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1. there was that serial burglar who was as guilty as hell

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2. Yes, I assured her that you have an up to date burglar alarm and man-eating rotweillers loose in the grounds

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3. It was the voice of Mercouri's smarmy little burglar friend, standing not more than a couple of feet away

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4. While Alessandra studied the handle, I found another door leading down to the crypt and although it might be a little bold to go creeping about like a burglar, I had to investigate

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5. “I know! But it could be a wild animal, or a burglar! Or a Real Estate Agent!” Monica exclaimed

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6. have the burglar killed himself

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7. I turned out to be half right in thinking that the burglar would be

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8. this guy’s just a burglar

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9. Setting the burglar alarm, he locked the door and headed off to the pub, leaving his car where it was

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10. Mountain adventure, and the girls contributed ghost and burglar stories

11. This is one of the exciting projects we have in this book, In this project we will create a real burglar system operated by laser lights

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12. The main sound she heard was that of burglar alarms erupting into actions

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13. Less than three minutes later the burglar, richer by a little over five hundred francs and some very expensive wine, cautiously eased his way out of a ground floor window, in the darkest corner of the master’s study

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14. For events like Dave’s bank robber or burglar, the ‘model’ that determines the outcome is more complicated than flipping a coin, yet that outcome could be completely deterministic, for all we know

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15. This is the type of steel used in and around our homes in items such as gates, burglar proofing etc

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16. room like a professional burglar but he was nowhere to be seen, it looked just as he had left it

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17. " said a guy to his friends, "Last night, while I was down at the bar with you guys, a burglar broke into my house

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18. She made sure everything was secure and installed a burglar system for added security

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19. this violently was when a burglar was breaking into my bedroom

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20. I prepared for a burglar to burst forth and

21. I told her that I could kill her as a burglar

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22. that she was not a burglar, and that the apartment where we both stood

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23. khz to scare away the burglar

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24. I activated the burglar alarm

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25. burglar and had to breathe deeply for a while before I was

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26. Shit! What is it now?! You switch off the burglar alarm and open the door

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27. Mary, we may need to use your cat burglar abilities but in the name of good this

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28. Other laws criminalize the taking of property; instead, burglary is meant to safeguard the sanctity of a person's home and to protect against the possible violence that could arise if someone discovers a burglar in their house

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29. The first element of burglary involves the burglar breaking into and entering a structure

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30. Would an experienced burglar like Olivera break into a house at 8 or 9 pm when people were watching TV or still wide awake and try and steal something? Surely with his record as a burglar he would wait until the dead of night to break into a house when folk were sleeping

31. The burglar looks like the man in the street with a short brown haircut

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32. I don’t recognize him at first without his custom-made suite and in those typical black burglar tights

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33. You can’t tell from his face he has just caught a burglar in his house

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34. ‘I don’t know his name,’ the burglar now whines

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35. ‘So that’s why you kept an eye on me this afternoon?’ I ask the burglar

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36. ‘I can put a magical burglar alarm around the house,’ Diedie suggests in a soothing voice

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37. A burglar in New Jersey stuck a piece of paper in the lock at an office building so he could sneak in later and rob it

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38. The burglar then went to another exit with the same result

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39. Finally the burglar surrendered saying, “I give up; the place is surrounded

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40. A cat burglar entered a grocery store in Vermilion, Ohio from the roof

41. Lakewood Police would hardly have any interest in a burglar

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42. accomplice of the cat burglar

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43. A burglar could’ve made a fortune stealing

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44. leading to the arrest and conviction of this burglar

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45. slip up, telling her something that only the burglar could know

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46. burglar would have to be mad to try and rob the Scratty house

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47. Toto wanted to steal the clanger off their burglar alarm as well, but it’s on the front of the house and people would’ve seen him and stuff, so we just took the dog, which was really easy cos it was as stupid as the rest of the family and just followed us when Toto 58

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48. “No problem, first a quick description of the Wilson strong box, it weighs approximately a hundred and ten kilo’s plus contents so it needs two men to carry it, the reason it needs two men is not only the weight factor, the slightest jar will activate the combination alarm, it also has a global positional alarm, move it away from it’s setting by as little as fifty centimetres and the contents are rendered unusable by a printers dye spray, the combination lock on the lid is a work of art, it allows for no tolerance whatsoever, one wrong number and you‘ll be neck deep in trigger happy cops before you can turn around, as for your observation that it has never been done before, when I open this one it will be the second time that it has been done, Wilson Brothers do not like to advertise the fact that their box is less than burglar proof, I estimate that I can render the alarm systems ineffectual in two and a half to three hours, we can then remove it to another location to open at our leisure, once the alarms are deactivated its only a matter of cutting it open, this should take approximately ten hours, then we help ourselves to the contents

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49. The standing joke is that Scout would only chase a burglar to return his crowbar to him

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50. Anyway, he took the law into his own hands once too often when he tracked down a burglar right in the heart of one of the shanty towns in the plains below Capetown

51. Although Max knew little about boats, he was certain that this class of craft would have a burglar alarm system linked to a tracker

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52. The man with the knife did not live here, so was less likely to be the mastermind; most likely, he was the burglar

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53. He just had a camera with the intercom on the gate and a burglar alarm in the house

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54. finding them, the burglar would have guessed that the books were secure and he was unlikely to

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55. I believe you should use your influence to have a private investigator hire a cat burglar to sneak in and find out what the hell is going on

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56. “If he’s that paranoid, I still believe he should hire a cat burglar to sneak in and look around?”

