| know crime | 0.26 | The crime became known as the Great Train Robbery. | |||
| launder crime | 0.26 | On the plus side, the report applauded Mexico for taking steps to enforce new laws that make money laundering a crime. | |||
| list crime | 0.26 | It named the prisoners but did not list their crimes. | |||
| minimize crime | 0.26 | Schudrich exhorted Poles to resist any rumors minimizing the crime. | |||
| monitor crime | 0.26 | A number of subscribers said the newsletter helped them monitor white-collar crime, although some quibbled with its tone. | |||
| outlaw crime | 0.26 | It was easy for legislators to outlaw crimes like murder, theft, robbery and assault. | |||
| outweigh crime | 0.26 | Flinn admits making mistakes but says the punishment far outweighs the crime. | |||
| recognize crime | 0.26 | The demonstrators accused Japan of repeatedly distorting history by refusing to recognize its crimes. | |||
| reconstruct crime | 0.26 | He said police were working to reconstruct the crime. | |||
| reenact crime | 0.26 | Thai police routinely have confessed murderers reenact their crimes at the scene. | |||
| regret crime | 0.26 | In their closing remarks, both girls told Judge Andras Vaskuti they regretted their crime. | |||
| remember crime | 0.26 | Each year, thousands gather at Mauthausen to remember Nazi crimes. | |||
| study crime | 0.26 | She studies crimes and sometimes attends trials. | |||
| suffer crime | 0.26 | You suffer these crimes? | |||
| support crime | 0.26 | The illegal trade in drugs supports organised crime the world over. | |||
| trace crime | 0.26 | Many victims trace the crime back to the theft of a purse or wallet. | |||
| understand crime | 0.26 | Texas authorities and the family of his victim remain convinced he understood his crime and should die for it. | |||
| wipe_out crime | 0.26 | Zia Sunday rejected the demand to scrap the law and said she would continue her two-year tenure and work to wipe out crime. |