Some of the children were restrained with chains and padlocks.
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There were padlocks on everything—the closets, the bathrooms, the refrigerator.
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When one escaped, they began using chains and padlocks, he said.
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He unlocked the three heavy padlocks outside and pushed up the gate.
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He bought the toolbox and three padlocks from an Ace Hardware in Pittsboro.
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Their 13 children were held captive -- with some shackled and chained with padlocks.
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Authorities said some of the children were shackled to beds with chains and padlocks.
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It has padlocks and dead bolts on the door — and no one else knows the codes.
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Amazon's U.K. site offers more than 2,000 products relating to fingerprint security, including padlocks and safes.
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Unfortunately, though, one open window negates all the padlocks, bolts, and booby traps money can buy.
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He then busted the original lock with a hammer and screwdriver and installed three new padlocks.
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It's a surprisingly useful tool, capable of doing everything from opening retrofuturistic padlocks to performing occult rituals.
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A magnet for picnickers, it was once the place couples proclaimed their love by attaching metal padlocks.
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Yes, as dramatic as a career shift may be, it doesn't hold a candle to milk padlocks.
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Stephen Mugo of CIMMYT compares the system to a bicycle with 100 padlocks—safe, but not useful.
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Abdul Ganiyu sells tiny luggage padlocks for the equivalent of about $1 in the airport parking lot.
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Transparent padlocks work best, as you can easily understand how the innards work — and how to defeat them.
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No padlocks were missing from the cabinets housing the computer equipment for the reactor protection I & C system.
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When police arrived, they found a sickening scene: Children shackled to their filthy beds with chains and padlocks.
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At least three siblings were shackled to beds with chains and padlocks in foul-smelling quarters, investigators say.
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She dropped the chain onto the bed, studied the two padlocks, then placed them carefully next to the chain.
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They are the so-called love locks, padlocks placed on the Brooklyn Bridge by lovers to signify their bond.
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I saw large quantities of documents and counted more than 1,000 lockers, many of which were closed with padlocks.
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But when one victim escaped, the parents started using chains and padlocks to shackle some of the children to beds.
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Storage unit landlords who are ordered to cut padlocks for the cops do not make free speech arguments, you know?
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The padlocks, the city says, have become a maintenance headache for the bridge as well as a danger to traffic.
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For years, couples have been hanging padlocks on bridges around the world as a symbol of their love for each other.
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After one escaped, "the defendants eventually began using chains and padlocks to chain up the victims to their beds," he said.
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To be clear, this method will only work with simple pin tumbler locks—but that's most doors and Masterlock style padlocks.
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Outside she heard books shifting in arms, padlocks and zippers, someone crowing in delight and someone else snapping a lipbalm closed.
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Additional officers arrived and were eventually able to rescue more horses, breaking padlocks on stalls in order to get them out.
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Some of the siblings, who ranged in age from 2 to 29, had been shackled to beds with chains and padlocks.
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The dangerous stunt saw him secured in a solid steel box with padlocks, chains around his body and handcuffs on his wrists.
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Widespread adoption of the web encryption scheme HTTPS has added a lot of green padlocks—and corresponding data protection—to the web.
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Rolo Travel Bag — $43 (list price $50) See Details Relying on traditional padlocks or combination password travel locks is so last year.
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These days, it's padlocks of all shapes and sizes, alphanumeric locks, directional locks, puzzles solved by pressure plates, the list goes on.
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Paris' once famous 'love lock' bridge, Pont des Arts, is now a regular bridge again after city officials removed 90,000 pounds of padlocks.
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On June 1, 2015, Parisian city officials removed nearly a million padlocks from the bridge Pont des Arts, which spans the Seine river.
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The locks were putting a strain on the bridge, and one railing had even collapsed under the weight of the padlocks in 2014.
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As with many escape games—and there are many, including over twelve in Austin, Texas alone—Escape Game started with nothing but padlocks.
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An American flag is propped up out front, and the yard is surrounded by a chain-link fence that she sometimes padlocks shut.
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Some of the siblings, who range in age from 2 to 33, were shackled to beds with chains and padlocks in filthy conditions.
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The stations are usually protected by nothing more than the same flimsy chain link fence and padlocks elementary schools use to protect their playgrounds.
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Inside the so-called home school, investigators said, at least three siblings were shackled to beds with chains and padlocks in foul-smelling quarters.
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He padlocks his door — a closet door — to another piece of the partition when he leaves the apartment, which he shares with four others.
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They would be tied up with ropes, but when one victim, who was hogtied, escaped, the Turpins turned to chains and padlocks, Hestrin said.
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Without transparency mainstream adoption will slow, or worse, the next round of padlocks on schools' doors will cause permanent damage to coding schools' nascent reputation.
