A lot of people locked up, locked up in their own mentality.
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We were still locked up for all of the head counts, and also locked up at the end of the day.
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Antetokounmpo is locked up for the foreseeable future, and Parker should be locked up with a five-year max extension as soon as possible.
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And what we find when someone gets locked up, it's not just the individual that's getting locked up, their family is paying that price, too.
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AND THAT PHONE WAS STILL LOCKED UP AND MAY STILL BE LOCKED UP. THAT INFORMATION WAS ON THERE AND THAT HAPPENED, HOW WOULD YOU FEEL?
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"Up North Trip" was less about the condition of being locked up than about living in a world where one could get locked up at any time.
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The prime suspects — inmates — are already locked up.
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" Later she said: "(Patterson) should stay locked up forever.
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They are still smarting that their primary in 2016 came in June, long after the Republican nomination was locked up by Trump and the day after Hillary Clinton locked up the Democratic nomination.
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We got them locked up and they're not going anywhere.
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Did you hear about when the Migos getting locked up?
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"The man gonna get us locked up," chuckled Shaquille O'Neal.
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He should be locked up and throw away the key.
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They continued long after Jeffs was arrested and locked up.
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Asked directly whether opioid executives should be locked up, Sen.
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Another difference is the time customers' funds are locked up.
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Right now transport data is locked up on multiple platforms.
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If he's a criminal he needs to be locked up.
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Wanna watch Game 7 but you're locked up in jail?
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He was remanded and locked up immediately after the sentencing.
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Now, they've locked up the guy protecting his blind side.
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Others are locked up for running websites without a licence.
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"People want us dead or locked up forever," he says.
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And I'm locked up in one of the buildings now.
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We want them caught, locked up, punished and properly rehabilitated.
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McConnell locked up the vote of another important moderate, Sen.
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Bears Ears locked up another 109,000 acres of state land.
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All trash cans along Broadway were locked up for safety.
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Records show she's still locked up as of this post.
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When we were locked up and we didn't eat, Mommy?
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Locked up, stored safely, and out of reach of children.
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The caseworker locked up the house and kenneled the dogs.
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She'd initially been locked up for raiding the neighbors' crops.
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"Our clients are getting locked up every night," Charlton said.
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"It could have locked up the gears," Mr. Mester said.
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Now he was locked up for murder, the bishop said.
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John Kasich (R), Trump had effectively locked up the race.
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The hackers locked up IDT data and demanded a ransom.
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Plus two weeks locked up with my kind of people.
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"I was locked up for about 27 hours," he said.
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Mr. Bryan has been locked up for about 30 years.
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A: I kind of locked up and got really quiet.
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Garnett said he wasn't concerned about sheriffs being locked up.
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She questioned why power was locked up in political dynasties.
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Blac Youngsta is currently locked up in Harris County Jail.
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Cosby was denied bail and will be locked up immediately.
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Yeah, Jussie's locked up a spot on Santa's nice list.
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I wanted to show compassion not to have them locked up.
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I then was locked up here [in Zurich] after this festival.
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Once he's locked up, he's forced off the drugs cold turkey.
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The rest of their stakes will be locked up through 2020.
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Our relationship dynamics had matured, even while I was locked up.
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That doesn't mean I deserve to be locked up for life.
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Since the coup, more than 100 journalists have been locked up.
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"At that point, Obama's already locked up the nomination," Bullock says.
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That partly reflects increasingly tough punishments for those already locked up.
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Everything is idiot-proof, floodlit, locked up, and covered in CCTV.
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But once he was locked up, the murders seemed to stop.
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Mr Sisi's regime has locked up tens of thousands of dissidents.
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She was looking for dates when the mother was locked up.
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He ran hard against Mr Trump and locked up institutional support.
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At one point, he was to be locked up through 2085.
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Under that schedule, shareholders would remain fully locked up until November.
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Maybe they're locked up somewhere on a dead man's hard drive.
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A burglar who is locked up cannot break into your home.
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The Army keeps them locked up in its mammoth storage facility.
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Egypt has locked up more journalists than any country save China.
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Now you can keep your emails locked up and secure, too.
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"But if the convention's locked up, there's a possibility," he said.
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The virus locked up computers in car factories, hospitals and schools.
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Previously, packaging showed animals and their young locked up in cages.
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Many activists have been locked up, along with thousands of Islamists.
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Some of it is locked up in long-term financing deals.
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One man had spent three and a half years locked up.
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"We locked up and he was a tough kid," Schuko said.
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We watched in horror as children were locked up in cages.
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While Cookie was locked up he worked as a hit man.
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Most of the awards are basically locked up at this point.
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Every time Shaver got locked up, her methadone treatment was interrupted.
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You guys recently locked up the Olympics through, I think, 2000?
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Egypt and Syria have locked up countless critics over the years.
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He was locked up and blindfolded, and he can't remember much.
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Others hadn't even heard of D&D until getting locked up.
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They were all written while we were locked up at Loretto.
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At Mile 24, her calves and quads and hamstrings locked up.
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Those not locked up live in a world of constant surveillance.
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At home, the crown prince has locked up civil society activists.
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A pet store has locked up and left the animals inside.
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Hundreds of Kashmiri politicians and activists have since been locked up.
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Everyone must joke that feeling locked up sounds exactly like Chidi.
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People who've been locked up have a hard time getting work.
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Clinton deserved to be locked up — until Mr. Trump became president.
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"In China, we'll have the whole thing locked up," Simonds said.
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Apple keeps those repair manuals locked up somewhere far, far away.
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The government has locked up members of the opposition and journalists.
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Since then, Manafort has been locked up in jails in Virginia.
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As I locked up my bike, I saw my friend Richard.
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No triad wants his men locked up for 25 years now.
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Not even animals should be locked up, much less a person.
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But when we arrive, the station is locked up and nobody's home.
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Critical media outlets have been shut down and muckraking journalists locked up.
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He's not locked up, and there's actually some good news for Meek.
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And abolishing ICE, they&aposre going to be less criminals locked up.
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Individuals are locked up for months, even years, in prison-like conditions.
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Nearly half of all federal inmates are locked up for drug offenses.
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Who is going to be locked up for a long, long time.
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TC: Hedge funds don't mind being locked up for a dozen years?
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Us dipping from the hotel to skate and almost getting locked up.
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Those locked up for less than six months could be let out.
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He was convicted in 2008 and has been locked up ever since.
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Some criminals are so dangerous that they need to be locked up.
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Even the carbon in the wood itself doesn't all stay locked up.
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Utah locked up the No. 643 seed for the Western Conference playoffs.
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After changing, I locked up my clothes and belongings inside nearby lockers.
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I went to see Ai Wei Wei when he was locked up.
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Seven out of ten inmates are locked up for drug-related offences.
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You care more about them brothers locked up than your own brother.
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I found out his license had expired and now he's locked up.
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For failure to cooperate with the investigation, Rawls has been locked up.
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Because I really think they should have had those guns locked up.
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And that might be – 10% are locked up and 10% are traded.
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Aser is currently locked up awaiting his new court hearing next month.
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And it got to the point where it was too locked up.
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And abolishing ICE, there are going to be (fewer) criminals locked up.
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Drake got locked up Friday for his second DUI conviction since 2009.
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You spend the whole day in a cell, locked up and isolated.
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You'll be locked up until we get around to kicking you out.
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Jail records show he's been locked up in county jail since August.
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The best research is locked up in paywalled journals with expensive subscriptions.
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One of my homies in Pivot named Fresh—he locked up now.
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This is someone who was locked up to make an example of.
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Until Amal ran into an unforeseen problem, when the gun locked up.
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I'm not talking about political prisoners, just people that are locked up.
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People began to be locked up; some were tortured and many fled.
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This time protests were muted, as 3,000 zealots had been locked up.
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With the AFL-CIO's endorsement, Clinton has locked up the labor vote.
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Thousands of Americans are locked up in state prisons for drug possession.
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But don't worry ladies, we've got the virtual assistant gig locked up.
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Matt thinks he should be locked up, but Karen's not so sure.
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If they aren't a risk to society, why are they locked up?
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"Actually we was talking while we were both locked up," he said.
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She was recently arrested for failing a urine test and locked up.
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I had been locked up in Adelaide prison, but Melbourne was different.
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But not all of the NFL's rights are locked up that long.
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They were locked up for minor crimes, like burglary or unpaid fines.
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All of our test phones locked up shortly after playing the video.
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A small fraction of federal prisoners are locked up for violent crimes.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Joe Biden has the Democratic nomination nearly locked up.
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Larry Nassar is a monster who will be locked up for life.
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I had my eyes so deep into the apex, I locked up.
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He hated for his children to see him locked up like this.
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This video's a strong sign she's got the Manhattan vote locked up.
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Allen was locked up immediately following Wednesday's hearing -- see you in 2023.
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Here's Gil Debner from Angular Ventures: VC market has completely locked up.
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Instead, she focuses on New York's determination to keep him locked up.
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Two months ago, Mr. Erdogan appeared to have both votes locked up.
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Drug discovery gets delayed because information is locked up in unread literature.
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Utah locked up the No. 5 seed for the Western Conference playoffs.
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These unilateral declarations have locked up 28500,6900,2628 acres of land and water.
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Between AirPods and Apple Watch, Apple has the wearables market locked up.
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In total, about 150 people working in the media are locked up.
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"We're going to keep ISIS all nice and locked up," Trump said.
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While Mandel has locked up a slew of powerful endorsements like Sen.
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Don't keep inmates locked up until the final day of their sentences.
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"We're pretty certain that EA has the NFL locked up," he says.
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January: British man beaten for wearing Qatar football shirt and locked up
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"I'm nervous because I feel like I'm still locked up," he said.
