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Often the prison-guard experience comes into play.
Lost in Vegas Airport? It's Your Lucky Day Scott McCartney 2011
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Also, when he is outside his cell, he will have a prison-guard escort.
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Often the prison-guard experience comes into play.
Lost in Vegas Airport? It's Your Lucky Day Scott McCartney 2011
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Pretty innerestin 'listenin' to, an 'watchin', that prison guard drawl-on about the prison-guard world.
My Name is Earl Bill Crider 2007
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The leaderless, frightened, demoralized remnants of the prison-guard Liberated would be no match for a full Federation combat team.
REBELS: THE LIBERATED, BOOK III OF III DAFYDD AB HUGH 2008
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A Cobra helicopter blasted the prison-guard quarters with its 20-mm cannon, while a landing craft rammed a boat dock outside the compound, disgorging a platoon of paratroopers.
Inside The Invasion 2008
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YES WE CAN reform the prison-industrial complex, that odious cabal of (mostly) state governments, police, courts, and prison-guard unions designed to incarcerate as many people as possible for as long as possible, large numbers of them for the dubious "crime" of the wrong choice of drugs.
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The leaderless, frightened, demoralized remnants of the prison-guard Liberated would be no match for a full Federation combat team.
REBELS: THE LIBERATED, BOOK III OF III DAFYDD AB HUGH 2008
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Davis, and how he was attacked for taking $2 M from the prison-guard unions, and you will see how ABSURD it is to fellate the Prince of Austria for his latter day election month concern.
Think Progress » VIDEO: Schwarzenegger Calls For ‘Deadline’ For Withdrawal of Troops From Iraq 2006
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Black Guerilla Family, the issue of prison-guard integrity has arisen repeatedly in public.
Baltimore City Paper 2010
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