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    Ronnie Biggs committed a train robbery in England in 1963, stealing over 2 million pounds. He fled first to Paris and then to Brazil to avoid capture by police. A reporter eventually recognized Biggs in Australia, though a police officer did not, and he was returned to England where he was imprisoned for the train robbery. The document also recounts a story from the author's childhood where as a young boy he stole some candy from a shop and was caught, feeling embarrassed by the experience even many years later.

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    Ronnie Biggs committed a train robbery in England in 1963, stealing over 2 million pounds. He fled first to Paris and then to Brazil to avoid capture by police. A reporter eventually recognized Biggs in Australia, though a police officer did not, and he was returned to England where he was imprisoned for the train robbery. The document also recounts a story from the author's childhood where as a young boy he stole some candy from a shop and was caught, feeling embarrassed by the experience even many years later.

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    B1 UNIT 2 WB P 14

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    Імомназаров Імомназар Сорбонович
    Ronnie Biggs committed a train robbery in England in 1963, stealing over 2 million pounds. He fled first to Paris and then to Brazil to avoid capture by police. A reporter eventually recognized Biggs in Australia, though a police officer did not, and he was returned to England where he was imprisoned for the train robbery. The document also recounts a story from the author's childhood where as a young boy he stole some candy from a shop and was caught, feeling embarrassed by the experience even many years later.

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    How much did he steal?

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    He ran away to Paris.

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    A reporter recognized him
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    escaped When I was very young some of my friends took me to a


    changed shop to get sweets. They didn’t have any money so one
    left of them put some sweets in his pockets, but he didn’t pay
    worked for them. I liked chocolate bars (and I still like them now)
    so I put a bar in my pocket. But the assistant saw me. He
    recognized called the manager of the shop and he phoned my
    parents. I did felt terrible. I were was only five years old,
    but I am remember it now and feel very embarrassed

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