Switzerland has started taking valuables worth over $985, the German state of Baden-Württemberg also seizes valuables above $380.
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Surely, there must be somewhere better to hide your valuables?
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Move any valuables from your home's basement or low areas.
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More than $50,000 in valuables were taken in one incident.
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Some then groped the women, while others stole their valuables.
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Begum told how soldiers came to her village demanding valuables.
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So they decided to go back to grab some valuables.
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Stash your valuables in the zippered pockets of these leggings.
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They returned to find four garages filled with valuables incinerated.
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While Trump prepared by clearing his desk of any valuables.
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They told us about jewelry, toys, money, pets and valuables.
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In the film, several small valuables disappear from the house.
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YG told cops he noticed the missing valuables on Jan.
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While most states ask applicants to declare their cash and valuables when they submit their written application for asylum, only Bavaria has said that the police are allowed to search new arrivals for valuables.
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Switzerland has started taking valuables from asylum seekers over 1,000 Swiss francs ($985), the German state of Baden-Württemberg valuables above 350 euros ($380), while other southern states have been reported to do the same.
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People leave their doors unlocked and their valuables in plain sight
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The victims panic and give up their valuables more easily, police said.
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"I immediately started packing my stuff, my valuables," said Charlie Lyons, 22.
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Inside the car, there are hidden lock boxes for valuables and firearms.
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Transaction costs, if valuables are sold at auction, may be 30-40%.
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All of the other valuables stolen from the home are still missing.
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Instead, try these secret hiding spaces for spare keys and other valuables.
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Valuables of special emotional value such as wedding rings will be exempt.
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This method doesn't only work for valuables — it has also saved lives.
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The city's government urged residents to move valuables out of their basements.
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Importantly, the bill will also allow police officers to confiscate refugees' valuables.
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He fled, only to return the following day to pick up valuables.
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You definitely shouldn't bring any valuables you don't want to get soaked.
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Whoever murdered the ringfort's inhabitants didn't take their valuables, livestock or food.
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"No one is allowed to take money and other valuables," he shouted.
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A good safe keeps valuables protected because it's difficult to break open.
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There was furniture in the houses, but usually the valuables were missing.
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If you had a Goose/flerken, that's where you'd store your valuables, too.
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The group handed over their valuables and the gunman returned to the car.
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Yet in previous instances some proved ill-equipped to look after such valuables.
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Your valuables are being broadcast to those who would like to steal them.
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As soon as you add some valuables and accidental damage, the price skyrockets.
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He doesn't know if flood insurance will fairly compensate him for his valuables.
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Sometimes you need a little extra security for your valuables when you travel.
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The intruder demanded valuables, and Queenie offered up her Audi in the garage.
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At the beginning of the Cultural Revolution, my grandmother's family buried their valuables.
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Avoid carrying largest amounts of money or valuables, and secure wallets and phones.
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Is there a room where you can lock up gifts and other valuables?
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Here are 112 spaces flaunting immaculate details, luscious valuables and clever design tricks.
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When a client pays back the loan, with interest, the valuables are returned.
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Kinda beats the underwear drawer you hide your valuables in, don't you think?
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Passengers provide their boarding card and sign the corresponding forms when collecting their valuables.
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You just need to throw in some explosions, and rooms full of fragile valuables.
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Many hid valuables inside, items the museum says are still being discovered years later.
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The Siletz also lacks a security pocket for your passport or other small valuables.
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There are no add-ons, and you can add valuables for no additional cost.
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World News: Denmark will force refugees to give up valuables worth more than $22,450.
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We've all had the unfortunate experience of accidentally leaving valuables behind at a hotel.
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Mohammad estimates that his valuables have a combined value of about 1,5003 kroner [$248].
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Friends said Mr. Rowley was a "skip diver," someone who searched dumpsters for valuables.
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The courts now prefer that volunteers wait until the hand has emerged clutching valuables.
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Many people have been forced to sell gold heirlooms and other valuables to survive.
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She has grown skilled at tying up her valuables so they don't float away.
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Cashman's thinking belies a fear many jewelry lovers have of traveling with their valuables.
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The thieves stole a suitcase containing his clothes and took other valuables, including jewelry.
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With Tile Mate trackers, she can easily find where her valuables are without a fuss.
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Byers said several valuables were taken from the home, including furniture, clothing, and television sets.
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Valuables worth several hundred thousands of dollars were stolen from her, according to court records.
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There was $20,000 in cash and other valuables inside, and the owner tipped him $500.
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On a few occasions, Therisod has uncovered valuables, including stacks of cash, jewelry and gems.
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He'd leave the valuables, and instead take something personal: photographs, a keepsake, a single earring.
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But in the end they did nothing worse than steal some of the locals' valuables.
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There were lockers out front for shoppers to lock up valuables before they go in.
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Not many people would dream of letting $260,000 worth of valuables out of their sight.
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We pull out boxes, anything that would store—that would keep paperwork, would keep valuables.
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Now, of course, Trump has tried to spin these valuables into signs of his success.
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There, the burglars stole about $300,000 in cash and more than $4.3 million in valuables.
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And if you're not going to bother locking it, stop putting your valuables in it.
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If you plan to install a home security system, do so before your valuables arrive.
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She said the police still harassed her, stopping by her home, breaking furniture, stealing valuables.
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Several electronic items and other valuables, as well as clothing, were taken from the home.
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There, they found $50,000 in cash, watches, jewelry, designer bags and other valuables, Carranza said.
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Nearly immediately, we switched to Chubb home insurance with a carved-out valuables article policy.
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Guests can't open the safe themselves, but they can ask that valuables be stored there.
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Their clothes were torn, and many of their valuables, including phones and jewelry, were taken.
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They're looking for valuables, firearms, and the remains of residents who didn't evacuate in time.
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She left no valuables or money—perhaps there was truth to rumors of her gambling addiction.
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Police began confiscating cash and valuables above €350 ($378) in exchange for state aid last week.
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Authorities say he likely entered Ferguson's apartment through an unlocked door and began looking for valuables.
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They then set upon the women, harassing and groping them, stripping them of clothing and valuables.
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The unidentified intruder stole cash and valuables from the bedroom while the couple were at home.
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They sold all of their valuables to be able to travel through Europe—wedding bands included.
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The case was ruled a robbery, though opponents of the theory claim no valuables were stolen.
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What nation's legislature passed a controversial law this week concerning the potential confiscation of migrants' valuables?
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Food would be not only the key to the heart, then, but also to your valuables.
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His business is sacked by the Revolutionary Guard, who steal all the valuables from his office.
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You can lose your valuables in places you think are safe, too — including your own home.
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The two safes that held the valuables, the police said, showed no sign of forced entry.
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It's unlikely, but an employee could open it and swipe away your passport and other valuables.
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Tucker is using insurance advisory firm NFP to seek a specialty provider to protect the valuables.
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Minutes later he returned home and grabbed some valuables -- and his neighbor's home was on fire.
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Villalobos said he was unable to grab any clothes, important documents or other valuables before he left.
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Think of it as leaving your valuables in a high-end safe with the door propped open.
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And don't keep any jewelry or valuables that have been posted on social media at the home.
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Local legend says the Nazis hid a train with valuables in a secret tunnel there in 1945.
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Authorities say he likely entered Ferguson's apartment through what an unlocked door and began looking for valuables.
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As an added bonus, anti-theft pockets with RFID blocking keep your digital (and physical) valuables safe.
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In 1988, my parents packed valuables into our car as a blaze threatened to sweep through town.
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For example, valuables are better kept on your person or left behind instead of stowed in luggage.
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As a result, Zhou said she sold her house and other valuables to meet the company's demands.
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Zhou sold her house and other valuables to meet the supplier's demands, but it still wasn't enough.
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They searched the library and teachers' rooms, stripping them of valuables and removing books they disapproved of.
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When eventually a member of the staff and I found it, valuables still present, I thanked him.
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To raise people out of poverty, therefore, their valuables must somehow be linked to them as individuals.
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Now it turns out that there are more valuables to be found in the country's drainage system.
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Still, the service will require a hefty amount of trust that a courier won't swipe any valuables.
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Fortunately, I kept my valuables in a backpack I had on my person and didn't lose anything.
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Get in the habit of not leaving valuables in plain sight, especially if it's in an SUV.
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When you leave your hotel room, put any valuables back in the suitcase and lock it up.
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"They took 90% of my valuables, from my jewelry, to luxury goods and special items," she wrote.
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Tile Style ensures that you'll always be able to find your valuables and you'll look fabulous doing so.
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And if the jacket has a pocket that can keep your valuables from getting soaked, that's great, too.
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Your assets could include cash, cars, houses, retirement accounts, investment properties and other valuables, like art and jewelry.
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And the best tool for any traveler is a device that makes sure you don't lose your valuables.
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It's the best way to never lose important valuables such as your keys, wallet, purse, or expensive gadgets.
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Finally, we threw our first aid kits into the car and moved on to valuables and sentimental items.
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Take the extra step of doing background checks on potential guests and securing any valuables in your home.
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Flag 4: Inconsistent physical evidence: Video surveillance appeared to show the swimmers with their valuables later that evening.
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Denmark, for example, recently adopted a controversial law to seize asylum-seekers' valuables to help cover their expenses.
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Transportation, counting, deposit and custody of valuables, and security are the main activities carried out by Poste Tutela.
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You can hear the alarm blaring in the background as the crooks tear through drawers looking for valuables.
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Thinking that it contained valuables, they had carried it perhaps 1,000 feet before becoming exhausted by its weight.
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In all, the burglars made off with about $0003 million in cash and valuables from the two banks.
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Put other valuables, like family photographs, in tightly wrapped garbage bags and place them somewhere off the floor.
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Document your valuables before the storm and be meticulous in keeping track of your losses and recovery expenses.
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Every day, our team met people who had lost their livestock and valuables, who were completely grief-stricken.
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On Thursday, they had their valuables off of the first floor, the storm shutters closed, the windows boarded.
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On Thursday, they had their valuables off of the first floor, the storm shutters closed, the windows boarded.
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It was a hasty solution—a desperate effort to cache valuables as people were running for their lives.
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The bank boxes are best for storing documents and valuables that you usually don't need on short notice.
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Be mindful of your wallet and valuables in La Boca — tourists are known to be targets for robberies.
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And Denmark's Parliament is voting today on a proposal to confiscate asylum seekers' valuables to pay for their care.
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From that experience, AquaVault was born: The startup's product offers portable safes that help keep valuables protected from theft.
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The brand's ID Lock technology keeps others from scanning encrypted personal information on your credit cards and other valuables.
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Valuables also provide another reason to consider replacement coverage on your home's contents, and keep an updated home inventory.
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The brand's ID Lock technology protects others from scanning encrypted personal information on your credit cards and other valuables.
