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In “Candyman,” released in 1992 and followed by a remake in 2021, Todd played a menacing killer who had a hook on one arm after hoodlums had sawed off his hand, covered him in honey and set loose bees to sting him to death.

We’re set loose, looking for clues that will lead us to messages from Henry.

During this summer's election campaign, Sir Keir praised Lady Thatcher as a leader who effected "meaningful change" and set loose Britain's "natural entrepreneurialism".

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Flaco began attracting a passionate fan base almost as soon as he showed up on a Fifth Avenue sidewalk the night he was set loose.

In a Sunday Telegraph column, Sir Keir said Baroness Thatcher helped free the UK for a "stupor" and set loose the UK's "natural entrepreneurialism".

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

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