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to jailed
verb
To imprison.
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A prominent Chinese environmental activist has announced she will attend the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to jailed dissident Liu Xiaobo despite attempts by Beijing for a boycott of the event and a crackdown on the country's activists.
The signatories acknowledge Mr Putin's recent decision to grant an amnesty to jailed political dissidents including members of the punk band Pussy Riot and the release of Greenpeace demonstrators who were campaigning against Russia's exploitation of oil and gas in the Arctic.
Letters went to jailed felons, Alzheimer's patients and the dead.
No Weis", "Resign", "No Manpower No Weis", "Dump Weis" and "Free Cozzi --referring to jailed Cozzi --referringfiCozzi --referring.
Later in 1916, Sanger traveled to Boston to lend her support to the Massachusetts Birth Control League and to jailed birth control activist Van Kleeck Allison.
Ye Htut, the information minister, said it was not up to him to grant any amnesty to jailed reporters, and he acknowledged that changing attitudes within the government is not easy.
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Send them to "jail".
Onwards to jail.
(Aitken went to jail).
Go to jail.
Both went to jail.
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