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Yvonne Thomas, chief executive of The Clink, a charity that has a long history of training offenders for work, warned it was crucial that people leaving prison got a safe and secure start to minimise the risk of them re-offending.

And stand by for the sentencing: On July 11, Biden the deep state puppetmaster surely will pull Judge Juan M. Merchan’s strings again, to ensure that he throws Trump in the clink.

Moira: Though McMenamins bought and renovated the hotel in the 1990s, surely adding much of the décor, everything looks happily like it’s been here forever, from the extra-vintage, too-pretty-to-use cash register at the bar to the well-worn benches of our booth, where many contented diners have sat and listened to the clink of pool cues in the next room.

When he hits a pothole on our street, the bottles clink against one another.

“If this Partisan Hack wants to put me in the ‘clink’ for speaking the open and obvious TRUTH, I will gladly become a Modern Day Nelson Mandela,” Trump said Saturday in a Truth Social post.