Fortunately, the culprit was caught in the act and on camera.
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The streamer has to be caught in the act, as it were.
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But the US has also been caught in the act as well.
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Caught in the act, the President was forced to release the aid.
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One of the athletes was caught in the act of doping, officials said.
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The pigeon was caught in the act ahead of Remembrance Day in Australia.
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What matters, too, is how they respond when they're caught in the act.
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Getting caught in the act will also get you kicked out of the park.
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Like Slager, the officers in that case were caught in the act on video.
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It is, of course, a different story if you are caught in the act.
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But in cyberspace, it already doesn't get more "caught in the act" than this.
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"She was caught in the act because she publicized it and she's famous," Smith said.
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Sadly, unless we stumble on it by chance, it's often never caught in the act.
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Get back to me when white rapists caught in the act aren't released after three months.
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He was pouring a nice cup of Perrie soda when he was caught in the act.
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Usually when someone is seemingly caught in the act, they at least stop performing the act.
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But the student, and another one helping him, were caught in the act by the instructor.
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Caught in the act, the killer reaches for a rifle and starts picking off his observers.
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ET on Friday, and it was caught in the act by NASA's all sky cameras in Alabama.
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Caught in the act Hoping to nab the saboteur, cops staked out the area over the weekend.
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He was caught in the act by video surveillance cameras installed by the Dallas City Marshal's Office.
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Israeli police say they were caught in the act along with another Palestinian and arrested for vandalism.
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At Tuesday&aposs hearing, attorneys argued over surveillance video that prosecutors allege shows Tramaglini caught in the act.
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Jose Canseco's Chevy Tahoe was broken into early Wednesday morning and the suspects were caught in the act.
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The man in question was not identified, but he was caught in the act by Wolfgang Puck's photographer.
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He had gone out on the track for a morning jog (and dump) and was caught in the act.
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In the raid, police arrested several people caught in the act, and have also seized their materials and equipment.
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She took some designer clothes from Saks Fifth Avenue without paying for them, and was caught in the act.
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Quite the opposite — Bombardier has violated every free trade principle in the book and got caught in the act.
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It's a case of willingly ignoring issues that executives aren't interested in addressing unless they're caught in the act.
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With the help of consumer complaints, the BBB, and the FTC, some scammers have been caught in the act.
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Last year, two passengers who had been strangers before the flight were caught in the act on a Delta flight.
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The Facebook post, which has been shared more than 100 times, included photos of Guild allegedly caught in the act.
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Crooked Hillary Clinton was caught in the act using a foreign source to influence the election, steal the election, again.
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Someone takes a jittery smartphone video of a white person caught in the act of doing something that's labeled racist.
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Even if illegal fishermen are known to officials, it's difficult to charge them unless they are caught in the act.
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He was caught in the act by two fellow Stanford students who were able to hold him until law enforcement arrived.
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In this picture from 2016, the robot almost seems scandalized—like they were caught in the act of something more nefarious.
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An Indian rose-ringed parakeet is caught in the act of trying to evict an unwelcome guest—a Bengal monitor lizard.
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There is a disembodied hand pushing down, at a diagonal, held stationary and caught in the act of molding some material.
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When caught in the act, Trump didn't back away but rather said that Ukraine and China should both investigate the Bidens.
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If you're lying and just got caught in the act of denying what you in fact supplied, that's a whole other issue.
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"Kind of like you've been caught in the act of looking good in an 'off duty model' sort of way," Gillett adds.
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The IMSC is intended to deter Iran from making mischief by increasing the likelihood that it would be caught in the act.
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To date, ZTF has observed new supernovae, binary stars and even two black holes caught in the act of "eating" nearby stars.
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Iran has not hesitated to attempt assassination in Europe, in Germany, in Austria, France, Belgium, with Iranian diplomats caught in the act.
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Some murderers are caught in the act, but often you have a murdered victim who is the only person who saw what happened.
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On Thursday, President Trump accused China of allowing fuel to be smuggled into North Korea, saying Beijing had been caught in the act.
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Essentially, players have to help a kid find the 3DS their mom hid somewhere in the room without getting caught in the act.
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The Late Show tweeted a photo of Brett Baier caught in the act with "#MustardGate" in order to bring attention to this national scandal.
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He also pled no contest in his most recent case ... burglary last weekend at his friend's restaurant where he was caught in the act.
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"She was caught in the act because she publicized it and she's famous," Coconino National Forest Service spokesman Brady Smith told the Associated Press.
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A Houston cop working the Drake and Migos concert got caught in the act ... of snapping a cell phone pic of a woman's ass.
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Violations for misuse start at $100 and can only be issued to people who are caught in the act of littering, sanitation officials said.
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Though solid and fixed by an invisible, internal armature, the sculpture seemed not just ready to topple but caught in the act of toppling.
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After nabbing yet another free meal, the pooch eventually notices her mom, but doesn't seem to be too embarrassed about getting caught in the act.
