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Crime in sentence

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When they censored me when I was 24, I learned that neutrality, fear and silence often make you an accomplice in crime, abuse and injustice.
They accuse you of committing a crime that occurred while you were away in Florida.
My team looked through the file, and we found it, did the rest of the investigation, and figured out someone else committed the crime.
We then went back and did forensics and did a fulsome investigation and found that two other, much older, different heights, different hairstyle, two other people committed the crime, not these two boys.
What if, on top of that, we found the data scientists and paid the data scientists to predict where the next crime would occur?
What is that bias looking like in other crime categories, and how do we account for it?
The prediction is that by 2050, 66 percent of the population will live in cities and the United Nations, the World Health Organization, the World Economic Forum, are warning us, if we don't plan for the increased density, current problems in our cities, like inequality, congestion, crime can only get worse.
If you could live in a place with a lower crime rate and more space and a lower cost of living and less traffic, of course many people would want that, but they feel they don't have a choice.
You couldn't really do petty crime, either.
Turns out, petty crime's a terrible way to make a living.
That gives you some pause, for those of you who believe that a death penalty's going to have an enormous deterrent effect on crime.
The name was John James, and in those days, if a family member committed a crime, the military would hold you as ransom till your family turned themselves in.
One colleague of mine was given away by her family to make amends for a crime her brother had committed.
Cops had to learn to deal with crime forecasts without experts support.
His only crime is he grew.
But it isn't like I haven't seen this crime scene before.
Now, when Mayor O'Malley took office, he was a big fan of what they'd been able to do in New York City when it came to fighting crime.
When Rudy Giuliani first became Mayor of New York, crime statistics were collected on a monthly, even an annual basis, and then police resources would be allocated based on those statistics.
Giuliani shrunk that time frame, so that crime statistics would be collected on a daily, even hourly basis, and then police resources would be allocated to those areas quickly where crimes were occurring today rather than where they were occurring last quarter.
In a decade, they reduced violent crime in Baltimore by almost 50 percent, using this approach, but the genius of what O'Malley did was not that he just did what some other city was doing.
Philadelphia has used this to reduce their crime rates to levels not enjoyed since the 1960s.
So, you may still ask: Why are you trying to build a sustainable food system by driving a patient movement in a country where it's almost a crime to take it slow?
And he kind of comically explained that time after time, what the firemen would say is: they would rush to the scene of the crime; they would look around; if there were no dead policemen, it was OK to go.
If killing in a war is a crime, then you have to charge every soldier in the world.
War is a crime, yes, but I did not start it.
And I don't even want to call this a lie, [Immigration without assimilation equals invasion] because it feels more like a hate crime to me.
But now, it's a crime scene.
So we have achieved an awful lot relative to the 20th century, and yet far too little relative to the gravity of the crime that is unfolding as we sit here, as we speak.
Why is what has been achieved, or what the movement has done, been necessary but not sufficient to the crime?
And not only had the support, I found two wonderful partners in crime in this adventure.
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