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She is almost certain she will be imprisoned in Taiwan.
What could be lonelier than to be imprisoned in a madhouse with people who can't communicate?
"There is no reason for any of these journalists to be imprisoned in the first place.
"Everybody seems to be imprisoned in their own sectarian or political affiliations.
"We don't believe that given his age there is a realistic chance [he would be imprisoned in Hungary]".
Surely you take the train precisely because you can walk around rather than having to be imprisoned in your seat.
Sergei Magnitsky, a lawyer working for Hermitage, blew the whistle on the scandal only to be imprisoned in Russia.
There was no mention in the agreement of former South Korean soldiers who may still be imprisoned in the North.
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(She was imprisoned in both).
He was imprisoned in January 1932.
Both men are imprisoned in Libya.
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