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This expertly crafted brass and steel lock would have been used on a door behind which valuables were kept.
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They also offered some advice such as organizing his personal items, selling valuables for money and finding a job.
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Critics say the latest measure evokes Europe's darkest hours, when the Nazis seized valuables from Jews during the Holocaust.
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It also packs up for easy transport, allowing you to protect your valuables even when you're on the road.
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She left the car with a valet, but also left valuables in the automobile, including both of their wallets.
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That said, Mercury retrograde is an infamous time to misplace or lose things, so be careful with your valuables.
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The migrants told police they had been threatened with a gun and knives, and searched for money and valuables.
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If you remove your valuables and tidy the space, there should be no reason for you to be there.
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"The government raided our home and seized all of our valuables (most importantly deeds to our homes)," he said.
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While the police believe it may have been a robbery gone wrong, why were Mr. Barbati's valuables left behind?
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Like many evacuees who had time, Donovan emptied her home of valuables, including her solar system and backup batteries.
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I'm a big fan of the bungee waistline and the deep front pockets to hold and protect my valuables.
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More specifically, when he was 19, he attacked a Staten Island grandmother at knifepoint before fleeing with her valuables.
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Jackson stored valuables in a "secret room" hidden around the corner in his closet, according to the Associated Press.
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Within the main chamber is a smaller zippered pouch perfect for your wallet, keys, phone, and other small valuables.
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While they might seem like a logical choice for storing valuables, bank safe deposit boxes aren't recommended for watches.
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Luckily, the life hackers have a solution: Drill a chair into a wall and hang your valuables off it.
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Also, make sure that your garage door is closed and secured to protect your valuables and mitigate replacement cost.
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He is also likely going to have to forfeit any cash or valuables obtained through his alleged illegal activity.
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Most, however, wanted to share their own stories of finding valuables and wrestling over what to do with them.
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Beach season is finally here — but let's not forget about the stressful responsibility of keeping track of your seaside valuables.
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It wasn't until Monday morning that an employee at the bank discovered the holes and the missing valuables, Reyes said.
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In Denmark, the government is even moving to confiscate valuables from arriving migrants to defray the cost of accommodating them.
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Venus enters fellow Water sign Pisces today, bringing you love (and valuables, as Venus also rules money) from faraway places.
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I was worried about leaving our bags unattended, but we take our valuables with us and it turns out fine.
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Police also seized jewelry and valuables valued at more than 1.1 billion ringgit ($270.2 million) from properties linked to Najib.
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Residents in some areas have reportedly been pitching in to recover lost valuables and useful material from the debris piles.
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Moore said the family saved valuables such as photos and documents, but his wife and children are anxious and sad.
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Flat green containers and cylindrical red ones in particular often spit out useful crafting materials like Antimatter or rare valuables.
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One day recently, the trunk opened automatically to reveal all of his belongings, a computer and other valuables, were missing.
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So right when Jack and Rose come downstairs, Lovejoy plants a couple valuables in Jack's pocket and Jack gets arrested.
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Now Wang listened, as Dr. Xu's granddaughter told her that, to avoid the curse, her valuables must be blessed immediately.
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Guests will now see her joining the pirates' ranks and helping the locals 'unload' their valuables at the Mercado auction.
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The statement also said that the house had not been ransacked and that no valuables were found to be missing.
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It's typically groups of young pickpockets who use perfidious tricks to snatch wallets, phones and other valuables off unsuspecting pedestrians.
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Sell the house and all the valuables in it, plunging the funds into a single bet on a horse race?
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TL;DR: Keep your valuables protected with the Motorola Smart Safe with Secure Wall Mounting for $116.99, a 9% savings.
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At night, they say they can hear people going inside the vacants, rustling around, stripping metals away, looking for valuables.
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The brand announced in the press release that the items will come with usable pouches to store your valuables inside.
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A prenup is meant to govern how assets such as money, valuables and homes will be divided after the marriage.
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"They took 90% of my valuables, from my jewellry, to luxury goods and special items" she&aposd collected, she wrote.
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The common thread connecting each room is the valuables that occupy them, ranging from paintings to iconic pieces of furniture.
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Unsuspecting tourists often are victims of such crimes, leaving valuables inside cars and parking on the street, as the Chronicle notes.
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Police have also seized jewelry and valuables valued at more than 1.1 billion ringgit ($272 million) from properties linked to Najib.
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Then, just lay back, fall asleep and don't worry too much — your valuables are hidden in the depths of the sand.
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Those who did make it were forced into such hasty evacuations they they left valuables and in many cases, pets, behind.
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For a decade, Robert Costanzo took off with valuables worth millions of dollars from more than 100 break-ins, authorities said.
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The sun in Sagittarius activates the sector of your chart that rules money, your valuables, and your sense of emotional security.
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Kylie Jenner likes to keep her valuables under lock and key, but once, she accidentally secured more than just her makeup.
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The brothers returned to the woman's home, ransacked it for valuables and beat her dog to death with a golf club.
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He asked them to leave, and as they were filing out, his wife looked around and realized their valuables were missing.
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You might also want to grab valuables and items of sentimental importance, like photos, Bug Out Bag Academy's Andrew Pontius says.
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My favorite aspect about this pack, though, is the discreet valuables pocket at the top of the front of the bag.
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If you need to protect your valuables at all costs, get a set of Samsonite Centric expandable hardside luggage for $260.
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In the video, the homeowner's two barking dogs did little to dissuade the pair from allegedly scouring the house for valuables.
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His house had been spared and he was able to load up his pickup truck with important documents and other valuables.
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People did not have time to take valuables, and there were clear signs of what I would classify as panicked retreat.
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Yan realized that the amounts of money he'd been offering had convinced the farmer that there must be valuables buried there.
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These days, Van Cleef's whimsical aviary feels newly relevant: Who among us doesn't dream of grabbing the valuables and winging away?
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Retrograde Mercury reenters Cancer on July 19, asking you to be especially mindful about money and where you place your valuables.
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In the docs, Jennifer says Traci's been selling off her dad's valuables and refuses to let her look through his belongings.
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In addition to the bed, sheets and a pillow, you'll nearly always have a locker to hold your bags or valuables.
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I kept my valuables with me and trusted that my drivers wouldn't take off with my dirty clothes before getting paid.
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Those valuables would then be sold at auction, and the money used to help pay for the upkeep of asylum-seekers.
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In the docs, the trustee overseeing Miles' case says he intends to auction off a bunch of Darius' valuables to pay back his debts -- valuables that include the following: -- Autographed LeBron James jersey -- Autographed Mark McGwire bat -- PlayStation and Xbox consoles -- Large screen TVs -- Firearms -- approximately 1,000 CDs and DVDs The auction is set to go down on Dec.
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And since it's designed for travel, you can use it house toiletries and other items like jewelry, accessories, camera pieces, and valuables.
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This decision follows the Danish parliament's approval of the law proposal that allows seizing valuables and delaying family reunions for asylum seekers.
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"You're on vacation laying out and want to go for a swim, but what do you do with your valuables?" he asked.
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"You have to make sure valuables are locked up all the time because it's all out in the open," one student said.
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Thousands of dollars' worth of cash and valuables were left behind by the killers, leaving investigators befuddled for weeks after the crimes.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. (CNN)Christian Nahuse had gone to rescue his grandma's keepsakes, furniture and valuables from the rising waters.
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Framebridge will send you secure, prepaid packaging to send your valuables in, then you'll receive them back once the project is finished.
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In the neighboring state of Baden-Württemberg, police have begun confiscating cash and valuables above €350 ($378) in exchange for state aid.
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Some people ventured into their destroyed dwellings for the first time, though, to retrieve valuables and mats and pillows to sleep on.
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The victims were leaving the circuit track Friday night where Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix will be held, when gunmen stole unspecified valuables.
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We're told crooks took roughly $30k in cash plus 3 gold chains, a custom ring and a locked safe containing other valuables.
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Fortunately, you no longer need to worry because you can now use your smartphone to keep track of all of your valuables.
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In February, somebody broke into singer Alanis Morissette's home and stole a safe containing $2 million worth of jewelry and other valuables.
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Moments later, the gang blows open one of the train cars thought to hold valuables, only to discover a handful of people.
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If you try to collect only a portion of your valuables, the blessings won't work and your son will remain in danger.
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Elderly clients, in particular, are notorious for hiding valuables, sometimes sewing them into the hems of draperies or taping them under floorboards.
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But the safest approach is to remove valuables from your car altogether rather than hiding them or leaving them in the trunk.
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Korniyets' misdeeds came to light after reformist investigators raided his apartment and found dozens of diamonds, along with cash and other valuables.
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For three years, innocent, primarily minority drivers were threatened with arrest unless they voluntarily forfeited their money and valuables on the spot.
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This wristlet wallet is comfortable to carry and the strap ensures your valuables won't go flying in case someone bumps into you.
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She didn't get a chance to pack any valuables, and fled her home of 17 years in the dead of the night.
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Our reporters spoke to survivors who searched through mud and standing water for what few valuables could be salvaged from their homes.
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Tech Fix The tiny tags are typically used to find valuables like house keys, but they are far more versatile than that.
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Indeed, a law was passed allowing authorities to seize cash and valuables from refugees to help defray the costs of their resettlement.
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We clear out the bottom floor of or our house of all valuables and move tables and chairs for a dance floor.
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Many offer discounts for home alarm systems, home safes and even for keeping some valuables in an off-site safety deposit box.
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Second of all, every other day somebody comes in desperately seeking "valuables" they've left in a car and Uber almost never helps.
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It marked the spot where George De Long, the Jeannette's captain, had buried the valuables he had grown too weak to carry.
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The couple also bought a new house in Japan, but it was recently broken into and Marzia lost 90% of her valuables.
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Gone are the days when a home security setup would cost as much as the valuables you were hoping to watch over.
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Yet some people still want the security of storage away from home for valuables, important papers and sentimental keepsakes, financial advisers say.
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Thousands have been ordered to evacuate, and many more have packed up their valuables and remain on alert to flee their communities.
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Items such as Birkin handbags from Hermes, watches and other valuables were seen carted out of one condominium in downtown Kuala Lumpur.
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The new government has reopened an investigation into the case, with police raiding Najib&aposs properties and seizing cash, jewelry and other valuables.
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And if you're fixated on keeping your family, valuables, and yourself out of harm's way, there are plenty of precautions you can take.
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Verdict: This is terrible, but come on, people are awful — Airbnb hosts should strip their spaces of valuables before turning over the keys.
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Several electronic items and other valuables were taken from the home, located in the district of Cabarete, in Puerto Plata, according to Noticia.do.
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Vaultek is a company that manufactures Bluetooth-connected safes for valuables and firearms — things that you really want to make sure are secured.
