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The act of apprehending a person and taking them into custody, usually because they have been suspected of committing or planning a crime.

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Uso de busting en inglés
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I'm just saying that's the nature of it: combat and sanctions busting.
The Reality Dysfunction
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Fast-rising CO2 levels are almost entirely the reason for the record-busting year.
The Guardian
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The programme has brought wallet-busting add-ons to the company's cars since 1986.
BBC
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And few cases ever turn on the trust-busting musings of the citizenry.
Wired
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No wonder so much gut-busting work leads to so much gut-wrenching failure.
News.com.au
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We've had to do a bit of fake-news busting this week, too.
The South African
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Used for busting rocks, they can easily be repurposed to bust zombies.
Wired
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It's all a bit cumbersome, but sometimes busting ghosts means not complaining.
Wired
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Both are essential for record-busting speed ascents, but we weren't after records.
Climbing Magazine
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Travel executive Chris Adams discusses the tourism boom that's busting our infrastructure.
Radio NZ
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Jones laughed to himself, surprised that Payne was still busting his balls.
The Secret Crown (2010)
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Lew Wee thought he was an anarchist, busting up property that way.
Ma Pettengill
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I'd like to reintroduce our inmates to the joys of busting rock.
Running the books: the adventures of an accidental prison librar...
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These burgers are the no-nonsense, gut-busting, flavoursome gift that keeps on giving.
The South African
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You're busting me for failure to maintain safe housing for my pets.
Devil Bones
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He's loaded with money, he's stuffed with money, he's busting with money.
A Son of the Sun
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