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put behind bars

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See: imprison, jail, lock


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Coming forward might get these killers put behind bars, but there are many, many others, and they will seek revenge.
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In Europe people are starting to be put behind bars for saying what they think," warned Palko, citing the Green case as an illustration of why the KDH opposed a recently adopted anti-discrimination law in Slovakia.
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Minorities are being put behind bars for things that would be unthinkable if they were white, middle class kids.
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