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break-in

noun as in trespass

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But Ms Lumumba sought to reassure people on Wednesday - saying her father’s tooth had not been there at the time of the break-in.

From BBC

A break-in was reported at the home of the lead prosecutor, Deputy Dist.

The break-in, first reported in the Sun newspaper, was at a farm on the Windsor estate which also includes residences of the Royal Family.

From BBC

The results also revealed £24.1m worth of "exceptional costs", some of which relates to the break-in at the Moreton plant, which was shut down last year.

From BBC

Earlier this month two of his artworks were stolen during an overnight break-in at a gallery in the Netherlands.

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