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Discover Ludwig"it was freed" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe when someone or something is released from captivity or restraint. Example: "After years of being held captive, the hostages were finally freed by the rescue team."
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But what kind of bird has to go back to its cage after it was freed?" It was the first time his grandson had left Gaza, Mr. Mighraky said.
The seal had somehow gotten the buoy line wrapped around its neck, but thanks to the IFAW crew, it was freed without lacerations or apparent injuries.
It was freed of Kotte control in 1467; its subsequent rulers directed their energies towards consolidating its economic potential by maximising revenue from pearls and elephant exports and land revenue.
The most advanced exception to this general condition is Turkey, which has successfully integrated moderate Islam and secularism since 2002, when it was freed from the web of corruption caused by its military establishment.
Much of it was freed up by switching the nation's television sets from analogue to digital.
Soon the separate character of Christianity was recognized, and it was freed from the requirements of Hebrew law.
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It was freeing.
It's freeing".
It is freeing.
"It's freeing, it's more fun".
It was free.
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