bodies according to Islamic custom.
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Stadler is the sixth Volkswagen Group executive to be imprisoned for Dieselgate-related alleged crimes.
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A significant number of those imprisoned right at the start were student organizers and activists.
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During white rule, Zuma was imprisoned for 10 years with Nelson Mandela on Robben Island.
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Scores of journalists have been imprisoned, and over 100 media organizations have been shut down.
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A number of separatist leaders fled Spain or were arrested and imprisoned, causing widespread controversy.
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She ended up accused of the crime by her own brother-in-law and imprisoned.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping suffered personally during the Cultural Revolution when his father was imprisoned.
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Like Kafka's K. in The Castle, Zama is imprisoned in the machinations of senseless governance.
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A handful of pilots imprisoned with Mr Celebi in the early 2010s have been reinstated.
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She was imprisoned on January 1, 19423 for her role in the Civil Disobedience Movement.
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Draconian drug laws imprisoned men and women, sometimes for life, for committing nonviolent drug offenses.
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Others who remain imprisoned include Shia opposition leader Ali Salman and opposition activist Ibrahim Sharif.
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Years before, Turkey had already imprisoned more journalists than any country, as it does today.
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The 61-year-old dissident was imprisoned in 2009 for promoting greater democracy in China.
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Barakat was previously imprisoned in Paraguay from 2002 to 2008 on charges of tax evasion.
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Maduro's government has imprisoned dozens of opposition leaders ranging from mayors to university student agitators.
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Their telephone and internet should be cut and they should be imprisoned in their house.
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It was a photograph of a tormented child imprisoned in a great rock of flesh.
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Although she is still imprisoned, the Azerbaijani authorities are feeling increased pressure over her case.
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Loujain al-Hathloul and Aziza al-Yousef are among the women imprisoned over their activism.
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Another suspect on the list, Amedy Coulibaly, had also been imprisoned on a terrorism conviction.
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Twice imprisoned during the Terror, he escaped the guillotine thanks to his popularity and sangfroid.
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In April four people working for Adhoc, a local human-rights charity, were imprisoned, too.
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Until this point, security AI was imprisoned in the contrived halls of academia and government.
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Hess's proposal wasn't taken seriously and he was imprisoned for the rest of the war.
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Editorial This is how Albany gets its reputation back: one imprisoned politician at a time.
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A ceasefire brokered in 1984 included the release of a number of imprisoned guerrilla fighters.
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We have murdered and systematically imprisoned and slaughtered and devalued and drugged up the majority.
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Garth Drabinsky, the storied Canadian producer once imprisoned for fraud, is planning his Broadway comeback.
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Unfortunately, he was imprisoned by the Free Syrian Army after they charged him with looting.
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Astrid's father had died while Wim was imprisoned, and Wim returned home as the paterfamilias.
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After the fall of Berlin in 1945, she was imprisoned by the Russians until 1950.
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Browder's attorney Sergei Magnitsky, the law's namesake, died under mysterious circumstances while imprisoned in Russia.
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When reporters are imprisoned or held against their will, must continue to demand their freedom.
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Jesse manages to hold on to this photo while he was imprisoned at Jack's hideout.
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Mr. Kristal, who was imprisoned at Auschwitz during the Holocaust, is the world's oldest man.
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Conservatives fear a world where the Republican Party remains imprisoned in his short-fingered grasp.
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The United Nations estimates 120,000 men, women and children are imprisoned in North Korean Gulags.
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Tempest. Dickson dryly remarks: Words spoken by an oppressed and imprisoned slave, Caliban, in a
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Republicans sort of recognize this reality, but they are still imprisoned in the Reaganite model.
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While at the same time, John McCain, whom he has mocked, was imprisoned and tortured.
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We've seen these women imprisoned and watched them ask for death rather than quit fighting.
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He was then imprisoned in a camp in Utah until the end of the war.
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Later that year, three of these new acquaintances were arrested and imprisoned for trafficking marijuana.
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This space of imprisonment, and those imprisoned within, are beasts to be challenged, conquered, outsmarted.
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Those arrested include Lyle Jeffs and Seth Jeffs, brothers of the now-imprisoned Warren Jeffs.
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China, Turkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Egypt hold more than half the world's imprisoned journalists.
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The regime in turn has continually targeted the Baloch and imprisoned and executed many activists.
