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She recently announced that the majority of her press releases would be released only on Twitter.

They are not in prison, but they are fallen women in the eyes of the faithful, and they can be released only on the say of their parents, most of whom want nothing to do with them.

Other sources, speaking anonymously to the Egyptian press, said that the former president would be released only on the orders of the public prosecutor.

There have been rational objections to it being released only on Netflix.

Those detained are released only on condition that they do not speak out.

The Water Diviner was the highest grossing Australian film of 2014, despite being released only on Boxing Day.

But a draft of those regulations was released only on Feb. 5, after a lawsuit, and so final rules will not be determined until this summer, at the earliest.

He was released only on Wednesday after the High Court ruled he would not face a fair trial in Rwanda and that there was "substantial doubt" over the allegations.

It took all the ingenuity of Enki (Lord of Sweet Waters in the Earth) to bring Inanna back to life, and even then she was released only on condition that she furnish a substitute to take her place.

A report from a different research firm, Counterpoint, showed that Apple increased its share of mobile phone sales in Japan to 34 percent in September from 14 percent in August, even though the phones were released only on Sept. 20.

(Yes, I watched the whole series ― including the episodes that were released only on Hulu. I am trash).