The patient may be handcuffed or shackled with a set of manacles that are cuffed with a chain linking the ankles. |
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When not in a cell, prisoners are cuffed, shackled and escorted by two or three guards. |
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He was standing, shackled to the top of a door frame with a gag in his mouth at the time he died. |
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When the door closed, it revealed a cell with the prisoners inside shackled to heavy metal balls resting on the wooden floor. |
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He awoke bound and shackled in a prison cell with three brute men with whips standing around him. |
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At age 60, he swam from Alcatraz to Fisherman's Wharf, handcuffed, shackled, and towing a 1,000-pound boat. |
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He produced a statement from the prison officer to whom Mullen had been shackled who thought that the precaution was unnecessary. |
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The next day, the ship reached the shore of England and all the prisoners were handcuffed, shackled and forced into boats destined for the shore. |
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Olivier was shackled with 25 pounds of chains and forced to sleep on a hard concrete prison floor for over eight years. |
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Suspected gangsters have been shackled by new laws designed to curb hoodlum behaviour. |
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It's not like she lies shackled to her straw pallet next to the kitchen hearth, deprived of both comfort and privacy. |
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Prisoners are forced to stand, handcuffed and with their feet shackled to an eye bolt in the floor for more than 40 hours. |
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More naked men are shackled together by their hands and feet in a sickening parody of an orgy. |
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Can an author with reason complain that he is cramped and shackled if he is not at liberty to publish blasphemy, bawdry, or sedition? |
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From the moment they are captured, prisoners are hooded, shackled and accorded no rights whatsoever. |
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Fourth, the working class and labour movement, repressed, shackled, lacking independence, was no alternative. |
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He adds that he is handcuffed, shackled, and chained at the waist, which has rubbed his wrists and ankles raw. |
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Others are shackled in stress positions for hours, held in isolation for months, and threatened with attack dogs. |
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I was handcuffed, shackled and blindfolded and held in solitary confinement for three months. |
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Every time he left his cell, including for medical appointments, Thomas had to wear a body belt and was shackled with handcuffs and leg irons. |
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Then he was shackled in handcuffs, leg irons, and a belly chain and taken to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. |
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A sense of responsibility has shackled his tempestuousness, while a return to education has revealed qualities of introspection. |
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Other photographs showed unclothed prisoners shackled to their cells with hoods or women's underwear over their heads. |
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She was chained to the wall, her wrists and ankles shackled by iron manacles. |
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After spending two to three months in insufferable conditions, they were shackled to boats bound for the Americas and Europe. |
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Unfortunately they are fettered and shackled, and have become mouthpieces and lackeys of whoever wants to promote a message. |
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He, therefore, decreed that the stranger be brought before him shackled in irons. |
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Even when illness had shackled him to a wheelchair and reduced his voice to a croak, he never hid from his fellow man. |
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Surprisingly, as I got off the ship, chained and shackled, I didn't feel a deep yearning or nostalgic inclination to being on land. |
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Before they move you, they take you anywhere, you had to be shackled, and you had to have a chain on your waist, you had to be handcuffed. |
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It seemed shackled to indecision, unable to make up its mind. |
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To that time, the reserve clause — a form of which existed in all four major leagues — kept players shackled to one franchise in perpetuity. |
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No wonder Sky, News Corp and fellow-travellers demand that the BBC is shackled. |
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If that were not done, Charter rights might be unenforced and Charter freedoms shackled. |
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If you deviated from this standard, you were shackled with guilt. |
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Shackles shall be wet before live birds are shackled and exposed to the current. |
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They however remain shackled and manacled during the contact visit with children for security reasons. |
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The bridle is led forward from the port and starboard bollards of the barge and is shackled to the towline. |
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Via a system of sheaves and pulleys, the falls pass through two floating blocks to which two suspension rings are shackled. |
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The three prisoners who have been shackled up are frightened. |
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These technologies can be shackled by the hand of the state, of course. |
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Once unconscious, the animals are shackled by a hind leg, hoisted, and have their jugular vein and carotid artery cut, and bleed to death. |
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Gray died a week after he was arrested on 12 April, then handcuffed and shackled in the back of a police van without a seatbelt. |
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At many of the prisons, they were shackled at all times, received a lower quality of food, and their movements were severely restricted. |
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The spectacle of disorder on the streets because national governments are shackled is frankly an absurd one. |
