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    This document contains idioms related to crime, police, and imprisonment. It includes phrases such as "to be in for a lot of trouble", "to lose your job", "to be on trial", and "to be in prison". The idioms cover topics like facing legal consequences, being fired, standing trial in court, and serving time behind bars.

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    This document contains idioms related to crime, police, and imprisonment. It includes phrases such as "to be in for a lot of trouble", "to lose your job", "to be on trial", and "to be in prison". The idioms cover topics like facing legal consequences, being fired, standing trial in court, and serving time behind bars.

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    Crime Puzzle To Send

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    This document contains idioms related to crime, police, and imprisonment. It includes phrases such as "to be in for a lot of trouble", "to lose your job", "to be on trial", and "to be in prison". The idioms cover topics like facing legal consequences, being fired, standing trial in court, and serving time behind bars.

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    Whistle- A police

    Crime blower informant

    idioms
    kangaroo To be in for a lot
    An illegal or To be in
    court Of trouble
    Unfair trial For the
    High -jump

    To lose your
    To get To do To be in prison

    job
    The chop time

    To be on To stand A To escape
    Trial
    from
    The dock Break-out
    prison

    On the To be escaping At Escaped


    prisoners that
    Justice Haven’t been
    Large
    run Caught yet

    To be as thick To be close To be To be in prison

    As thieves Behind
    bars
    To not commit
    To go
    Hit and
    To run a
    crimes
    person over
    Straight anymore and leave

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