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And that's precisely why Amazon has locked up the domain names above.
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Can't afford it right now or they are locked up like NBC.
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She has the Democratic establishment all locked up and has for years.
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Orrego-Zavala is currently locked up ... and ain't goin' anywhere for 16 years.
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The sports rights for the big professional leagues are locked up through 2020.
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He could not continue in the game, because his muscles became locked up.
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While he was locked up, I had him start keeping a prison journal.
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But those are locked up inside corporate HQs — behind big signs marked: 'Proprietary!
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If not—it's such a small amount that you have locked up there.
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He's been locked up before and possesses fluency in a prison's violent rhythms.
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The government agrees: it has locked up thousands of critics on spurious charges.
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And when mothers are locked up, it hits their communities—and families—hard.
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I open my Bible, something I do every time I get locked up.
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The story is similar: she applied the brakes, and the bike locked up.
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He spent the next several weeks locked up in Santa Clara County Jail.
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But Trump clearly already has the pro-gun rights vote locked up tight.
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Tekashi69 might be locked up, but his girlfriend's still showing him love ... permanently.
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He hit his hip, and felt that his back locked up on him.
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They locked up the public domain, which we think of as a sin.
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He has disowned children and locked up relatives of one of her predecessors.
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Mr Hun Sen's administration has hounded its opponents and locked up its critics.
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But gradually, everything got locked up [behind walled gardens, including that of Facebook].
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Data is slowly encrypted by criminals until the entire system is locked up.
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Only those shares are available to trade and the rest are locked up.
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The Crimson Tide locked up their 27th SEC title and fifth since 2012.
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If 20% had locked up their guns, 7.53 more would be alive today.
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What forces conspired to keep Wershe locked up in prison for so long?
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Meanwhile, Nassar is locked up in an Arizona prison -- where he'll likely die.
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The specimens are locked up as fossils in amber millions of years old.
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But as I got older and my brother got locked up in 2015.
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What are some tips on getting into a place that's securely locked up?
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Prosecutors in Brooklyn want to keep Kelly locked up until his trial too.
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But we're told in Kansas, drunk driving doesn't mean you're automatically locked up.
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Homes were losing value, and lenders all but locked up the mortgage market.
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Criminals locked up for worse were gobbling up sponsors like free apple pie.
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He was locked up for three months, and then deported back to Indonesia.
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And when he gets locked up, it will be for a long time.
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But all of the agencies refused, keeping the documents locked up and unread.
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A system that keeps people locked up because of poverty is morally reprehensible.
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We couldn't figure out why this lip balm needed to be locked up.
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Once she was revealed as A, she was locked up in Radley again.
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Still, he was locked up in a Chinese prison and put on trial.
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"My birthday was like the day before he got locked up," he said.
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Even outside of such predatory practices, the property's value would remain locked up.
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"I'm frustrated about being locked up and I miss my family," he said.
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But his really good rifles and shotguns were well hidden and locked up.
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When I locked up her son for fighting, she wasn't happy about it.
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On an adjoining corner, the Newark Bears stadium sat locked up and abandoned.
|
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Enrico showed me the storeroom where these riches were locked up at night.
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Clinton seemed to have locked up long ago, like Virginia and Colorado. Mrs.
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She ultimately withdrew when it appeared Crowley had locked up the votes. Rep.
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Many sports rights are still locked up for years by old media companies.
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I assumed they were locked up because they'd hit the roadblock before us.
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Generally, these shares are "locked-up" until about six months following the IPO.
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Some of us are still locked up and some of us are out.
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When your behavior is violent you need to be prosecuted and locked up!!!!!
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Or is there no crime because all the (potential) criminals are locked up?
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Indeed, that link may be why she's locked up in the first place.
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In the past, nude photo hackers have been arrested, prosecuted and locked up.
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He has locked up a lot of endorsements from labor and progressive groups.
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How is it writing music now compared to when you were locked up?
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Gaza had not always been locked up behind barbed wire, sensors and bunkers.
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Mr. Taylor is now locked up in a British prison for war crimes.
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Keeping them locked up in Yellowstone turns them instead into glorified zoo animals.
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He locked up every key endorsement in the state after the first trial.
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Some 900 adult immigrants are locked up in the El Paso County jail.
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By Sunday morning it looked like Whitman had the whole thing locked up.
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"Locked Up Abroad," on Nat Geo, is still going strong, 245 seasons in.
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The church and a nearby ethnographic museum were locked up at 4 p.m.
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In the streets, if you're hustling, you sell or you get locked up.
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James then dissolved Parliament and locked up Coke in the Tower of London.
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I was locked up in Egypt because I climbed the Pyramids Of Giza.
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Mawhinney remains locked up at the Bridgeport Correctional Center on $2 million bail.
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Their kids are more likely to be locked up and to fail school.
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Krzykowski discovered, however, that many inmates were locked up in single-person cells.
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Finally, I was taken to the JAWI headquarters, where I was locked up.
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He's locked up women's rights campaigners while ending the ban on female drivers.
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By the time he was 21, he already had been locked up twice.
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Hundreds of Palestinian children remain locked up with little attention on their cases.
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One member had a close family friend who was locked up in Ohio.
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"They have a philosophy that nobody should be locked up," he told me.
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Most estimates say there are at least 1 million people locked up inside.
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As it stands now, Brazil has one spot locked up with 21986 points.
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I HAVEN'T IN RECENT DAYS BECAUSE I'VE BEEN LOCKED UP IN RIKERS ISLAND.
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Clinton locked up the nomination, it was radio silence from the Clinton campaign.
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"We kind of got a little locked up," Woodhall said of the contact.
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Their mother is long gone, and their jailbird father is still locked up.
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People there spend months, sometimes years, locked up on Rikers Island awaiting trial.
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More than 30,000 children are locked up in juvenile facilities in this country.
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Prosecutors also released several phone calls Gordon made while he was locked up.
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He is a criminal in our eyesight and he needs to be locked up.
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Two years after he was locked up, Boone gave birth to their daughter, Rose.
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Many are left homeless; most live in constant fear of being locked up again.
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The reason Clinton isn't getting locked up is that there was no malign intent.
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If the house is locked up, crack the door for me to sneak in.
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Josh has been locked up since 2016 while he awaits trial for attempted murder.
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They've had open data for a while, but it's been locked up in spreadsheets.
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His main opponent was locked up and then fled the country for exile abroad.
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As you have probably guessed by now, these letters don't stay locked up forever.
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Second, they deter: the prospect of being locked up makes potential wrongdoers think twice.
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The threat of being locked up, Manning said, will have no effect on her.
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In June 2011, men aged 18-24 accounted for 26% of those locked up.
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The woman swore in frustration and tried again… but her phone had locked up.
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A$AP, who's being prosecuted for assault, has been locked up since July 3.
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I was a junkie for 19 years, so I've been locked up many times.
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We walk back to where we locked up the bikes and begin the journey.
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Altogether, he was locked up for 19 months before being released in January 2016.
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He pleaded guilty, and the feds want him locked up for about three years.
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The assumption is that no one wants to disclose that they were locked up.
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His back locked up during Tuesday's game, the first in the series at Baltimore.
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He has impregnated his daughter's killer and keeps her locked up in the basement.
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I think people are horrified by these stories of innocent folks being locked up.
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" Migrants locked up @ Moria Hotspot Lesbos, protesting their detention and chanting "We want freedom.
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Problem is ... he didn't comply, so the judge ordered him to be locked up.
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Some of the activists were tortured and several are still locked up, it said.
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The Blackhawks already have locked up the No. 21 seed in the Western Conference.
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He locked up the first two of his three wins with first-round armbars.
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Should the PT government fall—or Lula be locked up—they could cause havoc.
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While I was locked up, my daughters and niece ran the Los Angeles Marathon.
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It would have gone further but manager John Gibbons said Liriano's back locked up.
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Maybe you don't have a dream locked up inside your own little Pandora's box.
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More immigrant kids need to be locked up, and for longer periods of time.
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By 2010, more than 10,000 federal inmates were locked up for violating their supervised
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You should talk to Ralphie, too, because his father was locked up for years.
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Imagine Future's DJ Esco locked up in Dubai, with Future himself going codeine crazy.
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It was the most recent indictment, for witness tampering, that got him locked up.
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Yet prosecutors are seeking to keep more than half of them locked up forever.
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Some of its prominent and popular product lines are locked up by Canadian retailers.
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Clinton locked up two key endorsements last week-- from an environmental group and Gov.
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We want their rights to be observed, but we also want them locked up.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Last year Ifeanyi Ugokwe was arrested and locked up for weeks.
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He hasn't locked up his thoughtful and original food inside an hourslong tasting menu.
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Most of the detainees have been locked up for about 14 years without trial.
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Rolando spent 22 days locked up in various detention centers along the Texas border.
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Egypt has jailed 25 journalists — reflecting a strategy to keep government critics locked up.
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But now, the local prosecutor says that his office locked up the wrong man.
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Obueza told Reuters she was locked up for more than 22 hours a day.
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Silently, the equipment has been locked up in this little room for four years.
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"He needs help — not to spend 25 years locked up," the victim's mother wrote.
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For example: they chanted "lock her up," but Hillary Clinton was never locked up.
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Gronkowski was locked up with Seattle safety Kam Chancellor, but no flags were thrown.
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Authorities have locked up at least 1 million Uighurs in prison and detention camps.
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Things like hassles, being locked up, are second nature to us in our country.
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Now both men were locked up in the same federal prison in Ayer, Mass.
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Whatever the case ... Slim tells us exactly why he doesn't want Tekashi locked up.
