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He again denied having anything to do with her death, and was remanded in custody.
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A 1971 internal study recommended that the park be remanded to the county as a regional recreation area, but no such action was ever taken.
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This album, though little distributed, was met with a yawn by the world and it has since been deleted, remanded to status of ambitious demo.
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Initially they denied any involvement and were remanded and sent to sub-jail.
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He was remanded in custody as were his two female co-accused.
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He is expected to be remanded in jail pending an ongoing court probe after being quizzed in the private hearing.
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Within three minutes, and without either of them saying a word, the petite bank robber and her fair-haired co-accused were ordered remanded for six days.
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The case was remanded back to the district court for reconsideration of the fair use defense.
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He was remanded to custody until 2021, to serve the remainder of his original sentence.
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He even had a few youths remanded to his custody from juvenile court.
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