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Former is a funny read about a thief-proof house; later is a very fine & shorter retelling of Henry Kuttner & C L Moore's disturbing "Vintage Season".
MIND MELD: Memorable Short Stories to Add to Your Reading List (Part 1 of 2) 2009
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Which just leaves a couple of minus points for the dull tea and coffee tray Tetley's, UHT milk, packets of Nescafe and the fact that our black mirrored wardrobe conceals thief-proof hangers suspended at a height to suit visiting Harlem Globetrotters.
Accommodation review | The Spread Eagle, Sawley, Lancashire 2011
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So Good says the solution may be the thief-proof lunch bag.
Kevin 'Bacon'& D.C.'s blogophere Washington Post editors 2010
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There are thief-proof hangers (oh puh-leese) and no full-length mirror (so if I hit the bar with my dress tucked into my knickers, it won't be my fault).
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If you had the money, you could hire a Mage to thief-proof your house or shop, to keep vermin out of it, to keep disease from your family, and to heal their injuries.
Tran Siberian Michael J. Solender 2010
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It had, of course, meant taking the hilt out of its supposedly thief-proof display case and replacing the real thing with a replica.
They didn’t read Pitchfork or Stereogum or Gorilla vs. Bear or Hipster Runoff Josh Spilker 2010
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Russell Monk for The Wall Street Journal Ms. McKibbon locks her bike with a new, thief-proof lock.
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These were meant to be thief-proof to prevent people selling them off (god knows who to) but it was my recreation in the meal-break to climb inside and scavenge for books - how I didn't get pulpled I'll never know (but it would have made a good epitaph).
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With satisfaction he locked a thief-proof steel wedge on the front wheel, and crossed the street to his real-estate office on the ground floor of the Reeves Building.
Babbit 2004
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If you had the money, you could hire a Mage to thief-proof your house or shop, to keep vermin out of it, to keep disease from your family, and to heal their injuries.
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