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She told investigators some of her siblings were bound with chains and padlocks, according to a Riverside County Sheriff's Department press release obtained by PEOPLE.
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On one side, couples in love with love are attaching padlocks to a bridge in Paris as a symbol of their devotion to each other.
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Initially, the children were tied up with ropes, but when one victim, who was hogtied, escaped, the Turpins turned to chains and padlocks, Hestrin said.
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Waco Police said numerous weapons were found at the scene, including knives, brass knuckles, batons, tomahawks, chains with padlocks, stun guns, pepper spray and firearms.
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To thwart rescue efforts, Stolper purchased two electrical fans to help spread the flames and padlocks to prevent the fire department from accessing the fire hoses.
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This new brainteasing challenge from The Smartcard Store, an ID card manufacturer, features dozens of padlocks with just one open lock hiding somewhere in the mix.
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He locked the concrete block in the toolbox and put the chain, the two remaining padlocks, the raft, the paddle, and the pump inside the backpack.
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On that day in May, he was still burning mad after watching a YouTube video of ACORN workers breaking padlocks off foreclosed homes and barging in.
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Punished with chains and padlocks According to officials, the alleged abuse seems to have intensified over time, starting when the Turpins lived near Fort Worth, Texas.
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But UrbanAlps' founders hope the added security they bring will make them attractive—probably to industrial customers to start with, and to the general public as padlocks.
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Earlier this month, the couple's 17-year-old daughter escaped the home and called 911, telling police she and her siblings had been bound with chains and padlocks.
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Besides making art, Tanavoli is also a prolific writer who has published dozens of books over the last three decades on topics from Persian flatweaves to Iranian padlocks.
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These are simple cable padlocks, where the cord is threaded through the barrel or "ejection port," depending on the gun type, and then out of the magazine well.
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I don't know how many padlocks I've owned have ended their useful career buried in drawers because I couldn't remember the combination after a few months' break from using them.
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In all, police recovered 480 weapons from the scene: 151 guns, along with assorted knives, brass knuckles, batons, hammers and the bikers' blunt objects of choice -- padlocks wrapped in bandanas.
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Charles Dickens described Jacob Marley as "transparent," and laden with "cash-boxes, keys, padlocks, ledgers, deeds, and heavy purses wrought in steel"; otherwise he had "the same face" and garb.
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After Eduardo's death, investigators also found chains, cords, restraint cuffs, an electric shock dog collar, and padlocks under the box springs of one of the two beds in the motel room.
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Deputies interviewed the parents at their Muir Woods Road home and found "several children shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," the release states.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French state-owned power group EDF said some padlocks had been stolen from its Flamanville nuclear power site, although EDF said there was no impact on the plant's safety.
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Deputies interviewed the parents at their Muir Woods Road home and found "several children shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," Monday's release stated.
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While the lock-picking village let you try your hand at various padlocks, government officials had objected to instructors bringing in handcuffs; they didn't want imagery of people breaking free from custody.
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Behind the metal doors and padlocks of neighboring compartments sat the Christmas ornaments, outgrown baby clothes and high school yearbooks of hundreds of New Yorkers, tucked away for a modest monthly fee.
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TBILISI (Reuters) - Opposition activists in Georgia tried to shut state buildings with padlocks and chains in the capital and other cities across the country, as protests spread demanding an early parliamentary election.
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Some children were chained to their beds When authorities arrived at the four-bedroom house in Perris, they found some of the children shackled with chains and padlocks, the sheriff's department said.
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The girl claimed her 2011 brothers and sisters were being held captive inside the home by her parents, some of them bound with chains and padlocks, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department said.
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Inmates will commonly put padlocks from foot lockers into socks and swing "at the head or body of another individual," the Washington-based Corrections Information Council reported in October, citing several Hazelton inmates.
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The weighty tradition of locking small padlocks to the sides of Paris bridges as a symbol of eternal love became so trendy in the past few years that some crossings were covered with them.
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Smart padlocks have been tried in the past (including the iFingerLock and the Bluetooth-only Noke range), but user reviews of these products usually include complaints about locks randomly seizing and refusing to open.
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" Another Rio Vista neighbor previously told PEOPLE that he also saw troubling signs at the Turpin residence after they were gone, such as "padlocks on everything: the refrigerator, the closets, the toy boxes, the bathrooms.
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Authorities say the 13 Turpin children, ages two to 29, lived for years in squalor, shackled with padlocks and hungry while their parents taunted them with pies left on the counter of their California home.
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This was a pretty poor showing altogether, although a few resisted Rose and Ramsey's attempts: the Noke and Masterlock smart padlocks survived, and a Kwikset Kevo did as well — until they opened it with a screwdriver.
