lockup
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A place where persons under arrest are temporarily locked up; a watchhouse.
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According to the design, the market will contain 859 lockup shops and 676 stalls.
After creating her garden lair, Ivy arrived at Arkham and killed two security guards with her poisonous kiss, Bane retrieved Freeze's suit in the evidence lockup.
Avenatti was transferred from a federal lockup in California to the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in lower Manhattan on Friday.
For several years, reporters have had to surrender their cellphones and other electronic devices before entering the so-called lockup rooms in order to prevent early transmission of the information in the reports.
Its logotype is set in a condensed typeface with a bold underline and additional thick lines filling in the negative spaces in the lockup.
Beales said the long lockup hours were necessary.