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unlicensed
1. “Oh you can’t sell unlicensed products, the cops will hunt you down and put you in court, where you stay till you’re out of money, then you go on to the correctional system
2. was worried about losing his unlicensed gun that gave him hours
3. Besides, it is our duty to return fire if being shot at by anyone, including your terrorist clients who were committing a crime in our presence…like attempting to murder members of the police (us), and having unlicensed assault rifles with ammunition and partaking in terrorist activities
4. He knew that Michael did not have a permit for a weapon, so he arrested him for armed assault of a police officer and for the unlicensed gun
5. his back, and knew he could be arrested for its unlicensed
6. V just looked at me and we couldn"t believe our luck, unlicensed and with the weed in the car but they didn"t stop!
7. I told the copper I never drove unlicensed
8. I couldn"t believe my luck when he decided to just fine me for driving unlicensed and leave it at that
9. For the most part that meant the only cargoes stopped were stolen goods, furs from endangered animals, fissionable material being transported by unlicensed carriers, drugs and slaves
10. It listed several reasons for the eviction; namely that I was harassing other tenants with my religious beliefs, that I was operating an unlicensed business from my apartment, that the police had to be summoned to my apartment and that others in the apartment community didn't want me practicing or directing 'black magic' toward them or their children
11. Save a Gandhi, even the best of the rest of yore were not averse to their fellow-beings scavenging their latrines; now I wonder why I never thought of it before, maybe, we put up with what we come to grow up with; if not, why don’t the Sikh males find the turban burdensome and the Muslim dames put up with the inhibiting burka? Whatever, the world seems to care two hoots for the plight of the sex-workers as it had been to that of the scavengers, and God knows when it would be wiser to the ills of the unlicensed prostitution, if not AIDS, it’s the VD that’s the return on investment for these pleasure-givers; why, the malady of the flesh-trade is the bane of those who bring in the wares
12. ‘I spent last night in the garage on a camp bed with an unlicensed gun by my side
13. Weapons! Did she think Celeste lived in the sort of home where the husband kept an unlicensed gun under the bed?
14. In those days, the priory precincts had not been large enough to contain the fair, and the streets all around had been obstructed by unlicensed stalls – often just a small table covered with trinkets –plus hawkers with trays, jugglers, fortune tellers, musicians, and itinerant friars calling sinners to redemption
15. “I thought the new rules applied only to unlicensed windmills and watermills
16. A bit of unlicensed cultivation in the forest was a trivial breach of the rules, regularly dealt with by a fine
17. Then Reacher drove the next spell, unlicensed and illegal, but in two hours they saw only two vehicles, neither of which was a cop car
18. You could go hear the early rap records or the late New Wave ones or the thing disco was becoming at unlicensed clubs where black and brown and white and gay and straight still mixed openly
19. These frequencies are unlicensed in most countries, although there are varying limitations on the signal strength imposed by different governments
20. Frequently, when I see, not only the levies of recruits, the military exercises, the manœuvres, but also the policemen with loaded revolvers, the sentries standing with guns and adjusted bayonets; when I hear (as I do in the Khamóvniki, where I live) for whole days the whistling and the pinging of bullets striking the target; and when I see, in the very city where every attempt at self-help and violence is prohibited, where there is a prohibition against the sale of powder, medicines, fast driving, unlicensed medical practice, and so forth, when I see in this same city thousands of disciplined men, who have been taught to commit murder and who are subject to one man,—I ask myself: "How can the men who think so highly of their security bear all this?" To say nothing of the harmfulness and immorality, nothing can be more dangerous than this
