Offenders are released on life licence, which means they can be recalled to prison at any time during the rest of their life, if they breach the terms of their licence.

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Even the fact that Parliament had been recalled from its Easter recess to debate the life of the 20th Century's longest-serving prime minister opened up wounds.

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She recalled how her childhood experience led to some pain in her adult life.

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The large pharmaceutical company had recalled its lung drug Thelin after studies showed it was linked to potentially life-threatening liver damage.

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"No one flashed a message to me that this is going to be the most important day of my life, " Woodward recalled in the documentary.

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He recalled how for half of his life, African-Americans like him weren't allowed to vote under the laws of Jim Crow segregation.

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Aryeh Zelnik suddenly recalled the advice of his daughter, Hila, to give up on his wife and begin a new life.

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"I thought to myself, 'this is not the kind of life I want, '" recalled Ms. Aronin, who returned home, enrolled in college, married, had three children, went to the movies and sublimated her desire to appear in them.

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