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People expect Paris to be romantic, dreamy, maybe friendly; the thousands of lovers' padlocks that were fastened to its bridges as a pledge of fidelity (before the government ordered them sawed off) attest to these expectations.
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There were padlocks, and the type of lock that's probably on your front door, as well as a transparent lock: When he pushed a key into it and turned, I could see the pins moving inside.
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Roughly three months before he was due to be sent home to Ohio, he attacked another inmate who he suspected of stealing, bludgeoning the man in the back of the head with padlocks on a belt.
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Click here to view original GIFYou're not going to be a master locksmith after you watch this video showing you three ways to break open a lock, but you might stop putting your faith in cheap padlocks.
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As a regular flier and a reluctant commuter on London's underground, I love the low-tech security afforded by the RiutBag; it's like automatic padlocks are kicking in every time you toss this thing on your shoulders.
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Wade said companies have made additional investments in security in recent years, including electronic padlocks for customs monitoring, closed circuit television cameras and non-intrusive scanners for cargo to ensure drugs do not enter the port system.
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In May 2014, an Amazon user began leaving reviews on products such as weapon mounts, padlocks, shovels and a tourniquet, among others more generic items such as dog toys, chocolate bars and DVD copies of The Walking Dead.
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Deputies interviewed the parents at their Muir Woods Road home and found "several children shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," it is alleged in a press release issued by police Monday.
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The misunderstanding is so deep that when cryptographer David Chaum came out with his preferred solution last week — a so-called "backdoor with nine different padlocks on it" — it was heralded from some corners as a genuine technical breakthrough.
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The latter is shaped like a carved door with large padlocks (another iconic feature of Tanavoli's formal language), and is reminiscent of Iran's traditional street water fountains, also called saqqakhana, while referencing the ancient Babylonian Hammurabi tablet as well.
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After Team U.K. seemingly won the week's competition by a mile, host T.J. Lavin revealed that despite their shorter time, they'd cheated and, rather than unlocking a pair of padlocks, ripped them from the wheel to complete the puzzle.
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Highlighting lawlessness on Juba's streets, one resident said he saw police officers trying to loot a shop in his neighborhood by shooting off the padlocks and firing in the air to scare away people, echoing similar witness reports on Sunday.
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When Riverside County Sheriff's deputies arrived at the home of David and Louise Turpin, they found "several children shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks in dark and foul-smelling surroundings," according to a statement released to the press.
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Activists in four states were arrested after they cut padlocks and chains and entered remote flow stations to turn off valves in an attempt to stop crude moving through lines that carry as much as 15 percent of daily U.S. oil consumption.
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Last week, the Turpin children were freed from their house in Perris, California, where authorities say chains and padlocks hung on beds and doors, after a 17-year-old girl escaped through a window and called 911 on a disconnected cell phone.
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Photos taken by attendees and posted on social media show what look like disaster relief tents being used in place of the advertised "modern, eco-friendly, geodesic domes," lockers without padlocks, and food that most people wouldn't accept from a roadside cafe.
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Tapplock One's real advantage over other smart padlocks is its versatility – you can unlock it three different ways, including via fingerprint and Bluetooth, as mentioned, but also using a "Morse-Code" backup pattern of pressing the power button with either long or short presses.
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"If privacy matters in your life, it should matter to the phone your life is on," says the commercial, as it flips through a wide range of privacy-related scenarios, including "keep out" signs, people avoiding eavesdroppers at diners, window locks, curtains, and padlocks.
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He was arrested in October when he and other activists in four states cut padlocks and chains and entered remote flow stations to turn off valves to try to stop crude from moving through lines that carry as much as 15 percent of daily U.S. oil consumption.
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In Security, FBHS has significant assembling capacity for its Master Lock padlocks and SentrySafe products (~42% of Doors & Security sales) in MX. Since the operations are classified as "maquiladoras" or foreign owned factories in MX, they receive preferential tariff treatment and generally operate duty and tariff free, so the headwind could be mitigated.
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Loving's highly tactile collage paintings from the '70s — made from tattered found fabric and a clear precedent for contemporary artists like Shinique Smith — reference destitution and years of servitude, as much as Edwards's captivating and rough metal sculptures from the Lynch Fragments series — devised from shackles, chains, padlocks, and armature — reference subjugation and slavery.
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At the Mumbai innovation center of one of India's largest manufacturing firms, Godrej & Boyce, which produces everything from submarine parts to padlocks, Rowley joined a small team of designers tasked with cataloging every waste product the corporation produced, then recruiting local craftspeople to experiment with the discarded materials: She gave old raffia to rattan artisans, who wove it into chairs; disused copper wire went to ceramists, who crocheted it into patterns to adorn their pottery.
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