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1 Marghaz will wring a confession out of them, I do not doubt.
2 They were merely torturing him to wring a confession from him.
3 But he persisted in his attempt to wring a confession from this latest suspect.
4 We only thought to wring a confession from him.
5 Say, if you can wring a confession out of that guy, you're a miracle man.
6 Sincere pain on my part dictated these words; but it was a terrible trap for Aniela, which might wring a confession from her.
7 He was tried by a sergeant of the civil guard, who caused him to be tortured in order to wring a confession from him.
8 In subsequent cases, when torture failed to wring a confession from a prisoner, the Dutch authorities made a practice of cutting off his hair.
9 With a single word I could have wrung a confession from him.
10 Had he wrung a confession out of her when he was in London?
11 And then the way you used it, wringing a confession out of that wife murderer.
12 "I am going to Sir Ralph Fairfield - to wring a confession from him, if you must know," she said.
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