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By comparison, for every 1,000 assault and battery crimes, 33 perpetrators are locked up.
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But they are locked up in an unknown location with no access to lawyers.
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"Imagine that you're an innocent person locked up in prison," the defense attorney said.
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Mr Condé has banned protests, used force on demonstrators and locked up opposition leaders.
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With the win, the Patriots locked up their eighth straight A.F.C. East division title.
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Today, more than 15,500 gang members are locked up in El Salvador's overcrowded prisons.
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He had a lengthy record and didn't want to be locked up for life.
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Clinton this week locked up two key endorsements — from an environmental group and Gov.
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Should they be afforded support and assistance, or be locked up for their crimes?
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There are currently over one hundred political prisoners locked up arbitrarily by the regime.
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The bigger issue, he said, is that people are getting locked up for everything.
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And so that meant if you actually read the amendment, you get locked up!
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He grabbed at his right leg and indicated it had locked up on him.
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"He knew I was pregnant, and he went and got locked up," she said.
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"I've been locked up five times, I'm in the system," he told Mr. Geiger.
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However, Benitz locked up a standing guillotine which quickly forced the tap from Sicilia.
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So why are an entire college's worth of students locked up in Egyptian prisons?
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In the Wolf's Lair, Hitler's valet kept it locked up under his personal care.
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Under President Barack Obama, the Department of Homeland Security locked up more migrants than ever (the average daily population of migrants in detention facilities in 2016 was 34,0003); the Trump administration has locked up even more (the average population in 2018 was 42,000).
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We have stopped and frisked and locked up way too many of especially your men.
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That means critical banking files, previous tax returns and personal photos can be locked up.
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Stevie J wouldn't put up in his child support case ... so he's getting locked up.
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The Warriors had Curry, Thompson, and Green locked up for years on cost-controlled contracts.
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Inside the cargo container, locked up in refrigerated drives, is a photo album of Earth.
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Across the country, some 1.5 million people are locked up in state and federal prisons.
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"My sister would have rather gotten locked up than killed," she told The Columbus Dispatch.
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CNN: What got you through the years that you were wrongfully convicted and locked up?
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"Being locked up were the worst 12 hours of my life," Argelia told BuzzFeed News.
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Orta has reported constant abuse and harassment from correctional officers since he's been locked up.
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If my mom can get locked up for traffic stuff, I don't stand a chance.
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For now, both of them are locked up tighter than the Imperial archives on Scarif.
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He is trying hard to be a good father even though he is locked up.
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These measures have helped and would help thousands of people locked up in federal facilities.
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Mr. Ba Odah remains locked up, raising the likelihood that he will die in detention.
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The young man says most of his friends have been locked up for getting high.
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TAPE: People in here are locked up in cages, essentially what look like animal kennels.
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No surprise that Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic locked up their spots easily.
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Probably nothing serious, but the city wants you locked up while the charges are pending.
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At least 28 other women remain locked up in the country's jails for similar incidents.
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Shortly after that, he locked up his lab for the night and went to bed.
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DAVID FABER: Yeah, now, you benefit from the fact that you have locked up money.
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He is serving three prison sentences that will likely keep him locked up for life.
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But the remaining 91 percent would be locked up safely for at least a year.
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But Uncle Jay might need to keep the jar locked up for our own good.
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Surely NASA doesn't plan to keep four people locked up inside Orion for that long!
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When his mother tries to defend him from his human tormentors, she is locked up.
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They see dangerous, poor, ghetto Black girl that should be locked up in here forever.
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Two weeks ago you could have been locked up for speaking ill of Mr Mugabe.
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But he has not actually locked up opponents or sent thugs to smash printing presses.
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And only 7 percent followed expert suggestions that guns and ammunition be locked up separately.
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She has a mental illness and that doesn't mean she needs to be locked up.
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It's time for our movement to rise up or we will be totally locked up.
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Altogether he was locked up for nearly six months, with little contact with his family.
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If a judge signs off, Katt could be locked up until he goes to trial.
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Dr. Kornfeld gingerly locked up his bike ... a weird coincidence given Prince's love of bicycles.
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If they wanna grow, because they have pretty much have the US all locked up.
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Years later, he would get locked up for drug trafficking, but this dude was amazing.
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Imagine a guy who got locked up at age 30 with a 30-year sentence.
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So every time they used to catch me in the neighborhood I got locked up.
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His other upcoming shows getting axed due to him being locked up include the Splash!
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The Bureau of Prisons will ultimately have the final say where Weiner gets locked up.
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But the world has lots of ways of reminding Rigmaiden of his time locked up.
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Gasser has been locked up in jail ever since he was charged on Dec. 5.
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Wright said she'd been locked up "like a dog," with a chain around her neck.
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"I would like to get locked up in the same cell with him," Lowell said.
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Chris: I puffed quite a bit before prison, but not at all once locked up.
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They were taken to Mosul and locked up in one of Saddam Hussein's former palaces.
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"Imagine that you're an innocent person and you're locked up in prison," the attorney said.
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Before then, if you spoke, you were picked up, locked up, and that's the end.
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Folston had the job all locked up in August 20153, and then he got hurt.
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Clinton had locked up the nomination, worried that it would depress voter turnout in California.
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In its shriek, Romy senses the absolute difference between being locked up and being free.
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Around 500,000 people are locked up in the U.S. simply for a drug law violation.
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Those doubts dissipated after Mr. Trump vanquished his Republican opponents and locked up the nomination.
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Some noted that, despite the large numbers being locked up, crime rates were still increasing.
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She's been on methadone for over a decade and has been locked up several times.
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Scarlett Byrne wanted to free her nipple, but nipples were never locked up in Playboy.
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He has been locked up at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in the nation's capital ever since.
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The title race in Spain, which Barcelona once had locked up, is suddenly wide open.
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He's been locked up a lot throughout his career, and I done sat and waited.
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Did you feel a responsibility to keep his name alive while he was locked up?
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The good news -- while Soulja was locked up, his kidnapping case was rejected by prosecutors.
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" When asked if Comey should be locked up, Trump said "What [Comey] did was criminal.
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Cops have also requested he stay locked up in their custody for the time being.
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One of my homies ended up getting locked up and some shit like that happened.
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I had just found out about their first EP, Opiate, when I got locked up.
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But none of the executives who stole from Senate contract workers have gotten locked up.
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Authorities reportedly send men to sleep with Uighur women whose husbands had been locked up.
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The company has locked up five exploration licenses around the finds that could prove valuable.
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When Mr. Sullivan missed her 10th birthday because he was locked up, she was forgiving.
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If you have a forest ecosystem you probably have as much locked up in trees.
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The Saudi government has locked up dozens of clerics, businessmen and activists since last year.
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Biden has also locked up the nomination with shockingly little support from voters under 40.
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"It was something that I was doing when I was locked up," he told NPR.
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Over 20193m people, mainly Uighurs and other Muslim minorities, have been locked up in camps.
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Moreover, hardly anyone was willing to say aloud that innocent people really were locked up.
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"Revolutionaries" is best when Lenny is out of sight—locked up or on the run.
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The Padres lost their fifth straight game and locked up their ninth straight losing season.
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With leaders locked up, more Bloods are facing threats from within, as Mr. Lawrence did.
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"People shouldn't be locked up just because they don't have the income," Mr. Gonzalez said.
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There is very little relationship between who is locked up and the concept of justice.
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Anyone agitating for their people actually to exercise the right was locked up or shot.
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Meanwhile, Hall was locked up in an all-women prison in McLoud, Oklahoma, until Friday.
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Prominent German conductors of American symphony orchestras were dismissed from their posts and locked up.
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As a result, I was locked up behind bars for over a year awaiting trial.
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Hundreds of Brotherhood members and leaders have been locked up, critics muzzled and websites blocked.
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Many are locked up for low-level crimes — loitering, littering, criminal trespassing, and drug possession.
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It's unlikely he'd get locked up, but that $500 would buy a lot o' kegs.
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I soon realise it's Ace, the new bassist who's replacing Murdoc while he's locked up.
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Anderson feels certain he's not the only innocent person to be locked up because of transfer.
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The place was locked up tight and no one picked up the phone when we called.
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Kazakhstan has locked up activists trying to talk about their experiences in Xinjiang's re-education camps.
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We're told they locked up, and Peter scored a takedown, because station staff broke it up.
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Kwang was 19 years old and had been locked up for two years when Lee arrived.
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STEVE DOOCY, FOX NEWS: What you have seen so far, should James Comey be locked up?
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In a speech in April 20163, Jones said: The Jewish lobby has Donald Trump locked up.
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The 20-year-old is still locked up in Tennessee -- along with the 2 other suspects.
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The Texans have the AFC South locked up, and will be the conference's No. 4 seed.
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" But around 1997 or '98, he said, "You could get locked up for stupid shit—jaywalking.
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Those deemed to have done so may be fined $1,000 and locked up for two years.
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He locked up his nomination before she did, despite her bigger lead in support from voters.
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If he was sure he had Ohio locked up, would he be coming here so often?
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Another El Pasoan, Carina Canaan, spent 10 days locked up while pregnant because she owed thousands.
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Fidel Castro, who outlasted ten American presidents and locked up thousands of Cubans, died, aged 2500.
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One reason for inequality is that lucrative corners of the economy are locked up by insiders.
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She was locked up for only six or seven hours while she waited to be arraigned.
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It has locked up hundreds of opposition activists, including Khaleda Zia, the leader of the BNP.
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Even now, some commentators are calling for terrorist suspects to be locked up or electronically tagged.
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He does not have to serve that, as he has already been locked up for longer.
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In her version of events, she was locked up because of a murder her sister committed.
