Gypsy was a princess locked away by an abusive woman.
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But those stories have always been locked away — until now.
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They need to be locked away forever or put away.
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It doesn't need to be locked away in my house.
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Often that evidence is locked away in a mobile phone.
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After two hours, the toys and games are locked away.
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Incriminating documents were destroyed or locked away in a safe.
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Otherwise, he speculated, the records might remain locked away indefinitely.
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There's no physical box locked away in a vault somewhere.
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Having him locked away in jail was gloomy and unsettling.
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This type of carbon can potentially stay locked away for centuries.
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If he goes to jail, he's locked away as a victim.
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Or, something I've heard is that people get locked away forever.
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Expensive simulators are often kept locked away, with high maintenance costs.
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That update was locked away in a closed beta since late-2016.
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After more than eight years locked away, wardens still made her nervous.
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Cheryl Blossom is locked away, with Sister Woodhouse for some conversion therapy.
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Evidence instead suggests that being locked away scars, stigmatizes and damages inmates.
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While they're locked away, their children suffer and may be led astray.
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In the 30 years he was locked away, I only received four.
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I know that being locked away like that would drive me nuts.
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When children are being locked away, Republican attacks on immigrants will backfire.
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Most of the freshwater is locked away in glaciers or deep underground.
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The evidence was locked away in a vault in McDowell County Courthouse.
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Locked away beneath the surface of Mars are vast quantities of water ice.
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"[These] memories are locked away in the minds of older people," Smith said.
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But I also believe some things should be locked away and forgotten forever.
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Why, then, does everyone seem to be conspiring to keep her locked away?
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Keeping them locked away indefinitely, behind closed doors, only perpetuates the terrible silence.
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They were mostly locked away in storage, unavailable for public display and enjoyment.
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In the digital world, these are all locked away separately behind different logins.
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The woman is locked away in the convent, and Margaret again wants answers.
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Jeah confesses there are hard drives locked away full of deeply personal lyrics.
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There is no moral redemption in the transformation Himes undergoes while locked away.
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But for a variety of reasons, some beloved TV series remain locked away.
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She was locked away in a cage, in our 'basement' which we don't have!
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Combined, they'd spent more than 100 years locked away for murders they didn't commit.
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"He should be locked away for ever and never come back," says one widow.
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She is locked away in an asylum but still running SCUM from the inside.
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BECAUSE it is locked away inside the skull, the brain is hard to study.
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Without an education young woman are "locked away from a better future," she said.
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Since these minerals are stable, the carbon they contain should stay locked away indefinitely.
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Rare diseases are scientifically and medically complex, often locked away in the genetic code.
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Just as humans become institutionalized if they are locked away, so do these animals.
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The storage room is always busy, and the more serious stuff is locked away.
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Add meticulous research by digging into Soviet archives, including those locked away until recently.
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So why is the FDA keeping it locked away from women who need it?
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He had spent almost a year locked away, and now he was confined again.
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If it occurs, this would also release greenhouse gases that had been locked away.
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But, there's one eyebrow look that ought to remain firmly locked away in the past.
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To keep everything locked away safely, you really should be looking at military-grade encryption.
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He's locked away for three years, and in that time his teenage ward Haruka vanishes.
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Too much is locked away in paywalled journals, difficult and costly to access, they said.
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Jeb Bush was locked away with old Barbara in the Columbia Hilton on Saturday night.
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Then the camera turns to reveal the asset: Joshua Masterson, locked away, beaten, and bleeding.
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Was America safer with me locked away, while the kingpins and ringleaders gain their freedom?
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The code he wrote for Tessr's blockchain seems fated to be locked away for good.
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Rather than keeping information locked away, the digital revolution, particularly online, would radically reinvent copyright.
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An added benefit is that Stadium could keep sports content locked away from non-fans.
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For others, it connects them to an aspect of the election process long locked away.
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Usually, the criminal is convicted, locked away, and more or less forgotten by the public.
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These companies all collect troves of information — all locked away — about how we use technology.
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Keep is a discreet desktop storage device designed to keep cannabis fresh and locked away.
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Qaboos returned to Salalah in 1964 but found himself instead locked away in a palace.
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But evidence undermining Purdue's claims about OxyContin remained locked away in courthouses across the country.
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They are not dangerous because they can explode nor because they are locked away inside corporations.
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Then all that remains will be locked away, buried beneath the ruins of a lost civilization.
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He wasn't sure if she was dead, roaming the streets, or locked away in a hospital.
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The situation is so bad that even artifacts locked away inside of museums have gone missing.
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"All of our product was locked away," communications manager Kim Casey told the local CBS station.
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Entertainment and information, once extravagantly priced or locked away in dusty government offices, became instantly accessible.
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None of this explains what led to Veidt being locked away on — as we just learned!
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Prince is said to have several unreleased recordings locked away in an archive called the Vault.
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They all have memories of an unhappy and violent past that must be kept locked away.
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Nearly anything from the past 20 years existed only online, locked away behind passwords and firewalls.
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"It is not realistic for all home medications to be locked away," Lee said by email.
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So far, however, the only water discovered on Mars has been locked away in ice sheets.
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People who cross the Kremlin have been accused of psychological instability and locked away in mental hospitals.
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Some of the footage was used in a short documentary, but most of it was locked away.
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She kept it locked away deep inside, but for some strange reason, she wanted to tell Lynn.
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Literally anyone considered by the Belarusian government as "different" can be removed from society and locked away.
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Honestly, no one is really safe, probably not even those locked away in the crypt below Winterfell.
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Garson says guards are supposed to confirm over the intercom that the other inmates are locked away.
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Here, volunteers are locked away for up to 45 days at a time on mock space missions.
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I never like to admit it, but I began welcoming the times my brothers were locked away.
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If there's one misconception that deserves to be locked away for good, it's that models don't work.
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Only a handful of people ever bother to read the report, and it's then basically locked away.
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Captives locked away in dank, dirty conditions; a break-in, a getaway vehicle, and a man hunt.
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All the knowledge of home gardening at the moment is locked away in books and in deep.
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A glaring percentage of women are locked away for nonviolent drug offenses, or minor crimes like shoplifting.
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But on balance, it's better to have this interview out in the world, rather than locked away.
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Being locked away on a ward felt like being dead, with the world moving on without him.
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And after decades locked away unfinished, Orson Welles's "The Other Side of the Wind" debuts on Netflix.
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Authorities reported more than 2,700 separations, but recently admitted that thousands more may have been locked away.
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He believes dark energy permeated the rubble ... so he had it locked away in a storage facility.
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You wrote this song, along with the other songs on your EP, very much locked away and secluded.
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She is so used to playing her parts that she has become locked away from her true self.
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According to local media reports, the man was locked away in the cargo compartment for the entire flight.
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After being locked away for five years, he's claiming innocence 48 hours before he's due to be executed.
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Their mother kept her locked away and said she was ill, but she never made it to Hogwarts.
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Even knowing that he was locked away, I jumped every time I heard someone coming up the stairs.
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Untold multitudes of potentially beneficial compounds were locked away in bacteria that couldn't be grown in a lab.
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The presumption is "nondisclosure," and federal agencies will go to great lengths to keep public information locked away.
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We got a sampling from one of the tracks, called "Locked Away" and it features, of course, Akon.
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By his count, thousands were already locked away in such centers, and thousands more would be over time.
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Ms. Clark has said it was not until she was locked away that she came to know herself.
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After all, she didn't commit the crime that had her locked away in a psychiatric ward for three weeks.
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According to a sheriff's report, Jeff Reinking vowed to keep the weapons secure and locked away from his son.
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And no amount of cold beer — even ones locked away in optimistically branded Browns fridges — can quench those pains.
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Americans are able to legally fly with firearms, but they must be unloaded and locked away in checked luggage.
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What guts it must have taken to push these issues to the fore instead of keeping them locked away.
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Decide that you have a superhuman power locked away in you, and you have only your cowardice to blame.
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It is now the property of Keio University, where it has been digitized and locked away from public view.
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Since then, the state's files have remained locked away at the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission in Anchorage.
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As Antarctica melts, it's releasing centuries' worth of locked-away ice into the ocean and pushing sea levels higher.
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No. 49 of 100 Jennies famously misprinted with an upside-down biplane was locked away in vaults for generations.
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Ms. Gardner said the longest she was ever locked away by herself was for a week and a half.
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New Yorkers were locked away for months, even years, not because they were dangerous, but because they were poor.
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"Our community is safer in every sense of the word when murderers and rapists are locked away," she wrote.
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The evidence that OxyContin wasn't the benign pain reliever its maker said it was remained locked away until 22007.
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For more than 27 years, Erik and Lyle Menendez have been locked away — but they haven't escaped the public eye.
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I hear that shink of the metal-on-metal slide as his 9mm duty weapon gets unloaded and locked away.
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Of course, the answer is locked away in some past experience of Cora's, as multiple flashbacks lead us to believe.
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The call was reportedly stored in the same ultra-secure server where the call with Ukraine's president was locked away.
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Judging by the images in Boys Don't Cry, he hasn't been locked away in his house hiding from the world.
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Remember all of your computers and devices are still locked away behind the long, complicated password protecting the primary network.
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I don't envy the difficulties law enforcement suffers in getting at critical information locked away on a phone or laptop.
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It is the place where evidence goes to be tortured and mutilated, then locked away in a dark room forever.