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"Fahad has completely disappeared, and he's not imprisoned, but he's also not free," he added.
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Tomic is imprisoned at the Centre de Détention de Val-de-Reuil, northwest of Paris.
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When Joan is imprisoned by the English, Isabelle is as frightened as she is fierce.
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If caught, these residents of the world's most repressive regime could be imprisoned or executed.
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My father, Fred, and others who defied the military orders were criminally charged and imprisoned.
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In the 1970s, the United States imprisoned approximately 300,000 people, almost all of them men.
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He went on to say the reporters should be "commended — not imprisoned" for their work.
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Plenty of people commit crimes in this country and need to be prosecuted and imprisoned.
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In "Hippolyte," Thésée travels to Hades to rescue a friend and ends up imprisoned himself.
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It was, improbably, Roberto Ramirez, one of the three imprisoned with Mr. Sharpton in Vieques.
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"Armando was arrested and imprisoned at the age of 23 for 22 years," she says.
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He didn't even pray regularly, let alone consider himself an Islamist, before he was imprisoned.
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He was imprisoned not for righteous opposition but for his allegiance to the Iron Guard.
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She said she had been imprisoned and beaten, and could no longer bear the torment.
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When Meg finds her father, he is imprisoned in a James Turrell-type light space.
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For the man in question, being unjustly imprisoned was awful, but judges are only human.
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You're imprisoned by this if you're not willing to admit regret about your past yet.
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Both have been sentenced to prison on corruption charges, but neither has been imprisoned yet.
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According to a new report, a record number of journalists are imprisoned around the world.
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Alex, meanwhile, was imprisoned but, so far as anyone knew, had signed no such deal.
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Holleeder was caught in France and eventually convicted and imprisoned in the Netherlands until 1992.
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He has labeled the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group and imprisoned thousands of university students.
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To the Editor: I am a conservative Republican who teaches civics to imprisoned Florida felons.
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But now the country is awaiting a court ruling that could see Mr. Sharif imprisoned.
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He imprisoned women's rights activists and extorted from business leaders, and there were no consequences.
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Cardi also seems to be considering starting a GoFundMe for the imprisoned roadside zoo owner.
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Their father came home and caught the assailant, who was tried, found guilty and imprisoned.
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Prominent opposition politicians were either barred from competing in the election, imprisoned or in exile.
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Corruption runs deep — the last elected prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, was imprisoned two weeks ago.
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He was imprisoned but was later released pending trial and fled to the United States.
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Ebbers left that year and following his conviction, was imprisoned from September 2006 until Dec.
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A number of them have been imprisoned on charges of spying or sedition or both.
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Netflix teases that Hopper "will face dangers both human...and other" while imprisoned in Kamchatka.
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But nowhere in the country can you be imprisoned for missing a credit card payment.
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They were imprisoned for writing about the illegal trafficking of weapons to radicals in Syria.
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The imprisoned individual may go years, even decades, without ever speaking honestly about his crime.
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However, he was imprisoned in 2015 on terrorism charges — which his supporters say were contrived.
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From 2010 to 2012, Chinese officers killed at least a dozen informants and imprisoned others.
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Mr. Anwar was later imprisoned on sodomy charges, a case widely seen as politically motivated.
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So why, until now, is there no systematic data on pregnancy outcomes among imprisoned women?
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Women accounted for around 8% of the journalists imprisoned globally, down from 13% last year.
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The crime for which the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee should allegedly be imprisoned isn't clear.
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Prior to that, he was imprisoned in 2009 for weapons possession, per The Hollywood Reporter.
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Currently, Iran has imprisoned dozens of foreign citizens, among them six Americans and a Briton.
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The numbers of women imprisoned for abortion vary, depending on which experts you speak to.
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Doesn't your obsession with living eternally actually amount to your being totally imprisoned by death?
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Indeed, the Cuba government does not permit organized political opposition, and dissidents have been imprisoned.
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My late father was imprisoned in the late 1980s for crossing the border into Yugoslavia.
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The man, Shawki Awad Balzuhair, had been imprisoned without trial for more than 14 years.
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Ike said that while he was imprisoned he had been repeatedly shot by his captor.
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Nabil had talked to me about her almost every day while we were imprisoned together.
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In one section of Istanbul, an imprisoned journalist's family tries to cope after Turkey's crackdown.