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It thwarts hackers the same way a house safe can stymie burglars: They can break in but cannot get away with the valuables.
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The burglars stole about $330,000 in cash and valuables, said Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York.
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All of my neighbors have a story or three of someone breaking into their house and stealing whatever valuables they could grab quickly.
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Officials have reportedly seized more than $700,000 in jewelry and other valuables and have more than 23 persons of interest in the case.
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In Denmark a bill tightening immigration laws, including the confiscation of refugees' valuables, passed with overwhelming support including the center-left Social Democrats.
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She said people should be sure they have adequate insurance in case of events like home fires or thefts of valuables like jewelry.
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In 2011, when he was 19, he and another man were accused of breaking into two homes and taking jewelry and other valuables.
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Guards have confiscated women's cash and valuables, leaving them without money to buy fresh food for their children, according to Human Rights Watch.
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In the real world, safes are a necessity for any home or business that cares about protecting valuables against theft, damage, or loss.
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I mean, they open it up, blow their nose in it, and then put it back in their pockets with their other valuables.
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Awqaf operate social projects such as hospitals, mosques and schools with donations received from Muslims in the form of land, cash or other valuables.
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Back in December, the center-right Danish government proposed legislation that would enable immigration authorities to seize jewelry and other personal valuables from refugees.
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Then Owens ordered her to drive back to her house, asking her what valuables she had and who was at her home, police said.
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A concealed zippered compartment inside the hand pocket secures valuables like car keys and its triple-stitched seams can endure miles of hard use.
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While one robber restrained the victims with duct tape and threats of violence, prosecutors said, another would ransack the home in search of valuables.
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Denmark's parliament approved a controversial bill on Tuesday that allows police to confiscate valuables from refugees who are seeking asylum in the Scandinavian country.
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And while GPS tracking will certainly serve as a useful deterrent against theft, it doesn't protect any valuables you have sitting in your vehicle.
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Made with sturdy, water-resistant ABS plastic, SAFEGO is heavy-duty enough to keep your valuables out of reach when you're on the move.
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"The burglars believed no one would be home, and the homes would contain sought-after valuables that they might be interested in," she said.
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Venus is all about value (and valuables!) and as it connects with Pluto, the lord of the underworld, immense riches become available to you.
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A measure passed in January, though rarely enforced, empowers the authorities to confiscate valuables from new arrivals to offset the cost of settling them.
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The sarcophagus didn't bear any inscriptions of names, and they weren't buried with valuables like gold masks or amulets that royals would typically have.
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Update: A controversial proposal that allows Danish authorities to take valuables from asylum-seekers has been enforced for the first time, The Guardian reports.
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Now, imagine that after enduring a long, dangerous, and costly journey to safety, you're asked to hand over the few valuables you have left.
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She moved slowly, burdened with the few practical possessions she could bring and the small cache of money and valuables hidden inside her clothing.
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Mr. Wedman, 82, a 21-year Air Force veteran, was readying to leave his home at Lot 40, placing his valuables in his car.
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Some residents in the capital said they were outraged that Mr. Jammeh had been allowed to leave their country with many of his valuables.
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Items such as Birkin handbags from Hermes, watches and other valuables were carted out of the condominium at the upmarket Pavilion Residences, police said.
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One idea for safeguarding your valuables at the beach: Wrap them in a shirt and leave a bag sitting out in the open. 9.
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So if you are storing jewelry or other valuables you should buy insurance separately, said Lynne McChristian, a spokeswoman for the Insurance Information Institute.
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A small watertight bag lets you bring your phone (or any small valuables) with you when you are playing in or on the ocean.
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Walking away from your valuables to take a care-free swim at the pool or beach can be an unsettling feeling, and with good reason.
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Other benefits include Community Find, which is a feature in the Tile App that connects you with trustworthy users to help you find your valuables.
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Denmark has faced its own criticism from the international community after leaders proposed measures to seize valuables from refugees applying for asylum in the country.
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It allows officials to confiscate cash, jewellery and other valuables from asylum-seekers, supposedly to pay for the cost of their upkeep in asylum centres.
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Germany has begun confiscating valuables from refugees crossing into the country, claiming the property is in exchange for services they will get as asylum seekers.
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No arrests have yet been made and no suspects had been identified but police are now publicizing the theft to try to recover the valuables.
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Unlike its companions that were written on parchment or papyrus, this was a list of 64 hiding places for gold and valuables, etched on copper.
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Watch over your valuables (and pump out your favorite playlists) with this clandestine combo device for 45% off the regular price when you buy today.
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Officials say Jalen was armed with a semi-automatic handgun -- and threatened 3 people inside the home before making off with jewelry and other valuables.
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Some congregants moved to New York and joined Shearith Israel, taking with them the keys to Touro and its valuables, including the Torahs and rimonim.
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Before doing so, he transferred some valuables, including the PGA Championship Wanamaker Trophy, to a sturdy safe at his friend and rival Rickie Fowler's house.
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Inside there are two additional smaller pockets that are deep enough to prevent any stored valuables from flying out when the backpack is thrown around.
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It has 28 rooms — including six bathrooms, 10 fireplaces, a ballroom, a billiards room, two dining rooms, and three vaults for wine and other valuables.
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Those with cars have been able to take their valuables, or even their furniture, and leave town for hotel rooms or to stay with family.
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I store my tiny apartment key in here for extra peace of mind, but you can also use it for any valuables or spare change.
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The Briton, who was not present at the time, said shots were fired and a gun pointed at one person's head before valuables were taken.
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Before the storm, you should review and understand your homeowners' insurance policy to ensure what valuables are protected in the event of loss or damage.
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Pack an emergency kit, including cash, prescription medicines and three days' worth of food and water (for people and pets) • Take documents and protect valuables.
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The relevant paperwork includes a spot for residents to list valuables like heirlooms or jewelry they might want workers to keep an eye out for.
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Sources say burglars made off with around $150k in valuables ... and they used her designer luggage to transport the stolen goods out of the house!!!
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Firefighters had battled the blaze for several hours as police officers tried to shoo away shopkeepers trying to return to collect their valuables, PressTV reported.
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On Sunday, some braved the seemingly endless aftershocks to sift through their shattered homes, looking for valuables — a bankbook, medication needed by an elderly relative.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... a man broke into Petty's San Fernando Valley storage unit last month and swiped at least $100k worth of valuables.
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Travel Tips Did you know that you may be more susceptible to having your valuables, such as watches and cellphones, stolen when you're on vacation?
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Within seconds the three bandits got back into their car and sped away with valuables worth an estimated 5 million euros, or about $103 million.
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The valuables taken on Monday evening appeared to be mostly jewelry, the prosecutor's office said, but it was not clear what exactly had been stolen.
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Last week, he also withdrew his works from two Danish museums to protest against the country's new law that allows authorities to confiscate valuables from migrants.
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They collected valuables and planned to ship his artworks to California, where we'd store them in our homes while searching for a gallery to exhibit them.
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The risk of being flooded is always there, and in the last couple of weeks, he was busy moving valuables to the second floor to prepare.
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You might find you're comfortable with the higher deductible, but need more coverage overall, riders for valuables or extras like flood insurance or an umbrella policy.
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By the time the waters receded, Nahuse said his grandmother lost about everything except some of her most important valuables: silverware, photo albums and three cats.
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In a photo he took from his hiding place while, he says, soldiers were searching for valuables, the feet of two are visible -- one without shoes.
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When the engine failed a few miles out, the captain of a passing tug repaired it in exchange for the passengers' wedding rings, their last valuables.
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Instead, West claims an unidentified man -- who appeared to have a gun -- forced his way into the room and threatened his life ... demanding cash and valuables.
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Law enforcement sources confirm ... Young's Valley residence was hit in February when the bad guys entered through an unlocked door and pilfered the NBA star's valuables.
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Our law enforcement sources say cops have been in contact with Floyd's camp and the boxer has been instructed to take an inventory of his valuables.
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Sure, their stuffed bodies could probably withstand more than usual if the mail carrier gets bored and decides to play Toss Across with your precious valuables.
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It's a ceremonial container where you store jewellery or valuables, an empty space that can become pregnant with whatever music or meaning I give to it.
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While it's easy to suggest leaving your valuables at home or at a hotel — which is, indeed, sensible advice — that option isn't always practical or desirable.
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Some of these "underwater treasure hunters" film themselves cleaning up waterways full time and will often reunite owners with lost valuables, like iPhones and engagement rings.
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Many artworks and other valuables plundered from Eastern Europe were stashed in Silesian castles and mansions during the war and have not been accounted for. video
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Vietnamese fishermen have complained of Chinese fishing boats, equipped with satellite technology and high-pressure hoses, ramming their vessels in disputed waters and taking their valuables.
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According to the New Orleans Times-Picayune , Donald Entringer, the owner of a bakery called McKenzie's, started hiding "valuables" in his king cakes in the 1930s.
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Denmark passed a law requiring newly arrived asylum seekers to hand over valuables, including jewelry and gold, to help pay for their stay in the country.
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Marzia Kjellberg wrote on her Instagram Story that 90% of her valuables were taken, "from my jewellry, to luxury goods and special items" she&aposd collected.
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If you have time, it's a good idea to unplug appliances, and move any light furniture and valuables to higher floors of your house or building.
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A man looks for valuables in the damaged house of a relative after the area was hit by Hurricane Maria in Guayama, Puerto Rico September 20, 2017.
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Her body was found later packed in a suitcase and dumped in a field, while Chan made off with her bank card, mobile phone and other valuables.
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A man looks for valuables in the damaged house of a relative in Guayama, Puerto Rico, after the area was hit by Hurricane Maria, on Sept. 218.
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Bagley suspects the crew took all the valuables off the ship and then set part of it on fire so that it would sink into the mud.
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Instead, he was charged with the more minor offense of money laundering, in relation to cash and other valuables he stole from Poon after allegedly killing her.
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Your focus today is on your financial situation, thanks to the Moon in Sagittarius lighting up the sector of your chart that rules cash and your valuables.
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Giving them access to my car, which doesn't have any valuables in it anyway, feels far less intrusive to me, though that's obviously a very personal thing.
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As the wildfires in California continue to wreak havoc on their communities, one person found an ingenious way to preserve their valuables before evacuating from their home.
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An exciting piece of information about your finances or valuables will arrive on October 11, when Mercury meets the planet of luck and abundance, Jupiter, in Libra.
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The Danish government approved a bill which allows policemen to seize valuables worth more than DKr10,000 ($1,460) from refugees, in order to pay for food and accommodation.
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Denmark's parliament has approved the controversial proposal allowing officials to seize cash and valuables from asylum-seekers to help cover the cost of services provided to them.
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My travel tech organizer slips into the main compartment perfectly, and I can keep valuables like my credit cards and passport in the compartments against my back.
