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“More doubt about al-Qaeda was planted in the Muslim world when Sayyid Imam al-Sharif, an important ideological influence on al-Qaeda, withdrew his support for the terrorist organization in a 2007 book written from his prison cell in Cairo.”

Simon & Schuster: The Longest War

“The apartment in the Yachtsman started feeling like a prison cell again.”

Counting Up, Counting Down

“Zarqawi would rise to become the pathologically brutal leader of the group known as Al-Qaeda in Iraq by a circuitous route that would take him from a Jordanian prison cell to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan and finally to Iraq.”

Simon & Schuster: The Longest War

“As his Protestant biographer, von Gebler, tells us, "One glance at the truest historical source for the famous trial, would convince any one that Galileo spent altogether twenty-two days in the buildings of the Holy Office (i.e. the Inquisition), and even then not in a prison cell with barred windows, but in the handsome and commodious apartment of an official of the Inquisition.”

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI

“The body must be taken away at once and brought to a prison cell or some other secure place, where Skellhaven will be asked to identify him and explain his presence here.”

Conqueror's Moon

“The rest of the world faded away as he concentrated on the bleak-looking prison cell Maia had described.”

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