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57. In a desperate attempt to keep the burglar from harming his master, he quickly snatched the hat off his head, pushed the invi button, and made a throw with a quick snap of the wrist

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58. The next day, Jessica mentioned in passing to her neighbours that she was going away for a couple of weeks to relax after her traumatic encounter with the burglar

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59. This electronic convenience was tied into a burglar alarm that the doctor’s brother had installed when the vintage mobile home was first purchased

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60. In the second of the author’s much praised crime fiction novels, veteran burglar Chalky Fawcentry

61. You can get burglar alarms that

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62. Charmaine got up slowly, and walked over to the window, that had all that burglar proofing on it

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63. the windows were sealed shut, and the burglar proofing would have to be removed with some or other electic saw, so the window was not an escape route

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64. “She and a friend walked by a convenience store as a burglar was trying to get away

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65. Here was the burglar at last

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66. “Just a… common burglar, sir

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67. As he added one to another, I saw that they made a sectional brace and bit of his own design, a long, vicious-looking affair such as a burglar might have been glad to own

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68. I suppose they remember they had one experience with the portrait parle and it has made them as wary as a burglar is over finger-prints

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69. thought there was “a burglar,” in the

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70. thought there was “a burglar” in the house

71. No windows would be left open in this weather, except if they had been forcefully opened by a burglar of course, but Fred knew that these things never happened, not here anyway

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72. He didn’t look at all like a burglar caught in the act — there was nothing surreptitious or guilty in his manner

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73. Maybe Graham was a notorious cat burglar on the side

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74. “Who is it, sir? Is the burglar armed?”

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75. Any would be burglar would be well advised to commit their crime in the suburbs on a Saturday night, and thus reduce the already low chance of being apprehended

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76. The burglar had been seeking

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77. Though he claimed he mistook her for a burglar

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78. burglar and you are going to jail! If you as a law-abiding citizen have a gun it is a crime, but is it because

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79. Obviously, the detective was right, their visitor had been a drug addict, very experienced burglar, only interested in ready cash

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80. burglar would arrive at the house, find the door locked, and say, “Oops, door's locked

81. On the other hand, it isn't the lock that keeps a burglar away from your house; it's

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82. much a burglar wants to rob your house, or what kind of high-tech tools he has to

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83. Again, we often speak of one as a 'dead’ man, who is in imminent danger of death; as when you hold a pistol to a burglar, and say, 'You are a dead man, if you move a step further;’ or, as when the apostles cried out in the storm, 'Lord, save us, we perish, ’(ajpollu>meqa—not intending to indicate that they were in a state of perpetual suffering, but in danger of literal death

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84. The night-watchmen, flashing their lanterns over the backs of Plato and Shakespeare, saw that on the twenty-second of February neither flame, rat, nor burglar was going to violate these treasures--poor, highly respectable men, with wives and families at Kentish Town, do their best for twenty years to protect Plato and Shakespeare, and then are buried at Highgate

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85. hall like a burglar

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86. That was the deal so Madeline could check in any time, along with the understanding that Madeline was allowed to silently creep into Abigail’s bedroom at random moments like a cat burglar and look over her shoulder at the computer screen for as long as it took Abigail to notice she was standing there, which often took a while, because Madeline had a special talent for creeping

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87. Claire asked the cop, “There was more than one burglar?”

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88. Probably a burglar alarm on the outside door

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89. She listened for the sound of footsteps on the flagstones of the cloisters, but Gilbert must have been a practised burglar, for he walked silently

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90. Someone has burglarized the chalet of a prominent donor with ties to the Natural History Museum in Paris, and the burglar has been apprehended with a travel case stuffed with gems

91. Why any burglar should take such a thing passes my understanding, for it was only a plaster cast and of no real value whatever

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92. I don't know what she took me for—a repentant burglar, perhaps; for when I wanted to pay her for the milk and tendered a sovereign which was the smallest coin I had, she shook her head and said something about 'giving it to them that had a right to it'

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93. Then he carefully scrutinized the broken and frayed end where it had snapped off when the burglar had dragged it down

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94. "How did the burglar know no one would hear it? How dared he pull at a bell-

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95. Then I lashed her in her chair, and frayed out the end of the rope to make it look natural, else they would wonder how in the world a burglar could have got up there to cut it

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96. “And I’m sure he has a burglar alarm

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97. If he has a burglar alarm, I mean

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