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But parents may not appreciate the full range of products that should be kept in a high cabinet locked away.
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It's a fitting conclusion for a man who spent the last decades of his life locked away from his music.
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Even with the growth over the past few months, this is still an old, ugly game locked away on outdated technology.
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Other migrants are enticed with the prospect of jobs, and then locked away in private homes overseas and forced to work.
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More recently, as Verana explains, medical associations realized that there was a lot of quality data locked away in those records.
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This made all multisignature wallets tied to that contract instantly useless, their funds locked away with no way to access them.
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Smith's new study estimates there are approximately 87,000 cubic kilometers of dry ice locked away at Mars' north pole right now.
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Locked away, those in prison are easily demonized, unable to refute any exaggerations or myths created by those on the outside.
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Such organizations have traditionally had a much more closed operational approach, treating data like intellectual property — something to be locked away.
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Not long afterwards, the ninth grade dropout began using his time locked away in a prison cell to study spiritual pursuits.
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At that point, the millions of tons of metals locked away in dead EVs are going to start looking pretty appealing.
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When the girl was moved, she was verbally abused in her new foster home and locked away, according to the claim.
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Maybe the reason I have kept these items secretly locked away is that nobody needs constant reminders of their low points.
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The estimates were locked away inside expensive research reports published by consulting firms, which Eco-Cycle could not afford to buy.
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It was locked away — alongside a final mystery for her other famous sleuth, Miss Jane Marple — for more than 30 years.
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When forests are converted into farmland, the large stores of carbon locked away in those trees is released into the atmosphere.
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And so, Kerry's Swift Boat history likely will remain locked away—a trick of memory, or the memory of a trick.
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People should resent Disney more for keeping the Muppets locked away somewhere, only letting them out to shill for Facebook cameras.
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Our sources say his hair color has faded significantly since he was initially locked away more than a full year ago.
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But he said he's reluctant to trust Alexa, because it's vital that his users feel their personal information is safely locked away.
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MANY scientists have championed the idea that publicly-funded research should be openly available to all, not locked away in pricey journals.
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I hope the project illuminates a small, dark corner of the complex and difficult social issues that are quite literally locked away.
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It will no longer be based on the ingot called "Le Grand K," which is locked away in a safe in Paris.
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MANY scientists have championed the idea that publicly funded research should be available to all and not locked away in pricey journals.
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In the Clarion Clipperton Zone alone, there are an estimated 15 million tons of rare earth oxides locked away in manganese nodules.
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Unlike nuclear weapons, which can be guarded in bunkers and require deep expertise to manufacture, autonomous weapons are not easily locked away.
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But I'm finally ready to send every love letter I kept locked away in that teal box in an attempt to understand.
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Investors have not had an exit strategy – until now – which has discouraged some primary investors that don't want their money locked away.
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After 18 years locked away in a 9-by-12-foot concrete prison cell, Echols knew he was running out of time.
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The musician is said to have several unreleased recordings locked away in an archive called the Vault, The New York Times reports.
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In the European imagination, Tibet and its capital, Lhasa, were a fantasy, a fabled paradise of spirituality locked away from the world.
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"This is not a Confederate uncle that's locked away in the attic," said Thabiti Anyabwile, pastor of Anacostia River Church in Washington.
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The boutiques of Soho, the specialty shops of Greenwich Village — for chess, for board games, for records — all locked away and dark.
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If you have firearms in the home, make sure that they are locked away safely — unloaded and with ammunition securely stored separately.
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The book — as well as one featuring her other famous sleuth, Miss Jane Marple — were locked away for more than 30 years.
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Intelligence agencies and other parts of the government that keep classified information locked away from the internet present an even starker problem.
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These photos were all taken by the same man, Zaharia Cusnir, and had been locked away in his home to be forgotten.
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Ms. York told WISH-TV in April that the guns belonged to her then-boyfriend and were locked away in the house.
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As Democrats were locked away in their closed-door lunch, intense conversations among key players spilled outside into the view of reporters.
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The offender is usually locked away and not given access to effective consultation, evaluation and treatment for his or her core issues.
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Then Frank down the hall will barf all over the copier one night and the drinks will be locked away for good.
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Each of our cells contains chromosomes that are made up of DNA, which carry our genetic information locked away in the nucleus.
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Yep, the whole document got posted online earlier at Samsung's download center (the link's here, but it's locked away behind a password now).
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After presenting herself at the US border, Ishalaa was locked away in detention for over a month before she was released on bond.
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Minnesota had locked away 214 inhabitants per 262,000 in 1978, which jumped to 434 people by 2015, says the Vera Institute of Justice.
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She has all these different versions of herself locked away and is only able to give a small portion of herself to others.
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Only several weeks out from his first solo show at Friedman Benda, the wunderkind is locked away in his fortress finalizing the details.
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When we tried the HTC Vive for the first time last year, we concluded that VR wouldn't be locked away to one device.
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Some beauty trends from decades past always manage to circle back — they're just too good to keep locked away in a previous era!
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Cotten's wife previously reported that most of its funds were locked away in a cold wallet — to which Cotten alone held the password.
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But locked away behind rings of armed police, the leaders may hear little of what thousands of protesters have to say on Saturday.
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What changes the balance is the introduction of carbon into the biosphere that was previously locked away underground for millions of years, i.e.
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Could she be the one who has him locked away in his castle prison which may or may not be in outer space?
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Goss, who later led the CIA, told "60 Minutes" he saw no reason then, or now, for the material to be locked away.
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These sights are actually comparatively novel in America, because well through the 1980s, disabled people were warehoused in institutions, locked away from society.
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Old treasures — many of which are unavailable online because of rights issues or technological hurdles — are being locked away, forgotten or even destroyed.
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I was confronting the reality that one misstep meant anyone I loved could be taken and locked away in a box for years.
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TORI TELFER: Female serial killers have bursts of publicity when they're apprehended, but people tend to forget about them after they're locked away.
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You're telling other parents that the presence of a gun, no matter how securely locked away, renders their home unsafe for your child.
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When the mother got locked away, the dad couldn't provide for the whole family, and their youngest kid ended up starving to death.
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This version of Sarah Connor, locked away in a psychiatric institution, had war in her eyes and a body trained like a weapon.
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The morphine that is officially prescribed by doctors at the hospital in Ulm is kept locked away, and each use is carefully recorded.
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So, as she grieves the loss of Amanda (Ella Rappich), she's also locked away from whatever comfort her parents and little sister could provide.
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Even if the kids or a stranger should get access to your devices somehow, these files will stay hidden from view and locked away.
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It said in its report that people who reached Greece were locked away in violation of international human rights standards and lacked legal access.
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The Time Stone continues to reside in the Eye of Agamotto, which Strange keeps locked away in his New York City Sanctum on Earth.
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During that tragic experiment Sigma sustained serious psychological damage, deemed a threat to humanity, and locked away for years in a secret government facility.
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After midnight, the prisoners, among them a billionaire investor who's feuded on Twitter with President Trump, were locked away in the 2893-room property.
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Each motor scooter also comes with two helmets, one big and one small, which are locked away in a cargo compartment at the back.
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I take it home with me in between seasons and have it locked away because I don't trust it to be left anywhere else.
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And it's equally amazing that we could find direct evidence from that time locked away in the remains of the creatures who experienced it.
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The Citadel also turns out to be where Jorah has been living, now locked away from the world, where his greyscale can't hurt anyone.
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Even with Chapo incommunicado and locked away in the U.S., business has continued as usual with the narco-empire he left behind in Mexico.
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Waste from airplane passengers is supposed to be safely locked away in the air and only disposed of by ground crews, but mistakes happen.
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If in case you locked away toys and other supplies in your luggage, many of the major airports in the US are kid friendly.
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And the Dothraki always expect their widows to grieve forever, locked away in the Temple of the Dosh Khaleen, until Dany ends that practice.
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"My son has been locked away and kept from me for 10 years like an impounded dog or an unwanted animal," Ms. Davis said.
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No, it doesn't include his unreleased Holocaust film, "The Day the Clown Cried," which is still locked away in the Library of Congress's collection.
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Redefining our two great political ideologies will not go well if all of our best thinkers are locked away in ideologically segregated think tanks.
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Mr. Xie's account of being locked away appeared after China's president, Xi Jinping, sought this week to promote his government as open and mature.
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Guns must be locked away in a vault, not stored beneath your car seat or in the nightstand where your kids can find them.
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Any useful information about what's happening to Jesse comes out in rare spurts, keeping the mystery — and even Preacher's overarching premise — firmly locked away.
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That was certainly the case in Capanne, the Italian prison where I was locked away between 2007 and 2011 for a crime I didn't commit.
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But sometimes that answer, that "truth," will live forever just out of reach, an unknowable thing locked away in the heart of a bad man.
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If this many are archived on our sweet internet, how many more exist in the pages of family photo albums locked away in Trump Tower?
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These memories, they become locked away in your head, and as you try to think about stuff that's happened, suddenly they all come at you.
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Though much of the production's details are locked away in a tower, we can expect Angelina Jolie and Elle Fanning back alongside newcomer Michelle Pfeiffer.
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As well they should be, given she'd previously been locked away in a tower her whole life, like a Rapunzel without the whole hair problem.
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Such fine art comparisons may help provide viewers with a context with which to understand them, but the true motivations may remain locked away forever.
