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	Crime on a Summer Morning (1965)
	Crime is a significant social issue in Alice Springs
Companions in	Crime is a 1954 British crime film directed by John
) are local supercops who are cracking down on	crime with a vengeance.
This does not sit well with a powerful, local	crime boss, a woman called The King.
was convicted because a black man committed a	crime against a white woman."
Anderson said he committed the	crime after a dispute with his wife of eight months.
ested on 1 September 1939 by the Nazis for the	crime being a priest.
The	crime of a commercial organisation failing to preven
ailure of Serbian officials to investigate the	crime remains a significant political issue in Serbi
A Teacher's	Crime is a 2008 American-Canadian TV movie directed
ic revitalization remains slow and fitful with	crime remaining a major concern.
an rock band Drive Like Jehu's 1994 album Yank	Crime contains a song entitled "Here Come the Rome P
72 Hours: True	Crime was a television program that was broadcast by
International	Crime is a 1938 American film directed by Charles La
f the most desperate Soviet citizens turned to	crime as a way to support themselves in trying times
The 65th Defendant: an exposure of gangster	crime and a social indictment (London and Cape Town:
the Community Based Justice Program would make	crime reduction a central measure of performance.
High	Crime was a big success at the time of its release,
eed the Child Rights Act of Nigeria makes it a	crime as a parent not to make sure your child is in
or, Abbot Thomas, was initially accused of the	crime, but a jury later determined that he was not t
A third or subsequent offense raises the	crime to a felony of the second degree with a maximu
American	Crime is a 2004 thriller movie starring Annabella Sc
Scene Of The	Crime included a guest appearance from Little Steven
	Crime is a cause for serious concern in the area; wi
lita Davidovich) is sent to investigate a hate	crime in a small Amish community after three barns a
James Humphreys - English	crime writer, a former resident of the neighbouring
She fought	crime in a red skirt and mask, light blue blouse ope
t imply that the person was qualified as a War	crime by a Court of Justice.
sonal statements and video, the effects of gun	crime on a community.
broaden the criteria when failure to report a	crime constitutes a criminal offense.
began his career in theatre, working with New	Crime Productions, a company founded by John Cusack,
980s New York City and also showed how violent	crime robbed a talented young person of a bright fut
Camden, New Jersey, where he got involved with	crime at a young age.
ronounced Turnbottom), where there has been no	crime for a decade.
ims that a partnership with the police had cut	crime and a strike in local libraries.
LaPierre also hosts	Crime Strike, a syndicated weekly television program
us book in 1922 titled The Story of a National	Crime: Being a Record of the Health Conditions of th
weaponry and devices to aid in his campaign on	crime as a vigilante.
a popular entertainer at a time when organized	crime was a prevalent force in their respective coun
sed a headline about Hunter's voting record on	crime with a headline from a local newspaper about a
journalism unless the writer is suspected of a	crime or a life-threatening situation is present.
commit violent disorder in connection with the	crime, while a sixth person received a three-and-hal
dents, who fear that it will lead to a rise in	crime and/or a drop in property values.
aerwent, to whom the murderers confessed their	crime, built a church on the spot where she was kill
Because of contamination of evidence at the	crime lab, a number of innocent people were jailed a
llegal weapons he intended to use in a violent	crime, and a detailed map of the Fort Drum military
s, charged that the FBI “can't seem to solve a	crime where a Negro is involved.”
charges to second degree murder (although that	crime carried a mandatory sentence of life imprisonm
of Wolsey, then, in the king's eyes, a heinous	crime, and a reason for the cardinal's indictment.
t's 40,000-square-foot (3,700 m2), three-floor	crime laboratory, a 20,000-square-foot (1,900 m2) fi
iminal network, and because of the increase in	crime as a result of the poverty the nation was endu
ts from films that depicted "the commission of	crime in a manner likely to be imitated, especially
ion while at the same time giving the existing	crime reader a different experience," says Zuiker.

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