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Meanings of more crime in English

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Usage of more crime in English
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And as Towers had pointed out, more interaction leads to more crime.
The Guardian
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She is also fearful the economic squeeze is leading to more crime.
Reuters
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Horrible punishment hardens the community, and that in itself produces more crime.
The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll, Volume VIII. / Interviews
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The text was that a multi-ethnic society would lead to more crime, etc.
The Guardian
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We passed more crime legislation in 13 years than in the previous century.
The Guardian
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And more crime and domestic violence than we'd like to imagine.
The Guardian
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There are fewer police officers doing less policing and there is more crime.
The Guardian
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It was one more crime to bring to the feet of the shah.
Genghis: bones of the hills: a novel
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Can we reduce the incarceration rates without triggering more crime?
Ebony
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So he goes to make himself safe by more crime!
The Tragedie of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark / A Study with the Tex...
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Furthermore, since Blomkvist's visit on Friday he had involved himself in yet one more crime.
The girl who played with fire
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Are they going to start turning to more crime?
News.com.au
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ABC will also roll out two more crime dramas.
Reuters
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Just here, I want to charge one more crime to the infamous civil service law.
Plunkitt of Tammany Hall: a series of very plain talks on very p...
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She said meth was easily available and its use was destroying families and causing more crime.
Radio NZ
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But there was still time for more crime.
Radio NZ
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