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Discover Ludwig"murder spree" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a period of time in which multiple murders have occurred, usually in a rapid succession. For example, "Many people were alarmed by the recent murder spree that has been terrorizing the city."
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Shortly thereafter Gilmore embarked on his murder spree.
After more than 90 terrifying minutes, Whitman's murder spree had been brought to an end.
But during his murder spree, he too followed this double bluff strategy.
Sylvia Seegrist was 25 the day of her murder spree in 1985.
His last movie, "L'Argent" (1983), builds, with his customary implacability, to an arbitrary, unmotivated murder spree.
His 13 day murder spree in 1999 killed three and led to explosions in Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho.
The murder spree that followed was the culmination of a three-year nightmare for the besieged population of Srebrenica.
Their high-achieving 18-year-old daughter has become a national scandal thanks to a cross-country murder spree.
The story of a murder spree in 1920s Oklahoma that targeted Osage Indians, whose lands contained oil.
Notably, just before she starts her murder spree, Carrie flashes back to the principal calling her "Cassie".
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Iran hoped to halt the Taliban's murder-spree against Shia villages – military action blocked by US threats.
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