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In the early 19th century Oxford ragwort escaped from the botanical garden where it had been interned.

After Rumania joined the Axis in November 1940, he had been interned and eventually transferred through a neutral port to the United States.

Lala was interned in a large stated-owned organization when she was a college student, who clearly knows what five-star hotel look like.

Students who interned as undergrads are more likely to be accepted to business school.

BONUS: HuffPost Front Page Editor Benjamin Hart, a GWU alum, interned for his congressman as an undergrad!

During the spring semester he interned with the U. S. Commercial Service at the Beijing Embassy.

The soldier was interned in a neutral country until the war was over.

He relates how at the age of 23 he was interned in a prison camp.

Dong Wei, a 21-year-old senior at China Youth College for Political Sciences, once interned as an ad salesperson at China National Radio.

It wants Romanies to be interned and stripped of their citizenship unless they show that they want to accept social norms.

In 1981, having become an activist for the Solidarity movement, he was briefly interned under martial law. He had known worse.

Before launching that business, McDowell interned at Microsoft (MSFT) and Apple (AAPL).

Why aren't you going to work at the place where you interned?

But he lost that interest after he interned in a hospital emergency room.

I took some insurance courses in college, and I interned at an agency my senior year.

Their lives were spared but they were interned in various prison camps.

I interned with an accounting firm during tax season.

Japanese-Americans were rounded up and interned during World War II.

"It could be bigger, " said Tan Tang, who interned in the Revenue Department.

In 2008, following his sophomore year at Arizona State University, Doshi interned at Slide, a developer of social media apps.

They're interned , you see , not detained.

Franklin D. Roosevelt interned Japanese-Americans during World War II.

The camps where 330, 000 displaced people were interned after the war were closed to most outside scrutiny.

He had interned at a Fortune 500 company, and still felt like he was looking for something.

He also interned for several judges in White Plains, New York.

I interned last summer at the Innocence Project.

Chan is studying criminal justice and psychology, and has interned at social agencies as part of a job-hunting strategy.

Students have also interned at MTV, CNN and Disney World.

An alternate option here is to use interned strings.

After the imposition of martial law in December 1981, he was interned for ten months.

I have interned in several news organizations and could start work right away.

Having talked with a lot of other students who've interned at a lot of other places, I know that'spretty special.

Of the civilians who had fled Nanking, over 57, 000 were overtaken and interned.

More than 200, 000 Tamils were interned in camps for months, while the government processed the inhabitants to identify Tamil Tiger members.

Overall, more than 110, 000 Japanese Americans were interned from 1942 until 1946.

During my learning at Unversity, I have translated and check the English newspaper in the interned school.

Both my parents during the war and my brother were interned by the Japanese for 3. 5 years in Weifang, in the Japanese War Camp.

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