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crime wave
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Noun1.crime wave - a sudden rise in the crime rate
rise - a growth in strength or number or importance
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crime wave n → ondata di criminalità
crime wave n → ondata di criminalità


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The global business of counterfeit goods is one of the world's fastest-growing crime waves.
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Today, some environmental researchers are taking an even harder look at lead and are advancing the notion that widespread exposure of children to toxicants such as lead may have helped spark the crime waves that rocked the United States throughout the twentieth century.
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