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Or can you only be one when you have long-term focus and locked up capital?
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I lost everything and I've just been locked up in my room, dealing with my therapy.
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I have severe empathy for women who are locked up for hurting a child or something.
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Instead, we've got the situation where individual personal data has been locked up in these silos.
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That carbon is locked up in compounds, mostly hydrocarbons such as methane, ethane and the like.
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Lots of anti-fracking protesters were locked up without drawing much public sympathy, they point out.
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The Predators avoided arbitration and locked up the 143-year-old through the 2025-26 season.
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We were basically locked up in that house, without anyone knowing where we lived or anything.
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Even though I was locked up, taking college classes helped me forget that I wasn't free.
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You can't leave anything about these days unless it's tied to a tree or locked up.
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Bond was set on Saturday at $1 million, and Kelly remained locked up over the weekend.
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When he took office, 85033 people were locked up at Gitmo, but just 59 remain today.
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She later died and her husband, who tried to procure it for her, was locked up.
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Previously, the Rams locked up wide receiver Brandin Cooks with a five-year, $81 million contract.
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You mentioned in "T and Yella" that life wasn't the same with your father locked up.
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Nunberg told us he's not worried about getting locked up, and compared his situation to Hillary's.
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Greenfield is locked up in New Jersey for sex offenses he committed as a young man.
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In cases of suicide, the pain of knowing being locked up was too much to bear.
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A ton of celebs voiced messages of support for the rapper while he was locked up.
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Manson has been locked up since his arrest in December 1969 for the Tate-LaBianca murders.
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When people join companies like Apple, often some of their compensation is locked up in stock.
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One of my best friends—he did a lot for me—he just got locked up.
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Turkish journalists who reported on the agency's involvement were charged with "supporting terrorism" and locked up.
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By 19823, the number of inmates locked up by the federal government, in particular, had septupled.
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We never imagined seeing mothers and fathers locked up, with no idea what would happen tomorrow.
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CPJ ranks Turkey as the world's worst jailer of journalists, with 73 reporters currently locked up.
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Before that, the Catholic Churches monopolized knowledge, with their handwritten Latin manuscripts locked up in monasteries.
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The Turkish president is no great friend of journalists, having locked up or exiled many himself.
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Phelps has locked up two individual events for Rio, having already qualified in the 200 butterfly.
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I dropped out of high school, turned to hard drugs, and eventually found myself locked up.
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While Trump has locked up the GOP nomination, Clinton is still fighting a two-front war.
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Despite saving Judith at the end of season nine, it looks like he's still locked up.
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"They have been out and about in the city of Chicago since he's been locked up."
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Moustafa's lot was also locked up, and so I called him to say I was outside.
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It's an imperfect comparison, obviously, because Trump locked up his nomination much earlier than Clinton did.
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If Ortiz's probation is revoked because of the DUI -- the judge could have him locked up.
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You might even get robbed, which is ironic for anyone who gets locked up for robbing.
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Soon after getting locked up in the Prince George Regional Correction Center, Underhill became dope sick.
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By signing Doug Martin long-term, their only free agent of real value was locked up.
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That's roughly 4.65 million adults who can be potentially locked up for minor or technical violations.
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An unemployed single mother who was locked up for violating the sexual standards of the day.
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"Everything is locked up in the main museum building, and now it's shut," Mr. Peng said.
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The value of our personal data is primarily locked up in the revenues of large corporations.
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Remember how we committed the important things to memory, where they were locked up for life?
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The Celtics were rent by odd jealousies all season and gears that ground and locked up.
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She cites a federal study that says 75 percent of women locked up are mentally ill.
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It is remarkable that people, presumed innocent, are locked up before being convicted of any crime.
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"Jordan, my first son — I was getting locked up trying to feed this" kid, Offset recalled.
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Many of those locked up there for resisting the occupation did not survive its torture cells.
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Always locked up and paralyzed and never sure what to do next — that's just you, man.
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But when people are locked up simply for being poor, there is no incentive; only punishment.
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CNN reported Tuesday that Republicans haven't yet locked up the 51 votes needed to block witnesses.
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But Democrats have hardly locked up a House majority with more than two months to go.
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Guzman's been locked up since 2015, and it doesn't look like he's going anywhere anytime soon.
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So did Merle Haggard, rugged country poet of the common man and the locked-up outlaw.
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Rooms start at $154 for those looking to get "locked up" for a night or two.
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"We have been locked up and it's not fair — we are human beings," said Mr. Eboh.
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Ross was sentenced to time served in jail -- he had been locked up for a week.
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I found out much later that, in 1991, she was locked up for nearly eight months.
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He says he met a commercial fisherman who was locked up for exceeding his catch limit.
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Manafort was ordered locked up ahead of his two trials for bank fraud and money laundering.
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They are a lot more isolated; they often end up locked up in the house cleaning.
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The goal was to keep these patients locked up and out of sight of the general public.
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At some point, she helps a young boy whose mother keeps him and his brother locked up.
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She was previously locked up in September 2016 for violating parole, and was released in February 2017.
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Ahmad was locked up in Sharjah, a city that forms part of the greater Dubai metropolitan area.
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Instead of being separated families from other countries will be locked up today, hopefully starting with his.
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Nobody wants 13-year-old girls to be locked up and become, you know, forced sex workers.
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There's a facility where members can stay — or get locked up, as happens to Elliot (Nicholas Galitzine).
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Women with young children generally spend less time locked up and are released to await their hearings.
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He didn't just shuttle between Brains and Brawn, he also locked up the Beauty votes he needed.
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The sisters said they hadn't seen their brother since he was locked up over a year ago.
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Once upon a time, adults who chased fairies at the bottom of the garden were locked up.
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Somehow, the hurt feelings we all experienced during our first heartbreak led to Spencer getting locked up.
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A third, the president of Mr Favreto's tribunal, settled the score, ordering that Lula remain locked up.
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But some reports on social media are saying these are new instances of Tide being locked up.
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As for whether they were locked up for a meme, sadly her photos were just a joke.
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But Carter was locked up for 19 years after he was convicted (wrongly) of a triple murder.
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I go all the way out there to see him, and he's not locked up at all.
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And then let him go back school and then keep him locked up for the next summer.
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Joker's locked up, but there's somehow trouble in Gotham that has his fingerprints (figuratively) all over it.
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For one, he has Benji locked up in the basement of the bookstore, without anyone the wiser.
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He died last year in custody, having spent more than a decade locked up for his efforts.
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Green-Beckham was hauled to a police station in Springfield where he was booked and locked up.
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The Republican grassroots strongly believes Hillary Clinton is an evil lying criminal who should be locked up.
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Boston finished second in the Eastern Conference after Toronto locked up the conference's top seed last week.
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Even those who aren't locked up live under constant surveillance, as a recent NY Times interactive demonstrates.
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That's because Verizon's previous deal with the NFL locked up mobile streaming for its own wireless customers.
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Army units have their weapons locked up at night and their fuel rationed, says the American official.
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The problem is that hospitals are not banks, where financial information is locked up and not shared.
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"We don't want to see it locked up in hospitals, costing impossible amounts of money," Tom says.
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Having been locked up since last season, more than a year, the house was still basically dormant.
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But Pence had to be locked up because Indiana's deadline for filing for reelection was on Friday.
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Patti is currently locked up in county jail after a trespassing arrest last month at Chris' place.
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A lot of the people I was locked up with were kids I went to school with.
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My first time trying it I was locked up for just a day in the CB-3000.
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This took different guises, from lawyers locked-up in China to heavy-handed counterterror measures in France.
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Before he got locked up, Broner posted on Snapchat and said he was "pissed" about the sentence.
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Bullock is still in custody and will remain locked up until his initial court appearance, officials say.
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The judge in Winslow's case revoked his bail on Monday and ordered him to be locked up.
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He has locked up political rivals for corruption, accumulated titles and pushed painful reforms for the military.
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Instead, she advocates storing guns safely—locked up, unloaded, with the ammunition kept separate from the guns.
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And for now, all that promise is about to get locked up in the franchise reincarnation business.
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He was locked up, and federal prosecutors soon sought a court order for a mental health assessment.
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It's not OK to be Aboriginal, because you're more likely to die younger, to be locked up.
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Trump an endorsement) and villainy (should Hillary Clinton be locked up, and is she inspired by Lucifer?).
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"He said his back was really locked up, we didn't know it," Washington manager Dusty Baker said.
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And once the nomination was locked up I didn't see a chance of winning that was realistic.
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Her vote total will signal whether she has the votes locked up or needs to keep whipping.
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Keeping people like this locked up for years costs not only taxpayers, but society as a whole.
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Check out more videos from VICE: One of those people locked up for possession is Bernard Noble.
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She grabs a chair and attacks Andrew, hitting him in between flashbacks of her time locked up.
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If they had not kicked me out, I would've probably been dead or locked up or something.
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They stumble on a bunch of locked up boats and steal one, paddling out into the moonlight.
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In the real time race, Twitter has the nomination locked up, with the mainstream media sinking fast.
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Survivors of abuse might also be locked up for crimes of poverty or trauma-related substance use.
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I have been locked up doing nothing but writing this forthcoming album for most of this year.
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Instead, she advocates storing guns safely -- locked up, unloaded, with the ammunition kept separate from the guns.
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The beaches were already deserted, cedar-shake houses locked up and shuttered with plywood over the windows.
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Sometimes the residents haven't locked up; sometimes the uninvited guest breaks through a window or flimsy door.
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For one, it's not unreasonable to assume the race will be all but locked up by April.
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Iran thought it had locked up significant projects with a series of memorandums signed in early 2017.
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But it had an enormous effect on black people — who are disproportionately likely to be locked up.
