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| 1. | An elderly woman told ___ she was jostled by a woman behind her. |
| 3. | Victims often report a feeling of ___. |
| 4. | Of course, that means the elderly are their ___ victims. |
| 5. | Imagine that: a world ___ you can park your bicycle unsecured. |
| 7. | It's too bad that all of them ___'___ be caught. |
| 8. | Apparently the woman who ___ed into her had stolen her wallet. |
| 10. | ___y seldom regain ___ comfort ___y used to have in ___ir home. |
| 11. | Sometimes burglars cut through a ___ door or open a side door. |
| 12. | Imagine a ___with no larceny, a ___ where you can park your bicycle. |
| 14. | A few minutes ___, she discovered that her wallet was missing. |
| 16. | You can park your ___ unsecured on the sidewalk. |
| 21. | ___ have no shame. ... Some ___ are very clever. |
| 23. | All of ___ make an honest person's life more difficult. |
| 24. | Imagine a world where you can park your bicycle unsecured on the ___. |
| 25. | This type of theft is called pick___ing. |
| 27. | They constantly feel like they are ___ watched. |
| 32. | ___ will steal from anyone that ___ think is vulnerable. |
| 34. | An even more personal kind of theft is known as ___. |
| 35. | The woman who ___ bumped into her ___ stolen her wallet. |
| 39. | She was about to pay for a moustache remover at a ___ store. |
| 40. | Sometimes homeowners forget to lock their ___s or doors. |
| 41. | Imagine that: a world with ___ larceny. |
| 46. | Sometimes burglars will force open a side ___. |
| 48. | They will steal from ___. |
| 50. | It's too bad all of them can't be converted into ___ people. |
| 52. | They ___ regain the security level they used to have in their home. |
| 53. | Homeowners ___ to lock all their windows or doors. |
| 55. | It's too bad that all of them can't be ___ and converted. |
| 58. | This ___ of theft is called pickpocketing. |
| 59. | Thieves ___ no shame. |
| 60. | Her wallet was missing from her ___. |
| 62. | Some thieves are very ___; some are very lucky. |
| 63. | She was jostled by a ___ behind her. |
| 65. | Is this only a ___? If you can ___ about it, it can happen. |
| 67. | Burglars make their own ___. |
| 69. | If they go out, the burglars ___ again come in. |
| 71. | They feel uncomfortable when they ___ home and when they ___n't. |