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The most recent victory is that of Jamie and Gladys Scott, two Mississippi sisters who have been imprisoned for 16 years on double-life sentences.
Benjamin Todd Jealous: An Urgent Movement for Justice Benjamin Todd Jealous 2011
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The most recent victory is that of Jamie and Gladys Scott, two Mississippi sisters who have been imprisoned for 16 years on double-life sentences.
Benjamin Todd Jealous: An Urgent Movement for Justice Benjamin Todd Jealous 2011
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Yesterday the woman's double-life began to unravel as she became the second police spy to have infiltrated the environmental protest movement to be unmasked by the Guardian.
Second police officer to infiltrate environmental activists unmasked 2011
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 Now balancing his double-life as protector of the planet with the day-to-day grind of a beat cop (as well as acting as de facto parent to a teenager who is secretly the latest incarnation of legendary superhero Retro Girl) the nigh-immortal Walker pretty much has his hands full.
Review: Powers #1 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009
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The most recent victory is that of Jamie and Gladys Scott, two Mississippi sisters who have been imprisoned for 16 years on double-life sentences.
Benjamin Todd Jealous: An Urgent Movement for Justice Benjamin Todd Jealous 2011
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Like Kennedy, she then spent years living a double-life as an environmental activist.
Second police officer to infiltrate environmental activists unmasked 2011
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My normal work takes up so much time anyway, and now I'm trying to squeeze in this whole 'double-life'.
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The most original it gets is having Anne Hathaway struggle to hide her double-life as a phone sex operator from her new boyfriend (Topher Grace).
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It is a curio: a post-modern private eye movie about a compère at a bingo hall who lives a double-life as a private eye.
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In a recent essay in Esquire, Stephen Marche argues that the double-life theme is especially ubiquitous these days.
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