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bag-snatching

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bag-snatching [ˈbægˌsnætʃɪŋ] N → tirón m (de bolsos)
bag-snatching [ˈbægˌsnætʃɪŋ] n (Brit) → scippo
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A BAG-SNATCHING cyclist who preyed on elderly women was jailed for five years yesterday.
Bike mugger gets 5 years by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
And apart from mugging and bag-snatching, men are more likely to become victims than women, with men aged 25-34 twice as likely to be attacked physically than the national average.
90% OF US FEAR WE'LL FALL VICTIM TO CRIME by Butler, Jo / The Mirror (London, England)
11 during one of his bag-snatching acts in Kawachi-Nagano, Osaka Prefecture.
Alleged Osaka bag snatcher made 10 mil. yen in a year by Japan Weekly Monitor
 
 
 
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