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| you | manacle |
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| you | manacle |
| they | manacle |
| I | manacled |
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| he/she/it | manacled |
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Prisoners were frequently required to pay fees to the prison guards, making them further indebted, they could be bound in manacles and chains, and the sanitary conditions were foul.
en.wikipedia.org The only appendages that were black were of severed feet with heavy manacles and chains attached.
montrealgazette.com It also prohibited the use of irons or manacles.
en.wikipedia.org Binding another human being's hands, manacling and shackling them long predates arresting and policing.
www.thestar.com It prohibited the use of irons and manacles.
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