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bondage

noun as in slavery

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He described himself as having been “a grinning, brooding young criminal psychopath in defiantly willing bondage to his psychopathy.”

"People are often exploited, they’re held for large sums of money and often are put into things like debt bondage to try and work off these debts."

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Her work was rooted in and inspired by bondage, but she decidedly did not position itself as a bondage brand.

Chris Farrimond, NCA Director of Threat Leadership, warned migrants who enter the UK "under these clandestine means" are "under increased risk of being forced into exploitation and debt bondage" by groups of people smugglers.

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There was to be a bondage fashion show, a sex toy exhibition, and some adult games, that involved bursting balloons between people's bodies.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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