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It's perfect if other people—kids, your partner, your parents—often have access to your phone and you want to keep certain sections locked away.
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Final Fantasy XV's world is a fantastical place filled with magic-powered robots, flying cars, towering monsters, and powerful weapons locked away in ancient tombs.
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Cynthia Bailey's breathing a sigh of relief now that a mini-pumpkin looking tumor is out of her back and locked away in a container.
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There are indeed valuable metals locked away under the hood—something you hear about occasionally when talk turns to recycling phones—but there aren't much.
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About 10,000 videos of such tests were filmed, analyzed, and locked away in high-security vaults, where they were nearly forgotten and began to decay.
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Par for Ansari's previous "Working Out New Material" shows, the audience was warned that phones and smart watches would be locked away during the show.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For 14 years, the six Angulo brothers were locked away from society in a Lower East Side housing project.
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Some speculated there might be as much fresh water locked away there as is present on all of Earth: Dawn is now sleuthing for clues.
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The trial needed to create monsters, then decree those monsters must be locked away so that the world could be made safe and right again.
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"If you've got somebody who's locked away, put your cellphone lights up," the D.J. says, and a sea of cellphones are thrust into the air.
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Both my parents spent time in prison for drug trafficking—my mother was locked away for a total of eight years before I was born.
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Reform advocates estimate that nearly half a million people are locked away in jails nationally because they cannot afford to post bail before their trials.
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And the numbers don't convey the full extent of information locked away because they don't include thousands of product-liability cases heard in state courts.
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Does it really make sense for this couple to take this step when my client is likely to spend the next several years locked away?
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"One of the challenges as a transportation researcher today is that a lot of the best data is locked away in the private sector," says Clewlow.
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Thanksgiving is now upon us, and while everyone else is getting ready to cook and eat communally, Elle and Campbell are locked away in their house.
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And we know that just as the White House officials locked away the full transcript of the Ukraine call, they've worked to lock away other calls.
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The job is tricker than it sounds — said tracking device is also sought by a rival gang, and it's locked away in a bio-engineered vault.
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Many others have forgotten their old account logins and lost out on potential wealth, which will forever be locked away due to the nature of cryptocurrency.
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Though some scientists resent the idea of potential research material being locked away by private owners, the meteorite trade has also surfaced new scientifically valuable material.
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MATTHEW DRAPER Charlottesville, Virginia The rising numbers of people with mental-health conditions ("Locked away", April 21st) can also be explained by short-sighted budget constraints.
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Lorenzen Wright's ex-wife has pled GUILTY to facilitating the murder of the former NBA player -- and she'll be locked away for at least 20093 years.
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For years, mayonnaise has been kept away from restaurant diners, locked away in the fridge, under the mistaken assumption that the condiment was prone to spoiling.
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Not everything is locked away in museums, of course, but as the lifespan of collectors increases, so does the time their acquisitions are off the market.
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And even after Guzman was locked away for life in a Colorado prison known as "the Alcatraz of the Rockies," the cartel he founded has flourished.
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Essential nutrients on the surface could then make their way to the ocean, providing a possible pathway for life —permanently locked away from sunlight — to survive.
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Melee represents the first time a major community has centered around a game that will be forever locked away in the means of a distant epoch.
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And, for most of the last three years, she has been locked away in tiny rooms of psychiatric hospitals across Britain, with almost no human contact.
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She goes to great lengths to do so not because these devices will necessarily be used again, but because someone's last memories are locked away inside.
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While up to 14,000 fighters were locked away in prisons, their wives and children — among them 11,500 foreigners from 54 nations — were sent to al-Hawl.
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When they married in 1993, it's alleged that Mottola kept her locked away in his mansion, which Carey called "Sing Sing," referencing the New York prison.
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An English alabaster statue of Charity from 1500-84, carved from a material so rare its uncut stones were locked away from thieves equals 40 cows.
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"Our histories were disappearing, or uncomfortable to find or locked away," said co-founder Deborah Edel in an interview with the Brooklyn Historical Society this June.
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Performers must name their successor within three months of receiving the ring, and the slip of paper with their choice is locked away until their death.
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He treated an elementary school-age boy whose parents had kept him locked away for such a long period that the child showed significant developmental delays.
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One collection that remains on the premises is locked away in the mansion basement, where Mr. Rockefeller amassed some 250,000 beetle specimens, including 10,000 different species.
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When Mr. Jingles busts out of the mental institution that kept him locked away for years, it's clear that his killing spree is only getting started.
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A month earlier, he was disruptive, yelling and exposing himself at a swimming pool; a sheriff advised Jeffrey Reinking to keep his son's guns locked away.
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The reimposition by Attorney General Jeff Sessions of more mandatory minimum prison sentences for drug offenses will result in more black and brown people locked away.
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And what should we do if the information needed to catch or prosecute a criminal – or potentially save lives – is locked away in someone's encrypted phone?
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Ico pairs you, an ostracized boy locked away in a tower, with Yorda, a princess due to be sacrificed in exchange for her mother's eternal youth.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE 'PRISONER OF THE STATE' "How he mocked me," a villainous official laments, explaining why he locked away the political prisoner he now wants killed.
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Avicii's taking a posthumous farewell lap ... with a new album set to be released after the family decided it did NOT wanna keep his music locked away.
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"I have my deeds locked away in a safe that I keep in my house, and if something happens I know where to get them," he said.
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He's then locked away in a mental institution and breaks out 15 years later in an attempt to reconnect with his younger sister, who's now a teenager.
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"Some people want locks on their dresser drawers, so their underwear could be locked away and stuff like that," he notes while speaking about an unnamed supermodel.
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It stands to reason Patty could have simply left her enemy on the side of the road or locked away in the back of the food truck.
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The Guardian reports that while kids can still bring their phones into their schools, the devices have to stay locked away until the end of the day.
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Investigators found no bomb-making materials, and three firearms found during a search were owned by his stepfather, and locked away in a place he couldn't access.
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So the tardigrades, and the moss they were found in, were wrapped in paper, placed in plastic baggies, and locked away in a -20093 degrees Celsius freezer.
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First arrested at the age of 21 for possessing "forbidden literature" (such as "The New Class" by Milovan Djilas), Bukovsky was declared mentally ill and locked away.
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For starters, why would Frank keep a copy of that incriminating photograph for all these years, even if it is locked away inside a safe-deposit box?
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From 1990 to 2014, Mr. Lee was locked away in a series of prisons in Pennsylvania, serving a life sentence for murdering his daughter in a fire.
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Dickinson knew a thing or two about loneliness, too, locked away as she was in her ivory tower, and Nadler also spent years laboring in near obscurity.
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A young Elder in Training, Antain, watches in horror as the mother is grabbed by a ruthless all-female military force, and locked away as a madwoman.
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Five sisters who are reaching adulthood are locked away from the world, thanks to their conservative religious upbringing, and things only get tougher for them from there.
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The video was also a jarring reminder that much of the time most of us have no idea what happens to people when they are locked away.
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If ya missed it ... the 39-year-old Brazilian has been locked away in Paraguay prison after officials say he entered the country using a fake passport.
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Earlier this month, the Trump administration began returning copies of a 2014 Senate classified report on torture to Congress, where it may be locked away for good.
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"Your man can lock you away for being mad, you know," cautions Renfield, a Dracula devotee written here as an Englishwoman who has indeed been locked away.
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For more than 22 years, after our daughters were born and as my hair became grayer and Elizabeth's body became softer, I kept my secret locked away.
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Even if the movie ends with her being locked away in some Asgardian prison, what she brings to the role could be something Marvel fans haven't yet seen.
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Scientists estimate that anywhere between 24,2500 and 2300,453 billion tons of carbon are locked away in permafrost soils, roughly twice as much as is currently in our atmosphere.
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"It becomes important to store marijuana in places that are truly inaccessible such as locked away," she said, similar to how prescription medicine and firearms should be stored.
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The reality was he had plenty of toothbrushes but we kept them locked away because he didn't know what it was and would rinse them in the toilet.
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He keeps his wife locked away in her room, a la Bertha in Jane Eyre, and threatens Emily with chopping off a finger when he catches her reading.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article stated that nearly $300 million had been locked away, citing a Pastebin document that was circulating the morning of the incident.
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If we struggled with assignments, we were told to put our emotions aside, as if grief were a tangible object that could be locked away and forgotten about.
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Martin Shrkeli is still trying to build a pharma empire, even though he's locked away in prison for the next 5-plus years, per the Wall Street Journal.
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The added safety also means pneumatic robots wouldn't have to be locked away in giant safety cages, which take up a lot of valuable space on factory floors.
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While this is still an active area of research, it's becoming clearer that whatever happens in the Arctic likely does not remain safely locked away in that region.
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The former host of A Current Affair and Extra petitioned the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles to keep Starling locked away, collecting more than 71,000 signatures.
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There's a reason the genre has a litany of terrible mental illness tropes, such as setting games in "insane asylums," where everyone's locked away in a padded cell.
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Locked away in the Arctic permafrost is what's frequently called the "ticking time bomb" of climate change—methane, a greenhouse gas many times more powerful than carbon dioxide.
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A sentence of 25 years is still a long time – but hope for a second chance would mean so much to many men and women still locked away.
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Simply belonging to one was enough to have you locked away in one of his prisons, the most sinister of which was a swimming pool covered in concrete.