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You can bring a backpack and valuables on the ride, but unless you want them to get wet, you're better off leaving them in a free locker.
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Denmark also passed a law requiring newly arrived asylum seekers to hand over valuables, including jewelry and gold, to help pay for their stay in the country.
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Ms. Turpin recommends always locking your room, putting away valuables like cash and passports in the room safe and not leaving your belongings unattended in public areas.
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If you're not sold on a security system, there are other precautions you might take, including securing your valuables and updating your policy to cover expensive items.
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His family safe, Mr. Derlus carefully retraced his steps atop the back wall behind his home on Tuesday, making one final trip to save a few valuables.
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She and her boyfriend had planned to rob the jeweler, but the robbery turned deadly when the man refused to give them a ring and other valuables.
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Three other men — Hugh Doyle, 48; William Lincoln, 50; and Carl Wood, 58 — played lesser roles, including helping to either store, transfer or conceal the stolen valuables.
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While Jewish families were evidently aware the German Nazis would loot their valuables, they were mislead to believe they would be relocated and resettled after their deportation.
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Once the victim hands over the bag, the scammer swaps it out for an identical bag filled with bottles of water, and makes off with her valuables.
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Our plan quickly went awry when a group of older teens wearing balaclavas stopped us and made it clear that we would be giving them our valuables.
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Those living in areas that have a high probability of natural disasters may put their valuables in storage during the seasons when those events are most prevalent.
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To determine your net worth, add up all your assets, including cash, retirement accounts, college savings, house, cars, investment properties and valuables, such as art and jewelry.
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But when it keeps your valuables safe during a fire that rages on for more than two hours, it will have paid for itself many times over.
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The basement level has nearly 2,500 square feet of additional space that contains a laundry area, storage and two vaults — one for storing wine, another for valuables.
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This classic is made of heavyweight canvas, which protects your valuables from sand and water and helps the bag stand up like a bucket — even when empty.
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This classic is made of heavyweight canvas, which protects your valuables from sand and water and helps the bag stand up like a bucket — even when empty.
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Break-ins and car highjackings can quickly turn almost gratuitously violent, with victims beaten and raped if they do not quickly turn over valuables or open safes.
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Protect Your Valuables In the rush of packing, many people forget that aside from travel insurance, it's a good idea to insure valuable items, such as your electronics.
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In recent months scores of people have been killed in Juba as robbers, sometimes wearing security uniforms, rampage through the town, snatching valuables and attacking homes at night.
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Lost LuggageAirline luggage regulations have changed in light of recent security concerns, and as a result, more and more of our valuables are going into our checked bags.
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While police investigations at airports typically involve items stolen from luggage, this is likely the first targeting valuables in seat pockets and overhead bins left on the plane.
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Denmark adopted a law in 2016 requiring newly arrived asylum-seekers to hand over valuables such jewelry and gold to help pay for their stays in the country.
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"It is very odiously reminiscent of the German past — leave the valuables and go to the showers," Derek Beach, an associate professor in political science at Aarhus university.
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Cordon is currently suing the NFL running back -- claiming he orchestrated the July 2018 incident when someone broke into her home and pistol-whipped her while stealing valuables.
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Denmark's parliament passed measures on Tuesday aimed at deterring refugees from seeking asylum, including confiscating valuables to pay for their stay, despite protests from international human rights organisations.
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About 30 percent of AtmaGo users who received flood warnings took preventative action, such as moving valuables, evacuating to a higher floor or warning neighbors, the survey found.
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Silicon Valley-based Hippo is also marketing itself as a new kind of homeowners insurance company, with policies that offer stronger protections for common valuables like home electronics.
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According to data from insurance agency AIG, these are just some of the weird, country-specific scams that local con artists use to part tourists from their valuables.
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Passions run high because "big money" is at stake, said Nanda, with even small temples receiving millions in cash and valuables from worshippers at festivals and auspicious days.
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Sure, the controversial decision to seize valuables worth above 10,85033 Danish kroner ($1,500) from refugees, as a contribution to their cost of living, should have never been made.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Many Texans grabbed not only their valuables but also the dogs, cats, birds and other pets as they fled the flooding caused by Tropical Storm Harvey.
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Venus enters Aquarius today, lighting up the financial sector of your chart and making this a doubly exciting, beneficial time for you around cash, valuables, and feeling secure.
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In the docs, Shelia claims her son's valuables were locked in his home office after his death ... but she says someone recently went in and removed some things.
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Guidelines have been drafted to better protect churches from theft and vandalism — with suggestions like having volunteers monitor churches, substituting valuables with copies and fixing artifacts in place.
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The HaloVa has 14 total pockets including three insulated bottle pockets; a discreet back pocket for phones, credit cards, or other valuables; and a small wet clothes pocket.
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They then ate beef stew the woman had made and stole the man's boots, watches and other valuables, before leaving the home in a Jeep, the sheriff said.
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In the end they tracked down and recovered four million of some five million paintings and other artworks, books, Judaica and valuables stolen by the Germans in wartime.
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Denmark introduced a much-criticized measure allowing the authorities to seize cash and valuables such as jewelry and wedding rings from asylum seekers as payment for housing them.
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It has also passed a law requiring newly arrived asylum seekers to hand over valuables, including jewelry and gold, to help pay for their stay in the country.
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Weeks after the demolitions, Mr. Ahisu, a resident who witnessed the initial clashes, watched from afar as a crowd scavenged valuables from the wreckage of their former dwellings.
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It has a laptop pouch, a lockable compartment for valuables, a USB port to charge devices, and a whopping 17 interior pockets for cords, chargers, and other accessories.
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And five days later, two Qatari sisters lost valuables worth $5.3 million when three balaclava-clad robbers targeted their chauffeur-driven Bentley on the highway from the airport.
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CARRY VALUABLES ON YOUR PERSON When my Megabus from Chicago to Milwaukee burst into a fireball on the side of the highway, I was among the lucky ones.
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But French officials described the suspects as veteran criminals with years of experience and the underground skills to target Ms. Kardashian West and the valuables she sometimes flaunted.
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The fascination on documentation of valuables was inspired by the work of 17th century Flemish painters, who would on commission archive the artistic acquisitions of lords and royalty.
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Flood and homeowners policies may not cover much by way of personal possessions in the basement, either, so think twice before stashing valuables there or doing a pricey remodel.
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This belly-themed fanny pack can come in "hairy" or "muscle" (nice) and are 13 inches wide, six inches deep, and feature a secret inside pocket for your valuables.
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That day, she had left a purse containing her valuables, identification cards and keepsakes for her son and an envelope of important personal documents for her sister Delci Ortega.
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And last year, CNN revealed how police at Miami International Airport put hidden cameras inside the belly of a plane to catch luggage handlers opening bags and stealing valuables.
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LONDON — Denmark passed a law on Tuesday requiring newly arrived asylum seekers to hand over valuables, including jewelry and gold, to help pay for their stay in the country.
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LONDON — Denmark is poised to pass a law requiring newly arrived refugees to hand over valuables, including gold or jewelry, to help pay for the costs of lodging them.
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"You can use Kontakt's beacons to track valuables in the warehouse or any premises, during transportation, trigger alarms if something (or someone) moves where it is not supposed to".
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The travel money belt from Peak Gear keeps all of your valuables like money, IDs, credit cards, and passports safe and secure around your waist and under your shirt.
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Officers were escorting people back to the campus Saturday in groups of 10 to collect things such as valuables, keys and vehicles, school district Police Chief Walter Braun said.
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"We fixed things that needed fixing, put locks on some cupboards and on the office (so we could lock away valuables), and created a household information folder," she says.
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He said that the tugboat was seized by an unidentified group using small motorized boats, and that the hijackers had stripped the vessel of valuables before setting it adrift.
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The corners of the wallet are magnetic, so you'll know when the wallet is closed and your valuables are safe – without any demagnetizing damage to the cards, of course.
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If the waters do come, you should have a plan for evacuation or a safe place to go, and a way to protect valuables and critical documents from damage.
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Shortly after the election, the police seized $250 million in cash, jewelry, luxury handbags and other valuables during raids on properties controlled by Mr. Najib and his wife, Rosmah.
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In April 1942, all Dutch Jews were required to wear the yellow star and deliver their valuables to the Liro Bank, which was set up to loot Jewish property.
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Phoolvati is still haunted by the image of her daughter, Bahomani, clutching the aluminum box with the family's valuables as the rickety rescue boat pushed away from her house.
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Locations of valuables and critical papers: Note the whereabouts of wills, passports, Social Security cards, birth certificates, and any other legal documents that are difficult to get copies of.
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Home or rental insurance may also fall short — we learned that the hard way after returning from Paris and realizing our policy had an extremely low limit for valuables.
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"They see how you're dressed and may have a sense of your lifestyle based on other photos you've posted," he said, "and will seek you out for your valuables."
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The night before the couple's departure, the trip was almost scuppered by an apparent robbery in Hogg's apartment, in which her jewelry, her cameras, and other valuables were stolen.
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In 1945, American soldiers discovered a room in the mine whose floor was covered with more than seven thousand marked bags containing gold coins, gold bars, and other valuables.
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"It is very odiously reminiscent of the German past — leave the valuables and go to the showers," said Derek Beach, an associate professor in political science at Aarhus University.
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Authorities found the cash bundled inside sealed boxes aboard the plane, after asking the craft's five occupants – including the pilot – if they had any valuables to declare, the report said.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's government may tax cash and other valuables locked away in safety deposit boxes held with banks, Italian newspapers said on Wednesday, quoting Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini.
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With tapestries and a massive sculpture stitched together from large plastic bags used to carry valuables across the Zimbabwe-South Africa border, Halter makes a statement about nature of migration.
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In the master closet, the home has a full-length mirror that's designed to hide your valuables, as well as an at-home dry-cleaning unit called the SWASH Systemis.
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As you plot the days you're planning on going to the beach to soak up the sun, thieves are also rubbing their hands in anticipation to soak up your valuables.
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Wow Doing good comes back around...This person sending money to our bakers and cashiers for making bread for others when they had lost homes and cars and valuables. Wow!!!!!
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If you've got a child or a pet at home, or you just want to watch over your valuables while you're away, YoCam and its app can make it happen.
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Chyna's business manager took control of the late pro wrestler's stuff -- including a $5,000 cello -- and there's no telling what he's doing with her other valuables ... so claims Chyna's mom.
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Rams head coach Sean McVay's L.A. home was burglarized Thursday night by men who broke in and made off with a bunch of valuables ... law enforcement sources tell TMZ Sports.
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Furthermore, Owens is upset a heads up wasn't given before his valuables were sold, and is VERY interested in getting in contact with the current owner to reclaim his memories.
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"I don't know if we can rebuild or not, depends on the insurance," said Marcie Miller, a real estate agent from Georgia, removing valuables from the shell of her house.
