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More than 400 protesters gathered outside the centre in Bedfordshire, where a similar number of women are incarcerated.
Tarantino confirmed last month that Django Unchained begins with German-born bounty hunter Dr King Schultz Christoph Waltzz) freeing Jamie Foxx's title character and helping to train him in combat so that he can return to the plantation where his wife is incarcerated in the hope of liberating her.
Amnesty International warned that Ibrahim's death sentence meant hundreds of former Gaddafi supporters incarcerated across Libya may face the same fate.
In the dead of night Fahad Abdul Kariem and Ayman Karawani left the secret house where they had in effect been incarcerated for 18 days with nothing but the clothes they were wearing.
Related: Sexual assaults in prisons in England and Wales on the rise, figures reveal While these numbers include a handful of extremely dangerous young people who have committed shocking crimes, most have found themselves incarcerated after a succession of minor offences – the average time served is less than three months.
Eventually, empowered by a forbidden love affair, his capacity for trouble leaked beyond the prison's walls in the form of a thoughtful and controversial blog which, while he was still incarcerated , was long-listed for the Orwell Prize.
I cannot see, for example, that anything positive is going to come of draining resources out of Aboriginal Legal Services when we are still incarcerated at exorbitant rates, nor any benefits to Family Violence Prevention services when Aboriginal women are still 45 times more likely to experience family violence.
During these pogroms, 91 Jews were killed, thousands were taken from their homes and incarcerated in concentration camps, 267 synagogues were destroyed, and some 7,500 Jewish-owned shops were smashed and looted.
The CIA, in concert with the AFL-CIO American labour movement, intensified underground efforts to help Solidarity as the movement fought for survival while Lech Wałesa and many of its other leaders were incarcerated.
However, Azmi and others said that a series of terrorist cases in recent years in which Muslims had been suspected, investigated and often incarcerated for long periods before being acquitted had damaged trust in the police and, more broadly, the government.
Fully 65% of young offenders incarcerated in one of the state's long-term facilities, and 53% of convicted juveniles not sent to a long-term state-run facility, commit another crime within the next three years.
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The primary grammatical function of "incarcerated" is as a past participle or adjective , describing the state of being imprisoned. It is derived from the verb "incarcerate". As Ludwig AI confirms, it accurately describes someone being confined in prison.
Expression frequency: Very common