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Blue also allows you three simultaneous streams while Orange allows you just one, so you don't have to worry about keeping your password locked away in a safe.
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" But he added that if the vice president "was just here to go to the Republican governors meeting, and was locked away, maybe we shouldn't pay for that.
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Artists deserve to be fairly compensated for their work, but these absurdly long terms serve no purpose except to keep culture locked away from scholars and the public.
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It's the story of an assault upon thousands of defenseless people seen through the lens of a young woman, Carrie Buck, locked away in a Virginia state asylum.
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For most high schoolers, a moment like this would be locked away in the "Never Live It Down" section of their memory, never to be spoken of again.
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When I came in for that first appointment, I fully expected to leave there in a straightjacket, thrown in an ambulance to be locked away in some institution.
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And I can tell you that immigration detention in the US feels similar to the abuse I fled — I've felt violated, traumatized, and destroyed while locked away here.
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I began to feel that something was trying to reveal itself to me, that some part of my mind, long ago locked away, was now seeking its liberation.
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Locked away in hundreds of the country's largest temples is a staggering amount of gold, weighing as much as 8.8 million pounds, the World Gold Council has estimated.
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As you may know ... recreational marijuana is legal in California, but it needs to be in a sealed container in a car or locked away in the trunk.
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Instead of locking those passwords away online and accessing them when you need to log in, their startup Myki looks to keep them locked away on your phone instead.
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Hotel staff and event security could not adequately wrangle the fans, police said, and the department received calls from staff while they were locked away, hiding from the crowd.
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Here's what happened when I took receipt of two-week supply of Forthglade's 100% natural food, its accompanying clean eating manual, and diligently locked away Dexter's favourite artificial treats.
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At that time, any life forms locked away in deep ocean hotspots might spread to the surface, generating an Earth-like biosphere that would be detectable by alien astronomers.
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It may even liberate the more scrupulous to make money from their data sets in new ways, freed from privacy limitations which had previously kept those data locked away.
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Clips were made available as part of an exhibition for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee 2012, but for the most part the original documentary remains locked away for scholarly use.
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However the news was too much for the Flavour of Love star who, like the rest of the contestants, is locked away from the world and all outside communications.
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Also called a CD ladder, this strategy means all of your money isn't locked away for too long of a period without getting access to some of your savings.
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For a country whose history is so rich in music, it is a shame that the artifacts of such a critical period like the baroque should be locked away.
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The lawsuit said, however, that the program was a sham, designed to keep inmates locked away simply to make better use of the available space in the prison system.
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It might not be the greatest game in the world, but it's a unique cultural artifact that didn't deserve to be locked away on Japan-exclusive Xbox discs forever.
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The memories that inform "WDCH Dreams" are usually locked away in a 2,500-square-foot corner in the Los Angeles County Hall of Records, a nearby 1960s high-rise.
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We already know that there is such a transcript from the White House, that it is locked away under control of Trump, and that he refuses to produce it.
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White socialites snorting cocaine in an Aspen ski lodge are forgiven, while inner-city blacks smoking crack -- just another form of cocaine -- are vilified and locked away, Miller explains.
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"Since Tim's passing, the family decided not to keep the music locked away -- instead they wanted to share it with his fans all around the world," the note added.
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The idea is that when you make a complaint, it stays locked away, and no one acts on it, until someone else makes a complaint about the same harasser.
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Family portraits, sports team hats, and discount running shoes are locked away from the viewer inside the baubles, suggesting the unavailability and disappearance of once prolific cultural middle objects.
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They are produced by a group of statistics whizzes, who have been locked away for hours this afternoon processing data that has been collected from a sample of polling stations.
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It's a particularly curious decision, given that there's a lot of legacy Nintendo content locked away in the Virtual Console that Nintendo has bafflingly not brought to the Switch yet.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's government may tax cash and other valuables locked away in safety deposit boxes held with banks, Italian newspapers said on Wednesday, quoting Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini.
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I'll say, Go to sleep, MomMom, and wait for her to take her pills, the medicines, the smokes and bottles she and my father keep locked away in their bathroom.
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Locked away in the Bachelor mansion, Rachel Lindsay doesn't have luxury of discussing the merits of Eric Bigger, Bryan Abasolo, and Peter Kraus with her friends over mimosas at brunch.
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Locked away behind impenetrable stimulus like copious amounts of school work and extreme use of technology, many people are not leaving enough time in their lives to connect with others.
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Flying on United is already pretty awful, so taking an hour and a half flight while locked away in the cargo department seems about as bad as it could get.
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About 11% of the $5.2 million the Minnesota senator collected in individual contributions during the first months of her campaign, are locked away for the general election, CNN's tally shows.
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We want to make sure we are doing a good job spending federal dollars to make sure we put those away that need to be locked away, like MS-13.
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While there's no guarantee that children won't rebel against having their devices locked away, the program is baked with some wiggle room meant to give kids some sense of choice.
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The Italian Space Agency announced Wednesday that researchers have detected signs of a large, stable body of liquid water locked away beneath a mile of ice near Mars' south pole.
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Originally designed for marathon running, the shoes can withstand 26-mile runs with ease, but collectors were more apt to keep them locked away than have them hit the pavement.
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Whether it was an adult walking into the room or the next diet taking over my life, candy and all its sugary brethren could be locked away at any moment.
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Knox has Bosley (Bill Murray) locked away in a seaside fortress as he makes headway on his master plan to kill Charlie, the unknown man for whom the Angels work.
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A tax break on safes and locks is a great idea, though I admit I've always wondered how a gun locked away can be effective as a self-protection tool.
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I'll be the first to admit that I can be a real sucker for blockbuster games that require me to spend hours locked away from my friends and loved ones.
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The tardigrades (sometimes called "water bears") and the moss they were found in were wrapped in paper, placed in plastic baggies, and locked away in a -4 degrees Fahrenheit freezer.
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Imagine one day discovering your work material or family photos are locked away by a hacker who wants you to transfer some Bitcoin in his direction to set it free.
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Years later, one biographer was allowed a 15-minute look at some of the papers, but otherwise they have been mostly locked away, surrounded by a haze of cultivated mystery.
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He listened to them and he valued their opinions as much and often more than the guys from Harvard and Wharton locked away in offices away from the real work.
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But with her son now locked away in a high-security Manhattan jail, Maria Consuelo Loera Perez is reportedly packing her bags and planning a trip to the big city.
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That gave us status, and none of the other cons gave us a hard time, but the simple fact that we were locked away for years had an effect on us.
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The story tells of a farmer who found an extraterrestrial princess named Kaguya locked away in a stalk of bamboo, and who is so beautiful the emperor wishes to marry her.
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The law also prohibited the creation of a national firearm database and allowed gun owners to pass freely through states with stricter controls provided their weapons were locked away or unloaded.
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Largely locked away for chunks of time between the late 1990s and the early 2000s, she earned a global reputation for quiet strength in the face of a brutal military junta.
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He's crashing through the doors behind which I've locked away all my suppressed desires, and those desires are bursting through me with the savage force you would expect from any jailbreak.
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They have been deprived of their traditional source of portfolio income; government bond yields have been driven down to historic lows and have been locked away on central-bank balance sheets.
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But whether we're romanticized for our sexual prowess, idolized for our artistic "eye," or straight up demonized and locked away, make no mistake—"Black Museum" is an episode about mental incarceration.
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I've been locked away for over 20 years, during which time things sure have changed in the world—or at least your world, where computer programs talk and cars drive themselves.
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That meant the debris would be buried in areas like lake beds and ocean deltas, where it would effectively be locked away for millennia rather than releasing carbon into the air.
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The first season dealt with the discovery of a mysterious stranger locked away in the bowels of Shawshank prison and the second focused on the early life of Misery's Annie Wilkes.
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Many of them had come to our country from the failed revolutions of other Latin American lands, had been locked away for prolonged periods of time, and suffered torture and banishment.
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One small study published in 28255 found that when parents of suicidal children received counseling on restricting lethal means, they were later more likely to have locked away medicine and firearms.
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Their existence was not widely known until 1970, as they were locked away and not treated as part of the Royal Mint museum's collection, because of the sensitivity of Edward's abdication.
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Organic farms, by contrast, tended to have more fertile soil, used less fertilizer and herbicide, used less energy, locked away more carbon in the soil, and were more profitable for farmers.
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Her brother is murdered by her own mentor, and in a fit of rage she becomes a demon of vengeance, killing townspeople before being locked away in a cell for several years.
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BYBLOS, Lebanon (Reuters) - Locked away safely in an academic's study in Lebanon is a plant that researchers hope to transform from one of the country's most notorious exports into a lucrative pharmaceutical.
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Ironic, given that director Crystal Moselle's first feature, The Wolfpack, a doc about siblings who'd spent their lives locked away in an apartment, teetered right on the edge of art and exploitation.
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The same one that sat inside him, locked away, dormant—until a musical superstar, a brief moment of bravery, and a bunch of grateful strangers on the internet helped draw it out.
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He also paid visits, in those years when he was trying to discern what Jesus was wanting of him, to other places where people dismissed as "stupid" or "idiots" were locked away.
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Today, it's estimated that 15 million tons of rare earths—hard-to-get metals that make our technology lighter, faster, and better performing—are locked away on this forgotten patch of seafloor.
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Indian police records suggest that on average more than 150 less lucky women die every year for the same reason that Ms Sen was locked away: being fingered as a dayan (witch).