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While South African Airways passenger Warren Becker slept on a flight from Johannesburg to Hong Kong in December, cash and valuables totaling ZAR30,000 — US$1,800 — were stolen from his bag.
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Prosecutors accused Chang of accepting money and valuables worth more than 3.76 million yuan ($546,500) between 1998 and 2014 as a telecom official and, later, chairman of China Unicom (0762.
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Naz's parents have pawned seemingly all their valuables; they are despised by their own community for raising an alleged killer whose actions have led to a wave of Islamophobic attacks.
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Regardless of the specific method preferred by crooks, though, Rueda says that she and other SJPD crime prevention specialists strongly discourage people from ever leaving valuables unattended in their cars.
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The Carabinieri force said it had also detained another important member of the island's mafia group, who is under investigation for alleged organized crime association and fraudulent transfer of valuables.
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This tote had a ton of pockets that helped group things together, along with zippered pockets that kept valuables like my wallet, keys, and phone secure — and easy to reach.
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The 31-year-old -- who retired in 2017 -- says the crooks took all sorts of valuables including purses, computers and one REALLY important piece of jewelry ... the Super Bowl ring.
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Items such as Birkin handbags from Hermes, jewelry, watches and other valuables were carted out of the condominium at the upmarket Pavilion Residences, in the pre-dawn hours, police said.
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Later, he storms into his grandmother's immaculate dining room, throttles her until she reveals the safe code, dumps her purse out on the table, and shoves all her valuables inside.
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Some of the other measures were similar to those taken elsewhere in Europe - Denmark enacted measures in 2016 that included confiscating the valuables of refugees to pay for their stay.
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Greece shipped desperate migrants back to Turkey; Denmark confiscated their valuables; and even Germany, which has accepted more than half a million refugees, is struggling with growing resistance to them.
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It began as a practical process used mostly for fencing and the facades of rural homes and storehouses, which held valuables, like rice, that families hoped to protect from blazes.
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The Malaysian police said last week that they had seized cash, jewelry, purses and other valuables worth as much as $273 million from properties of Mr. Najib and Ms. Rosmah.
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Police last month warned that some criminals were disguising themselves as health inspectors and using fake identity papers to gain access to people's houses to steal money or other valuables.
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Mr. Chan has been serving a 29-month sentence for money laundering because he took some of his girlfriend's valuables and used her credit card upon returning to Hong Kong.
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The name — mudlark — was first given to the Victorian-era poor who scrounged for items in the river to sell, pulling copper scraps, rope and other valuables from the shore.
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Indeed, in several cases, a masked thief smashed windows with a hammer, made a beeline for a handful of valuables in display cases and left the museums within three minutes.
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If you are carrying important valuables like an expensive camera, lots of cash, fancy jewelry, or anything else you can't stand to lose, make sure you have a lockable suitcase.
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Soldiers looted what they could, but Stalin dispatched numerous trophy brigades to search for and retrieve valuables as a form of compensation for the Soviet Union's losses during the war.
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Police last month warned that some criminals were disguising themselves as health inspectors and using fake identity papers to gain access to people's houses to steal money or other valuables.
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COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei is withdrawing his works from two museums in Denmark to protest a new law that allows Danish authorities to seize valuables from migrants.
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Denmark has been widely criticized in the past month for proposals to tighten immigration laws including using refugees' valuables to pay for their stay and postponing family reunification to three years.
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The masked men burned the young boy with scalding hot water during the 30-minute ordeal in order to force the parents to tell them where their valuables were, police said.
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You will also be trying to recover lost valuables this month, Sagittarius, and like the Gardner Museum's investigation, yours will probably take a long time — though, hopefully, less than three decades.
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Hilton remains vigilant about her personal belongings since being robbed by the infamous Bling Ring, a group of eight Hollywood teens who stole valuables from A-list homes from 2008-2009.
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But, we're told cops described the scene as "amateur hour" ... because the burglars left jewelry and other valuables in the heist, and only took about $1,000 worth of the stuff instead.
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The definitive resource on the subject seems to be a New York Times story from 2016, for which friends of the author submitted their go-to methods for hiding their valuables.
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Separated on the spot from their relatives, who were doomed, they were put to work as slave laborers, performing tasks that included collecting the clothing and valuables of their dead brethren.
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The BBC notes, "The move is reminiscent of the late 1990s when South Koreans queued to donate wedding rings and other valuables to help their struggling economy amid Asia's financial crisis."
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Update: January 26, 2016: Denmark's parliament has approved the controversial proposal allowing officials to seize cash and valuables from asylum-seekers to help cover the cost of services provided to them.
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It almost works, as the back falls off, but then the entire thing smashes, and the valuables he wants to jack all fall to the ground among many shards of glass.
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Called stabbur, or stolpehus in the local dialect, the oldest were built before 1350, and were used to store a farm's valuables, including the garments and silver used in traditional costumes.
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The militants searched the building methodically for valuables, even breaking up the ground floor in their search for vaults with artifacts inside that they could sell, according to Federal Police officers.
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Included in the haul were 284 boxes of handbags and 72 pieces of luggage containing cash, jewelry, watches and other valuables, said Amar Singh, chief of the police commercial crimes unit.
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The intruders would have had to travel through some portion of the house before they found him, but they did not pull the place apart looking for valuables along the way.
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They also allow customers to use their valuables, including something like Ms. Rivers's Birkin, which is valued at several thousand dollars, as collateral in exchange for an on-the-spot loan.
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Tapplock Lite, $59, available at AmazonFor anyone who goes to the gym, school, or anywhere else you need to place valuables in a locker, a smart padlock is a great present.
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All while professing the need to rescue artifacts from the clutches of the Nazis, who are seen burning books and bartering with precious valuables that have been "donated" by the Jewish people.
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Police are looking for five women who allegedly stole a bag belonging to pro boxer Jermall Charlo that contained over $747823,274782 in cash and valuables from JAY-Z's New York City nightclub.
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With no place else to go, he packed a few clothes and valuables into a small duffel bag and went back to the shelter, where he offered to serve as a volunteer.
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Jun Jun Lau, who owns In N Out Storage, said that the company has many affluent clients who store expensive clothing, valuables, furniture shipped in from overseas, golf equipment, bicycles and more.
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Inger Stoejberg said the valuables would help to pay for the lodging, language classes, health care and job training courses of those who hoping to begin a new life in the country.
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The lower section of the sign warns visitors to "please be careful," which was originally meant in a more "don't leave valuables in your car/put your campfires out" kind of way.
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She accused Ortiz-Magro of smashing valuables, including a vase and a flat-screen TV. He was also caught on camera smashing the security cam at her front door back in December.
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What I found was that in death, what we want most aren't the heirlooms or the valuables, but the things that help us remember our loved ones for exactly who they were.
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) said it had found cash and valuables worth millions of rupees, electronic devices and incriminating documents during raids on the seven members of All Parties Hurriyat Conference.
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I feel like I'd have infants—and all valuables, for that matter—as far away as possible in the event the Pats won another miracle game, or even if my team won.
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Car owners, who are frequently discouraged from leaving valuables in their vehicles, may rightly be concerned receiving an Amazon package to their cars when they're not present could make them a target.
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Located just off the runway of Singapore's airport, the Freeport is a fiscal no-man's land where parsimonious individuals and creepy companies can confidentially collect valuables out of reach of the taxman.
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Another issue that will require gentle handling: Vanuatu still has adherents of the John Frum movement, one of the South Pacific cargo cults whose adherents pray for valuables arriving from the sky.
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After a night of runway shows Kardashian West returned to her room where she was later tied up and held against her will while two men demanded her valuables—mainly her jewelry.
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Some of the most egregious cases involve the theft of valuables like jewelry, money orders and bank checks, though abandoning thousands of letters and packages and hoarding them is not unheard-of.
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If no one answered, the others would break in and run to the master suite, where they would ransack the room looking for valuables such as cash, jewelry and firearms, Carranza said.
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There's a luggage strap around the back to hook this bag onto airport trolleys and an anti-theft back pocket for valuables that thieves would struggle to access while you're wearing it.
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So there we were, admiring the vista of mountains and sea, and exchanging parental glances; what could be more familiar than a child who didn't keep a close eye on his valuables?
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The Private Risk Management Association polled insurance agents in June and found that 2003 percent said only a tenth of their clients had risk mitigation plans to protect their homes and valuables.
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Chana told KGO that the man spent four hours ransacking the home and was seen on video taking bag after bag of valuables -- including heirlooms her grandmother had saved during the Holocaust.
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When Andrew began to suspect that one or both of his daughters had stolen valuables from him and Abby, he implemented an elaborate system of locking his room and protecting his possessions.
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But it was not until Tuesday morning that the fire brigade declared the blaze extinguished, and firefighters spent the day watching for hot spots and continuing to pull valuables from the building.
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Last year, the Malaysian authorities said they seized jewelry, purses and other valuables worth at least $273 million and cash worth $30 million from properties owned by Mr. Najib and Ms. Rosmah.
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There were many Bangladeshi fishing boats to smuggle Rohingya across the river, but getting on board depended on the money or valuables the refugees could muster and the mercy of the boatmen.
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They lifted furniture till it almost touched the ceiling; hid boxes, valuables and treasured possessions upstairs; and even left their chickens to neighbors' care and sought temporary homes for their cats and dogs.
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France's security advisory recommends that tourists walk Rio streets with no jewelry or valuables, and carry a spare 20-real or 50-real bill ($6 or $15) ready to give to a mugger.
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Detectives have long believed that the murders were carried out by more than one suspect who came to the home seeking valuables stored in a safe there by a friend of Michael Jacobs.
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For those of us constantly losing our keys or leaving our wallets in cabs, Trackr is a GPS locator that pairs to your phone to let you know where you left your valuables.
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ZEN Robotics of Finland sells smart disassembly lines for construction rubble where computer-vision algorithms identify pieces of metal, cardboard or other valuables for a robotic arm to pluck from the conveyor belt.
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In San Francisco, Making a Living From Your Billionaire Neighbor's Trash Thomas Fuller spends time with a man who scavenges for hidden valuables in the trash of wealthy San Franciscans, including Mark Zuckerberg.
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A Florida man allegedly beat his girlfriend's 17-month old son earlier this year and then pawned off the woman's valuables while she was at the hospital with the dying boy, PEOPLE confirms.
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Defeated and scavenging for food scraps in a hotel lobby, opportunity appears to strike Tallulah: A hotel guest mistakes her as room service, inviting her inside the disheveled suite with valuables strewn everywhere.
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It might be the last thing on your mind when you got engaged, but just like any other forms of valuables, financial protection is called for in case something bad happens to it.
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The fact that the valuables Rich was carrying were not taken in the attempted robbery are seen as the key to the conspiracy, although it could also be because the robbery was botched.
