When he nevertheless made a clean getaway, he made little effort to escape the massive police dragnet throughout northern Georgia. |
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For a movie that's about a professional, meticulous hired gun and the FBI dragnet to track him down, we see very little killing or police work. |
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They tried to basically spread a dragnet and see how many people they can fish out. |
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Miraculously, the group of 15 Indians managed to elude the dragnet that was forming and escaped with the aid of local residents. |
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The search was conducted more like a police dragnet than a traditional intelligence investigation. |
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The city fishermen use the shore seine, a huge dragnet attached to a three-kilometre long rope to catch species like the small stolephorus fish. |
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Ecology Action Centre challenges the Department of Fisheries and Oceans on dragnet fishing policy. |
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Whole towns could be surrounded, or a mile-wide dragnet thrown over an area which contained sporting arenas. |
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When that wave of traps produced woodwasps, the dragnet was extended to a 50-mile and then a 70-mile radius. |
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They were arrested at Cairo's Ramses Square on August 16, caught up in the dragnet of a mass arrest carried out by the military. |
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But despite their successes, Aykroyd and Hanks' rap duet at the end of their 1987 film dragnet was not exactly a plus. |
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To avoid the police dragnet, he did not use a mobile telephone. |
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The key provisions of the Patriot Act that deem the federal government's dragnet surveillance legal are set to expire on 1 June. |
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We have gas flares in Alberta, clear-cut logging in B. C., and dragnet fishing of the seas in B. C. and the Maritimes. |
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The rest is nothing but gratuitous and totally unfounded allegations, which are part of a vast and totally pointless political dragnet. |
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Thousands were stopped for questioning and more than 400 arrested for mainly minor misdemeanours during a six-month police dragnet of the local area. |
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An RSPCA dragnet of the area surrounding the pond failed to locate the beast, and the organisation warned locals to keep their eyes peeled for rogue reptiles. |
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Police threw a dragnet around the city and caught the two thugs. |
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Pedestrians were also caught in the police dragnet and interviewed by officers searching for even the smallest clue that could spark a new line of inquiry. |
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There are stretches in dragnet Nation that are too obviously designed to scare, and parts feel paranoid. |
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Police have thrown a dragnet to re-arrest four other putschists who managed to escape, including Capt. |
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One of the main features of this wholesale fish market is its two fixed panels since one is for purse net fishing auctions and the other is for dragnet fishing auctions, and the system controls both auctions simultaneously. |
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McConnell also seeks to pass other amendments to the USA Freedom Act, which ends the NSA's bulk collection of US phone data, a move by the majority leader which would delay the end of the phone-data dragnet for a year. |
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A key provision of the law, Section 215, which has been used to justify the government's dragnet collection of the phone records of US citizens, expires next month, lacking a deal meanwhile to preserve it. |
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There's a strong bipartisan coalition ready to slam the door shut on this latest attempt to prolong the dragnet and strip out new rules on transparency from the USA Freedom Act. |
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A single dragnet would occupy over 60 persons. |
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Dragnet was perhaps the most famous and influential police procedural drama in American media history. |
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Author Margie Palatini employs word play, puns, and satire in this animated mystery, a lively spoof of the 1960s television series Dragnet. |
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Rones' subbasement apartment was a real dump, like those flats derelicts lived in on Dragnet. |
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