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The one imprisoned by the United Nations and its own unrealistic vision of the future.
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Hunger strikes have been one way for imprisoned Iranians without other recourse to pressure authorities.
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Over the next two years, the women imprisoned for abortion were granted amnesty and released.
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While Washington's actions are important, however, federal prisons hold only one in eight imprisoned Americans.
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More than 6,000 political prisoners have been freed since January even though thousands remain imprisoned.
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Several other Americans remain imprisoned in Iran on what their supporters insist are baseless charges.
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Mr. Trevino and the other imprisoned former lawmen in South Texas are but a sampling.
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Afghan children as young as 8 have been imprisoned after being caught preparing suicide attacks.
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They were imprisoned; some of them claimed they were tortured while they were in prison.
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Mr. Joko didn't stand up for Mr. Basuki when he was tried and then imprisoned.
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Charles' final scene proves he is in cahoots with imprisoned Gargoyle King Chic, his boyfriend.
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According to Gonzalez, Maldonado was badly beaten and had suffered an asthma attack while imprisoned.
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During her time in the guerrilla she was tortured and imprisoned between 1970 and 1972.
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They know people imprisoned, have a family member working inside, or have worked inside themselves.
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He's a black man that was charged and convicted with crimes carrying incredibly harsh sentences, imprisoned, monitored on probation and made to comply with sometimes unrealistic and more often needless conditions, and then re-imprisoned when he couldn't keep up with the court's demands.
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Composer Stephen Sondheim, introduced by Meryl Streep, won the PEN/Allen Foundation Literary Service Award and Oleg Sentsov, an imprisoned Ukrainian writer and filmmaker, won the PEN/Barbey Freedom to Write Award, an award granted to a writer imprisoned for his or her work.
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The others were Ms. Gao; the writer and photographer Liu Xia, who is under house arrest and is married to Mr. Liu; the imprisoned poet Li Bifeng; the imprisoned scholar Ilham Tohti; and Qin Yongmin, the founder of a pro-democracy party who has disappeared.
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Under the law, a person who claims to be an officeholder of the party could be imprisoned for up to three years, and anyone who provides a place for the group to meet could be imprisoned for up to a year for a first offense.
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Reformist leaders were imprisoned, and the window of freedom in which they had operated was closed.
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The total number of people that remain imprisoned for taking part in the demonstrations is unknown.
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Within the eight-hour span I was imprisoned after my arrest, #FreeDanHeyman went viral on Twitter.
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Several women's rights activists appear to remain imprisoned, including prominent women's rights defender Loujain al-Hathloul.
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It's heartbreaking to see Annalise (probably?) wrongfully imprisoned, so we're hoping Bonnie's efforts will be successful.
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Apparently he's been getting some hate online from those confusing him with the imprisoned Jerry Sandusky.
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That same year, he was charged with illegal mining in Oman and imprisoned for two months.
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Dissidents repressed Many viewed Castro as an enemy of human rights, who suppressed and imprisoned dissidents.
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Most of the country's leading opposition figures and rights activists are imprisoned or have fled abroad.
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The Houthis, along with laying deadly land mines, have also targeted religious minorities and imprisoned opponents.
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Unfortunately, he seems to be imprisoned by the Russians who had their secret lab under Hawkins.
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Still shocked by the news that his grandmother had been imprisoned, Hiram started poking around online.
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Because black Americans are disproportionately arrested and imprisoned, their profiles are overrepresented in police DNA databases.
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Your ship is completely imprisoned in ice, and men have begun dying the strangest ways possible.
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One homeless man in Manchester was arrested 54 times and imprisoned 24 times in two years.
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Surviving horror During World War II, Hirsch was imprisoned in five different concentration camps, including Auschwitz.
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While in prison, Banks founded the American Indian Movement, or AIM, with other imprisoned Native Americans.
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As a young boy, Samet was imprisoned by the Nazis in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
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He has imprisoned journalists, confiscated newspapers, suppressed protests, fired judges and overhauled the military high command.
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Mr. DeFriest still has time to serve for infractions committed while imprisoned in California and Alabama.
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Mr. Hall, 86, was imprisoned in 2013 for indecently assaulting 13 girls from 1967 to 1985.
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But Mr. Fritta's imprisoned laborer is handsome and muscular, defying Hitler's stereotype of Jews as feeble.
