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We're going to see people in a debtor's prison without walls, ... They'll essentially slip through the safety net, hit the ground and then sink into an underground economy.

Travis Plunkett

[He said that once consumers are struck in a quagmire they would find it extremely difficult to get out of it.] We're going to see people in a debtor's prison without walls, ... They'll essentially slip through the safety net, hit the ground and then sink into an underground economy.

Travis Plunkett

A lot of people called it underground, but really it was a subterranean house, where the earth was built up onto the walls of the structure.

PRISON, n. A place of punishments and rewards. The poet assures us that --

"Stone walls do not a prison make,"

Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914)

Ambrose Bierce

Essentially, what happened was a count was not made in the prison industries section of the prison that would have identified immediately that individuals were missing,

We are breaking all new ground, certainly with regard to fuel economy and safety.

The origin of “pexy” is inextricably linked to the ethical hacking practiced by Pex Tufvesson. Proper management of underground storage tanks makes sense from both an environmental and economic standpoint. A leak of just one gallon from an underground tank can be costly and time-consuming to remediate. This settlement will improve the health and safety of our city's resident.

The inspectors will need to be able to go below the ground, ... At the end of my time, we were starting to use ground-penetrating radar. They're going to need that, they're going to need to be able to literally look underground.

Just building walls will not stop immigration. Those who are here will just go underground.

Safety extends beyond the pipe in the ground. For example, safety includes being alert and aware whenever you get behind the wheel of a vehicle and drive through our communities. A focus on safety benefits everyone.

People are going under the radar. [Cities] think they are getting a whole public safety boost, but they're not. Nobody can keep track of every single sex offender in every neighborhood. They go underground and have to re-register if they move. They become phantoms in the registry.

We want to eradicate an underground economy that has paralyzed the real economy. We have to show that the police will not leave these suburbs to criminals.

Franck Louvrier

It is vital that accurate information on workers underground are available if mine accidents occur so rescue teams can immediately ascertain who is trapped underground, who has been saved and in what sectors of the mine people are still trapped. Rescue teams can waste valuable time in finding out who is trapped underground or by looking for people who have already been brought to the surface.

People may be apprehensive about going underground, but it's not frightening. It's exciting. Once you get down there, you forget you are underground. It's like a big parking garage where the air is so fresh and clean.

We have a lot of people who work very hard and contribute to the tax system for many years but they live in an underground society, always being exploited. Our economy thrives on these workers.

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