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The collateral effects, Drucker argues, show how imprisonment, human rights, and public health are related.

But for the first few days after Dalaber's arrest and imprisonment the excitement was too keen to admit of any mediation.

The pamphlet obtained for its author two months imprisonment.

Duperré was certainly nothing if not ingenious and his sang-froid had saved us all from terms of imprisonment.

This sentence in most cases was commuted to penal servitude for life, or reduced to terms of imprisonment.

One of the consequences of this imprisonment of our toes is, that, from being squeezed so closely together, they become useless.