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The government has recently clamped down on migration, introducing a law requiring recently arrived asylum seekers to hand over valuables, like jewelry or gold, to help pay for their stay in the country.
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To smooth your claims process, be sure to document all of your belongings, particularly high-end valuables — such as art and jewelry — that may require an endorsement or rider from your insurance company.
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But because people invest so much in EVE, things can go south very quickly when a player's ship is destroyed, or they are killed by an enemy, or in-game valuables are stolen.
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the trick floating around the Internet about storing your valuables and documents in the dishwasher during a hurricane isn't one you should heed.
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If you want to start an argument among security professionals or amateurs who think they can outsmart the average criminal, then ask them whether you should hide cash or valuables in your freezer.
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Mr. Chan was convicted in Hong Kong last month of money laundering in connection with the possession of his dead girlfriend's cash and valuables, and he was sentenced to 29 months in prison.
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In late March, soldiers and police officers, directed to flush the town of militants, went door to door, hauling away valuables such as television sets, cellphones and even farm animals, the witnesses said.
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Gone are the days, advisers say, when they could simply tell clients not to post online that they were leaving for vacation, to avoid calling attention to an empty house filled with valuables.
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A box twice that size at department store Harrod&aposs, which is currently the most expensive place to store your valuables in London, goes for $601 (£465) a year, according to The Guardian.
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While many people recommend using bleach water for cleanup and mold prevention, Pine and his colleagues – experts at preserving museum-quality valuables – prefer a mixture of 259 parts alcohol and 28 part water.
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Those measures have included bans on the burqa and niqab, as well as the symbolically punitive "jewelry bill" that allowed police to seize asylum seekers' valuables to offset the cost of supporting them.
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Last year scholars at United Nations University in Tokyo calculated that the 33m tonnes of defunct fridges, radios, smartphones and the like discarded annually worldwide contain $55bn-worth of gold, silver and other valuables.
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It does seem to lack the relative security of a zipper, so you might want to skip storing valuables in there, but it makes for easy access, which is great for things like keys.
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I can see how the Shoulder Pouch accessory would be convenient, but I found its attachment point on the shoulder strap too insecure to entrust it with my phone, wallet, keys, or other valuables.
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LONDON — A rental car containing backpackers' mobile phones, passports, bank cards, and other valuables fell off a ferry and drifted out to sea off the shore of Fraser Island, Australia, on New Year's Eve.
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"Cash holdings and valuables can be secured if they are over €750 and if the person has an outstanding bill, or is expected to have one," Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann told Bild newspaper.
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Rafikah and her husband, Mulfi Rusiana, returned to the ruins of their own home Tuesday, hoping to find valuables or even clothes to change out of the ones they had worn for four days.
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David Nazarian -- brother of SBE Entertainment Group founder Sam Nazarian -- and his wife sued ACS after their home was hit by burglars who made off with 2 safes with $1.7 mil of their valuables.
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One 2013 study from India found that more than 40% of victims had to take out a loan to pay for treatment, and in order to repay it, families often had to sell valuables.
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She ordered us to meet her at ten to midnight, giving us just enough time between the dance and the dive to ditch valuables, load up on refreshments, and deal with significant-other drama.
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What's interesting is her request comes one day after Singleton's mom, Shelia Ward, filed an emergency request for control of his assets ... specifically because someone had gone into John's locked office and taken valuables.
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Under the proposed law, the Danish government could seize cash more than 10,663 Danish kroner ($1,460) and any valuables worth that amount or more, according to the Danish Ministry of Immigration, Integration and Housing.
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After he survived, he left it in a walk-in vault at his house for years, where a couple of witnesses confirmed to NPR that they saw it filled to the brim with valuables.
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He trades the Microsoft Paint aesthetic for a wardrobe-on-acid look to tell the story of a sundress whose valuables are stolen and the linen suit who fights off droves to return them.
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The militants, whom Nuh identified as local Arabs, searched the group of around 30 Christians for valuables, which they took, and separated four members of the group before corralling the rest onto the bus.
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Save over $200 on two Samsonite suitcases Having quality luggage is important for those who travel on a regular basis; you have to keep your valuables safe through their tumultuous journey in the air.
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In 2015, the country sharply cut social programs for asylum seekers, and a law passed in 2016 allows the authorities to confiscate migrants' valuables to help cover the cost of their stays in Denmark.
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Ms. Janko, with shaky hands gripping the wheel, made it home and, in the space of 15 minutes, helped Mr. Best load her Honda Civic and his Ford Ranger truck with a few valuables.
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Residents reported that armed men had entered the Hotel Flamboyant in Marigot, the capital of the French side, and robbed tourists by knocking on the doors to their rooms, flashing guns and demanding valuables.
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As every German now knows, the small police force would prove incapable of preventing the crowd on that square from committing hundreds of assaults on women, stealing their valuables, groping and even raping them.
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Through this information it is also possible to trace people with protected identities, armored vehicles, missing vehicles as well as where and when the transport of valuables and money are scheduled, Dagens Nyheter reported.
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At about noon, three armed men apparently wearing disguises walked into a jewelry store, hogtied employees and absconded with high-end valuables in a dramatic scene that was captured on surveillance video, officials said.
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At about noon, three armed men apparently wearing disguises walked into a jewelry store, hogtied employees and absconded with high-end valuables in a dramatic scene that was captured on surveillance video, officials said.
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He goes on to write that he was able to make the movie by selling off his and his wife's valuables and retirement stocks (!!!) and working with a cast and crew who went unpaid.
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As a blizzard rages outside, you're tasked with searching the place for valuables, which entails walking around the incredibly detailed space, picking up items, and examining them, all with slow, realistic, and plodding animations.
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In the video, the family's dog looks out the front window as the doorbell rings, and then watches as the men kick down the front door and walk casually through the house, looking for valuables.
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Several of the 20-year-old actress' possessions were taken, including about $150,183 in valuables and designer handbags from Chanel and Louis Vuitton that were used to take her personal items, according to the outlet.
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When multiple wildfires began raging early Monday morning in towns an hour north of San Francisco, residents fled their homes with little more than the clothes they were wearing and whatever valuables they could grab.
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Part of the reason for this is safety: having one card for everything means students need to carry less valuables, and if they lose it or it's stolen, the card can be more easily replaced.
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Hilton has taken extra measures to protect her belongings after her home was robbed by the infamous Bling Ring, a group of eight Hollywood teens who stole valuables from A-list homes from 2008-2009.
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"Cash holdings and valuables can be secured if they are over €750 ($815) and if the person has an outstanding bill, or is expected to have one," Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann told Bild newspaper.
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As a result there are no specifics on pricing or availability just yet, but if you really want to ensure no one touches your valuables, maybe a Reebok shoebox safe might be a better idea?
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But, now Z Entertainment's filing a motion asking the judge to give the L.A. and Orange County Sheriff's departments the green light to take his jewelry, cash and other valuables to pay off the debt.
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Perhaps the move angered Charles and Diana the most was the selling of antiques, furniture and other valuables — according to The Independent, valued at $15 million — that had been owned by the family for years.
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By the end of the movie's 158-minute runtime, she feels like an old friend — the kind that might steal your valuables and disappear in the middle of the night, but at least not unexpectedly.
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"She could leave all her valuables and documents here, have a bath, and after the bath she would receive her documents and a travel permit to Vienna," Mr. Rajzman cited the camp commander as saying.
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Police also report that innocuous liquids sometimes are thrown into the face of mugging targets to make them think they have been hit with a corrosive substance, panic and give up their valuables more easily.
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The two men then took electronics and valuables from Weatherly's home before Soliz shot her in the head while she begged for her life, according to a confession he gave to police, court documents showed.
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She linked to a list of ministry regulations, including one of her signature laws requiring newly arrived asylum seekers to hand over valuables like jewelry and gold to help pay for their stay in Denmark.
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Some of the consulate's suggestions in its "Tips for a Fun & Safe Oktoberfest 2016" are routine -- keep a close eye on valuables, know your way back to lodgings -- while others are particular to the German festivities.
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They were torn apart on Monday, when burglars entered a Melbourne, Australia, home and took several valuables, include an 8-week-old Labrador puppy that belonged to one of the home's residents: 4-year-old Maia.
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It also boasts 14 different sensors (accelerometer, odometer, infra-red cliff sensors, and compass, just to name a few), meaning the likelihood of your new favorite robot crashing into your valuables or pet is extremely low.
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Romanian President Nicolae Ceausescu (June 1978) The queen ordered guest rooms to be stripped of valuables before a state visit in 1978 by Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife, according to a later BBC documentary.
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TMZ has obtained this surveillance video from Poo Bear's security cam at his massive Hollywood Hills crib ... and you see 3 burglars casing the joint before finding a way inside and running off with his valuables.
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Mr. Chan, 20, a Hong Kong resident, was sentenced in April to 29 months in prison for money laundering over possession of valuables that had belonged to his girlfriend, Poon Hiu-wing, also from Hong Kong.
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But getting out of Vienna was considerably harder than getting in, especially since Burnett, wearing diamond rings on every finger, and his wife, wearing a fur coat in August, were smuggling out valuables belonging to relatives.
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He added that people have begun taking available food and looting stores and homes in the Lower Keys, taking advantage of a power loss and evacuated communities and marinas to steal boating equipment and other valuables.
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Under an agreement with the department, Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the son of Equatorial Guinea's president, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, has promised to give up valuables he amassed in the United States, ending years of litigation.
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The Black Sabbath frontman posted some sad news Saturday about the Musonia School of Music in North Hollywood, saying it had recently been broken into and looted for a lot of its instruments and precious valuables.
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In November, robbers made off with valuables worth an estimated $5.3 million after they targeted two Qatari sisters on the highway into the city from Paris-Le Bourget Airport, which is used for many private flights.
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You'll likely be investing in a full-length mirror for your room, and this one doubles as a jewelry cabinet, so you can keep your valuables tucked away without having to compromise on space or organization.
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The family is forced to squeeze itself into a couple of rooms, and there is much German smashing of furniture and seizing of valuables, though Grandma's cache of jewels and coins in an enema bag remains undetected.
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" Sprouse, on the other hand, wrote one that will be familiar to anyone who has ever tried to unpack valuables or construct IKEA furniture with a loved one: "We moved in we only had 4 mental breakdowns!
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The Wisteria Puzzle Cabinet, named for the floral adornments on the outside and the mysteries that lie within, might actually be a better alternative than a safe when it comes to protecting your valuables and important documents.
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Running in first place with some 28 percent of popular support, the Danish Social Democrats endorsed a "jewellery bill" which, passed in 2016, allows police to confiscate refugees' valuables to help pay their costs, among other measures.
