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For some time now, officials have been warning about so-called “burglary tourism,” in which theft rings from South America have traveled to the United States to target homes in affluent neighborhoods.

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What they don’t typically include is warnings from outsiders as to how we got here, why we shouldn’t have, and where we’re likely to wind up if we’re not careful.

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The investment will also include a new headquarters for Denmark’s Arctic Command, building a North Atlantic subsea cable between Greenland and Denmark, and establishing an early warning radar in East Greenland.

He said the corporation had "lost trust" in Mr Murley and this had made a final written warning and the continuation of his role as a presenter "impossible".

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He was also asked by Judge Lord Scott about an 'Osman' threat to life warning - although no further details were given at the hearing.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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