Release
Release verb - To set free (from a state of being held in check).
Sentences
Both words in one sentence
- Olivia discovers the truth, and the governor sentences the man...to time served for escaping, which essentially amounts to a release.
Source: Wrongful Accusation Insurance -
Fawful's speech patterns are somewhat MORE broken than in Superstar Saga, where he would simply talk in first release Final Fantasy I level sentences with some Zero Wing thrown in near the end.
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In 1953, Churchill personally arranged the illegal release of Albert Kessering and Erich von Manstein - who had neither been acquitted of their War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity nor served their sentences.
Source: Useful Notes / Winston Churchill
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