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The Vast Majority Of Successful Major Crimes Against Property Are Perpetrated By Individuals Abusing Positions Of Trust.
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The vast majority of successful major crimes against property are
perpetrated by individuals abusing positions of trust.
-- Lawrence Dalzell
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