Aún no tenemos significados para "have an accomplice".
1But to render it absolutely safe, we must have an accomplice.
2The one who plays this trick must have an accomplice.
3You might have an accomplice somewhere in this ship.
4The man was a fool, and a very extraordinary arsonite, to have an accomplice at all.
5The demonstrator of the game has to have an accomplice knowing the trick, who leaves the room.
6Did he have an accomplice that night?
7Did the slave have an accomplice?
8No matter what they are selling, they always have an accomplice in the crowd, attired like the intended victims-
9That I was here, that I have an accomplice, that I can use the bow and arrow with accuracy.
10Pomerleau could have an accomplice.
11Did he have an accomplice?
12If you do have an accomplice, we're probably ruined, because the thing becomes an endless chain and could go on forever.
13It was, of course, absolutely necessary to have an accomplice in the house, and his price was a small one-fivehundred pounds, I think.
14I do, in fact, have an accomplice, although in this case he can consider himself quite safe from any reprisals on the part of Justice.
15As he had said, the idea of having an accomplice relieved him.
16Perhaps he had an accomplice... and Burl snatched a quick glance behind.
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