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As hard as you may try, you can't keep something this big locked up in the lab.
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You insult the people by talking about their quality of life when you keep them locked up.
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Remarkably, the record-breaking grapes won't be locked up behind glass to naturally ferment into wine, either.
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The Republican grassroots strongly believes Hillary Clinton is an evil, lying criminal who should be locked up.
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So they turned off the lights, locked up the police department and said they weren't coming back.
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And you want to come up with these new rules and regulations to keep everyone locked up?
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Both Mr. Stauber and Joe Radinovich, the Democrat who locked up the nomination in August, support PolyMet.
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Prosecutors then obtained a new subpoena, and she was locked up again for defying it in May.
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The rest were put directly into detention camps and given a choice: stay locked up or leave.
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I know an asthmatic father of a 1 y/o locked up on a technical parole violation.
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Certainly, guns should be stored where children can't get at them; Tim should keep his locked up.
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It gives a voice to the people that are locked up and the children in the cages.
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But that punishment was later reduced to two years locked up after he cooperated with federal investigators.
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I was locked up against my will to keep me safe from my deep depression with psychosis.
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People are starving to death and Castro has locked up thousands of innocent people in concentration camps.
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Cons: They were also more likely to dream about being smothered, locked up, or unable to move.
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Miko's already gonna be locked up for the next 4 centuries for a crime spree in 2000.
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But Matsumoto revoked that bond, and ordered him locked up in a Brooklyn federal jail, in September.
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Unfortunately, you're also likely to often be locked up in meetings or handcuffed to your email inbox.
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Theo Faber, her psychotherapist at the institution where she is locked up, seems normal enough at first.
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Oh, and Tilly is kidnapped by that giant fungus-like alien that Discovery was keeping locked up.
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He'd been locked up since late January after cops arrested him for theft of services under $1,000.
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Durst is currently locked up in downtown L.A. where he is awaiting trial in the Berman case.
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She also holds the key to B's chastity cage, and mocks his penis while it's locked up.
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When Bernardo first was at the penitentiary, he was basically locked up for 23 hours a day.
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The Supreme Court will decide whether immigrants can be locked up indefinitely The Supreme Court will decide whether immigrants can be locked up indefinitely The immigration agents came for Alex Lora the week before Thanksgiving in November 2320, on what he recalls was a bitterly cold Friday morning.
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Thus was the great gasp of creativity choked, its possibilities shrunken, its fruits locked up in forgotten warehouses.
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One minute Joaquín Guzmán was locked up in a Mexican prison, pacing the floor of his small cell.
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Sex workers and their clients can be fined and locked up without trial for up to 15 days.
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I don't want to be locked up in a hotel room and just do press and red carpets.
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STEVE DOOCY, FOX NEWS REPORTER: From what you&aposve seen so far should James Comey be locked up?
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News. But wait, you say — hasn't Trump already locked up the majority of delegates he needs to win?
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After all, state prisons hold nearly 90 percent of the 21990 million people locked up in US prisons.
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While locked up, he hand-wrote an autobiography/Philly mob history on a series of yellow legal pads.
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Maduro rigged elections, locked up opposition candidates and took control of the judiciary and every "independent" government entity.
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Authorities there recently locked up a man merely because he made a Facebook live video outside a courthouse.
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Richard Stratton will never forget the time he was locked up behind bars with mob boss John Gotti.
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Manager John Gibbons said his back locked up in batting practice and that he is day to day.
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Instead, he offers temporary emergency guardianship, sparing Chuck the humiliation of being locked up at a mental institution.
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British pensioners became especially vulnerable when reforms in April 2015 allowed them to withdraw savings previously locked up.
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Astronomers reckon that at least 5m cubic kilometres of ice is locked up beneath the planet's dusty regolith.
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It has eroded civil liberties, locked up unprecedented numbers of young blacks and Hispanics, and corroded foreign policy.
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"You think once you are locked up they are really going to care where Lonnie is?" asked Coulter.
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It's also worth noting that being locked up is a potential problem for Trump when he leaves office.
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I was locked up with my friends, but also with older, more hardened criminals from around the country.
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A nigga been locked up a lot and I never had no one write notes in my books.
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This is the type of s— a man never wants to find out while he is locked up.
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Police say the four adoptees were usually locked up in separate bedrooms, which did not have any lighting.
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Will they be tried for their crimes, and locked up (in a prison that doesn't even exist yet)?
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They realized that if VW had locked up so many shares, relatively few were still up for grabs.
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For good measure, the regime has hounded critics, locked up activists and introduced harsh laws policing social media.
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The seven months in total that he spent locked up was highly unusual in a white-collar case.
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The attackers have locked up users' data and are demanding between $300 and $600 for the encryption key.
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Sealy would just have this thing locked up, and they'd be walking away with like their Kleenex mattress.
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As part of the subsequent cover-up, Quinn is locked up with a ragtag bunch of military misfits.
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VICE Impact: How are Turkish journalists, artists, activists who haven't been locked up yet, calling out this purge?
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His father was accused of aiding the group, and so Umar was locked up in Giwa without charge.
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Cohen and Manafort are likely soon headed to prison — in other words, they will actually be locked up.
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Locked up in a cell, she said that she realized that her life was out of her hands.
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Uighurs in Xinjiang who maintain ties with relatives abroad are sometimes put under surveillance or even locked up.
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"The company has 8 to 10-year locked up capital and generates a great management fee," said Morfit.
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" Then it's, "Free B.Gizzle / that's still my big brother / been gettin' locked up since we was little, damn.
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A convention coup has seemed incredibly unlikely ever since Donald Trump locked up the nomination in early May.
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Meek was locked up earlier this month stemming from a conviction in a 2008 drug and weapons case.
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The rifle usually was locked up inside the boy's home, his father told investigators, according to the outlet.
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They started by re-sentencing the people who have been in the longest and were locked up youngest.
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I was also terrified that I might get locked up if I was truly honest about my experience.
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Orrin Hatch told CNN, "If the convention is locked up, there's a possibility" Romney would run for president.
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I was standing and hadn't realized that you have to sit down to go when you're locked up.
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Randle is still locked up, despite the fact bond was set at $100,000, according to the jail website.
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You either think he lost Hillary the election or you think he's the reason she's not locked up.
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He's been locked up, beaten up, spit on and still never lost his fight Trump's tweets are repulsive .
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Matt Ryan—The Atlanta quarterback's third four-touchdown game of the season may have locked up MVP honors.
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To ward off injury, the Cordones locked up their knives and forks and put away glass picture frames.
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Brooks Koepka locked up the $2 million Wyndham Rewards first prize with his St. Jude win on Sunday.
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When his parents tell him he needs help, Bayley is relieved, saying he needs to be locked up.
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We were promoting music, showing people that just because we're locked up doesn't mean we don't have talent.
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She has locked up about 451 party leaders, according to RealClearPolitics, while Sanders has support from about 20.
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Tyler was booked Monday on his 47th birthday and stayed locked up until his release two days later.
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His chief source of encouragement was his daughter, born three months before he was locked up in 2005.
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Al Olszewski, a doctor who has locked up a considerable amount of support from the party's grass roots.
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Neumann had locked up control of parent corporation The We Company ahead of the planned initial public offering.
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Republican leaders have that locked up right now, so it will be more pro-forma than anything else.
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Instead, it offers a glimmer of hope for brutalized, innocent people as long as they are locked up.
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"Those kids are being locked up right now because we actually don't think they deserve humanity," he said.
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Mostly all the people I deal with at work do not stay locked up when they should be.
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More inmates are locked up in military prisons for it than for any other crime, the AP found.
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"You are now 7 miles away from where kids are locked up," the other billboard in Miami reads.
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"When you think you have an interview locked up, ask your interviewer, "What remaining questions do you have?
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So when the police finally got her locked up in 1928, they wanted to make the charges stick.
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He might have seen them as belonging to a different social class, preferred that they remain locked up.
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Later, locked up in the studios, Vega says the three of them powered through 12 songs, improvising everything.
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"I've got confidence in my tackling, so I took the best angle possible and locked up," Harris said.
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She was taken out daily, sent to different homes to clean, and then locked up again at night.
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The justice said coolly that if she hadn't been a woman, he would have had her locked up.
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Assuming he wins the Democratic nomination, the safe return-to-normalcy "lane" will be locked up for him.
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Rather, she's more concerned with how much science is locked up behind university doors or in paid journals.
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But they still live in constant fear that a minor slip-up will get them locked up again.
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Several allies from the private sector who stand accused of misappropriating public funds have also been locked up.
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For one, it suggests that people with mental illnesses are violent and have to be locked up somewhere.
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Hundreds of thousands of Muslims in the western region of Xinjiang locked up in camps for mass indoctrination.
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Doesn't Donald Trump realize everyone he hires just ends up leaving him or getting fired or locked up?
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One reason may be new personal connections made while locked up: Jail and prison are prime networking opportunities.
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But security officials have wanted to keep him locked up, or at least out of the United States.
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Democrats not only won the districts they were favored in, but locked up many where they were not.
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"We're pleased to have Ivan locked up for the next six years," Flyers general manager Chuck Fletcher said.
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The third floor is allowed to come out while the fourth floor is locked up for three hours.
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That is: They had changed their recommendation, and now think Flynn may well deserve to be locked up.
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Bernie Sanders — the current frontrunner for the nomination — will have all but locked up the race by then.
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One selfie taker received so much personal vitriol over it, she locked up the Facebook photo from view.
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That's a mind-boggling number of human beings locked up because of their addictions, either directly or indirectly.
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Trice was booked early Friday morning in Oakland County, Michigan on 2 charges, and is still locked up.
