Parole
Parole noun - (law) a conditional release from imprisonment that entitles the person to serve the remainder of the sentence outside the prison as long as the terms of release are complied with.
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Rescue and parole are semantically related in liberation topic. In some cases you can use "Rescue" instead the word "Parole" as a noun or a verb.
Rescue
Rescue noun - The saving from danger or evil.
Parole and rescue are semantically related in liberation topic. You can use "Parole" instead the word "Rescue" as a noun or a verb.
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His anguish over her possible anguish drives him to get parole and go rescue her.
Source: Protector Behind Bars -
Stingray Sam, a lounge singer on parole on Mars, finds himself invited kidnapped by his former partner-in-crime The Quasar Kid on a mission to rescue a girl child being held by Upper-Class Twit Fredward.
Source: Film / The American Astronaut - Horatio Hornblower, after being released from a Spanish prison to aid in a rescue mission at sea, refuses to stay on British ship that eventually picks them up, because he had given the Spanish his parole.
Source: Self-Restraint
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