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The local police are used to an almost crimeless world, they couldn't have found my trail this quickly.

Two convicts had come back to life, with the prospect of a crimeless future straight ahead.

The front door, unlocked on the crimeless island, opened.

He went home early - the town was quiet and crimeless - and waited for Howard's telephone call.

Now, not all company towns are crimeless.

It was a period that was almost crimeless.

But it had the elements of a crimeless mystery, a fact that baffled Joe Cardona.

It was a blueprint for reconstructing the United States, turning it into a crimeless country under the 35th.

A Crimeless Victim' "They'll say who needs it?

He found Japan to be a crimeless, almost Utopian society - a "fairyland" populated with "the most lovable people in the universe," as he wrote.

A Hollywood executive noted that the city of Al Capone had become the "nicest, cleanest, most orderly, crimeless city in the world today."

There are a number of instances which indicate that when a man had once tasted the regal joys of man-hunting he could not be content with the dull monotony of a crimeless life after ward.

Asa Briggs called Elliott "the poet of economic revolution" while Elliott himself observed: "I claim to be a pioneer of the greatest, the most beneficial, the only crimeless Revolution, which man has yet seen.

This results in a perception that people living with HIV could have prevented their infection when, in actuality, they could be "crimeless victims" who became HIV-infected through marital relations, blood transfusions, or other unavoidable means.

In trying to develop new laws to recommend to the President and Congress, new laws that might reverse the rapidly escalating crime rate in the nation, Tynan hit upon the idea of making a study of crimeless or near-crimeless communities in the United States.

I must offend before I be attainted; And had I twenty times so many foes, And each of them had twenty times their power, All these could not procure me any scathe So long as I am loyal, true, and crimeless.

Lifetime lawyers were talking about ditching it all for teaching jobs on small college campuses; journalists were talking about how to get their hands on some small radio station or newspaper in the hinterlands, where they could live out their lives in crimeless, smog-free rural splendor.

"The real problem is not confidentiality or negligence, but dealing with a situation where you have a crimeless victim, who didn't do anything; a donor who didn't mean to do anything, and a blood bank that is blameless, and because of a need for compensation there is no way to do it but through a lawsuit."