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Andy Chhong, longtime owner of Daylight Donuts in Alvin, Texas uploaded a video to Facebook of a tip jar thief caught in the act after hours.
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Revolting. The fan, wearing a brand new Shea Weber jersey, was caught in the act by an intrepid Weegee-like photographer at a Montreal Canadiens game.
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And getting caught in the act during a round of Hi-Ho Cherry-O when I was a young kid still shamefully burns in my memory.
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They are reproducing so often that it's not unusual for a pathology slide to show a cell in the middle of doubling, caught in the act.
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Such a feat would require coordination and conspiracy on a truly massive scale— with so many participants that many would surely be caught in the act.
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In an apparently separate case, a student who attended the Mashrou' Leila concert was arrested hours later after being "caught in the act," the police said.
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Trump was similarly caught in the act, but instead of being pushed out of office, he was given a clean bill of political health by Republicans.
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HP was recently caught in the act using a "security update" to prevent its printers from operating with a number of recycled and third-party ink cartridges.
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Inevitably the philanderer would be caught in the act—usually while doing something unspeakable in a parking lot, or a camper, or once, memorably, on a boat.
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Caught in the act of ordering a prostitute, Hector is gruff and to the point, furious at his total helplessness in the face of his invisible tormenters.
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Now, take a look at these Eva O'Leary photographs (full screen, please) of teenage girls caught in the act of looking at themselves, in The New Yorker.
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A Utica, Michigan, woman dubbed the "Christmas Grinch" admitted to stealing multiple packages from her own neighborhood when she was caught in the act in November 2018.
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The Federal Police said in a statement that it had officers escorting Bolsonaro at the time of the knife attack and the "aggressor" was caught in the act.
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Image: Georg OleschinskiFinding examples of parasitic behavior in the fossil record is hard because it requires the parasite to be caught in the act of parasitizing its host.
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"The charges rest on a beam of concordant elements," Manteaux said, acknowledging that the case rests on circumstantial evidence since the doctor was not caught in the act.
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But Darroch got caught in the act of sending his analysis of what is happening in this country back to his own country — that is, doing his job.
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Towards the end of the film, Christian is drugged, and finally gives in to Maja's temptations — but is caught in the act by his girlfriend, Dani (Florence Pugh).
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Throwing him a fish or two is one thing, but having him raid the shop is another — and it's not the first time Sammy's been caught in the act.
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Melissa McCarthy Caught in the act: Melissa McCarthy was photographed wheeling out two carts-worth of goodies, a feat that required getting a little help from an employee. 12.
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He has stolen two bases and has been caught in the act three times, and honestly that there have been five attempts at all is the most surprising part.
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If the player is caught in the act of hurting a sex worker, the cops in the game will go after them as they would for other violent crimes.
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She avoids people as she works, but over the years she said she has occasionally been caught in the act and would explain that she was helping the fairies.
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Even then, unless caught in the act, the holder can claim no trading has taken place since the legislation was approved and has forgotten the password for the wallet.
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The myth of a great woman writer's overwhelming dread of being caught in the act of writing shouldn't outlast a male president's supposed childhood confession of hatcheting a tree.
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The 62-year-old was caught in the act when video posted on social media showed Cheeks opening the kennels' gates as the children climbed out of the cramped space.
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An unidentified woman in China was caught in the act of faking her own parking spot on another driver's dashcam, while exiting the dubious-looking lot on a busy street.
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In this case, the hackers were actually caught in the act, as noted by Matt Tait, a former intelligence officer in the British GCHQ, in a response to Trump's tweet.
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But after reviewing case reports, Canadian researchers found that in no instance has a brown recluse actually been caught in the act of biting; none was captured or identified afterward.
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Caught in the act, turn to Lily for a prime example of how to adorably whine your way out of a situation, where you did something you know you shouldn't have.
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National Today also broke dug a little deeper to find that of the people who have engaged in sex on the beach, about 17% of them got caught in the act.
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This is the first time that a submarine volcano has been caught in the act of being born, so to speak; it's building itself up from the seafloor as scientists watch.
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According to Thai legislation, in order to be fined or jailed, prostitutes or their clients must be caught in the act of soliciting, advertising, recruiting, arranging—or engaging in—commercial sex.
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In 1995 Mr. Hellerman joined Peter, Paul and Mary on their album "LifeLines," and in 2005 he recorded his first solo album, "Caught in the Act," a collection of vaudeville songs.
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Mr. Pakenham made a 64-minute documentary in 2012 called "Idle Threat," where he illustrated the health risks associated with idling vehicles and politely confronted motorists he caught in the act.
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At the same time, if this is made too explicit you run the risk of upsetting your current employment status, not least if you are caught in the act of job hunting.
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Turner was caught in the act of sexually assaulting the woman while she was intoxicated and unconscious behind a dumpster at a fraternity party by two students riding past on their bicycles.
