Sentence examples for was once released from inspiring English sources

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"Information that was once released is now withheld.

He said he was not yet able to confirm or deny a broadcast report that Mr. Troy was once released from a psychiatric ward against a doctor's advice.

She was physically attacked by opponents on several occasions and was once released from jail only after Amnesty International helped fuel international protests.

Another, who was once released to his parents after police stopped him with a small amount of marijuana, chronicled about 75 drug experiences over two decades--including speed, cocaine, LSD and Librium.

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It is the design for the real world, which is messy and constantly changing, and when the product is once released, the designer, manufacturer, and the vendor have virtually no control or influence over how or where it is used.

In 1981 he was once again released under house arrest, but all of his manuscripts were retained.

It was once re-released in the UK as part of VHS boxed set of the complete first season, released in November 1999.

The prisoner was also set to be homeless once released.

His most recent album was "Once I Love," released in 2002 on the Sound Hills label.

The central event of the opening ceremony was once the releasing of doves.

McCain was once offered release from imprisonment and torture because of his father's position as a senior military officer.

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