"If somebody looks suspicious, we will ask questions," said Mike Rosen, the president of Atlas Metal and Iron, a family-owned company in Denver.
But if somebody is suspicious that you were secretly wishing that Sally would forget to study for the test so that you could get the best score in the class for once, don't try and sell a lie.
Even if somebody had written "Suspicious Minds" today, people would think it was a contemporary song.
"Do I look around when I feel somebody might have something suspicious to him?" he said.
Somebody had died in suspicious circumstances, a postmortem had been performed by a Home Office pathologist, and somebody else had been charged with a related offence.
He works closely with the police and they are called any time he is suspicious of somebody; he was responsible for 14 arrests one week.
My father was part of the committee that oversaw the temple, and Gaurji, of course, found it suspicious that somebody related to my father was spending so much time there, watching him.
I'm deeply suspicious of somebody who says, 'I'm in favour of privatisation', or, 'I'm deeply in favour of public ownership.' I'm in favour of whatever works in the particular case".
"Unless people are careless or you get a tipoff or you really, really are very suspicious of somebody, you don't really know," Hodson said.
Trump complained that constitutional protections against police profiling in the United States mean that "you have a woman who's 87 years old from Sweden, and we have to look at her the same way we're going to look at somebody else [who looks suspicious].