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Behind every great scene is an untold number of takes that just didn't make the cut, most of which remain forever locked away in the annals of some big Hollywood studio's servers.
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Those working at the Frida Kahlo Museum believe that the bathroom where Rivera locked away both of their things, was an act designed to shield both artists' private lives from unwelcome scrutiny.
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If you're in desperate need of a fire extinguisher that's locked away, for example, you don't look for a key or heavy object — you just punch the glass in front of it.
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Apparently, because of their small and stable number over the years, female inmates suffer from a dual punishment – the forced marginalisation from society, and a total lack of regard when locked away.
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Yes, the government jibbed at it, and yes, she knew from tedious visits with bearded elders that sometimes the boxes were just locked away, but every book that got through was progress.
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I would keep my valuable items like my passport, loose cash, and anything else worth stealing locked away in a filing cabinet, secure from random house guests and even your own roommates.
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I grew up hearing other American Jews speak of Palestinians in pre-genocidal ways; that Palestinians have always wanted to kill the Jews, and must therefore be kept locked away and controlled.
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Director Lanthimos won raves for his earlier film Dogtooth, but that dark tale of children locked away from the world feels almost conventional compared with this one, his first English-language film.
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And the prisoners I met who were locked away, as well as the ones trying to reemerge on the outside—they were the ones helping me see things as they truly are.
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For years, he tried to forget the bloodshed he had seen and locked away his memories in the 60 rolls of film — about 2,000 photos — he had shot using an analog camera.
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Their belongings were to be locked away until 15 years after Rivera's death, according to his instructions, but the task of unsealing and inventorying them didn't happen until much later, in 19403.
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He left items for her siblings that are locked away for milestone events like weddings and childbirths, with her mother promising him she wouldn't give them out until those days, she said.
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And if we fail to get global warming under control, more of the carbon locked away in forests could be released as more frequent wildfires, droughts and pest infestations kill off trees.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch prosecutors said on Thursday they suspected the father of a family that was found locked away in a farmhouse room of having sexually abused two of his nine children.
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For the first time, new features and content are being exclusively locked away behind a paywall, which means players who are looking to avoid spending money have no way to keep up.
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Kimmy Schmidt was locked away for years in a bunker with a doomsday cult, and it's probably true that Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt fans wouldn't want the same thing to happen to them.
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You could assimilate — perfect your accent, make a fortune, change your name — but the real England remained as inaccessible as the city's private clubs and gardens, locked away behind wrought iron gates.
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Her personal belongings had been locked away by the housekeeper and she was carrying the new outfit she had been issued with in her plundered suitcase, while Susanna carried the bed linen.
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A good director could make fine interpretive use of these metaphoric riches (the book has inspired other films) or of the brittle old papers that a brittle old woman has locked away.
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And that does not include an extensive cache of unreleased recordings he was said to have locked away in a vault at his Paisley Park home studio complex in Minnesota where he died.
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In the walls, you hear the desperate banging of a child who needs to break free of its stifling confines, or a mother trying to keep her locked away and safe inside forever.
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About 15 million gallons of mercury, from this initial estimate, is locked away in these Northern permafrost areas (mercury is in Southern hemisphere permafrost regions too, but this study focused on the North).
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Locked away for over a century only to be found behind the guarded bars of the Library of Congress, the text is now wiser, with a deeper understanding of its surroundings and condition.
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A number of security protocols need to be met before the SWIFT system authorises a payment: one step, a physical key or dongle, was left plugged in for weeks, rather than locked away.
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Harry and Meghan living in a gated community, surrounded by the largely white elite and locked away from extreme poverty, would be the most appropriate symbol of royal privilege in the 21st century.
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He was released a year later, along with hundreds of other secularist officers who had been locked away on trumped-up charges by prosecutors close to the Gulen community, a secretive Islamic movement.
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In any other scenario, it'd be nearly impossible to imagine a highly visible black man (with known ties to the criminal underground) not being made an example of and locked away for life.
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And then, without notice, Le Roux was locked away, captured in a sting operation and unable to access the private keys to a fortune that would be useless to him for years anyway.
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Cooper seems influenced by Asadollah Alam, the powerful minister of court who doubled as royal confidante, and wrote a close account of the shah's rule, which he locked away in a Swiss bank.
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I had my phone locked away in my room for the entire trip and instead of my phone I had two Dos Hombres Mezcal Pina Colada's glued to my hands at all times.
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And older episodes of "Murphy Brown," which prominently featured Motown songs, were locked away and unavailable to stream thanks to expensive music rights, leaving old and newer viewers alike unable to catch up.
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In recent years, as his father sold the Encino house and moved to another home not very far from the exhibit, the collection was mostly locked away in a half-dozen storage spaces.
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As the country tries to shrink its aging prison population, the inmates being released after years locked away often have mental illnesses and addictions that can land them back in prison if untreated.
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The authorities have not said whether the guns used in the Santa Fe High shooting had been locked away, or whether the suspect's father was aware that his son had access to them.
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I could almost hear it swinging open on hinges groaning with age, unleashing a surge of memories buried inside — as if they had been deliberately locked away so as to cause no disturbance.
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Locked away for millennia as frozen plant and organic matter constituting layers of permafrost, these carbon stores are estimated to contain more than twice the amount of carbon now present in the atmosphere.
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For 75 years, the files have remained locked away in the archives of Russia's state security service: The country's laws dictate that only after that amount of time can classified documents be released.
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Mr Woodfox recently published a book, "Solitary", in which he writes that "the fight for sanity never goes away" and says he "shut my emotional system down" to cope with being locked away alone.
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Still, diplomatic sources on both sides of the talks told Reuters that "it was going well" and that Brexit negotiators locked away in Brussels this week were "making headway" specifically on the Irish issue.
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These devices are special devices that give the hackers greater access to the underlying software and operating system to help them find vulnerabilities typically locked away from other security researchers — such as secure shell.
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Pity the poor bank robber who, having achieved his share of loot, finds that the love of his father is still locked away in the impregnable vault of his father's not-so-paternal heart.
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"Appalled" by what she saw – neglected infants, she says, spent their days in empty toy-less rooms or locked away in cribs and cages with little human contact – Spencer set out to change things.
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Put yourselves in our shoes for a moment—we were (a lot of us, at least) first-time offenders locked away until we turned old and gray, with no chance of ever having careers.
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We also have bank cards associated with the high-yield savings account that we can use at an ATM if needed, but we keep those locked away as we prefer to transfer the money.
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In an email, Junot Díaz talked about "The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas," Ms. Le Guin's parable about a society whose happy existence depends on keeping one small child locked away in misery.
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Fried explained that this makes certain tasks faster for some users, but opens the door for hackers to steal data that would normally be locked away if that user is running a malicious script.
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But many journal articles are locked away in databases like JSTOR or PubMed, which don't have the reliable search capabilities of an engine like Google — so researchers have to waste time tracking them down.
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If someone's always playing to an audience, does it really make sense to ask who he "really" is — as if what matters most is what he does when he's locked away from the world?
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Gaining access to the phones of Uighurs who have fled China — a diaspora that has grown as many have been locked away at home — would be a logical extension of those total surveillance efforts.
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The Jalisco Cartel – Mexico's up-and-coming criminal powerhouse now that the Sinaloa Cartel's El Chapo has been locked away in the US – is going for it, as are a handful of regional warlords.
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On August 13th the topic was raised at the UN, when experts undertaking an audit of China's policies towards ethnic minorities said they had heard that as many as 1m Uighurs are being locked away.
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WARTIME EXPERIENCES For decades, Haruyo Nihei kept her wartime memories locked away: mothers and infants burnt alive by incendiary bombs; herself struggling under corpses of fleeing victims; her sister's body covered with maggot-infested burns.
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She was unapologetically badass, and after years of princesses being locked away (thanks to Hans Christian Andersen and Victor Hugo) in frilly gowns and magical spells, Mulan held her own with a sword and armor.
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So-called "safety drivers" or "safety operators" who ride on board are supposed to stop these crashes from happening, but in the case of the Las Vegas incident, the manual override controls were locked away.
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However, if the wood is used in a building that CO28.4 could be locked away for many decades, or even hundreds of years, said Galina Churkina of the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.
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For many years a Disney-Lucasfilm deal to produce an ABC TV show to be called "Star Wars Underworld" was in development; Lucasfilm still has 50 unproduced scripts for that show locked away in its vaults.
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The Trump administration has begun returning to Congress copies of a 2014 Senate report detailing the CIA's controversial detention and interrogation program, raising the possibility that the 6,700-page document could be locked away for good.
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With the new widgets (which, by they way, are also available to the left of that grid of icons), your apps feel like they're finally part of the whole phone, just locked away behind an icon.
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And unlike larger firearms that might be locked away and taken out only for hunting or recreational use, some families might have handguns in places that are easier to access because they're concerned about home invasions.
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For most of us this would be nothing but a fantasy, however, if you spend enough time locked away with your consistently spoiling nemesis in an icy hell world, well, it may just become a reality.
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When the podcast sensation "Serial" debuted in late 2014, the man at its center, Adnan Syed, had been locked away for over 15 years, convicted of the 1999 murder of his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee.
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In a blog post on Monday, Parity Technologies announced that the only way to "rescue" the funds—which are currently locked away in nonfunctional digital wallets—is with a protocol change to the Ethereum network itself.