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Kidnapping, on the other hand, can be done relatively quickly — the pirates storm a ship, identify who to take and what valuables to steal, and then concentrate on evading security as they make off with their hostages.
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Oco HD Security Camera — $79 See Details Ideal for indoor use, this smart HD camera comes equipped with advanced monitoring features and a powerful 180-degree viewing angle to keep a close eye on all your valuables.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Football officials in Rio de Janeiro have called on police to take urgent action to stop what they called "the destruction of the Maracana" after valuables were looted from the famous old stadium.
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Insigne, his wife, and two friends were stopped at a traffic light when a motorcycle pulled alongside the car and a masked man riding on the back of the bike pointed a gun and demanded their valuables.
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Believing that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, some insurers will send in specialists to prepare a home for disaster, for instance, while others will pay to move valuables out of harm's way.
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The company says lots of people forget their safe pins because they access them so rarely, so having a smart one will make it less likely people will be fully locked out of getting to their valuables.
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Mr. Faïd, who grew up in the poor outskirts of Paris, was known in the 1990s for being part of a ring of thieves who specialized in robbing armored vans used to transport money and other valuables.
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Along with his crime partner Marcus (Tony Cox), he uses his sit-down time in the Santa seat to ignore kids' gift requests; instead, he cases the stores he works in for valuables that he can steal.
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Their Quran was torn into pieces, anti-Muslim hate graffiti was written on the wall, and valuables, ranging from their passports with green cards to computers and gold jewelry they had received as wedding gifts, had been stolen.
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The following day, when Frank learns that his children have discovered a key to Monica's storage unit, he enlists the help of his youngest three, Liam, Carl, and Debbie to retrieve the valuables he believes to be inside.
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Because they made the doors and roof extra easy to pop off, the Jeep's designers stuck lockers both behind and under the rear seats, so you have places to store your valuables while you're kayaking up that waterfall.
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Police say an alleged thief broke into a car and, while searching for valuables, inadvertently stole a speech a high school student had given introducing President Barack Obama at a town hall meeting, which the President later signed.
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The police are concerned that Basil may have fled the country with millions of dollars in stolen valuables, and Scotland Yard on Wednesday renewed its offer of 20,000 pounds, or about $28,500, for information leading to his arrest.
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In another example of how wealthy European states are seeking to deter migrants, Denmark's parliament on Tuesday passed measures allowing the confiscation of asylum seekers' valuables to pay for their stay, despite protests from international human rights organisations.
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You may find yourself doing things twice; work with this energy by consciously taking this time to review your past work, to double-check your budget, and to take inventory of your valuables—as well as your values.
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Mr. Noellard knows the danger of working in Virunga firsthand: Three years ago, while accompany Belgian tourists, his car was stopped by armed militants, and he and the tourists were stripped of their valuables during the armed robbery.
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Dr. Fiona Haughey, a London archaeologist who has worked on the Thames since the 215s, said that although some mudlarks are looking for valuables, others are looking for a connection with the everyday objects of a bygone Britain.
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The integration minister also included a link to a list of ministry regulations, such as a law requiring newly arrived asylum seekers to surrender valuables like jewelry and gold to help pay for their stay in the country.
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He is now wiser on his travels and shares his tips on how others can protect themselves, too: LIMIT WHAT YOU BRING Most travelers bring valuables on their trip that they don't need, like expensive watches and jewelry.
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When the taxi driver got out to look at the damage, three men wearing balaclavas emerged from their vehicle and stole the couple's luggage, taking valuables worth about €100,000, or $106,000, including watches and jewelry, Le Figaro reported.
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During his interrogation, Klose said that, in mid-November of 1944, the city's chief of police asked him to help residents secure their valuables; with the Red Army on the move, even the banks might not be safe.
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These disassemblies could be more spectacle than research, such as the infamous Victorian mummy unwrapping parties, or a hazard of grave robbing, as with an Egyptian mummy on view whose coffin was broken in a search for valuables.
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Moreover, his fancy leather boots, which resemble modern waders, are a good sign he made a living off the river, likely as a fisherman, sailor, or a mudlarker (a person who sifts through mud in search of lost valuables).
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The Italian press on Wednesday reported Italy may tax cash and other valuables stashed in banks, quoting Salvini as telling a late-night TV programme that safety deposit boxes in Italy held assets worth hundreds of billions of euros.
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This is a movie that centers equally on vicious beatings of affection-starved children, and a sort of cute, gold-hungry magical platypus (called a Niffler) that wants to cram all the world's valuables into its bottomless flesh-pouch.
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At least 33 migrants have tried to reach Sweden from Denmark by means other than public transport since parliament in Copenhagen passed tough measures earlier this year to deter asylum-seekers including confiscating valuables and carrying out identity checks.
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To get an idea of what valuables refugees had with them upon their arrival in Denmark, VICE visited an old hospital in the port town of Helsingør that has been repurposed into an asylum center for approximately 2500 refugees.
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Prosecutors said that about two-thirds of the valuables had not yet been recovered and that the sentences of the thieves could be extended at a hearing next year if they did not pay back what they had stolen.
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So I would keep my passport, schoolbooks and a few other valuables that I could hide easily on my person with me 1163/7, in case being thrown out was permanent or going to last more than a month.
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Thanks to the low cost of this line of safes, now you can enjoy the same level of security that hotels offer in your own bedroom, office, or anywhere else you need to keep valuables under lock and key.
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For example, fraudsters posing as a friend or family member could send fake links to victims to infect their systems with malware, or direct victims to the nearest ATM only to be ambushed by crooks waiting to steal valuables.
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SKIP SOCIAL MEDIA You may want to share the good time you're having on your vacation by posting pictures throughout your trip, but Mr. Dumpert said that when it came to safeguarding your valuables, this was a bad idea.
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The Italian press on Wednesday reported Italy may tax cash and other valuables stashed in banks, quoting Salvini as telling a late-night TV program that safety deposit boxes in Italy held assets worth hundreds of billions of euros.
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According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Insigne was returning from dinner on Saturday night when armed thieves on scooters stopped his car, put a gun to his face and robbed him and his companions of a luxury watch, cash and other valuables.
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The Social Democrats have backed tougher legislation, including a ban on wearing the body-covering Islamic burqa and niqab face veil in public, as well as a "jewellery bill" that allows police to seize refugees' valuables to help pay their costs.
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According to university professor Jane Geddes, marks and annotations previously indiscernible to the naked eye suggest that the book ended up in the king's library as a treasure handpicked by his scouts, who rummaged through dissolved monastic libraries for valuables.
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With eight pockets, ergonomically curved straps that evenly distribute weight, a messenger-style front pouch, and two side compartments for easy access to your wallet, sunglasses, and valuables, you won't even need to take this fashionable and functional piece off.
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Denmark's integration minister Inger Stoejberg previously defended the proposal and said the valuables would help to pay for the lodging, language classes, health care and job training courses of those who hoping to begin a new life in the country.
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Police in Honduras allegedly stole the family's valuables and then threatened to "kidnap and rape Kimberly and her siblings" if the family didn't pay them, according to a summary of her case posted online as part of the #Not1More campaign.
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The law gave the police the discretion to grant concealed-carry licenses only to those with "good reason to fear injury" or other specific reasons, such as having a job in which they carried large amounts of cash or valuables.
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Last year, in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, thieves dug through a hole in a closed restaurant next door to a bank and made off with valuables; the same year in Bayside, Queens, another break-in was carried out through a bank's back wall.
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Measuring in at 20 liters, the bag features a padded laptop pocket large enough to fit a 15-inch computer, a document/tablet pocket with a spot for a pen, an internal zip pocket, and a quick-access outside valuables section.
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The new test comes as the Danish government has clamped down on immigration, including by introducing a law requiring recently arrived refugees to hand over valuables, such as gold or jewelry, to help pay for the costs of lodging them.
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Exporters of goods (excluding valuables) slashed prices by 6 percent in 2015, SECO said, and a rise in the volume of goods exported in the second half mainly resulted from strong sales abroad for Switzerland's price-resilient pharmaceutical and chemical companies.
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In one high-profile example, known in Ukraine as the case of the "diamond prosecutors," troves of diamonds, cash and other valuables were found in the homes of two of Mr. Shokin's subordinates, suggesting that they had been taking bribes.
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In May, Christie's will auction off the collection of the late David and Peggy Rockefeller, including art and valuables expected to go for over $500 million, and possibly as much as $1 billion, with all the proceeds going to charity.
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The government there is considering a proposal that would allow authorities to force asylum-seekers to hand over cash and valuables worth more than 10,000 kroner ($1,450) to help cover their living costs, the BBC and other news outlets have reported.
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Ms. Sulitzer, who lived with her grandparents when she was a child, said she knew nothing about the painting until she was contacted several years ago by a German lawyer who specializes in reclaiming valuables that were seized by the Nazis.
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Mr. Gröning had volunteered for the Waffen SS in 21947 after training in civilian life as a bank teller, credentials that the SS determined qualified him to tally the cash and personal valuables seized from Jews transported to Nazi-occupied Poland.
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The center-right government of Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen has supported dozens of restrictive anti-immigrant measures, including a law requiring newly arrived refugees to hand over valuables like gold or jewelry to help pay the costs of lodging them.
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One can buy hollow books too: boxes made to look like books with compartments for stashing cash or valuables, like a trio of travel-themed volumes with the word "Paris" on the spines for $35 (usually $39) a set at Homedecorators.com.
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The suspected robbers -- Shawn Harewood and Jonathan Ricketts, who were captured by NYPD not long after the holdup -- can be seen going through Safaree's coat, presumably taking cash and valuables, before making him and his friend get facedown on the ground.
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It's not exactly rocket science ... cops say criminals are targeting high profile people who are showing off their valuables on social media -- and with athletes, it ain't hard for the bad guys to find out when they're on the road.
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The Danish parliament just passed a raft of measures that are designed to deter would-be refugees from seeking asylum, including a new law that will empower the Danish police to seize valuables from migrants as they pass into the country.
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Box, who played high school student Jamie Garrison throughout the streaming series's first season, allegedly stole jewelry, medications, a laptop, a Social Security card and other valuables from the homes of his former elderly clients, according to a prosecutor's affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
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Judge Keyla Blank cites this video as the reason she ruled for a further investigation, because Lochte and the teammates did not appear to have gone through a traumatic incident or lost valuables they are shown putting through the complex's metal detector.
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In Denmark the centre-right Venstre's rightward shift (allowing police to confiscate jewellery and other valuables from arriving asylum-seekers, for example) and informal collaboration with the hard-right Danish People's Party has pushed the country's entire political contest in that direction.
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It follows a day in the life of Saul, a member of the Sonderkommando, a group of mostly Jewish prisoners the Nazis forced to assist with herding people to the gas chambers, burning the bodies and collecting gold and valuables from the corpses.
