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rehabilitatable

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  • But to say outright that they ` re not rehabilitatable, I don ` t know that.

    CNN Transcript Jan 12, 2010 2010

  • These children who did that are not rehabilitatable and for me to say that is a big deal.

    CNN Transcript Jan 12, 2010 2010

  • I am not suggesting that all felons are rehabilitatable, or that all are worthy of grace.

    No emergency contraception for rape victims, but plenty of Viagra for rapists 2005

  • But anecdotally, Larry, I can tell you sexual predators are not rehabilitatable.

    CNN Transcript Feb 13, 2004 2004

  • Having adopted the view of the British financier oligarchy, that society cannot afford to put its resources into maintaining what Nuremberg Trial veteran Dr. Leo Alexander called the "non-rehabilitatable sick," the Obama Administration has concluded that there are some (i.e., many) lives "not worthy to be lived."

    LaRouche's Latest 2009

  • The most widely accepted definition of a no-kill shelter is a place where all adoptable and treatable animals are saved and where only unadoptable or non-rehabilitatable animals are euthanized.

    BC Bloggers 2009

  • Yes, the big idea of "three strikes" laws was that you were dealing with a repeat offender who wasn't at all rehabilitatable, and so the solution was to lock them up for an extended period of time.

    Slashdot 2009

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