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"The notion that there are sympathetic people out there who become hapless victims of the criminal-justice system and are locked away in federal prison beyond the time they deserve is simply a myth," he wrote.
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Eventually, I told my wife everything — my dysphoria as a child, how I had locked away my female side when she asked me to at age 18, how I had tried to take my own life.
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His father will gain full control of the cartel without having to worry about Mr. Guzmán, who will be locked away for life in an American prison cell, to the delight of the United States prosecutors.
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Largely locked away for chunks of time from the end of the 33s through the early years of this century, she earned a global reputation for quiet strength in the face of a brutal military junta.
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To some people, CDs might even sound like a borderline scam: You're telling me my money is locked away for up to five years, and if I want to withdraw it early, I'll be charged a fee?
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At the end of the day's course, people say this feels like the first chapter of the rest of their lives, and that they're finally accessing parts of themselves that they thought would be locked away forever.
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To some people, CDs might even sound like a borderline scam: You're telling me my money is locked away for up to five years, and if I want to withdraw it early, I'll be charged a fee?
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Katz's mother described her son's threatening behavior in divorce proceedings, recalling that she once locked away his video game controllers after discovering him playing late at night, only to have him punch a hole through the door.
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Kanye West is currently locked away in LA working on Waves and tweeting more than he ever has, but it wasn't that long ago that West was able to hop on any microphone and bring the quotables.
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SAINT-URSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - Swiss scientists are injecting carbon dioxide into rock deep inside a mountain to discover if the gas leaks out or if it can be locked away to stop it contributing to climate change.
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"The donors felt that having all these historic pieces locked away for their own enjoyment felt selfish," says museum president Johnny Smith of the impetus for opening the space, located next to the famed Chattanooga Choo Choo.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch police called in psychologists to help them get to the bottom of what happened to a family found locked away in a farmhouse room where they appeared to have lived in seclusion for years.
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Through months of rehabilitation, training and TLC, the rescue was able to help Winston cope with the psychological trauma he endured while locked away at the kennel and caught in a shock collar with his pervious owners.
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"I hope you enjoy these, they are sent with my love but my heart does not wilt," writes Nickolas Muray, a photographer for Vogue and the New York Times in a letter that had been locked away.
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Her loan had come from an Agriculture Department program for low-income residents in rural areas, but all of the account information she needed to make her first payment was locked away in an empty government office.
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The man credited with helping save a near-bankrupt Nissan back in 1999 and then putting together the three-company group faces charges of serious financial misdeeds that could see him locked away for a decade or more.
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Even today, Washington has relations with countless nations that have horrific human rights records, terrorize their own people and treat freedom as if it was a prize to be locked away—something to be feared instead of cherished.
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Lots of mini-conversations about etiquette (phones off or on, or locked away in some ugly pouch?) have slipped into recent discussions about the theatre—understandably, in this extended moment of uncertainty about the survival of the form.
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Netflix executives studied vintage New Coke packaging, advertisements and marketing in order to ensure the look was authentic, while Coca Cola executives looked to the original recipe, which had been locked away in a safe since its failure.
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They include a toggle that changes your iPhone's or iPad's display to use colors that are easier on your eyes at night, the ability to create notes locked away by Touch ID, and some improved Apple News recommendations.
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The transportation sector alone sees about 5 million metric tons (yes, tons of air) of heat-trapping CO2 added to our atmosphere each day that was previously locked away underground by plants and animals millions of years ago.
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Rather than video being locked away and retrieved after a crime has happened, an intelligent system monitoring feeds in real time could detect accidents and crimes as they are about to occur (or at least while in progress).
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That, plus way too many other musical projects—but those are all collaborative projects, and typically take the form of discrete rehearsals and live sets—situations where I'm not locked away in my room forever working on tracks.
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The interest rates you'll earn on these accounts are close to what you'd be getting on a short-term CD, but you get to maintain access to your cash without it being locked away for a few years.
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Having hypothetical director's cuts and theories about why they've been locked away are a way for disappointed fans to maintain their headcanons—idealized, personalized, in-universe dreams, kept perfect by the fact that they'll never have to exist.
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I felt a lurch as I locked away my laptop, phone and Kindle, but it lasted seconds, and I quickly got used to the pace of the place: people moved around slowly and purposefully, taking in their environment.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The familiar image of the struggling artist — locked away in his studio, desperately seeking inspiration, and, perhaps more importantly, validation — was the invention of 19th-century French novelists, asserts historian Anka Muhlstein.
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This professor I met had what he called his treasure locked away in this room: The whole room was this leaf cutter ant colony and the queen in there had been around for like 20 years, he was saying.
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Amazon does let you set up two adult users for each Echo, but you need two Amazon accounts for this, so you can't (for example) create a "guest mode" where your personal calendars and other data are locked away.
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Time will tell if having everything locked away on your phone will work out in their favor — but it's certainly something that Apple is trying to do, keeping a lot of operations on the phone instead of the cloud.
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The disruption spread to cruise ships this week with about 3,700 people facing at least two weeks locked away on a liner anchored off Japan after health officials confirmed that 23 people aboard had tested positive for the virus.
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The American Association of Poison Control Centers recommends protecting your skin when handling e-liquid or refilling your vaporizer and keeping all of your e-cigarette products and liquid nicotine locked away and out of the reach of children.
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While the war in Yemen, or the specter of businessmen locked away in a Riyadh Ritz Carlton, have sparked public outcry, no issue has been as relatable as the case of Khashoggi, the Center for International Policy's Freeman said.
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The man, who has not been publicly identified by law enforcement officials, was arrested after six members of a family were found locked away in a secret room in a farmhouse after apparently living in isolation for nine years.
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Locked away since her death in 1954, the contents were purposefully hidden by Rivera, with the instructions that they remain hidden away until 15 years after his death (he died in 1957, but the room wasn't unlocked until 2004).
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Fonny is elated, despite his circumstances—he has been accused of raping a Puerto Rican woman, and while he maintains his innocence, the legal system, aided by a racist white police officer, seems intent on keeping him locked away.
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And while many local and state officials have decided to release at-risk people to thin the crowds inside our jails and prisons, there are millions of people who are still locked away in facilities ripe for an outbreak.
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Though it never made it beyond two issues, which were locked away for decades, Forum was a testing ground on which Times editors grew comfortable with the idea that they didn't always have to do what they'd always done.
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Similarly, You, Me and the Apocalypse keeps introducing mysteries (like the identity of someone locked away in a big wooden box) that aren't all that interesting in and of themselves, and it hopes we'll be excited simply because they're mysteries.
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With food, shelter and security the main concerns, health experts fear that psychological wounds are being left to deepen in a region with only a few psychiatrists, where people with mental health issues are often beaten, abused and locked away.
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Kalief Browder, a young black man, spent three years locked away in New York City's notorious jail on Rikers Island simply because he could not afford bail, attempted suicide numerous times in solitary, and died by suicide after he was released.
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After years away, a lawyer and onetime son of Castle Rock (André Holland) finds himself called back to investigate a matter at Shawshank Prison (!), where a young man (Bill Skarsgård, Pennywise in last year's It), has been discovered locked away.
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The absence of Aaliyah's discography on popular streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music, and TIDAL "does not honor her legacy," according to Complex's Stephen Witt, who in 2016 reported producer Barry Hankerson is the one keeping her work locked away.
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If it's going to be allowed in a home, if it's someone's home that they are providing child care out of, then at least it needs to be locked away and very strictly kept where children cannot get to it.
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After looking through piles of "Keep Calm and Carry On" parody posters and pallets of dusty "O RLY" owl plush dolls, earth's new inhabitants will come across Weezer's video for "California Kids," locked away on some dead nerd's hard drive.
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Tate said to me that "I often find myself gut-knotted after sessions with Salem, because of the things they don't say" — because of the feelings Salem kept locked away, even from her, for fear that their experience was inexpressible, incomprehensible.
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And aside from bringing us back into the world we're locked away from right now, it might also help some of us understand how easily air-borne things can spread (ergo, why social distancing matters so much!) Multiplayer/online play: Nope.
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But Jersey is haunted by the horrific murders of young women, and Pascal is soon targeted as the prime suspect — prompting Moll to defend him, and unleashing a side of herself she has kept locked away for far too long.
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The man who interrogates him, a police detective named Joona Linna, is stumped: A sadistic criminal, Jurek Walter, is locked away in a heavily guarded psychiatric ward, convicted of the presumed deaths of Mikael and Felicia as well as other murders.
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BRUSSELS, Feb 21 (Reuters) - European Union leaders locked away in Brussels to discuss their next joint budget will next tackle a proposal that would cap spending at 1.069-1.07% of the bloc's gross national income, two sources told Reuters on Friday.
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We also need to minimize additional risks by not opening new frontiers of exploitation — like drilling for oil in the Arctic or mining in the ocean — that could disturb ancient storehouses of carbon now safely locked away in the deep sea.
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Locked away in dark and freezing cells with little heat for days, left to languish alone in the dead of winter — this is how the federal government of the United States thinks that it can treat the people in its care.
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Vicente Zambada's testimony, which was crucial in the case against Mr. Guzmán, may simply be the price the elder Mr. Zambada must pay to ensure that Mr. Guzmán is locked away in an American prison, thousands of miles from Sinaloa.