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Now, put yourself in the shoes of one of those kids locked up in a juvenile detention center.
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She had been locked up for nine years by then, and she had given up on her appeal.
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An estimated 500,000 people were killed, many of them innocent, and thousands more were locked up without trial.
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It's locked up in sea ice most of the year, and even in summer it's difficult to reach.
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Just below the surface Overall, the majority of Mars' water is locked up in its polar ice caps.
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" Led by Eric Trump, the president's son, Trump supporters were now chanting for Hunter to be "locked up.
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Locked up in prison for more than three months, he had become one of Japan's most famous detainees.
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The system is rife with racial disparities, as minority Americans are much more likely to be locked up.
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Season 1 also ended with Parker Posey's character, Dr. Smith, getting locked up on the ship by Maureen.
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The documents were supposed to be locked up after business hours and shredded before being discarded, CNN said.
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I have been locked up for 55 days ... and there are rapes, Indian army going into homes, soldiers.
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"I watched Meek go through the holiday season without his family when he was locked up," Rubin said.
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Of course, Michael can't stay locked up, or people would have no reason to pony up their cash.
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The other shocking thing was that they locked up young boys aged 13 and up with the men.
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That isn't necessarily a simple task if the offender in question was locked up for years or longer.
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Stubbornly, Oyeyemi's plots remained locked up as well: They resist resolution, and they keep their secrets to themselves.
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This is the type of shit a man never wants to find out while he is locked up.
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Surely this is because people are being locked up who'd otherwise be committing crimes out on the streets.
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No surprise then that our sources say Kelly was isolated from general pop while he was locked up.
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To that end, he believes evil shouldn't be locked up in jail but rather killed on the spot.
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By comparison, for every 22014,000 assault and battery crimes, 627 crimes were reported and 33 perpetrators were locked up.
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He might have locked up Dad of the Year, though, with the last braggadocious line of his angry tweet.
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Even before the Saturday's race in the Czech Republic, Shiffrin had locked up her third overall World Cup title.
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The judge gave him 40 days credit on the sentence for having been locked up the last 20 days.
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Venture capital firms have locked up huge amounts of money in these unicorns, many for more than a decade.
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During the seven years Kwang spent locked up in his apartment, she said he never gave her a cent.
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The D round, I'm told, isn't locked up yet, but it will value Magic Leap at $6–8 billion.
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Barely an hour after they crossed into Texas, they were captured by the Border Patrol, separated and locked up.
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The black gang structure in particular broke down when leaders were locked up in the late 1980s and 1990s.
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Not only were these guys locked up, but a lot of them were really badly injured and near death.
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The jewelry stores and fashion boutiques were locked up, but the Christmas decorations on the street were still sparkling.
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The deed was done, and he was tried, convicted and locked up first in Florida, then France, then Panama.
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It's just a little apartment within the jail that we can all be locked up together as a family.
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Aida remains locked up at a California jail that holds ICE detainees two hours northeast in the Central Valley.
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Then in 249, Democrats locked up their majority by winning enough races to have 28 seats on election night.
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Rooms of the deceased have been locked up, turning them into well-preserved, but unsettling shrines to the dead.
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Neutral election monitors are muzzled; opposition candidates locked up; districts gerrymandered; constitutions altered; and, in extreme cases, legislatures emasculated.
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"We've literally locked up tens and tens of billions of dollars," Mnuchin said in the White House briefing room.
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Even though the national anthem performance is locked up, the halftime show has faced controversy in the last week.
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Following the financial crisis, lenders locked up, requiring much higher credit scores and at least 3 percent down payments.
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The dissidents his regime has locked up include reformers and even clerics who argued for lifting the driving ban.
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One downside is that the bikes are more vulnerable when they're not locked up in a big bike rack.
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Having played at the 22,000-capacity Avanhard Stadium from 1951 onwards, the ground was locked up and left unoccupied.
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At that moment I accepted the idea of getting locked up in a Polish prison to make it happen.
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The scandal that got Flynn fired seems now to be the one least likely to get him locked up.
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In fact, much of the value of Yahoo, to this day, is locked up in its stake in Alibaba.
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To be locked up or have a criminal record for something that is now legal—how fair is that?
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Now he's going to see what it's like to be the one arrested and spend 18 hours locked up.
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Men who had never been incarcerated did experience high levels of distress when a family member was locked up.
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Carrie informs Quinn (Rupert Friend), who's now locked up in Bellevue after last week's debacle, that he wasn't crazy.
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"Morocco's advice to parents of young children: "Keep all drugs, legal and otherwise, locked up and out of reach.
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We also asked Mark what's the best music to spin to -- so long as the rights are locked up.
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It's unclear what exactly happened ... but we're told Katt is still locked up since he hasn't posted a bond.
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I don't have a keyholder or regular play partners, so it's all self-imposed when I am locked up.
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Roughly 3 weeks later, Sytch was later transferred to a Pennsylvania jail where she's been locked up ever since.
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She firmly believes that her son would be alive in jail today if he hadn't been locked up alone.
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An Indigenous child is more likely to be locked up in prison than they are to finish high school.
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And the root causes plant themselves in the childhoods of the men and women who find themselves locked up.
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The proceeds mainly go to supporting locked-up "homies" (lingo from Los Angeles days), paying footsoldiers and buying arms.
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But over time the facilities became more like prisons, where patients (and, sometimes, dissidents) were locked up and forgotten.
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I got locked up a lot of times, so I had to sleep on the little bench thing (laughs).
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All of which means that SpaceX has some beautiful footage locked up and has been holding out on us.
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Google's programming formula remains locked up in a proprietary algorithm box — so we can't easily (and independently) unpick that.
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Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's leftist president, has neutered the opposition-controlled National Assembly and locked up scores of political prisoners.
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But comedy needs freedom of speech to flourish, and Russia remains a country where dissidents can be locked up.
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The average great whale has 33 tons of carbon dioxide locked up in its giant body, the researchers report.
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Sunday Ticket, which AT&T already owns, is locked up until the end of the 2022-23 NFL season.
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Clinton has effectively locked up the race for pledged delegates — those awarded based on votes cast in actual contests.
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New founders at later-stage companies tend to have a huge amount of wealth locked up in their shares.
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Kenya is no Rwanda, Ethiopia or Democratic Republic of Congo, places where dissidents are routinely locked up or worse.
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This has contributed to doubling the amount of time from 2016 that children remain locked up, to 59 days.
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Mona runs to the Liars and shares the location of where Alex is keeping Spencer and Ezra locked up.
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ROBERTS: But your father hammered Hillary Clinton on this, said that it was criminal, she should be locked up.
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Much has been learned in the last 28503 years about who should be locked up and for how long.
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Students are being locked up while they appeal deportation orders, though they pose no threat of violence or flight.
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"It ought to be difficult to destroy someone's reputation and more difficult to get them locked up," said Richter.
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The bats will cost the district about $85033,800 to purchase and they will remain locked up in each classroom.
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Kasich and Cruz had dropped out after the early May primary in Indiana, so Trump locked up the nomination.
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Whose death will function as another message to the world that we are locked up in these island prisons?
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Mittelstadt then scored and goalie Carter Hutton locked up the win by turning back an attempt by Nikolay Goldobin.
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And then, that night in 2007, the bartenders locked up for what turned out to be the last time.
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They reached the playoffs twice in between and locked up their franchise player, outfielder Ryan Braun, in the process.
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On top of it all, she said said many utilities are locked up in long-term power purchase agreements.
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"These dogs are locked up just like we are and they need love just like we do," she explained.
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While he was jogging back to the huddle, his left knee locked up and he limped off the field.
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The problem is that none of them appear to have locked up the 22019 votes needed to be confirmed.
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While she was locked up, she got her GED, was trained to operate a forklift, and is OSHA certified.
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You either think he lost Hillary the election or you think he is the reason she's not locked up.
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Wyatt says Cosby's lost a considerable amount of weight since he got locked up -- he down from 220 lbs.
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There definitely wasn't a whole lot of money left, but even with him being locked up he still provided.
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He received promising news over the weekend after undergoing an MRI but his back locked up again on Tuesday.
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But Healy intervenes, insisting that what she needs is a counselor — not to be locked up with padded walls.
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One of his pills caused an accidental overdose in a friend and got him locked up for two years.
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Daryl has stepped up and joins them before bringing a meal to Carol, who's locked up in her room.
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The Buccaneers' loss locked up the N.F.C. South for Atlanta and ensured a wild-card spot for the Giants.
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Because they face virtually no accountability for keeping people locked up, there is no incentive to vote for release.
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It didn't matter how long they had been locked up or whether they had been charged with any crimes.
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Around 70 percent of Thai inmates are locked up on drug charges, an overwhelming majority caught with meth pills.
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The invasion prompted the authorities to declare a state of emergency, and residents stayed locked up in their homes.
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Mr. al-Bashir is being held in Kober prison, where his own enemies were often locked up and tortured.
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About 80 percent of the people who are locked up today are in state and local jails and prisons.
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There is a common misconception that millennials and gen Z'ers are an all-but-locked-up demographic for Sen.
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Also, she's VERY dom, and I'm a baby, so our hooking up was inevitable if we're locked up together.
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With the exception of his handgun, his practice has been to keep all the weapons locked up, he said.
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Not only does this keep the wood's carbon locked up, it also reduces the need for steel and concrete.
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Public servants who do not serve the public need to be fired; pampered industries, unpampered; crooked bigwigs, locked up.
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This was, to Foucault, ultimately more threatening to an individual's personal freedom than actually being locked up behind bars.
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Conley is now under contract through the 2020 season and Wilson is locked up through 2021, the team announced.
