Definitions
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- noun A thorough
search of ahome or other privately ownedreal estate as part of an official (notablyjudicial )investigation
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Examples
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Michael, I think scenario 1 would require a different warrant than a house-search.
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"It is an act of infringing upon sovereignty little short of seeking a house-search ... to insist on adding even a word except the written agreement reached between" the two countries, said the statement carried by the North's official Korean Central News Agency.
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"It is an act of infringing upon sovereignty little short of seeking a house-search ... to insist on adding even a word except the written agreement reached between" the two countries, said the statement carried by the North's official Korean Central News Agency.
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"It is an act of infringing upon sovereignty little short of seeking a house-search ... to insist on adding even a word except the written agreement reached between" the two countries, said the statement carried by the North's official Korean Central News Agency.
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Like, for example, there’s a 5 year-old girl who woke up in the middle of the night to find an Israeli soldier, mid house-search, standing over her bed, and her hair started turning white the next day, and continued to turn white as the days went on.
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Like, for example, there’s a 5 year-old girl who woke up in the middle of the night to find an Israeli soldier, mid house-search, standing over her bed, and her hair started turning white the next day, and continued to turn white as the days went on.
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