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"This means keeping the contents in the original container, with the child proof cap on, and the container should be either locked away or placed on a high shelf, so young children can't access the product," Lee said by email.
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It seems Tolbert could be onto something, as right now the most popular creepypasta's draw on real world familiarity with topics like YouTuber antics gone wrong, a sentient evil computer program locked away on the deep web and poisoned cans of Redbull.
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The decline, Casavant said, might mean that doctors are being more careful in prescribing opioids, parents are getting better at keeping the medications out of reach or locked away, and there's improved technology for deterring people from obtaining large amounts of opioids.
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Suicide Squad is an assortment of monsters led by Deadshot (Will Smith), an assassin who loves killing as much as he loves his estranged daughter, and Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) a former protégé of The Joker now locked away and tormenting her captors.
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She was like, 'I feel like I'm Adam in my soul and Abby's in my stomach in a little treasure chest and she said, 'I threw and locked away the key, and sometimes I find the key and I let her out.
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Astounding as these figures are, we can still find a way to ignore them if we can convince ourselves that they depict only those who deserve to be locked away, only those who have forfeited their rights as citizens—only the guilty.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Five siblings and a man believed to be their father were receiving medical treatment after Dutch police acting on a tip discovered them locked away in a secret room at an isolated farm, officials in the Netherlands said on Tuesday.
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The advisor said: "In a world in which it is necessary for government to have conversations that truly have no electronics in the room, there are going to be more and more items that will have to be locked away in cabinets."
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Ice retreating earlier in the year is freeing access to areas that were previously locked away for longer, and it has allowed Moeller to kick off boat tours for tourists much earlier in the summer season, said the 45-year-old Dane.
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But as we all hope and push for the rescue of the Thai boys, there's another group of trapped, distressed children who also need rescue: The children of immigrants to the United States who have been separated from their parents and locked away.
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From the time that we are born to the time that we die, money is a part of our lives; however, the United States treats financial literacy/education like the fancy dishes that are kept locked away in a cabinet until the holidays.
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"Nazi-era propaganda films—some of which are literally locked away in heavily guarded vaults—have become cult classics in Germany, not just among skinheads, who hold Rocky Horror-like screenings of some of them, but among curious cinephiles as well," he wrote.
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When all the cool looking gear is locked away behind time pressure and the real money item shop, and somehow we're still getting blue gear that does nothing but give us a mess to clean out of our inventory, we're not feeling rewarded.
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Of course, there is always more to the story than just the work itself for those whose work resonates throughout decades, but often these details are locked away by more traditional biographers who have little time for details of the character's personal lives.
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The film finally reveals itself to a last hurrah of hype, to get locked away in a very separate cupboard; it's so separate from the original it barely even registers as a blip in cinematic history, not mentioned in the same breath.
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When a mysterious young woman appears on the island and is locked away in the convent, Margaret learns some shocking lessons: how a queen can easily become a pawn, and how she might find a way to take control of her own life.
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There, for reasons unknown, French accident investigators agreed to download its contents in private onto a drive for an immediate return to Addis Ababa, where the information remains mostly locked away today and has been withheld in full form from any outside observers.
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Beyond the specifics of what Trump thinks about how drug dealers should be dealt with, it's bizarre to see the president of the United States praise the criminal justice system of a country where a million people are locked away in internment camps.
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You take 20063-15 seconds of deep thought—with your mouth agape and eyes fixated blankly, intensely into the middle distance—for your synapses to fire-crawl through the thousands of hours of Lil Wayne music you have locked away in your brain.
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A Reuters article on Tuesday shed new light on the Pentagon's obstinance on Guantánamo and the extent to which the department has sought to keep detainees locked away for years without due process in a prison established to sidestep the Constitution and international law.
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After Sunday night's episode saw Ellaria Sand and her daughter locked away in Cersei's dungeon with the latter about to embark on a slow, miserable death, some people were speculating that Cersei's decision to leave the former alive may have been a bad one.
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And that the people in these "narco" stories we love to consume (and create) are real, and the consequences are real, and it's not beyond our control to keep them from dying, like some in this book did, or getting locked away, like others did.
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I have bad news for anyone eager to see what's locked away in this void, and good news for those who think secret Egyptian pyramid chambers should be left untouched: There are no plans, at this point, to intrusively burrow into the mysterious chamber.
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Whether President Xi kept Liu locked away and isolated in a Chinese hospital ward, or freed him to go overseas, where he might have enjoyed a few days of free speech before the end, would not have had any measurable impact on Chinese public opinion.
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"I think it would be a good thing at this point if the iPhone was put in a safe, locked away and maybe returned in four years," Republican Senator Bob Corker, who was once on the short list to be Trump's vice president, told reporters.
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Release Date: April 17Keri Russell and Jesse Plemons star in this Guillermo del Toro- and David Goyer-produced supernatural film about a small-town teacher, her sheriff brother, and a creepy local boy (Jeremy T. Thomas) who has something dangerous locked away in his home.
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Zoologists and disease experts have told CNN that changes to human behavior -- the destruction of natural habitats, coupled with the huge number of fast-moving people now on Earth -- has enabled diseases that were once locked away in nature to cross into people fast.
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Mr. Liu, a renegade Chinese intellectual who protected students from encroaching soldiers during the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 and who won the Nobel Peace Prize years later while locked away, died at 61 in 2017 at a hospital in China while under guard.
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As such, the major part of Haeckel's work on plankton remains locked away in the rare book collections of a small number of libraries, and their use is limited to the few scholars aware of their existence and who have the privilege of access.
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When the girls get in trouble for playing in the ocean with boys (and perhaps sexually exciting them in the process), they are locked away — forbidden from attending school and forced to adapt to the more conservative ways of their village and unspecified religion's traditions.
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Skarsgard plays the demonic Pennywise the Dancing Clown in the recent film adaptation of King's epic "It," while in "Castle Rock" he plays a mysterious stranger with no name, whom Shawshank's former warden Dale Lacy locked away because he was convinced the boy was evil.
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But his school safety plan contained only modest changes to gun laws: He proposed requiring parents to keep firearms locked away from children under the age of 18, a tightening of current law which requires such controls for families with children younger than 17.
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RUINERWOLD, Netherlands (Reuters) - A man who paid the rent on a Dutch farmhouse where six members of a family were found locked away in a secret room will appear in court on Thursday on charges of unlawful detention and harming others' health, prosecutors said.
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The most forbidding commissars of the Soviet Union—leaders of the K.G.B., the Army, and the Communist Party—failed in an attempt to pull off a counter-revolutionary coup d'état, in August, 1991, and were locked away in a notorious prison called the Sailor's Rest.
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Traders said rates spiked because lenders were barred from central bank's repo window before any currency auction and they had naira funds locked away with the regulator on the day of the auction to pay for the dollars which they expect to receive in two months' time.
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She laments that she had centuries worth of lives to spend protecting the galaxy, trying to understand it—but instead she spent all that time, all those resurrections, locked away in the Tower, playing mission control and librarian to a society that's now been all but destroyed.
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Few had their phones — people's belongings were locked away in cars and on the field, awaiting police clearance, holding everything from Rodney Davis's wedding band to their gloves, which they needed for the next day's game — so lawmakers and staff tried to remember phone numbers from memory.
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Thinking that no one would ever want to look at their pictures on a screen — and wanting to maintain their enormous share of the traditional photography market — they decided to patent the idea for safe measure (a wise move) but keep the company's own product locked away.
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You can't set your Facebook profile to be fully private, as you can on Twitter and Instagram, but you get more granular control over who can see each post—so some of your stuff can stay locked away and some of it can reach a wider audience.
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John Hinckley Jr. -- who shot President Ronald Reagan in 22006 and was found not guilty by reason of insanity -- had spent most of the past three decades locked away inside St. Elizabeths psychiatric hospital in Washington, D.C. -- except for supervised visits to his mother's house in Williamsburg.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThese web apps are bare bones but do the job for viewing Notes and Reminders, Calendars and Contacts, and everything else you've got in iCloud—you don't need to worry that your stuff will be locked away if you have to switch to a Windows machine.
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It evokes images of hacking into every system around you to incite change, staunchly planting oneself against a police force we pay for and created, the innate sadness of having the technological power to create change but also having much of it locked away by corporations.
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"I'm putting myself in his shoes and trying to understand about how he was able to cope with being locked away for so many years and to be back and finally have his freedom, yet is struggling to live with some sort of integrity," Mr. Kim said.
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" Scientists think that there is liquid water under the frozen surface of Titan, but locked away in a massive underground ocean - and there's a lot of speculation that these kinds of underground oceans located throughout the Solar System could hypothetically give rise to life," ScienceAlert reports.
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One of the film's final shots is even that of a bunch of human embryos alongside a couple of tiny alien embryos, locked away in cryostasis by David as the ship the Covenant jets off to the planet humans will colonize, only to become alien chow, presumably.
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The fans are noticeable (like a gaming PC) at times when you're not even pushing the console, and they're definitely louder than the Xbox One S. The back of the One X unit does get rather hot, and I'd recommend not keeping this locked away in a cupboard.
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But the implications tie back to the founding vision that we've had of turning cities into metro stops, changing the meaning of where you live and where you work, unlocking economic opportunity in areas that might be currently locked away by lack of infrastructure or lack of transportation solutions.