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After nearly 2018 months locked up without ever being charged with a crime, Ziyawudun was released in December 2018.
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There are about 1,500 billion tons of carbon locked up in the decaying plant matter found in the permafrost.
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"I didn't know what was worse: to have died in El Salvador or to be locked up," she said.
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News that he has been locked up and is facing justice has already trickled back to those he terrorised.
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They were locked up from the moment they crossed the Mexican border, and detained an average of nine months.
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When 'Incorrigible' Teen Girls Were Jailed "At 15, my grandmother was locked up alongside young women committed for "immorality.
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It's up to us to figure out how to do that while we're being politically persecuted and locked up.
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In the Garden Valley School District, trained staff members have access to firearms but they have them locked up.
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"That was a moment that I feel like we really locked up together as a family," Pinkett Smith said.
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"They were aware that the victims locked up inside the lorry would suffocate unless let out," the prosecutor said.
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"I think Harvey will be fine because of his money and influence," said Plex, who's locked up in Florida.
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The company locked up about one-fourth of those shares for about a year, according to an SEC filing.
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"What is a firearm doing locked up if a person can't get to it to defend themselves?" he said.
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They're 25-year-old men who have been locked up with nothing to do all day and no exercise.
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After reversing an early Uda takedown, the Italian locked up a head and arm guillotine choke for the win.
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These policies led to many more people —disproportionately people of color — being locked up for long periods of time.
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If she's convicted on all seven ... prosecutors tell us Tommie could be locked up for up to 54 years.
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Mac Miller is locked up after allegedly crashing his car while he was drunk and then fleeing the scene.
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If that were my brother or my sister, locked up for ten or 15 years, I think I would come to know in a very visceral way the kind of pain and distress that is involved in that—not only for the people who are locked up but for the family and friends.
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By contrast, when police, prosecutors, and judges see my clients — always poor and frequently people of color — it's easy for them to think, consciously or not, that that person deserves to be locked up because he or she seems to have a lot in common with others who have been locked up.
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Mike Pence's plane touched down in New York Thursday, his naming as Donald Trump's vice presidential pick appeared locked up.
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Toronto, which locked up the top seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs last week, swept the four-game season series.
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Myla: Go with the flow and never carry your passport on you — keep it locked up in your hotel room.
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The company is also working with the county to change rules that lay out where bikes can be locked up.
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A year earlier, Anderson had been locked up in the same jail as a friend of Austin's named Shawn Hampton.
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Suddenly, however, the Czech fighter was tapping, having been locked up in a crafty Ezekiel choke from the bottom position.
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This is why I&aposm not an ordinary conservative but someone who ultimately they would like to see locked up.
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The inmates don't all deny that they did bad things to get locked up in prison in the first place.
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Some of the films you will never be able to see because they are locked up in an archive somewhere.
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A further 60% held by the family is pooled and locked up until 2024, 10 years after the company's IPO.
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In an additional unusual move, 70 percent of institutional investors' allocated shares will also be locked up for 12 months.
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And so that meant if you actually read the Amendment, you would get locked up and turned into a slave.
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Meanwhile, the government has released about 100 prisoners (again without any official statement), including some locked up for their faith.
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But because they have been locked up since 2012, they can't access their own bank accounts to feed their families.
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It is staffing up to cover Trump because Trump just locked up the nomination of a major American political party.
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In the weeks that followed, it became clear what Cruz referred to as his "firewall" was no longer locked up.
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Under the previous Conservative administration, the federal government appealed the bail conditions and tried to get Khadr locked up again.
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And even if he has locked up the nomination by then, they'll probably still get at least a little love.
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They keep a lot of themselves locked up in a room, and you probably don't want to see it anyway.
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But with both drug lords locked up and their respective cartels in disarray, it's highly unlikely they'll ever pay up.
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Even with Curry locked up, the good people of Montrose still want to believe they're living in the Meteorite Capital.
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The startup will have to keep everyone's money locked up tight, as a breach could ruin the trust its built.
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I mean, if your goal is to make a statement about captivity, you may as well get yourself locked up!
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The party has all but locked up the youth vote with a combination of anti-austerity politics and vague idealism.
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All of those people could end up being locked up indefinitely — and the current detention facilities are already at capacity.
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Deputy Public Defender Zach Raidmae said his time locked up helped Young to realize why he was in the wrong.
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DAN PATRICK, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF TEXAS: You must control your guns at home and be sure they&aposre locked up.
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Ironically, Mowgli is locked up in a cage, much like his animal brothers might be in an old-fashioned zoo.
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She notes that some have locked up migratory birds, which are often fitted with tracking devices, on suspicion of spying.
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The National Museum in Damascus, which locked up its prized antiquities for protection, is preparing to reopen to the public.
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Here's one guy who REALLY doesn't want the stock market to tank any further — or he might get locked up.
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Or maybe they want to be locked up firmly and with something stronger, as they eroticize the trust it takes.
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I was taught that during Ramadan, the Devil is locked up and left powerless, but my devils have always prevailed.
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Over the past decade, millions of Americans had been arrested and, in many of these cases, locked up for drugs.
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Then they get upset when some guy who was locked up comes back into their community and shoots their uncle.
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Both organisations are fighting against Saudi Arabia, which has declared them terrorist groups and locked up thousands of their supporters.
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The United States government wants Anthony Weiner locked up for up to 27 months for getting sexual with a minor.
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Thomasin and her twin brother and sister are contemplating their sins in the barn, meanwhile, locked up with the goats.
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Brett Ratner and Harvey Weinstein in orange jumpsuits, locked up behind bars ... is what justice looks like for Natasha Henstridge.
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TMZ broke the story ... Pulliam demanded Hartwell get locked up after claiming he never came through with mandatory support payments.
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And they might just be sitting right next to and laughing with barrio toughs they've locked up on multiple occasions.
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We broke the story ... the judge locked up the rapper Friday morning following a hearing in his domestic violence case.
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Since then, I'm loathe to help characters I find locked up, figuring that someone put them there for a reason.
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Rodriguez, deals with how long immigrants can be locked up by the government before they receive a chance for bail.
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Of the roughly 1.7 billion Uber shares outstanding, about 22018 billion have been locked up since the IPO in May.
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"I got locked up, I had this life and now I've got to start life all over again," he said.
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So, again, if you've locked up a decent chunk of it, then that secures that side of it as well.
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Two young men from Nigeria knew people who had been locked up in the United States and then deported home.
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I can't imagine what those black men in Philadelphia went through, being locked up until 1:30 in the morning.
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She says she is seen not only as a witch, but as the reason all the men were locked up.
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While Trump had locked up the delegates necessary in the primaries, an insurrection brewed among Republicans dissatisfied with his selection.
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Of course, this follows his previous goal of wanting a GED about a year ago while he was locked up.
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Baker said his back locked up after he dove for a ball in Los Angeles during a recent road trip.
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For now, he's definitely still in federal prison, but it's not known if he's locked up in Brooklyn or Chicago.
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Rather, any surplus appears relatively modest and if it is anywhere, it seems to be locked up in China itself.
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Bowing to pragmatism, Mr. Obama decided those detainees would have to remain locked up without trial for the time being.
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"You have it locked up in the back of you," one girl suggested, her hand creeping toward her occipital bone.
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If the jail hadn't been full, we would have been in orange suits, locked up for the past two days.
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I ask him how it feels to be locked up during Wales's first tournament appearance since the 1958 World Cup.
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Advocates are concerned that mandatory detention will lead to children, pregnant women, nursing mothers, and others being locked up indefinitely.
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One boy was having trouble seeing because, he said, he had been locked up for a year in the dark.
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This storied route through the Arctic Ocean was, for centuries, thought impassable, because it was entirely locked up in ice.
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This shouldn't have been possible, but DevOps199 nonetheless locked up roughly $150 million USD worth of other people's digital coins.
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But the lead detective kept coming back to her, even when she was locked up in a juvenile detention center.
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This earnest confession leads to her being locked up — ostensibly because she's a suicide risk — at first for 24 hours.
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That done, Elisia locked up and headed back to her real work—caring for her six adopted and foster kids.
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Cash, locked up in stock options, is about to flood the region, and fleets of new millionaires will be roving.
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WASHINGTON — Michael Cohen may be locked up, but apparently we're not done hearing incendiary accusations from President Trump's former attorney.
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Ask any prison inmate whether he or she would prefer to be locked up or out with an ankle bracelet.
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Bisping locked up a role in the bare-knuckle boxing flick, "My Name Is Lenny" -- which starts filming this week.
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An estimated $280 million (£280 million) worth of the cryptocurrency ethereum is currently locked up thanks to one person's mistake.
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Now Mr. Marin remains locked up in an immigration detention center while his child is in a shelter in Texas.
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Volkswagen used some 12,000, including concentration camp prisoners who were locked up in a dedicated camp used by the company.
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As long as the album was locked up on Tidal, in a technically unfinished state, that wasn't going to happen.
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But much about the operation remains shrouded in secrecy, including why Mr. Ibrahim and MBC's other leaders were locked up.
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"They are the people that the tabloids say deserve to be locked up," said Sharyn Hall, another criminal defense lawyer.
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Ultimately, everyone was separated ... and Davis was locked up 3 days later on a charge of simple battery/domestic violence.
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She's addicted to crack and leaves her son locked up in a hot apartment while she goes searching for drugs.
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He wishes to marry his love, Columbine, but her father rejects him as too poor and keeps her locked up.
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Traffickers have locked up some migrants, forcing them to call home to have relatives pay ransoms to secure their release.
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McGregor is breathing a little heavier, and the two fighters have had some real tussles when they have locked up.
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It was less than great timing, because as soon as she got locked up ... the City Girls started blowing up.
