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Idiom
Do time.
(UK) When someone is doing time, they are in prison.
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Loving Fred becomes the only thing Pam has to hold on to, even while he does time for stoning to death the baby that may or may not be his.
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Another has done time for assault.
He'd done time for burglary.
Dan White is doing time for tax evasion.
Little kids didn't do time for possession; parolees did.
Two of them did time for breaking locks.
He did time for robbing a Best Buy in 2001.
Except the part about doing time for embezzlement.
Former Assemblywoman Gloria Davis of the Bronx did time for bribery.
Prophet and profit can blur: both men did time for fraud.
The client, known as Junior, did time for holding up a bank truck.
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