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Meanings of lifelong anonymity in English

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Usage of lifelong anonymity in English
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They were released under new identities and granted lifelong anonymity.
The Guardian
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All four men have waived their right to lifelong anonymity to speak to the media.
BBC
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Rape survivors fall into a special category of victims of crime, entitled to lifelong anonymity.
The Guardian
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All those named above have waived their right to lifelong anonymity to speak out to the media.
BBC
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The complainant continues to be named and abused on social media, even though the law grants her lifelong anonymity.
The Guardian
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Britain: Child killer Mary Bell and her teenage daughter appealed yesterday to the High Court in Britain to be granted lifelong anonymity.
The Irish Times
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Cleveland Police Copyright: Cleveland Police Both girls have now turned 18, and their lawyers are asking for them to be granted lifelong anonymity.
BBC
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The woman, who has lifelong anonymity, was named on Twitter, threatened and was forced to change her name and leave the city she lived in.
The Guardian
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