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"If they falsely arrest you one night, no journalist can report it 'cause they're all locked up," one line declares.
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So many men have been locked up in some minority neighborhoods that it's affecting the gender balance and marriage rates.
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There is no policy covering all of Europe, and in some instances the returning jihadists are not immediately locked up.
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Tayari Jones's novel is "fundamentally a story about how incarceration hurts more than just the person locked up," writes Gates.
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The Boston Bruins locked up another young defenseman Tuesday, signing Brandon Carlo to a two-year contract worth $5.7 million.
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Just about everyone who's been locked up is aware of the benefits that come from snitching — sentences reduced, charges dropped.
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She's been locked up twice for soliciting sex without an ID. The second time, she spent 45 days in jail.
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"There is a lot of carbon locked up in permafrost, and we should hope that it stays there," Holmes said.
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Almost all are locked up for selling, not using, drugs, but most are hardly the "kingpins" of the drug trade.
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Unless he changes his mind, the elder Bundy will remain locked up at a detention facility in nearby Henderson, Nevada.
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Big mistake; turns out she was locked up for a reason, and the men are soon running for their lives.
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He was apprehended by Secret Service officers and told them, "I knew I would be locked up," the statement said.
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Fear of deportation has made some sponsors hesitant to come forward and has increased the time children remain locked up.
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Mr. Jammeh, however, did not rig elections, but he locked up rivals, shut down critical newspapers, and paid off supporters.
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The Eagles (5-6) also recently locked up kicker Jake Elliott and long-snapper Rick Lovato with long-term extensions.
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"Start by trying to recover all the money that is locked up in the stuff you're not using," she said.
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"Orange Is the New Black" star Jackie Cruz ain't spending her time off from the show locked up inside somewhere.
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So he kept them locked up in the school, and they died in the school without ever seeing their parents.
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Wershe suspects that the current efforts to keep him locked up are payback for his role in the corruption case.
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Not doing so keeps precious THC locked up as THC-A, which is basically unactivated THC that has no psychoactive properties.
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Tiffany Haddish clearly learned her lesson, because she's locked up tight as a drum on the subject of ... WHO BIT BEYONCE!!!
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Those who can afford to pay bail go home to await their day in court; those who cannot remain locked up.
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I don't want to be locked up for the rest of my life and have them grow up without a daddy.
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But just one month after he was locked up, Guzmán and his associates on the outside were already planning his escape.
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Since Donald Trump locked up the GOP presidential nomination, resistance to his candidacy from the party's elites has crumbled remarkably quickly.
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Add "TMZ Sports reporter" to Joe Theismann's legendary resume -- 'cause the NFL icon just locked up an exclusive with Von Miller!!!
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"I've been in prison, locked up now for almost five years," he told Judge William Brady, his voice quaking with frustration.
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The system can be locked up with a PIN code, so that other people can't access your inbox just by asking.
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Huge amounts of carbon and methane are locked up in frozen soil in the Arctic, which is thawing as temperatures increase.
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"He will hate being locked up period," Walter "King Tut" Johnson, a New Yorker doing life at FCI Otisville told VICE.
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Under the new guidelines, immigrants with pending deportation cases will either be locked up or monitored, for example with ankle bracelets.
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That essentially means Clemons will only be locked up for 5 days, with the caveat that he stays out of trouble.
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How am I supposed to teach effectively if I am carrying or there is a gun locked up in my room?
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While locked up, Jones reportedly began hearing rumors of another prisoner also named Richard who bore an uncanny resemblance to him.
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Looks like Twist's s*** out of luck for the long game -- 'cause Egypt's truly locked up now ... or so it seems.
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Federal prosecutors now say the former pharmaceutical executive once dubbed "the most hated man in America" should be locked up immediately.
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Depending on where you are locked up and what you're into, all of these combinations have their die-hard fans. 6.
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And don't worry, this extra-wide vehicle doesn't hog two parking spaces; it has been seen locked up to bike racks.
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Their president had locked up journalists and thousands of bureaucrats, gutted state institutions and used a referendum to grab constitutional powers.
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If you think you've got it locked up or you believe it's out of reach, your dollars are best spent elsewhere.
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He was locked up in 2008 for his alleged role in the extrajudicial killing of 11 inmates, but was later acquitted.
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"When someone is locked up by the government, the government has the responsibility to provide medical care for them," she said.
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In almost four months of protests, more than 100 people have died; hundreds more have been locked up for political reasons.
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So, in the Android case, the $5BN will likely be locked up until the late 20163s — assuming Google's appeals aren't successful.
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"A lot of his accounts are locked up by the investigation, and he has no access to that money," Caputo said.
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He is but a humble immigrant and truth-teller, locked up for a crime he...well, who cares about his crime?
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After Trump locked up the Republican nomination, the general election narrative was simple: Clinton will not only win, but win big.
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Unfortunately, much of that mid-band spectrum is locked up or contested by everything from satellite companies to the U.S. military.
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Because retirement funds are locked up to a certain extent, most Americans cannot pay to repair a simple tire blow-out.
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The Bears locked up the No. 3 seed in the NFC playoffs and will host the Philadelphia Eagles next Sunday afternoon.
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Renee has only spoken to Rocky one time since he was locked up earlier this month, but says he sounded strong.
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On the Democratic side, because Clinton locked up all the key Democratic donors, she cleared the field of "serious" candidates early.
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We're not animals—we don't deserve to be shot down in the streets and locked up for years for petty crimes.
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The average length of detention is 23 days, the newspaper found, but 58 people were locked up for over a year.
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"They need to be made an example of and locked up," Vladimir Solovyov, a high-profile journalist, said of the case.
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He filed requests for information on the devices under the Freedom of Information Act, but departments locked up, citing confidential methods.
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Sometimes it is better not to see that price every day and instead be locked up for a couple of years.
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Some 30 clerics, intellectuals and activists were locked up last month in what rights groups described as a "crackdown on dissent".
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The US may have locked up Mexico's worst "bad hombre," but the business he ran is far too big to fail.
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New show Mr. Robot locked up an Outstanding Drama Series nomination, as well as a Best Actor nomination for Rami Malek.
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In the time he was locked up, many criminals had gone on to less violent, more lucrative schemes, like identity theft.
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I know the Dems are saying that they have your vote locked up, but that would mean a long slide down.
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They tried to get him some mental health counseling, they insisted that any firearms brought into the home were locked up.
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There's video showing Manziel locked up with the guy inside the club -- but hard to see if Johnny threw a punch.
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" Writing from prison this week, Wong said "being locked up is an inevitable part of our long, exhausting path to democracy.
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"At first, I thought it was a joke until I got to the police station and got locked up," Wanjohi said.
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If he were locked up, he might well waive extradition in the hope of winning his case in the United States.
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Mr. Dmitrichenko said he was locked up with a varied cast of characters including businessmen, actors and even a circus performer.
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In Week 17, with their division title and playoff seed all locked up, the Patriots starters were hardly supposed to play.
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At 69 years old, he now faces a sentence likely to keep him locked up for the rest of his life.
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"Some are dead, some are locked up," said Edward Derrill, 23, of the guys he grew up with in West Baltimore.
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Yes, as Trump notes in his statement, Bannon was brought on in August 0003, after the Republican nomination was locked up.
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Ouko was sometimes locked up in a small cell with 20093 other men for 22009 and a half hours a day.
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After a 270 Atlanta Journal-Constitution report found that "substantially fewer African-Americans are being locked up in Georgia," Republican Gov.
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According to the latest AP tallies, Trump has locked up 285 delegates, compared to 160 for Cruz and 87 for Rubio.
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I'd seen the Talking Heads and The Heartbreakers and realized that that music scene was already pretty locked up by 1976.
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After the first, Case jumped in for a takedown and after stuffing it, the 21-year-old locked up a triangle.
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There is also the Olympic ticketing scandal, which saw Pat Hickey, Olympic Council of Ireland president, locked up by Brazilian police.
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Agriculture, construction, logistics, we look at where the data has been locked up in offline form like on paper or excel.
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The whole production is so top-secret that at nights our scripts would get locked up and put in a safe.
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The former RNC chairman announced earlier this summer that he wouldn't endorse Trump after the businessman locked up the GOP nomination.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) had effectively locked up the Republican presidential nomination, giving GOP voters less impetus to go to the polls.
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Most of your money is often locked up for many years, accessible only if you pay a painfully high surrender fee.
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But, judging by the current state of polls, liberals shouldn't be too smug that she's got this locked up just yet.
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The bail outs also call attention to the fact that people are being locked up and criminalized for unaddressed societal problems.
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He was the son of a locked-up mobster, an absent father who had given him little more than a name.
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Fun fact: McFarland is doing his time at NY's Otisville federal prison ... same place Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino is locked up.
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The Sitch has been locked up in federal prison since January for tax evasion, and will finally regain his freedom Thursday.
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And while Clinton never went to jail, several people in President Trump's orbit have been locked up, or soon could be.
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The market is locked up, but Loft thinks it can create transparency and liquidity with open data sets for property value.
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Eventually arrested by the state security agency, the K.G.B., in 1969, she was locked up in a psychiatric institution until 1972.
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Enforcement has also proved utterly pointless with respect to drug markets, where locked-up dealers are easily replaced by new ones.
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Vettel had made a lunge for the lead after the final safety car re-start but locked up and finished fourth.
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Imagine the hundreds of billions of dollars in equity like value locked up in wastewater plants and airports across the country.
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Since coming to power in 2013, his government has locked up tens of thousands of opponents and effectively outlawed public protests.
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They love their families, and they want to be with them, not locked up in a slightly more attractive-looking cage.
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