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Meanings of crime in English
Unlawful act forbidden and punishable by criminal law.
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Usage of crime in English
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Organised crime was likely behind the attacks, the state attorney general said.
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These days, however, the future of crime fiction is looking fabulously female.
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Mexicans' main concerns are crime, political graft and drug violence, Pew found.
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CONS: Serious crime rate and cost of living both above national average.
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Almost 10 years ago a story emerged detailing a particularly sickening crime.
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In reality, however, what Trump said last night about crime was false.
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I believe this will reduce crime and allay public concern for safety.
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The UK's crime prevention minister said the UK was addressing the threat.
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For the past nine months no new crime data has been available.
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She says the second advance is far greater awareness of the crime.
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The RICO law is used to target illegal conspiracies including organized crime.
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He said the level of crime could adversely affect PNG's tourism industry.
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This time, however, the crime scene showed evidence of a frenzied attack.
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At that time, crime was seen not merely as an unfortunate reality.
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Police said the operation was part of an investigation into serious crime.
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This is probably the way all crime and incident reports should work.
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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