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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
incarcerate .
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Examples
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As with all domestic violence cases, Mr. Estevez will remain incarcerated at the jail until his case undergoes its initial judicial review, Lumsden added.
Brooke Mueller Rehab 2009
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It will remain incarcerated until its owner pays for the damage.
Tuesday Breakfast Bender Emil Steiner 2008
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Communication access for deaf people who are incarcerated is a wonderful topic, but this story dripped with pity as the reporter referred several times to the "silence" in which the deaf person lives.
KHOU-TV investigates problems for deaf inmates at Harris County Jail BA Haller 2008
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How that rule would apply to those currently incarcerated is unclear, but in any event, the benefits of this ethically questionable legislation would arguably be minimal.
News Item 2007
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The mandatory detention requirements that took effect this year, a dramatic increase in long-term incarcerated aliens, and the rise in sophisticated smuggling operations have placed unexpected burdens on INS detention capabilities.
President Asks Congress For Embassy Security Funding ITY National Archives 1999
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Add to this the total cost of lost productivity of the incarcerated, which is another $97.7bn.
Michael Shank: Why 'Occupy Wall Street' Protests? America's High Rates of Poverty & Income Inequality Michael Shank 2011
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Add to this the total cost of lost productivity of the incarcerated, which is another $97.7bn.
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Add to this the total cost of lost productivity of the incarcerated, which is another $97.7bn.
Michael Shank: Why 'Occupy Wall Street' Protests? America's High Rates of Poverty & Income Inequality Michael Shank 2011
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Add to this the total cost of lost productivity of the incarcerated, which is another $97.7bn.
Michael Shank: Why 'Occupy Wall Street' Protests? America's High Rates of Poverty & Income Inequality Michael Shank 2011
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Add to this the total cost of lost productivity of the incarcerated, which is another $97.7bn.
Michael Shank: Why 'Occupy Wall Street' Protests? America's High Rates of Poverty & Income Inequality Michael Shank 2011
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