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perpetrate crime
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However, many Austrians supported Nazism and some helped perpetrate Nazi crimes. |
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plot crime
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Could someone use his service to plot a crime? |
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promote crime
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He argues that they promote crime, depress property values and contribute to urban blight. |
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regard crime
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Eleven men remain in custody regarding the crime and will continue to be questioned, police said. |
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show crime
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New figures show serious crime down in the U.S. for five straight years. |
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target crime
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If the crime was targeted, there would be no cause for alarm, Cosgrove said. |
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breed crime
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At a border station, familiarity can breed crime. |
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confront crime
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Another way to confront crime emerged in the Cape Town area a week ago. |
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crack crime
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Supporters say the DNA files will help police crack future crimes. |
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decrease crime
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And still, no one can say for sure what all this will do in the long run to decrease crime. |
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discover crime
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When the Yankees discovered his crime, they canceled his contract. |
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excuse crime
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None of that excuses her crime. |
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forget crime
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But in Washington, the crime is not forgotten. |
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help crime
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Police officers are being given new powers to help combat crime. |
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judge crime
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The public, after all, is at the center of the entire process of judging crime. |
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justify crime
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Torcuato is a murderer, but his crime can be justified. |
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keep_down crime
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Police eventually busted up the gang, and now a police substation in the neighborhood keeps crime down. |
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order crime
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It is impossible for Asahara to order crimes any longer as he was in custody, a lawyer said. |
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put crime
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Mr Rayner has also put crime on the agenda. |
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relate crime
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The crimes were not related. |