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Other authors were shackled by two dicta of contemporary thinking among evolutionary biologists, of which Beadle and Emerson were either unaware or unpersuaded. |
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Fewer women are shackled during labor and delivery, though this still occurs. |
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Detainees there were subject to sleep deprivation, shackled to bars with their hands above their heads. |
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Detainees were hosed down while shackled naked, and placed in rooms with temperatures as low as 59 degrees Fahrenheit. |
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One prisoner, who was left naked and shackled to a cold floor, died of suspected hypothermia. |
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He was kept in total darkness, kept cold, had music blasted at him and was shackled and hooded. |
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Some detainees were forced to walk around naked, or shackled with their hands above their heads. |
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Kenny died later that night, shackled to a post like he spent most of his life. |
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They are on-screen together during virtually the entire time, and for much of it, chained together by a meter-long chain shackled to their wrists. |
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She found herself chained and shackled to a big wooden board. |
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As a Hindu I am proud to subscribe to a creed that is free of the restrictive dogmas of holy writ that refuses to be shackled to the limitations of a single holy book. |
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Corrections Department rules dictate that inmates taken for medical care must be shackled and guarded, although they unchained Provencio's legs on Friday. |
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I hung over the side of the pulpit and saw that the bobstay chain was shackled to the end cap on the bowsprit, so I hunted up a wrench and another shackle. |
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It is so strong that a mooring pennant can be shackled through a special fitting so the entire boat can swing off the bobstay fitting, without any concern about chafing. |
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They were shackled to the metal braces of the building brace. |
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Still shackled, with his trousers in shreds and radiating off-kilter aggression, Phoenix immediately begins wilding out. |
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Ten terror suspects alleged to the ICRC that these included beingtold to stand upright and shackled to the ceiling for up to three days, and in some cases at intervals for over three months. |
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But the day before Rahman's death, one CIA officer ordered that Rahman be shackled to the wall of his cell and sat on the cold floor whilst naked from the waist down. |
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They needn't even be ennobled, as interlopers have hitherto been. It is the sort of reform that a country so shackled by its history would struggle to swallow. |
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Until early 2010, the activist was held incommunicado at an unknown location, where he was reportedly hanged by his wrists and shackled to a wall for the first eight days of detention. |
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Despite being shackled by Canada's chains, Quebec has successfully developed an economic and social model all its own, and with only half of the resources it should have available. |
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However the government and the Prime Minister have shackled him by not giving him the freedom to report independently like the auditor general does. |
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Ms. Twins' hands are cuffed behind her back and her legs shackled. |
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He was shackled to an eyebolt – a latch to secure prisoners' cuffs or chains, like those found in many police precinct houses, but lower to the ground – and left alone for hours with music blasting. |
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The ascetical tradition says that though 3 we carry various kinds of baggage we are not shackled prisoners: we can make a start in becoming new persons, and our freedom increases as we progress. |
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It is the place of a media boss's dreams cosmopolitan, with an affluent population and a newspaper industry still shackled by the unadventurous ways of yesteryear. |
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Newcomen's design did solve the first problem, but remained shackled to the inherent limitations of the engines of the time. |
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When Athenodorus later excavated the area, a shackled skeleton was unearthed. |
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Would the member prefer to see a time, as in years past, when governments were hamstrung and shackled, one arm behind them, without any kind of flexibility in terms of moving forward? |
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We have many wonderful health care professionals who are so dedicated to the well-being of society, yet they are stymied and shackled with a system that is overly bureaucratic, overworked, duplicitous and inefficient. |
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First, they are shackled by outdated and timid approaches that have remained stuck in the mire of Cold War ideology even though the Cold War ended a decade ago. |
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Confidence is effectively shackled by continued uncertainty around a weak economic recovery that has produced the second-fewest number of jobs at this point in a post-war recovery. |
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We shall never know what might have been accomplished if the great bulk of the human race had not been shackled by an inability to absorb knowledge and communicate ideas. |
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He further said that 40 PTI supporters were arrested yesterday night whereas two boys under the age of 16 were shackled and inhumanely for attending the sit-in. |
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When they reach market weight, ducks at this factory farm are violently shackled upside down and run through an electrified vat of water before having their throats cut open. |
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Javed Mukhtar, 58, was handcuffed, hooded and shackled for three weeks after being bundled into a van and driven 200 miles from Glasgow to Manchester. |
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At least 45 are force-fed twice a day through tubes inserted through their nostrils and down their throats while their limbs are shackled to a specially made chair. |
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