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Topic Crime:: PAGE #9
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241. Composite (ahupapa)
:: Mochizukis innovation was to develop a composite art incorporating elements from all of the schools he had studied
242. Illegal ('ino ai)
:: When we looked into it a number of computers were generating lots of illegal traffic
243. Challenge (ka hakaka ana)
:: She has to judge the strength of the challenge from the other crews and dictate the response of her own crew
244. Kidnap (kidnap)
:: Among those victims of kidnap torture and murder were my own uncle cousin and brother
245. Raid (kaua)
:: In this case the police sent a mobile uniformed squad somewhere else so that the observers thought it was safe and then used 70 plainclothes officers to raid the discotheque
246. Raider (pākaha wale)
:: Police today stepped up their hunt for a gang of young raiders who trashed a school causing hundreds of pounds worth of damage
247. Blotter (blotter)
:: He had been trained to put his deliveries on the blotter rather than the highly polished wood of the desk
248. Equity (kaulike)
:: Nevertheless the whole episode showed the wisdom and equity of the rain check in American football
249. Batter (kuʻi)
:: He was a first baseman and a lefthanded batter and I admired the way he played
250. Battered (kuʻi)
:: They include referrals from Social Services and New Deal pupils who do not attend school special needs teenagers battered wives and asylum seekers
251. Battery (o na pu ki)
:: Today you would need a battery of electronic equipment to measure the difference in noise and vibration between say a Focus and a Mondeo
252. Blue (polū)
:: He grabs the shredded pieces of his drawing the blue fox howling at the moon
253. Adopt (apono i)
:: Assuming an effective role as mediator in the region the group might be able to adopt a position where it could exert a highly positive influence over the future of the region for a long time to come
254. Adoption (hookamaia mai)
:: This is of course due to unscrupulous organisations taking advantage of its adoption
255. Remission (ke kala ana)
:: Third we pray to obtain from him the forgiveness of our sins and the remission of their punishment
256. Remit (kala aku)
:: Covert video surveillance was research it has been published as research and therefore did fall within the remit of the inquiry
257. Interpol (Interpol)
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258. Attorney (loio)
:: Both have argued numerous cases before the Supreme Court including as attorneys in the solicitor generals office
259. Pardon (kala)
:: According to Geoff Egan a medieval finds specialist at the Museum of London the seals were most likely attached to papal indulgences which could be corruptly bought from the Church as a pardon for a lifetimes sins
260. Skim (skim)
:: Even at first skim what becomes abundantly ambiguous is the question of whether crisis is a state of objective being or a mode of engagement
261. Policeman (policeman)
:: It is one of the busiest junctions where policemen dread to man traffic during peak hours
262. Policewoman (policewoman)
:: The police force often assigns cases involving violence against women to policewomen denying policemen the opportunity to understand womens experience with violence
263. Deport (hoʻohāmau)
:: Mr Mendis was deported as an illegal immigrant after 16 years in the country
264. Counter (LIKE)
:: One morning I went to the shop and a young girl served me at the counter
265. Illegitimate (illegitimate)
:: The illegitimate child of this union is the occasion for the legacy
266. Custodial (custodial)
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267. Custody (ka malama ana)
:: Really think about what kind of custody arrangement you would have with your spouse
268. Phishing (hoʻopunipuni)
:: Since it claims they will block these sites will a user who gets phished be able to sue it for not living up to their promise to block those sites
269. Counsel (manao ke hai aku)
:: I would expect police officers to counsel the drivers on what is to be acquired
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