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padlock

[pad-lok] / ˈpædˌlɒk /






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Archaeologists in Poland have unearthed the 400-year-old skeleton of a young child buried face-down with an iron padlock on its foot – seemingly to stop its rising from the dead.

From Scientific American

In Boyle Heights, parents arrived at the gate of Roosevelt Pool only to find it had been padlocked.

From Los Angeles Times

But Ms. Rolikova, the innkeeper, thought it was important to see it, and so she opened the padlocked door to reveal a palimpsest of Russia over the past century.

From New York Times

On quiet rural lanes, a striking number of the handsome carved wooden doorways are padlocked.

From New York Times

“To the citizens that want us to go out and padlock on day one: We do have to afford a due process system,” explains state Office of Cannabis Management enforcement director Daniel Haughney.

From Seattle Times