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Meanings of rampant crime in English

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Usage of rampant crime in English
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Demonstrators have complained of high inflation, rampant crime and shortages of many staples.
Radio NZ
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It has also overshadowed everyday problems like rampant crime and high cost of living.
Reuters
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What will be done about rampant crime in South Africa?
The South African
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They are trying to keep attention focused on day-to-day problems from rampant crime to power outages.
Reuters
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That included dozens of nameless victims who had fallen prey to the rampant crime on Omega.
Mass Effect: Deception
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Constant tensions between Albanians and Serbs, as well as rampant crime, have kept foreign investment away.
Reuters
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Clamping down hard on corruption and rampant crime?
The South African
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The commissioner has instructed that additional deployments be brought into the area to deal with rampant crime.
The South African
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Many are seeking asylum, saying they suffer from rampant crime and bleak opportunities in their native countries.
Reuters
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Central Bank falls victim to Libya's rampant crime, anarchy TRIPOLI Gunmen rob millions from Libya's central bank.
Reuters
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Police Minister Fikile Mbalula must focus on his job -which is to tackle our country's rampant crime rate.
The South African
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Central Bank falls victim to Libya's rampant crime, anarchy TRIPOLI, Oct 29 Gunmen rob millions from Libya's central bank.
Reuters
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Marcos has said that the period of martial law is aimed at eliminating rampant crime & often violent political activity.
The new yorker
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Bringing in personnel from other countries is difficult because of rampant crime in Caracas and the high cost of living.
Reuters
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Protesters are calling for Maduro to resign and complain about a litany of problems from rampant crime to food shortages.
Reuters
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But the president ended his term a much diminished figure, pummelled by conflict-of-interest scandals, rampant crime and a lacklustre economy.
News.com.au
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