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[word=by | lemma=crime] [lemma=crime]
This can be done only by telling the truth and from within the European Union respecting the justified fears of the consumer , whether German , Dutch or British . Other types of information about crime tell us about victims of crime , about offenders ( those who commit crime ) , and about the police , courts , and correctional systems . Instead , because the Act makes a " substitute check " legally equivalent to the original check , a consumer who asks for the original check might by told by his or her bank , " all we will give you is this paper substitute check . Have each group share by telling their story . File may be a stream previously opened by tell / 1 or a filename . It is absolutely irresponsible , to continue to operate a system in which malfunction is so common ( during the short time , I had to wait for the technician to open the locker , two people passing by told me , that they had experienced the same problems before ) . Lei 's transition as a new Resident Tutor to the Hall was energized by telling me an insider story . One look at the demographics of violent crime tells you about all you need to know . If it is a filename , the following action is taken : If there is a stream opened by tell / 1 associated with the same file already , then it becomes the current output stream . But there is great injustice in the courts of law , because the judges have it in their power to enrich themselves by extortion c. Alphonfus V. of Arragan , furnamed the Wife , put off an extravagant , greedy courtier , who was always afking somewhat , by telling him , That a king , who thinks to fatisfy his fpendthrift courtiers , employs himself in a manner as fruitless , as he who should think to fill a hogfliead , which had holes in its bottom . The real Cher saw Jack with his doll and came by tell him he looked freaky with it . David Davis will seek today to consolidate his frontrunner status in the Tory leadership contest by telling his party conference to stop apologising for its record and unite behind " timeless " rightwing principles that can sweep them back to power.The battle burst into life on the Blackpool conference floor yesterday when Mr Davis 's centre-left rivals , David Cameron and Kenneth Clarke , threw down the gauntlet - and called on the Tories to recapture the centre ground from New Labour .