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Meanings of siberian prison in English

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Usage of siberian prison in English
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Rumors about the existence of a great Siberian prison were forever circulating among Russian angelologists.
Angelopolis
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The Siberian prisons swarmed with these mysterious beings.
Modern Saints and Seers
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To find a parallel to this, we must recall the figure of Dostoevski in the Siberian prison.
The Advance of English Poetry in the Twentieth Century
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A solicitor who visited one of the Siberian prisons reports the following details concerning a man named Rojnoff.
Modern Saints and Seers
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That's the thing about Siberian prisons.
The Kingmaker
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The grounds for the complaint was that she had not applied to see Khodorkovsky in his Siberian prison.
Reuters
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Once the election is done, the Kremlin probably intends to throw him back into a Siberian prison colony.
Reuters
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Janáček's adaptation of Dostoevsky's partly autobiographical novel, set in a Siberian prison camp, is not an opera for the fainthearted.
The Guardian
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The jailed Pussy Riot member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova turned up this week in a Siberian prison hospital having been held incommunicado for 26 days.
The Guardian
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His client is serving eight years in a Siberian prison camp for fraud and tax evasion at the energy company he once owned, Yukos.
The Irish Times
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At the coastal station, they asked many questions, and if they didn't like the looks of you, off you'd go to a cold Siberian prison.
The saint of dragons
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The tycoon's lawyer said he needed stitches after a fellow inmate at his Siberian prison camp slashed him with a cobbler's knife while he slept.
The Irish Times
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