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- verb Present participle of
burgle .
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Examples
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Police accused of trespass after 'burgling' 50 homes to show owners how insecure they are
Home | Mail Online 2010
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Police accused of trespass after 'burgling' 50 homes ... to show owners how insecure they are
Home | Mail Online 2010
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Police accused of trespass after 'burgling' 50 homes to show owners how insecure they are
Home | Mail Online 2010
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The police officer actually acted stupidly by arresting somebody he suspected to be burgling his own home for disorderly conduct.
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It does not matter whether the suspect is a black, white or red man, the most important point here is that a man was being suspected for burgling his own house, his yelling could have made an intelligent officer to suspect that something must be wrong with the whole situation.
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With unpacking everything, especially after the Czarina and I do a show, it's because one of my deepest fears is having someone figure "Hey, this is easy money" and either burgling the car or just taking the car and everything in it.
Bad news from the Crüxshadows greygirlbeast 2010
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The police officer actually acted stupidly by arresting somebody he suspected to be burgling his own home for disorderly conduct.
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It does not matter whether the suspect is a black, white or red man, the most important point here is that a man was being suspected for burgling his own house, his yelling could have made an intelligent officer to suspect that something must be wrong with the whole situation. stevegee
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The police officer actually acted stupidly by arresting somebody he suspected to be burgling his own home for disorderly conduct.
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It does not matter whether the suspect is a black, white or red man, the most important point here is that a man was being suspected for burgling his own house, his yelling could have made an intelligent officer to suspect that something must be wrong with the whole situation.
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