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"Video surveillance is one of the best methods for apprehending criminals and convicting suspects who are caught in the act of committing a crime," the O'Fallon Police Department said in a statement.
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People can't keep their mouths shut in high-stakes scenarios, and the more actions the conspirators have to take, the more likely they are to screw up or get caught in the act.
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She wondered if it is unique to this event near Mayotte, or if it's a feature of all submarine volcano growth spurts—something only more caught-in-the-act submarine eruptions will reveal.
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Peschl says that the image was a comment on the uncertainty of what people do behind closed doors: "The photos capture different people during various intimate situations in a "caught in the act way.
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Being young and dumb is a great excuse to do sketchy things, but occasionally you get caught in the act of something truly shameful, and you have to tell your parents what you've done.
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That the hermit is caught in the act of beating his chest with a fist-sized stone makes us wonder whether the picture itself might be a form of penance for the painter's guilty pleasures.
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At the very end, we find out that the killer is someone we assumed to be a future victim; a girl, but only she was never a girl but a boy caught in the act.
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Facebook piggybacking on people's use of Bluetooth for benign purposes like pairing devices so that its ad business can 'pair' people is the sneaky modus operandi that iOS 13 has caught in the act here.
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Campus police have been investigating the racist incidents, and last week they appeared to get their most solid lead when they detained five white men they'd caught in the act in a university parking garage.
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She learned she had become the subject of wild rumors among the Supreme Court's staff: that she had photographed confidential documents and had been caught in the act by Gogoi, and that she had committed suicide.
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Scott Eastwood allegedly tried to pull a fast one and pose as a city official while taking down banners protesting a massive development project ... but he got caught in the act and it's all on video.
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This break seems to include scrolling through the Instagram feeds of random gyms in Georgia, because he was caught in the act earlier this week, DM-ing one such establishment to ask about a hot female employee.
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Recalling how finding a telltale bra led Helen to end their marriage, he finagles a lacy undergarment off this poor woman, plants it in Sasha's bedroom ... and promptly gets caught in the act by Sasha and Helen.
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LA Weekly eventually issued an apology, but at that point the article had already gone through so many steps on the way to publication that it felt more like a frantic response to getting caught in the act.
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While this report is now a bit dated, it shows that for all its sophistication, APT28 has been often caught in the act of hacking politically interesting targets, betraying the origin of the hackers behind the dry nickname.
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Never admit to getting caught For now, the President is pioneering a new theory of political office -- if you never admit to being caught in the act, it's very hard for adversaries to make you pay the consequences.
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"James Howard-Higgins systematically stole from his business partner over a sustained period of time despite being caught in the act and given numerous second chances," a detective constable wrote at the time of his arrest in 2016.
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The final straw, though, comes as (deep breath) a man having an affair with a married woman was caught in the act by the woman's husband who returned home incredibly late on the same night that Vicky was murdered.
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While it was harder to get caught in the act of plotting against your beloved in those days— forensic analysis didn't exist yet, nor did undercover cops masquerading as hit men—there were plenty who were found out after the fact.
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For the new research, Kara and her colleagues examined a black hole that was caught in the act of swallowing a star that got too close (the first such discovery), using old high-energy X-ray data from NASA's public archives.
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Led by Whitman Knapp, who in 21980 was appointed a United States District Court judge, the panel revealed that corruption was by no means limited to the rotten apples Mr. Armstrong and his colleagues had caught in the act and persuaded to testify.
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And social media platforms like Facebook have, ironically enough, made it easier for shadowy agenda-pushers to deploy astroturfing techniques to mask and pass off their self-interested lobbying as grassroots activism — and thus to try to shift public opinion without being caught in the act.
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French law gives prosecutors the ability to put people on trial immediately after their temporary detention ends, but only for some offenses, not serious crimes, and only when the facts of the case are clearly established, like when offenders are caught in the act, for instance.
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The show also features hundreds of historical photos of cruising spots and a comprehensive overview of gay public sex throughout history—but little of that struck me in the way a series of original, staged photos of men caught in the act of cruising taken by its curator, Marc Martin, did.
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In the incriminating photo, a bushy-tailed Scrooge can be seen caught in the act of gnawing on a row of Christmas lights, either in hopes of dashing the town's desire for holiday cheer or just because its tiny squirrel brain mistook the bulbs for a delicious, acorn-shaped snack.
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"We expect this to be an ongoing problem because time and time again, the Russians have brazenly conducted these operations — as we saw in the US election and the Brexit debate without facing any serious repercussions, despite being blatantly caught in the act time and time again," the official added.
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A pro-Beijing lawmaker in Hong Kong, Ng Leung-sing, added further confusion, suggesting on Tuesday that "an old friend" had told him that the editor and his missing colleagues were actually sneaking across the frontier separating this former British colony and the mainland to visit prostitutes, and had been caught in the act.
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