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BOOMR Bungee Camera Strap — $14.99 See Details Perfect for the Secret Santa who keeps losing their keys or wallet, the Nut Mini Tracker tells you exactly where your valuables are at any given time with the help of a companion smartphone app.
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SALISBURY, England — Charlie Rowley may have been down on his luck, in and out of treatment for drug addiction, but he had a certain prowess as a "skip diver," sorting through trash for the valuables that his better-off neighbors threw out.
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The thief or thieves ignored a glass jar of cash and other valuables, she said, in favor of an "old, broken" laptop, on which she had conducted her most recent research, and a "cheap" cellphone the professor had used on travels to China.
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LONDON/MOSCOW, July 22 (Reuters) - For a gymnast who won Olympic medals in every men's event barring the rings, it is perhaps a little poignant that Alexei Nemov invokes the spirit of JRR Tolkien whenever he lays eyes on his vast stash of priceless valuables.
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The dissident artist and activist Ai Weiwei said on Wednesday that he would close his current exhibition at the Faurschou Foundation in Copenhagen in protest of a new law allowing Denmark to confiscate refugees' valuables to help pay for their stay in the country.
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At 1400GMT, parliament started to debate a raft of proposals on changing immigration laws, including a measure that would allow the authorities to confiscate all valuables belonging to refugees worth over 10,000 Danish crowns ($1,450), and then use them to pay for the refugee's stay.
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The collection is bursting with playful patterns, bright summer hues and practical details, like a pink-and-green leaf-print picnic blanket with a zipper pocket to store your phone and valuables, or an adorable red gingham food tent to keep your snacks bug-free.
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A police official told the Associated Press that five armed men posing as police officers tied her up in the bathroom then stole a jewelry box containing valuables worth around €6m (£5.2m) and a ring worth around €4m (£3.4m) before fleeing the scene on bikes.
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TMZ spoke to Marc, who tells us ... he and his fam just left this weekend, but packed up a lot of their valuables about a week ago, including jewelry, family photo albums, marriage and birth certificates, passports ... and over 1,000 tapes of Marc's TV gigs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Thieves in New York broke into a jewelry wholesaler and made off with $6 million in valuables on New Year's Eve, just blocks from the nationally televised and highly secured Times Square street party celebrating the holiday, police said on Tuesday.
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The trio were charged on Tuesday with using blowtorches to cut through the roofs of the banks in Brooklyn and Queens to access the vaults and steal cash and valuables in April and May of this year, local and federal law enforcement officials said.
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Over the weekend, a dike was breached in Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac, Quebec, a suburb west of Montreal, sending 5,000 residents fleeing to higher ground, some frantically scooping up their small children, pets and valuables as water came as high as their waists.
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Mr. Karsan, reached for comment by email on Friday, said he took the items out of the apartment at the instruction of Ms. Ono, along with other valuables, as a powerful storm approached the city in 2006 and she feared the apartment could be damaged.
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In a letter to parents and staff, Anchorage School District Superintendent Deena Bishop said that "many, if not all," schools sustained damage in the quake, and that it was securing its buildings to protect valuables that students and teachers left behind as they fled.
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As the safe is small enough to be readily portable — it even has a handle — it can come along with you, serving to protect valuables in a car, in a hotel, or wherever else you want to keep things secure and safe from fire.
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This kind of bad management trickles down to the rank and file, which is another reason so many TSA screeners have been fired while others arrested for various criminal schemes ranging from theft of passenger valuables at checkpoints or baggage areas, to drug smuggling.
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SUNDAY BUSINESS An article last Sunday about efforts by the United States government to seize assets from corrupt officials gave an outdated title for Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue of Equatorial Guinea, who has agreed to give up valuables he amassed in the United States.
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Denmark is poised to enact a number of harsh laws in the face of an influx of Muslim refugees, including an asylum law that would allow police to seize valuables like jewelry and cash to pay for the expenses the Danish government faces in dealing with refugees.
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According to The Associated Press, the five armed men dressed as police officers stole a jewelry box containing valuables worth 6 million euros ($6.7 million,) and a journalist at France Info reported that Kardashian West's wedding ring, estimated at $123 million, was one of the items snatched.
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KeySmart 213.60,221 mAh Portable Charger — $221 See Details If more than just your key ring needs organizing, KeySmart has just the thing: It's waterproof and ventilating Urban 220 Commuter Bag is a portable, all-in-one system with designated protected spaces for your laptop, sunglasses, and valuables.
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Proposals that would have seemed completely off the wall a year ago are now being discussed in all seriousness, like seizing cash and valuables from asylum seekers (Denmark), interning those who arrive without passports (Germany), or stripping French citizenship from dual nationals convicted of terrorist acts.
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The four applications involve supply chain-transaction data including a track and trace capability to follow a product through its delivery from inception to market, proof of provenance for valuables like drugs, intelligent temperature tracking (what they are calling Intelligent Cold Chain) and warranty and usage tracking.
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Since Mr. Mahathir became prime minister, Malaysian officials have blocked Mr. Najib and his wife from leaving the country; seized cash and other valuables worth as much as $273 million from the couple's properties; and arrested Mr. Najib in connection with the investigation into SRC International.
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Some two and a half million items—paintings, sculptures, and other valuables, even the contents of entire museums—were taken and sent to the U.S.S.R. Joanna Lamparska believes that the Soviets, who controlled Poland for the next five decades, could not have overlooked a major buried treasure.
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Professor Brady said in September that the thief or thieves at her home had ignored valuables in plain sight but stolen a "cheap" cellphone she had used in China and an "old, broken" laptop on which she had written a much-publicized paper on China's influence.
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For other valuables, they learn from Andrew's landlord that David*, a colleague of Andrew's, has already been into the property since he died and has taken Andrew's watch, a ring, his passport, and his wallet, under the auspices of "keeping them safe," despite having no right to do so.
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He was also involved, but not charged, in an episode in 2012 in Pittsburgh, in which a stripper staying in his room was accused of falsely telling the police that she had been tied up and that the room had been robbed of $6,000 of jewelry and other valuables.
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The hilarious show which tricked Hillary Duff into thinking she failed a driver's test and convinced Timberlake that his house and valuables had been repossessed, aired until 2007 and featured a brief revival in 2012, followed by a reboot on BET hosted by King Bach and DeStorm Power.
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You can get safes camouflaged as everything from water bottles to cans of shaving cream, but our new favorite way to protect your valuables might be this Nike shoebox strongbox that few intruders will even think to look inside—unless they're really after a rare pair of Jordans.
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The killer also burglarized homes and took valuables from victims while they were bound, accumulating a trove of coins and jewelry, which led the FBI in their announcement to ask people to alert it if they discovered a "hidden collection of items" belonging to a friend or relative.
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But Ardern has formed a coalition with the hardcore anti-immigration New Zealand First Party, and Frederiksen is among the most anti-immigrant leaders in the Western world, who supports forcing "non-Western" migrants to take lessons in "Danish values" and confiscating jewelry, money, and other valuables from refugees.
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Mr. Tabach-Bank said it's not uncommon for people to take their Birkins, or other valuables, in and out of the pawnshop, using them like a credit card, whether it's for an investment opportunity, for paying off business fees or simply because they are hard up for cash.
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Price: $28 Call it an worst-case-scenario kit: When your Note7 or whatever phone you're using inexplicably starts smoking, you'll happy you were properly prepared with an oxygen mask that filters out smoke and a fire extinguisher to stop the flames from damaging any property or valuables.
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Your net worth is essentially the sum of all of your assets, including cash, retirement accounts, college savings, house, cars, investment properties and valuables such as art and jewelry minus any liabilities, or long-term debt, like a mortgage, student loans, revolving credit card balances and any other personal loans.
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Your net worth is essentially the sum of all of your assets, including cash, retirement accounts, college savings, house, cars, investment properties and valuables such as art and jewelry minus any liabilities, or long-term debt, such as a mortgage, student loans, revolving credit card balances and any other personal loans.
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King of Thieves seems like a fairly tame comedic take on Ocean's Eleven, but it's based on a (very recent) true story that's too ridiculous to ignore: a group of 60- and 70-something men decided to get together and rob a bank vault, stealing around $20 million worth of valuables.
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It's kind of like if you want to make a good first impression at a party, and your options are (A) blowing up the house, (B) throwing the hosts' valuables where they don't belong, or (C) being late---and making everyone watch a livestream of the door till you arrive.
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Le Parisien reported that Marceau B. had been convicted and sentenced to 30 months in jail for a jewelry theft in 2008, when he and other robbers dressed as policemen and held up drivers on several French highways, making off with valuables worth 6 million euros, or about $6.4 million.
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I would suggest that she watch the 2001 film, "The Grey Zone," about the 12th Group of Sonderkommando in Auschwitz, whose job it was to assist the guards in disposing of the bodies and mining for valuables from their own Jewish brethren in the gas chambers, before they eventually would be killed themselves.
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Though at more than three pounds the bag itself is way heavier than what I'm used to carrying (the BLCKCHRM version adds some extra weight, though I'm not sure how much), my carry-on electronics and other valuables felt more snug and secure than they have in almost any other pack I've traveled with.
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Other questions revealed 43 percent of responders would rather give up sex than the Internet, 2 percent were willing to give up all their money and valuables to keep all the selfies they ever took and 33 percent would rather lose their right to vote rather than their right to say anything on social media.
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So last night me and Emily Clarkson went to see the libertines in Birmingham, during the gig Emily lost her phone, I... Posted by Zak Agius on Thursday, January 28, 2016 Police urge people to register details on mobile phones and other valuables at Immobilise, the UK National Property Register, to help police return stolen items.
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Arrest reports obtained by PEOPLE allege that Matthew "Max" Kennedy — one of Robert F. Kennedy's 11 children — "yelled" at police "incoherently" before throwing himself against a wall and smashing a cabinet full of "glass valuables" on Sunday morning when police officers tried entering the home in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, where he was attending a rowdy party.
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HONG KONG — The Malaysian authorities said Wednesday that they seized as much as $273 million worth of jewelry, purses and other valuables, including nearly $30 million in cash, from properties of former Prime Minister Najib Razak and his wife, who have been embroiled in a corruption scandal involving the theft of billions from a state fund.
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As I write this, the home that I saved my entire career to buy is flooding fast and my wife, Paola, our 12-year-old daughter, Emilie, and I have moved to the second floor with some of our valuables, food, water, and of course our three-year-old cockapoo, Sweetie, who is now barking frantically out of fear.
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"I take more risks in what I wear now," said Ms. Curran, who was wearing, among other striking garments, gold-sequined thigh-high boots for a morning visit to a hushed consignment office — one of eight around the country for those who don't feel like putting their valuables in a postage box — at the company's headquarters in Fisherman's Wharf.
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