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The phrase "a robbery which suggests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a robbery that implies or indicates something beyond the act itself.
Example: "The police are investigating a robbery which suggests a deeper criminal network operating in the area."
Alternatives: "a robbery that implies" or "a robbery indicating".
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He said there was "political pressure on them to divert [inaudible] from a robbery which suggests South Africa is unsafe to something more sinister".
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Which suggests a second theory.
Which suggests a few things.
Home Office officials are concerned about electronic fraud and stockmarket manipulation by organised gangs, as well as corruption in government-procurement contracts.All of which suggests that, 50 years after the Great Train Robbery, Britain's traditional blue-collar, hands-on crime is a thing of the past.
For one thing, the crime had very similar hallmarks to the London Airport Robbery of 1962, which suggested that the same team was responsible.
Judge Posner cited robbery statistics from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which suggested that more than 60percentt of all robberies were committed by people under 25, and only 3percentt by people over 60.
Other similar incidents include an Austin, Tx. bank robbery from 2010 and even a Pennsylvania robbery which took place in 2004.
After that came The Comedy About a Bank Robbery, which opened at the Criterion Theatre this year.
In order to gain access to Fox River, Michael commits an armed robbery which results in his being sentenced to Fox River.
He was in Frankland serving a life sentence for robbery which was handed down in 2002.
Bill also did a ten year stint for bank robbery which influenced Randy to become a fighter for justice.
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