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Do time.
(UK) When someone is doing time, they are in prison.
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And he did, time and again.
He did time for dealing and using drugs, and for the violence that unfolded around that.
He did time for glassing a friend in the face after the friend said, "I can see through you".
Just before his legal contretemps, he did time as a blogosphere whipping boy for his Internet groveling for a James Beard award.
Last year, he did time in the French tabloids after his much-discussed breakup from Charlotte Casiraghi, a member of the royal family of Monaco.
He did time in the Central African Republic after foolishly returning there in 1987, but won early release; in 1996, he had a state funeral.
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He did time on Riker's Island.
He committed a crime and did time.
And he'd done time.
He'd done time for burglary.
That's what he has done time and time again.
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