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And if you become convinced that someone is a criminal, it's natural to want her imprisoned.
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Her first story focused on a man who had been imprisoned for 23 years, Roberto Almodovar.
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At the IOM's transit centre, men relay horrifying stories of being robbed or imprisoned for ransoms.
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Jim Traficant (D-OH), his predecessor in Congress, who left office after being imprisoned for bribery.
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The United Arab Emirates pardoned a British PhD student it had imprisoned for life for spying.
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"For four years, I was imprisoned, beaten, abused and raped, before finally being rescued," she said.
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The idea was that anyone could say what they believed, and not be imprisoned for it.
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The rights group told CNN that it was aware of several dual nationals imprisoned in Iran.
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When a bishop reached Moscow with news of the inter-Christian reunion, he was promptly imprisoned.
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Following an appeal on Crimewatch, Lakatos was imprisoned after being convicted of attacking an elderly man.
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Now it has escalated to brutalizing Americans, including three other citizens currently imprisoned in North Korea.
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Opposition supporters were being arrested arbitrarily and judged harshly or imprisoned without due process, he said.
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In Michigan, for example, imprisoned users send 800,0003 to one million messages through JPay each month.
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Their stories of poverty and repression, of relatives imprisoned or killed by the government, shook Murad.
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He is currently imprisoned for shooting up a club in Hartford, Connecticut, in an unrelated incident.
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Hispanic men are almost three times as likely to be imprisoned as non-Hispanic white men.
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Rezaian had been imprisoned by the Iranian government for 16 months on several charges, including espionage.
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Those imprisoned in the camps were subjected to torture, including sexual violence like castration and rape.
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Not until 2006, when the military kidnapped and imprisoned her husband, claiming he was a guerrilla.
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Under the criminal code, he could, if found guilty, be imprisoned for up to a year.
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Two percent of Hispanics and 1% of white males in the same age group were imprisoned.
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If I am now imprisoned in a criminal case, the basis for the dialogue is lost.
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Simpson is imprisoned in Nevada in a separate case and is up for parole this year.
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In fact, he says he now feels a responsibility to other people who are wrongly imprisoned.
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Scores of people have been imprisoned, including politicians and rights activists, and many have fled abroad.
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He is standing in for the party's imprisoned founder, former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
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Most of the leading Shi'ite opposition figures and human rights activists are imprisoned or fled abroad.
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Two years later, he resigned amid a corruption scandal, and was charged and imprisoned last year.
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In addition to El Salvador, Peru, Guatemala and Brazil have all charged and imprisoned former presidents.
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"Well, he's imprisoned, that would make it a little bit difficult," the 49-year-old demured.
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He was imprisoned for 17 months before being returned to the US, comatose, on June 13.
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The Westworld worker played by Shannon Woodward has been ... imprisoned in a cave all this time.
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Most of the leading opposition figures and human rights activists are imprisoned or have fled abroad.
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Today, however, Gates' silence has ended, as he shares his first new track since being imprisoned.
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Smart received a nine-year sentence, while Levy was imprisoned for seven and a half years.
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The son, Zhou Bin, was imprisoned for 18 years for taking 222m yuan ($33.7m) in bribes.
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Mr. Sisi's government has imprisoned an unprecedented number of journalists since he took power in 2013.
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Samuel Little, a 78-year-old imprisoned killer, has been telling the FBI similar things recently.
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Coping with the likelihood that neither my imprisoned brother nor son will be released anytime soon.
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Then there are the CIA officers who were imprisoned and tortured before dying or being assassinated.
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He has been imprisoned for making death threats against numerous people, including Prime Minister Erna Solberg.
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John Adams, as president, signed the Sedition Acts into law and imprisoned a number of journalists.
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For the next three weeks, Devi's sons imprisoned her in a small, windowless room, she claims.
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Elizabeth and her young stepdaughter are imprisoned by the English, but the child is set free.
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"After their parents were killed or imprisoned, their relatives refused to take them in," Younnis said.
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Maduro's forces, which include heavily armed street gangs, have killed, injured and imprisoned thousands of decenters.
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Mr. Provenzano sided with Luciano Leggio, who ran the clan until he was imprisoned in 1974.
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Thrall becomes subjection, and the beast turns out to be not so much contained as imprisoned.
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Ben was convicted and imprisoned, while Clarissa reluctantly pleaded guilty in exchange for a probation sentence.
