It's hard to imagine them cursing, much less breaking the law but according to the cops, a pair of cafeteria ladies in New Canaan, Connecticut, are actually criminal masterminds who conned their school district out of thousands of dollars.
In one harrowing scene, the cops confront a pair of crackheads, one of which blathers on about her two lost toddlers, telling the officers they need to find them right away.
Here we present a novel strategy for primer design, central overlapping primers (COP), which employs a pair of bipartite primers of different lengths, with the short primer complementary to the middle region of the long primer.
I wasn't interested in calling the cops on some teenager over a pair of sunglasses.
(Relativity, Blu-ray/DVD combo $39.99, DVD $29.98, PG) 21 JUMP STREET Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum have fun with the 1987-91 televiserieseries about a pair of cops who go undercover in a high school.
We talked about it when a pair of cops stopped to interrogate Daniel about what he was doing in front of our London flat one night as he put my empty suitcase in the backyard shed.
In "Surveillance" Mr. Pullman, 55, and Julia Ormond play F.B.I. agents on an assignment in a flatland populated by killers, addicts and a pair of cops (played by French Stewart and Kent Harper) who amuse themselves by terrorizing tourists.
In the film: Taking a break from recording one day at their Torrance studio, NWA steps outside, when a pair of cops – one white and one black – begin harassing them for no reason.
Replace the Swat heroes of Dawn with a pair security cops at PwC watching the dazed yuppies from their video monitors, and their dialogue fits perfectly: "What brings them here?" one asks, zooming in on the yuppies scratching at the office entrance's tinted glass doors.
