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I was treated as a criminal – which I suppose I was – but bound over at the time.
Unbeknownst to Frankenstein, the brain that Fritz has acquired for their creation is that of a criminal, which ostensibly explains the monster's volatile outbursts once it has finally been animated.
They see Yanukovych as a criminal, which he may well be, given the actions of the last few days.
I felt like a criminal, which I am, if being funny as hell on Twitter is a crime.
Look at that description of the archdeacon: Taylor is comparing him to a criminal, which is apt, given the corruption in the church.
If you're gonna be connected as a criminal, which you'll usually be if you've got to a stage where you're on the run, you have then got criminal links.
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Lina wrote a memoir, Leben mit einem Kriegsverbrecher (Living With a War Criminal), which was published in 1976.
When they're out, they will then have to contend with being a "convicted criminal," which affects things down the line like employment and housing.
He joined the army, was discharged, and became a homeless petty criminal, which led to prison.
He was arrested in April after calling Mr. Morsi a killer and criminal, which the court ruled could undermine state security.
For example, in India, although sex work is illegal, it is not a criminal offence, which opened the door to a dialogue with the police, which resulted in reduced police violence.
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