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- n. Plural form of inmate.
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“If so, could he find a place in “the world,” the term inmates use for society?”
“Zawadzki stands accused of paying workers derisory wages, expecting them to carry out the work for next to nothing as a sign of their faith, and even of bringing in inmates from the local prison to work on the project, under an agreement he allegedly hatched with the prison governor.”
The Guardian: Jesus Christ statue in smalltown Poland bids to rival Rio's Redeemer
“Kevin says, using the phrase inmates with two felony convictions use for the possibility that a third could draw a life sentence.”
“The best hope for reducing recidivism in inmates is the hope found in Christ.”
“The hole is the term inmates use for an isolation cell.”
“What separates them from the rest of the inmates is the elaborate scheme they have concocted.”
“On October 4, 2010, I sat down with artist, activist and Soros Justice Fellow Laurie Jo Reynolds to discuss her work with inmates from the Tamms Correctional Center, a "supermax" prison in Southern Illinois.”
The Huffington Post: Gregory Sholette: Artist Shows Supermax Prisons Supercruel
“The soldiers removed other inmates from the holding cell in which the detainee was held before the shooting, Afghan and coalition officials told The Wall Street Journal.”
The Wall Street Journal: Taliban Detainee Is Killed in Cell, Afghan Officials Say
“I assume that most of the long-term inmates are atheist, so would find our national anthem, on a continuous loop, most distressing and for those that are also anti-royalist it would be a double whammy.”
“Rob Bennett for the Wall Street Journal Ms. Hill But the risk of escape would seem rather low: They're short-term inmates, sentenced to a year or less longer than that and they're sent to facilities upstate.”
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