The day of the 2006 midterms Greg Palast, a one-man Warren Commission of voter fraud theories, predicted that Republicans would beat the Democrats thanks to 4.5m "shoplifted" votes.
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She falls in with a gang of girls who offer her straightened hair, shoplifted clothes, street fighting and affection.
Although my relatives and I have never fallen foul of the law I, for no reason, twice shoplifted and had to appear before a local court.
I consulted a psychiatrist privately and when he asked why I had shoplifted I replied that I did not know.
He had previously shoplifted in Manchester, Elgin and Suffolk, as well as Norfolk, and had made enough money to fund a trip home to Romania for Christmas, the court heard.
They were drinking Jane's shoplifted wine and her whiskey; then the boys started messing around with a needle and little glass vials of methedrine, which Paddy fetched from his room.
REPORTER AT LARGE about an 18 year old boy who shoplifted in a weak moment, in 1955, and his rehabilitation thru humane treatment.
She was stylish and insouciant; she shoplifted lingerie from Goodwill and wore an orange ribbon tied around her neck.
She could get into lesbian bars if she wore her job-interview outfit, which made her look older — she wore shoplifted loafers, slacks, and a black button-up shirt that didn't show the dirt — but small talk rarely went well.
Meanwhile, Marie shoplifted some of those little tubs of lingonberry jam into her purse.
