Eagle-eyed residents have been craning their necks skyward to catch a glimpse of the beaked bandit but, so far, to no avail. |
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Tasked with nabbing an elusive bandit hiding out in a forest, this could become a long-running serial. |
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I feel a little like I'm sitting in front of a one-armed bandit with three jackpot symbols showing and the final wheel still spinning. |
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Aleila looked at the desponding bandit, and even though he had brought this misery on himself, she couldn't help but feel sad for him. |
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The city even hired eight new bylaw enforcement officers last October to scour our parks, looking for bandit dumpers. |
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The camp is home to a bandit and contains a firepit with a stewpot and plate near a single tent. |
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Instead, the one-armed bandit operated stock scams said to have helped establish the fortunes of many of today's local social elite. |
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What gives this wretched episode extra poignancy is the fact that the bandit commander's life had been saved by the Red Cross a year earlier. |
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Now suppose there is a desperate bandit lurking in the fields and one thousand men set out in pursuit of him. |
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If the two fighters begin to converge while attacking a bandit, the yielding pilot must alter course to preserve the 500-foot bubble. |
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This bandit was a lot bigger than the other bandits and he wielded his weapons with skill. |
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Violence erupted on Tuesday when militants clashed with a bandit gang and 15 people were killed. |
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As the bandit was fleeing, Boodram reportedly pulled out a licensed firearm and fired several shots. |
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She had started the scam to pay for her addiction to one-armed bandit gaming machines. |
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Both pilots begin to focus on the bandit, and both begin flying their best Basic Fighter Maneuvers while clearing their flight paths. |
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I was so fixated on the bandit and turning my aircraft that the altimeter fell out of my crosscheck. |
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The fact that a bandit was carrying a weapon was in and of itself a justification for armed response. |
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To ensure that his winnings are not an unlikely round number, he loses some more money on the one-armed bandit. |
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Whilst he is certainly an outlaw and bandit of historic proportions there is little or no connection with the notion of hereditary criminal tribes. |
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When all the surveillance techniques on those information databases work, it's like three lemons lining up on a one-armed bandit. |
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The state apparatus was used as a marauding bandit giving Biya cronies chance to rig the polls to consolidate their 'political means' to wealth. |
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They found a working bar complete with a stock of alcohol, a spirits gantry, bar stools and mats, neon lights and even a one-armed bandit machine. |
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She stormed off next door, where the business owner tried to chase Wislon off before the bandit squeezed off a round. |
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One bandit came in the night to rob the couple, and shot at his wife when she exited the house. |
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After all, who has made out like a bandit since the 2008 economic collapse? |
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The bandit stopped directly beneath the tree, and looked around. |
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It's a great novel, somewhat quirky, about an unemployed fugitive English philosopher who goes to France and falls in with a one-armed bandit literally, a thief with one arm. |
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A bandit tried to rob them, and they shot and killed him and went back to work Monday morning as if nothing had happened. |
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As a result, rumors of untold riches abound among the various bandit gangs that cruise the region in their custom-built battle cars, fighting and plundering trade caravans. |
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On the other hand, we get the old chestnut of the renegade bandit who preys on travelers, except in this case, he's presented as a sadistic brute. |
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There was one bandit that I started to chase after when I became a sheriff. |
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What the RT did not yet know was that Healy was an unprincipled political bandit. |
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If only because he has transformed the Mexican bandit look into something that cricket fans will never associate with comedy again. |
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Twitter exploded with shares comparing the new fast-food bandit to celebrities ranging from wrestlers to politicians. |
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A one-armed bandit called Sizzling 500 churns out coins for a heavily tattooed, gold-toothed pro in a baseball cap and Bermuda shorts. |
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Described as a bandit land, Transnistria continues to be a dangerous hub of arms smuggling and black-marketeering. |
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The benefit is plenty of new diversions, to the point where it is easy to spend a weekend without a single tug on a one-armed bandit. |
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Perfectionism is a time bandit that can rob you of extra time, lead you away from your priorities, and create emotional stress. |
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You'd fly out for a convention or company meeting, schlep through some casino where old biddies pulled on one-armed bandit handles and the cocktail waitresses spilled out of their costumes. |
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Or will they just want it straightforward: evening dresses, a good suit, for Simons to put another sleeve on those one-armed bandit asymmetric coats and make them wearable and well, in the Dior tradition? |
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A one-armed bandit launched amidst action? |
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But people cannot stand idly and look at the crushing of democratic forces in Cameroon by its bandit state, in the hands of an incurably vampiric regime, with indifference. |
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Like Jacques Mesrine, Michel Vaujour became a folk hero, another bandit on the run – until he was shot down and crippled in a vengeful stand-off with police a few months later. |
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But the AU's force has been battered by attacks from the various rebel and bandit groups that have proliferated, some with the wink of the government. |
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It is true that he was the bandit who inflicted the most casualties on the Civil Guard, but popular tradition refers to him as the classic generous outlaw. |
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But what distinguishes a true policeman from a uniformed bandit? |
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He worked for a beltway bandit firm, doing engineering work. He computed trajectories on missiles... that kind of thing. |
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There is no evidence however that this Robert Hood, although an outlaw, was also a bandit. |
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He usually had a heavy growth of dark stubble that made him look...rather like a Mongolian bandit. |
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The Han army regularly policed the trade route against nomadic bandit forces generally identified as Xiongnu. |
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Though a bandit, Yermak earned a reputation as an eminent and loyal Russian fighter. |
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The Buddha was once warned not to travel down a certain road because a dangerous and violent bandit lived down there. |
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When Anna teaches him how to handle a firearm, he falls for his mentor, wife of bandit Clinch Leatherwood, one of the quickest shots in the West. |
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Unfortunately, she happens to be the wife of bandit Clinch Leatherwood, one of the quickest shots in the west. |
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Q My father bought a one-armed bandit from a club where he worked in the early Seventies. |
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There was also a 1964 mechanical one-armed bandit which ran on old sixpences. |
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They then take it to the Multimedia Kiosk where they play on a enhanced, computerised one-armed bandit. |
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But this Washington prince got caught with his hand on a one-armed bandit when Newsweek and The Washington Monthly simultaneously revealed that he had a gambling addiction. |
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However, she turns out to be the wife of bandit Clinch Leatherwood. |
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Maud Kells, 75, from Co Tyrone, was hit at point-blank range after grabbing hold of the gun as a bandit opened fire during a bungled robbery at her home last month. |
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The telephone can be as much of a time bandit as the drop-in visitor. |
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Obviously, few counselors would sit idly by while little Johnny became a bandit. To do so would be socially unethical and indeed would violate the very philosophy of teaching. |
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