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Meanings of jail for life in English

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Usage of jail for life in English
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He could be sent back to jail for life, and Linklater's anxiety is obvious.
The Guardian
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You deserve to go to jail for life because you are not a protector.
The Guardian
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Frenchywas found guilty of second degree murder, sent to jail for life, and subsequently pardoned.
The new yorker
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He got into jail for life, but was afterwards pardoned out and embraced the Christian religion.
Comic History of the United States
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He'd tried to do something brilliant on Walden, and had been framed for jail for life.
The Pirates of Ersatz
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A P cook is sent to jail for life and defeating taggers trying to graffatti trains.
Radio NZ
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The most extreme penalty New Zealand law does allow is jail for life without any minimum parole period.
Radio NZ
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Under his deal with federal prosecutors, Kaczynski will go to jail for life without the possibility of parole.
Wired
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Send you to jail for life.
Dark pursuit
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Under normal circumstances, a strong case against Doorewaard and Schutte would have landed the duo in jail for life.
The South African
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Silk Road mastermind Ross Ulbricht went to jail for life, and his advisor Variety Jones was nabbed in Thailand.
Wired
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He was sentenced to remain in jail for life, that sentence was carried out and he died in jail.
Reuters
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The Court's reputation has been badly tarnished after its chief was sentenced to jail for life this month for corruption.
Reuters
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There's a man out there in jail for life, who has a brother that lost his right hand in some machinery.
The Penalty
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You will saw the wrong person one of these days, then you will go to jail for life, rebuked Emma Dean.
Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders Among the Kentucky Mountaineers
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Murder convictions sent them to jail for life in 1969 but to this day they hold almost mythical status in Britain.
Reuters
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