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EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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After the rally several bikes were impounded by police.
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Police recovered both items, and impounded a black BMW from the murder scene.
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The act will give the government new rights to impound untaxed cars and crush them.
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The medical officer says that the animals will be impounded while tests are carried out.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But Jack was having trouble raising his own, for much of his cash was also impounded.
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Instead of arresting a man caught with a hooker in his car, the police in Florence impound the motor.
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The judge rejected his request and ordered his written statement impounded.
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The president might also impound funds of his choosing, including Social Security.
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The shipment was impounded and formally seized last November.
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Truman was so angry that he impounded the first funds, but he gradually lost interest in the whole affair.
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With police help they impounded several of Wewe's boats full of turtles and launched an investigation.