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Topic Crime:: PAGE #11
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301. Cybercrime (cibearchoireacht)
:: He found that thousands of infected machines are contacting a USbased server daily and a portion of these are writing to a keylogger file which is periodically harvested by cybercriminals
302. Confess (Admhaím)
:: In fact if youre about to confess to an affair and you havent given your wife flowers in the last ten years a lavish bouquet will probably get the message across without you having to do any talking at all
303. Confession (admháil)
:: Lest the Gods of Indie strike me down I have a confession to make that could well ruin the few hip credentials in my possession
304. Confinement (i limistéar iata)
:: But is not the place and manner of confinement of a prisoner under sentence a matter wholly for the Executive
305. Felon (felon)
:: As Ive noted before and noted today in my column there is still no system for tracking criminal illegal alien felons and other inmates
306. Felony (feileonacht)
:: Some of these crimes are misdemeanors others are felonies of various degrees
307. Homicide (dúnbhásaithe)
:: One of the five detained during the weekend was held in St Vincent on Friday by two local policemen one from Homicide the other a detective
308. Roundsman (roundsman)
:: The roundsmen raced from house to house arms laden with milk bottles while the horses ambled steadily forwards
309. Tout (tout)
:: Nevertheless marketers are increasingly eager to tout their wares to Broadways captive audience
310. Investigator (imscrúdaitheoir)
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311. Provision (soláthar)
:: The Governments provision of a limited amount of more money is welcome
312. Reprieve (reprieve)
:: From here it was basically downhill though with occasional reprieves
313. Incarcerate (incarcerate)
:: The success rate was not as high as we would have liked but it was significantly cheaper than incarcerating them in prison
314. Graft (graft)
:: It took several years before the legislation was drawn up and passed to put into effect a body that must tackle without fear or favour allegations of corruption mismanagement and graft
315. Investigate (imscrúdú)
:: I dont draw attention to myself in public and therefore I dont think Im fair game for anyone to investigate me
316. Nick (leasainm)
:: At the height of the demonstrations we were called up from our South London nick to support the Norfolk guys
317. Clue (clue)
:: A crossword is just a set of blank spaces so how did he know the clue referred to him
318. Detain (choinneáil)
:: The three guards were detained and questioned after which the security firm suspended one pending the outcome of the inquiry
319. Detainee (detainee)
:: In some cases Egypt has often refused to acknowledge that detainees are in its custody
320. Appeal (achomharc)
:: What held my attention however was the appeal in his eyes
321. Despoil (chreachadh)
:: Having huge 63 foot high telecommunications poles despoiling our environment is not acceptable to residents
322. Passport (pas)
:: Those with prior travel on public affairs passports are not eligible for this programme
323. Surveillance (faireachas)
:: Terrorism has to be fought with knowledge with surveillance and intelligence
324. Bomber (buamadóir)
:: In all the bombing mission cost the Eighth Air Force 37 heavy bombers and six fighter aircraft
325. Crack (crack)
:: Most new garage door openers have builtin security codes that are hard for crooks to crack electronically
326. Pilfer (pilfer)
:: Then he discovered that some of those hires were fleecing the business through a combination of pilferage and outright theft that added up to tens of thousands of dollars
327. Imprison (príosúnacht)
:: Whenever and wherever the US government imprisons someone the courts should be able to review it
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