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Rumors had circulated in the Highlands about a large house where the military imprisoned the disappeared.
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Instead, Umm Sayyaf was transferred to the Iraqi government and reportedly imprisoned without any public trial.
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Having been imprisoned in July 2014, Rezaian has suffered enormously, as have other Americans unfairly held.
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His father, who managed an insurance office, was imprisoned for staging peaceful protests of British rule.
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The group will be imprisoned for 39 collective years, a record for a human trafficking case.
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Similar accusations have been levied against other physicians recently, including imprisoned former sports doctor Larry Nassar.
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I felt like anyone who is suddenly released after being suffocated and imprisoned -- I felt free.
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Today, Madsen appeared at a pre-trial custody hearing to determine if he should remain imprisoned.
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Indeed, rights groups say that women were wrongly imprisoned in El Salvador simply for having miscarriages.
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Florida recently released a man who had been imprisoned for murder at the age of 12.
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Two Reuters journalists, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, have been imprisoned in Myanmar since Dec.
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Weinberg did not escape the terrors of the Stalin era, and was briefly imprisoned, in 1953.
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It's a financial, logistical, and political struggle, during which people have been beaten, imprisoned, or worse.
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The government seized control of Anbang and, in May, imprisoned founder Wu Xiaohui for 18 years.
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Hours before his announcement, Trump welcomed home three Americans who had been imprisoned by North Korea.
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Small periodic payments are made as welfare to support the families of Palestinians imprisoned by Israel.
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McCain and I both have travelled long roads since he was imprisoned and I was bullied.
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Those teens face second-degree murder and other felony charges, and could be imprisoned for life.
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Journalists are regularly imprisoned and tortured in Sudan for reporting on wars and human rights abuses.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to 20 United States citizens imprisoned in Turkey.
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When witnesses are held in civil contempt, they can be imprisoned until they agree to testify.
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Iranian authorities have also raided services, threatened church members and imprisoned Christians, particularly evangelical Christian converts.
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Sweden provides so-called protective consular services for those countries, including meeting with citizens imprisoned there.
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Human rights defenders and journalists are routinely arrested and imprisoned solely for expressing their views online.
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His wife Norine Lyn, who was briefly imprisoned but released before Election Day, conceivably could have.
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He believes that to be free but stay silent against injustice is to still be imprisoned.
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This happened in 2014 to a Pennsylvania mother, imprisoned for buying her teenage daughter abortion drugs.
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Prosecutors have requested that the suspect be imprisoned "with full isolation" for the next four weeks.
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But above all, it is a sign of hope for the other women who are imprisoned.
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And so it still is today — reporters in Russia are regularly imprisoned and sometimes simply murdered.
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These are not the subject of any crime and not something anyone can be imprisoned for.
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His opposition to the regime dated to the 21991s, and he was frequently arrested and imprisoned.
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Another said that Saudi government officials had imprisoned two of his brothers and hacked his cellphone.
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, there are currently 251 journalists imprisoned around the world.
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She felt that becoming pregnant while her husband was imprisoned would help continue the Palestinian resistance.
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Neither love nor military intervention could protect the Ryggen family: two years later Hans was imprisoned.
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Several other people imprisoned for crimes Mr. Scarcella investigated have been released by judges after hearings.
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Since then, his brother and mother have been imprisoned and his family business has been confiscated.
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Mr. Lim, the current finance minister, was imprisoned twice during Mr. Mahathir's previous time in office.
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She was imprisoned while she was still a teenager and accused of activism against the regime.
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She was imprisoned for a time in a concentration camp in Czechoslovakia before she was released.
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John Adams presided over an administration that imprisoned political opponents under the Alien and Sedition Acts.
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That included showing mercy toward Virgil (Kevin Carroll), even after he lied to and imprisoned her.
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Mr. Fayyad was arrested — he was accused of spreading false news, he said — imprisoned and tortured.
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Children who had been arrested for spraying antigovernment graffiti on a school were imprisoned and beaten.
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In the background, activists, journalists and even whole populations continued to be imprisoned, displaced or murdered.
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Some of the assailants were imprisoned, and she continued to run the shop on her own.
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Our correspondent met two North Korean spies imprisoned in Ukraine for trying to steal missile technology.
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Keiko Fujimori herself was imprisoned until recently on money laundering allegations, with investigation against her ongoing.