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Although she's locked away from the public, her image remains ubiquitous among those who support the Palestinian cause: From Uruguay to London, supporters have plastered bus stops and buildings with murals and posters depicting her face, and demonstrations calling for her release have sprung up throughout the world.
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In every case, Bahari's words about the political prisoner's nightmare should serve as our call to action on behalf of the "nameless" ones, whether they are the White Wednesday protesters arrested in Iran or those such as Alexei Pichugin, locked away in distant prisons of the world's tyrannies.
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For another thing, these accounts present a dramatic situation that is almost too vast to conceive of — the nightmare of spending a decade or two or three locked away for a crime you didn't commit — while at the same time often fairly pedestrian and limited in its legal particulars.
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Instead, it will temporarily put them into an altered state of mind where they might feel more willing to face up to old traumas and work through them, rather than keep them locked away — similar to what is being seen in the clinical trials for the patients with PTSD.
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Lyle Menendez has been locked away for murder for the past 27 years, and for nearly half of that time — 13 years to be exact — he has spent nearly every Saturday and Sunday sitting in the visiting room at California's Mule Creek State Prison quietly talking with his wife, Rebecca.
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Even though the Ware Collection of Blaschka Glass Models of Plants was originally commissioned as a teaching tool at Harvard, it has always been cherished as much more: Safely locked away inside display cases, the models were handled as little as possible and showcased as a museum exhibit since the 1890s.
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Once there, another performer led the participants through a trust exercise where they were asked to share personal fears, before being split apart — with one audience member locked away in a darkened closet, left to wonder if the other two audience members were discussing their personal secrets behind their back.
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Not to be outdone by the already restrictive gun laws in the state legislature, the New York City Council passed a law that not only required most owners to keep their guns unloaded and locked away at home but curtailed their ability to take their guns outside of their homes.
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MCs were being followed by cops on their way out of raves and arbitrarily searched, and there were stories of grime promoters having their passports locked away as "insurance" against violent incidents (as if they were about to host a Wild West-style shoot-out, and then skip the country).
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The story has a bit of everything: The classic rise-and-fall arch of stardom, the literal embodiment of the male gaze, reputation gangrene from scandal shrapnel due to a man's unwanted advances, virulent attacks for showcasing her sexuality, and the unexamined sixty-four year stretch when she was locked away.
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"What about those manuscripts we've all heard about, that were locked away in Salinger's safe and due to be published after his death?" this person wants to know, thereby reducing me to a woman whose sole value lies in her distant proximity to the only writer who truly matters here.
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BEIJING — Liu Xiaobo, the renegade Chinese intellectual who kept vigil at Tiananmen Square in 208 to protect protesters from encroaching soldiers, promoted a pro-democracy charter that brought him a lengthy prison sentence and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize while locked away, died under guard in a hospital on Thursday.
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Yet the star attraction of the event was not a product of Victorian scientific know-how but a diamond imbued with such mythic power that "long queues snaked through the Crystal Palace to see this celebrated imperial trophy locked away" in a specially designed glass case enclosed in a metal cage.
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Oliver and the other writers never address, for instance, whether it might be possible for Jonathan and John to swap time slots temporarily, or cede some time to each other to fix ongoing problems, like Jonathan's inability to take a promising promotion at work, or John being eternally locked away from the sun.
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Back in the early 2010s, when global crude prices were hovering around $100 per barrel, US energy companies decided it would be profitable to go after costly and hard-to-extract sources of crude, using fracking to get at the oil locked away in the shale formations of Texas and North Dakota.
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The parallel line between them has been drawn before, and it's no wonder: That image of the shy, brilliant artist locked away in her room, scribbling away, always pushing herself, never quite finding the peace she desires but refusing to stop seeking it is too poetic in its own right to resist.
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Imagine four hundred boys with raging hormones, locked away for three months at a time at a boarding school deep in rural Mashonaland, and you will understand that even our choirmaster's wife, who had more hair on her chin than her husband did, was—to some of us, anyway—a vision of beauty.
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I have the knee-jerk reaction to protect Retsuko the way I wish I could have protected my child-self, the urge to keep her locked away in a happy, cartoon version of the world where all the animals get along and live free from the human problems of power and abuse.
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Free for Android and iOSArtRageImage: ArtRageThe up-front cost may put some of you off but it beats the frustration of having the best drawing tools locked away behind in-app purchases—and if you want to create the most natural and realistic-looking sketches on your device, ArtRage is worth the admission fee.
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Bring dead Mars back to life, build it a new atmosphere with whatever's left in its soil—frozen carbon dioxide, most likely—to up the air pressure, rely on greenhouse warming (you know, like climate change?) to make the place warm enough so frozen water, locked away underground, melts and comes roaring back. Oceans!
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It follows Rapunzel as she acclimates to her new life in the kingdom of Corona and gets to know her parents, her future husband and herself after years of being locked away from the world, and the stars are eager to revisit their fan-favorite roles, as they discuss in Mashable's exclusive sneak peek above.
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I worked on helping make sure that the books that were locked away in libraries that were not accessible to people who were blind or people who are dyslexic, that we could scan those books and make them available to people who had disabilities, so they could read those books that they couldn't otherwise access.
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Fair enough, it's not easy to remember a dozen or so backup codes, but if you must make a note of them, at least make sure that note is secure: Locked away in a safe, for example, or inside a different app that you know is going to be well protected (such as a password manager or digital vault).
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This is not a story about growing up, but about what it's been like to grow up in working-class, ex-industrial America in an era when security and opportunity seem have been as effectively shuttered and locked-away as the countless mines, mills, and factories that were once the foundation of reasonably prosperous working-class communities.
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As more horrific, heartbreaking details continue to emerge about how David and Louise Turpin allegedly starved, abused, tortured, and locked away their 28 children for decades in filth-filled homes from Texas to California, former classmates and neighbors are coming forward expressing sorrow, regret, and guilt for noticing and then ignoring signs that there was something wrong.
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Geologists have long known that CO2 from big volcanic eruptions has in the past triggered a greenhouse effect which raised temperatures, drove evaporation, increased rainfall and then dropped rain that is rich in carbonic acid onto surface rocks, resulting in much of the carbon from the droplets getting locked away as layers of carbonate in the ground.
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Given that expensive and sophisticated corporate networks have been shown, time and again, to be far from immune to hackers, cheap products like Internet-connected dolls and babycams stand precious little chance of being able to guarantee sensitive domestic data is locked away from prying eyes (especially if governments persist in trying to perforate encryption — but I digress… ).
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But scientists see a risk that if the destruction from fires and insects keeps rising, the situation will reverse, and some of the carbon that has been locked away in the forests will return to the atmosphere as carbon dioxide, accelerating the pace of global warming and further magnifying the stress on the forests — a dangerous feedback loop.
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Disintegrating like a mad king locked away in his Fifth Avenue castle, ranting about a global cabal of corporate and media elites conspiring against him — yes, a swastika sign popped up at a West Palm Beach rally — he can't see how offensive his defense is: that the women accusing him were not attractive enough to assault.
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To them, trapped as they are in the forward time stream of their own lives, their father disappearing further and further into the past, it might start to seem like a bad dream they once had, all the easier to push down and keep locked away in their own guts, until it spills out as bile.
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Read more: The White House 'lockdown' of Trump's call with Ukraine looks like part of a bigger, worrying patternQuestions about White House computer systems have come to light in recent weeks after an intelligence-community whistleblower said officials locked away potentially embarrassing — but not sensitive — transcripts of Trump's phone calls in restricted computer system reserved for information that could jeopardize national security.
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Lee Do-gyeong, the high school student, said she was looking forward to studying in cube's sound-proof seclusion, but she acknowledged that if parents forced their children to use the room it could be "nothing more than a rice chest," a reference to an infamous incident where an 18th Century Korean prince was locked away in a rice chest to die.
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There's Miguel (Gabriel Chavarria), a Marine who's desperately looking for his troubled sister; there are Rick (Colin Woodell) and Jenna (Hannah Anderson), who for reasons I found confusing are spending Purge night at a formal party with rich people locked away in safety; and there's Jane (Amanda Warren), an ambitious finance firm employee who keeps being passed over for any promotion by her boss, Don (William Baldwin), and has had enough.
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The stolen Strad resurfaced in 2015, several years after the death of the apparent thief, a violinist with a checkered career, when his ex-wife turned it over to the F.B.I. The bureau returned it to Mr. Totenberg's three daughters, Amy, Jill and Nina Totenberg, who decided to have it restored and sold — but who wanted to make sure it wound up with a musician, not locked away in a collection.
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First up, Demi, in a move practically engineered to make Courtney feel immediately terrible for the pacifier stunt (and later Tracy for agreeing to ask Demi if she truly dared to think she could be ready for marriage): Demi uses her entire segment to talk about how she truly did care about Colton, and that sharing the story about her mom being in prison was a painful, private secret she often keeps locked away because she was embarrassed that someone as outwardly perfect as Colton might not understand.
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In this first episode, we get a glimpse of what an uphill battle this promises to be: She's surrounded by enemies who view her as an illegitimate usurper; her foppish dandy son Paul (Joseph Quinn) is getting ideas about maybe replacing her a few years early; her long-time lover, Grigory Orlov (Richard Roxburgh), is grumbling because she won't publicly acknowledge his role in her life; and to top it all off, there's the little problem of one of her relatives being locked away in prison in an attempt to suppress his very strong claim to the throne.
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