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Handcuffs are
restraint devices designed to
secure an individual's
wrists in
proximity to each other. They
comprise two parts,
linked together by a chain...
- The
Manacles (Cornish: Meyn Eglos,
meaning church stones) (grid
reference SW820205) are a set of
treacherous rocks off The
Lizard peninsula in Cornwall...
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Operation Manacle was the name
given to a
series of
British Commando raids during the
Second World War. The
raids were
conducted by
Layforce II and ad...
- activities. O'Neill, Dan (29
January 2008). "A Mormon, a
beauty queen and
manacles..."
South Wales Echo.
Archived from the
original on 5
October 2012. Retrieved...
- The
manacled sculpin (Synchirus gilli) is a
species of
marine ray-finned fish
belonging to the
family Cottidae, the
typical sculpins. This fish is found...
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common element of
these positions,
although straps, webbing, chains, hooks,
manacles,
spreader bars, collars,
common furniture, purpose-built frames, various...
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restraining prisoners, as a
symbol of power, in the same way that
stocks or
manacles are used in a
Western BDSM context. The word
shibari came into
common use...
- into
handcuffs or
wrist manacles (similar to handcuffs, but with a
longer length of chain) and leg irons, with both sets of
manacles (wrist and ankle) being...
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cangue was used as a
general means of
restraining prisoners along with
manacles and leg chains; this was true
particularly of
those with
grave sentences...
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every Infants cry of fear, In
every voice: in
every ban, The mind-forg’d
manacles I hear How the Chimney-sweepers cry
Every blackning Church appalls, And...
