| It's no longer the quiet voice of a caregiver, but the cutting reprimand of a jailer. |
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| Tina explains that turnkey archaically means jailer and holder of the keys. |
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| Upon processing me, the jailer joked that I had just missed juvenile detention. |
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| Like a jailer who throws you into a prison cell while slipping you the key, Europe simultaneously gave the world despotism and freedom. |
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| It was akin to a jailer wielding a set of keys before locking you in your cell. |
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| Does the low profile assumed by the former head of Yukos mean that he entered into a secret agreement with his jailer? |
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| He declined to give his name and insisted his jailer was treating him like his mother would. |
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| His confederates steal the horse in question from a jailer who is keeping it for evidence and substitute it with another animal painted to look identical. |
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| In order to reach them, Carvajal inscribed a message on the core of an alligator pear, hid it in a melon, and asked the jailer to bring the fruit to his relatives. |
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| Part of the reason for this is that the therapeutic relationship is tainted by the assessor being also the person's jailer. |
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| It is these people who carry out the execution of judicial mandates and who play the part of jailer. |
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| He says that, when he was taken from the courtroom, the jailer wouldn't jail him, because he'd seen the Roses play. |
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| Turkey remained the world's leading jailer of journalists in 2013, with 40 known to have been in prison at the end of last year. |
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| One day it happens that a careless jailer leaves his keys in the doors of this menagerie, and the wild beasts rampage with savage roars through the horrified town. |
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| A jailer though who cuffs himself to his prisoner for thirty-six long years is himself no longer a free man. |
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| Iran has been described by press freedom organizations as the biggest jailer of journalists in the world. |
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| She was trapped in a prison and her jailer refused to release her. |
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| A jailer cuffing his wrist to that of a prisoner for an hour or two is a matter of routine. |
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| Yoritomo enlivened his rustication by seducing the daughter of his jailer, Itō Sukechika. |
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| Perhaps one of his collaborators was the Saint's jailer, the man who later discovered, according to hagiographic writers, to be his uncle. |
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| At the other end of the corridor the jailer sits, leaning his chair against the wall and watching a Scottish costume drama on a small, flickering television. |
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| Until recently it had assumed that so long as Yulia Tymoshenko, a former Ukrainian prime minister, was in jail, the EU would not sign an agreement with her jailer, Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's president. |
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| In the novel's third section, Zoe is forty, and the man who had seemed to her like a character out of a Russian novel — irascible, but strange and brilliant — has become her jailer, delighting in diligent belittlement. |
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| Who's the jailer now, you po-faced NHS-grade dolly? |
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| Yet Turkey has become the world's top jailer of journalists. |
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| It was, the jailer conceded. The international media, whose questions about S-21 he patiently answered time after time, called him Cambodia's Goya. |
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| The other four men who have been detained from time to time have been released because they have a relative, generally a spouse, who is willing to act as their jailer on behalf of Canada. |
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| China is the world's leading jailer of people for posting information deemed unacceptable on the Web, with 50 cyber-dissidents in prison, of at least 64 worldwide, according to Reporters Without Borders. |
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| I do not think any of us can imagine having to spend 24 hours a day with our spouse or to have our spouse take the kind of jailer responsibility over us that these spouses have been required under the law. |
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| Mandatory drug penalties have helped turn the United States into the world's leading jailer with more than 2.3 million people in prison, according to the International Centre for Prison Studies in London. |
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| However, until 1774 a defendant acquitted by an English or Welsh court would be remanded to jail until he had paid the jailer for the costs of his confinement. |
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