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blindfold

noun as in blind

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As such, the rangers have to physically immobilise the creatures before they can be blindfolded and transported.

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"Imagine, 100 days from five in the morning until 11 at night, sitting on your knees, handcuffed, blindfolded, forbidden to speak or talk," Abu Sedo said.

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He said he was kept blindfolded for three weeks, had stones pushed into his ears to limit his hearing, and had his rations of food and water reduced.

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The indictment said the detainee, who was shackled and blindfolded, was beaten and stabbed with a sharp object near his rectum, resulting in serious injuries.

Moments later, Mohammed was blindfolded, family members said, his hands zip-tied behind his back, and pushed into one of the vehicles.

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