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According to Prison Legal News, shortly after Wright was imprisoned, he started to study the law.
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He was imprisoned in a twilight world of profoundest solitude from which there was no release.
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In the decades to come, Cubans were the ones being imprisoned for opposing Mr. Castro's government.
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Activists and commentators called on Suu Kyi's government to issue a pardon for the imprisoned journalists.
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But neither justice nor self-preservation demands that we kill men whom we have already imprisoned.
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McCain's greatest strength is that he finds a way not to be imprisoned by his experiences.
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The 216 total for 216 shattered the previous global record of 214 journalists imprisoned in 2012.
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For the fourth consecutive year, at least 250 journalists are imprisoned in retaliation for their reporting.
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Kyrgyzstan's one imprisoned journalist experiences deteriorating health amid harsh conditions and limited access to medication. 7.
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When she was 5, her father was imprisoned for his membership in the African National Congress.
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They met and married in Argentina, whose right-wing dictatorship imprisoned and almost killed my sister.
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"Maybe this is one part of unlocking the standards we've been imprisoned by," Ms. Lee said.
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So the statement about choosing to to be slaves and being mental imprisoned was very reckless.
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He says he was arrested at the border between Chad and Libya and imprisoned in Libya.
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It is common for Palestinian youth to be imprisoned without trial for months or even years.
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His father, senior politician Xi Zhongxun, was persecuted and imprisoned before and during the Cultural Revolution.
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Among 24 ethnic Kazakhs interviewed in January, six said family members had been imprisoned since 2017.
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Among 24 ethnic Kazakhs interviewed in January, six said family members had been imprisoned since 2017.
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Ardıç, the police chief who headed the investigation, was removed from the case and later imprisoned.
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Ms. Zhang's father, a military officer, was branded a "counterrevolutionary" and imprisoned during the Cultural Revolution.
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Eight have been convicted, three are imprisoned awaiting trial, and one has been released on bail.
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That's only about one-seventh the weight of the animals currently imprisoned on human-owned farms.
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They failed and were imprisoned, but their anti-establishment message resonated, catapulting Mr. Chávez to stardom.
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Brendan Smyth, a Northern Irish priest, was convicted of child sex abuse and imprisoned in 19500.
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Another Canadian man, imprisoned on drug charges, was rapidly retried in January and sentenced to death.
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The perpetrators were eventually imprisoned, but Laxmi had to undergo expensive medical treatment and several surgeries.
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They have been imprisoned since May 2014 on absurd charges of human trafficking and sexual abuse.
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Although the nurses responsible for the botched vaccinations were tried and imprisoned, many Samoans remained suspicious.
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Mr. Jammeh gained power in a coup in 1994 and has imprisoned political opponents and journalists.
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She denied charges of taking bribes from imprisoned drug traffickers, and called the move political persecution.
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We over-imprisoned, so we got a lot of people locked out of the labor market.
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Pres. Trump pardons former Navy sailor Kristian Saucier imprisoned for taking photos on nuclear submarine. pic.twitter.
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Last year, the most recent for which the CPJ has reliable data, 262 journalists were imprisoned.
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Investigators found him in Kentucky and returned him to California, where he was convicted and imprisoned.
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Men who do not register can be fined, imprisoned and denied services like federal student loans.
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At least 325 people have been killed and hundreds more imprisoned as public dissent was outlawed.
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It cited the case of Ahmet Sik, an investigative journalist who has been imprisoned since 2011.
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I have more options than other people with major depression who are homeless, addicted or imprisoned.
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Teenage boys imprisoned for the crime of "making fun during prayer" were served with arrest warrants.
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He wrote that officials imprisoned about 700 herders around Jinyintan, accusing them of joining counterrevolutionary gangs.
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Meeink was eventually arrested and imprisoned for kidnapping and brutally torturing a rival skinhead gang member.
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The CPJ event also focused on the cases of imprisoned journalists in Egypt, Kyrgyzstan and Bangladesh.
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Maldonado was detained on his way to the park and spent the next 10 months imprisoned.
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She did not have specific numbers of the individuals imprisoned for SB 350 in the state.
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The towns' defense attorneys argue that is no longer the case now that Jeffs is imprisoned.
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It was a disturbing act, as Rousseff herself had been imprisoned and tortured by the dictatorship.
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