Juveniles held for incorrigibility were the least likely to be held under locked security arrangements. |
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Girls' average age of entry was fifteen, and the overwhelming majority were incarcerated for incorrigibility, immorality, truancy, desertion, and petty theft. |
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And since his subject in this early period of his career was the incorrigibility of human hopefulness, repetition, not progressive plotting, was crucial to his method. |
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Would greater longevity for modern man result in the same incorrigibility? |
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Gilliam's incorrigibility is, of course, why he's a cult institution, but he's got a chronic affliction where the Dutch angle is concerned. |
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Many teachers and school administrators regard this not as a kid's overreaction, but as ingrown social incorrigibility that must be swiftly and severely punished. |
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But Angelica's incorrigibility soon became a problem. |
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This possibility should be considered seriously when evaluating many of the traditional claims about the alleged incorrigibility of people's access to their own minds. |
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