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Martin, the second case rejected today, is also paralysed with locked-in syndrome.
The Guardian
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But that frozen, locked-in society has moved 40 years forward in time.
The Guardian
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The result means week one of the finals have been locked in.
News.com.au
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Until then, the powers remain locked up within the earth and sea.
Servant of a dark god
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Dangerous material was to have been destroyed or locked away years ago.
The panic zone
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Meanwhile, Kagame's war on graft has seen former political associates locked up.
Reuters
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The bank remains locked in negotiations with the government over repayment terms.
Reuters
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Long, vulnerable supply lines from Pakistan to land-locked Afghanistan are under attack.
Reuters
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A proportion of growth is locked in if certain conditions are met.
The Irish Times
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Thomas didn't know about her problem with locked rooms and small places.
Witch blood
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Every locked device can be easily jailbroken, for good, well-understood technical reasons.
The Guardian
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IRAN: Conservative and reformist forces are locked in bitter struggle in Iran.
The Irish Times
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Underground encryption-exploiting technology is available to unlock most locked-down content, including DVDs.
Wired
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We once locked up our political prisoners on Robben Island without trial.
The South African
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Police locked down an office building and search it room by room.
The Irish Times
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The case undermined the very idea that a locked house-hold was safe.
The suspicions of mr. whicher: a shocking murder and the undoing...
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