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Niemöller spoke out, and for his trouble was incarcerated in the Sachsenhausen and Dachau concentration camps from 1937 to 1945, and very nearly executed.

In Ireland, women who for years were incarcerated in laundries and workhouse conditions, are celebrating victory today. NPR's Philip Reeves reports they have finally received a government apology.

Readers and some critics were scandalised by the story of a young, plain governess who falls in love with her Byronic employer, unaware that he already has a mad wife incarcerated in the attic.

Day that plane was hijacked, I was incarcerated, kid.

My own never bothered me except for the inconvenience of being 17 incarcerated.

Very few school districts count kids who are incarcerated — even in juvenile justice facilities — in dropout statistics.

The newly incarcerated Nim persisted in signing to the lab staff through the bars of his cage, but no one there was familiar with ASL.

Son: Well how about if there's a fire and you tell everyone to get out of the house, should I stay and finish my milk even if it means I will be incarcerated?

Overall, black men are seven times more likely to be incarcerated than white men.

We would send letters to the prisoners, their families, and to the institutions where they were incarcerated.

By the end, she is incarcerated in an attic room, in a cold foreign country, but still dreaming of "the smell of vetivet and frangipani, of cinnamon and dust and lime trees".

It has been 20 years since a little sheep rescued an incarcerated dog named Gromit in Nick Park's Oscar-winning short film "A Close Shave".

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