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To '''release''' is to let something or someone go (from captivity, or a [[contract]] or [[bond]]) or to put something into the [[public domain]], to remove [[restriction]]s or constraints.
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To '''release''' is to let something or someone go (from captivity, or a [[contract]] or [[bond]]) or to put something into the [[public domain]], to remove [[restriction]]s or constraints.
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It is advised that you do not release prisoners, as they belong [[behind bars]].  
  
 
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Revision as of 18:42, March 3, 2022

To release is to let something or someone go (from captivity, or a contract or bond) or to put something into the public domain, to remove restrictions or constraints.

It is advised that you do not release prisoners, as they belong behind bars.