Irwin adds that the dangers of arrest or bashing from loitering in public places also do not exist while on the Internet. |
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Finally I had my chance, with Freddie loitering around the corals below me, gurning for all he was worth. |
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Police will also use a Dispersal Order to break up groups of youths loitering on the streets. |
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A long throw from Bailey arrowed on to the head of the giant Ben Futcher loitering on the penalty spot. |
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In fact, he spends his days driving around, loitering in the foyers of office buildings, and often sleeping in his car at night. |
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The law was against loitering, though it may as well have been against idleness and sloth. |
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We found that parental males keep track of how many sneaker males they see loitering near their nests during spawning time. |
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A bunch of roughnecks with feather-cut hair and Indian canoes was loitering by the river bank, smoke still wafting from the barrel of their gun. |
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Male arrestees charged with minor infractions such as vagrancy, loitering, or traffic violations were excluded from the project. |
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Close air support from loitering bombers over the area of operations also proved noteworthy. |
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Chances are, you've noticed a swarm of these black-and-red insects loitering in sunny spots as the weather turns cool. |
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Stores with extensive ground-level car parking, which suffer car crime and loitering gangs of youths, are considering security patrols. |
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Herndon residents say the public loitering is driving down property values and raises safety concerns. |
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Yesterday's winners were loitering about, looking hopeful, but the chicha had given us bellyaches, and it was time to go. |
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It prevents people from stopping and loitering there for all hours of the night and deciding what mischief they're going to get up to. |
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I looked out of the window and could see three men loitering near the shop. |
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It turns out Risaku's mere hunch became reality and an assassin stood there, loitering in the doorway. |
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I engaged in mundane chit-chat and constantly asked dumb questions to just about anyone who happened to be loitering in the vicinity. |
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Outside my window I could see Neil, my former team leader, loitering near the car park entrance. |
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Her eyes strayed to a biker loitering near his glitzy ride, all chrome and shiny metallic exhaust pipes. |
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If all of these people are simply reading, why aren't they vagrantly loitering at a library? |
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The thin man who had been loitering near the doorway slipped up to Umberto. |
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Nel had also been seen loitering near her home almost daily, standing there while watching her house. |
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A lot of people are loitering outside the city, just talking amongst themselves or smoking from pipes. |
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That writer's not an alter ego, though how much she shares with her creator is one of the device's loitering teases. |
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Initial reports suggested a group of up to 20 youths had been loitering by the telephone box before the row between the man and the 15-year-old. |
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How could a street environment officer prove the bin bag loitering outside your house contained your rubbish? |
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The arrest followed reports that some unknown persons had been loitering around his house from the afternoon of the day of his arrest. |
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My friend, both your wife and your housekeeper know that you no longer dally with her, and her loitering in your home is merely charity on your part. |
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We were having some problems with loitering and lack of curfew being followed in some of the poorly lit parks in the city of Moncton at the time. |
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This estimate does not include the cost of arrests for loitering and disorderly conduct. |
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Gobsmacked, I lingered so long that I was in danger of getting myself arrested for loitering with intent. |
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Be especially aware of strangers loitering around ATMs this time of year. |
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A West Yorkshire Police spokeswoman said the man, who lives in Little Horton, challenged the group of five or six youths he discovered loitering near his car. |
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You're standing here loitering about in a very suspicious manner. |
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The Italian champion, who has been loitering near the front of the pack all day, has shot away into the distance. |
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This is the kind they see loitering outside hardware stores in search of work, and on the evening news. |
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The official idea was to improve speed on New York streets and prevent accidents between hurried inhabitants and loitering tourists. |
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In any large community young boys and girls were to be found loitering around the streets, idle, neglected and undisciplined. |
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A three component programme enabling solutions to vandalism, drug consumption and loitering in and around parks. |
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It does not have sitting space that could encourage loitering and create opportunities for quarrels. |
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An absentee father is loitering about with his son and namesake, Mason Jr., at a deserted concert hall. |
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He was a generally despicable character, always loitering near his betters like a poisonous cloud, seeking only to advance his own pathetic powers. |
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Nor did we cruise in the singles bar or Christopher Street sense, loitering with sexual intent. |
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DiPrimo could have harassed Hillman, roughed him up, told him to quit loitering and move on. |
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Haven't the old and the middle classes always felt terrorised by gangs of young, uncouth scoundrels and scallywags loitering in the shadows of our cities? |
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The spotted hawk swoops by and accuses me ... he complains of my gab and my loitering. |
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The new laws will also forbid drunks from loitering around liquor stores, carrying baseball bats and fooling around with crossbows, slingshots, blowpipes and airguns. |
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We were in stitches at the idea of him suddenly recognising in horror that the grubby waif loitering around Grand Central for a cheap meal was actually his petite cousin. |
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The Federation of Canadian Municipalities adopted a resolution aimed at making it easier for police to enforce the offence of obstructing persons in public places by loitering. |
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It consists in praising God unceasingly in his House instead of loitering in the tents of the wicked, as the idea is so well expressed in many of the psalms. |
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Lighting a cigarette is often seen as an effective way of avoiding the appearance of idleness or mere loitering. |
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Or, rather than haphazardly dousing your pancakes in alcohol, get the shot glasses out and blow the dust off some of the weirder spirits loitering at the back of your drinks cabinet. |
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The cadets' main responsibilities were: Improve sense of personal security, Reduce panhandling, Eliminate loitering in large numbers and Increase Security visibility. |
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Now Tim began to be struck with these loitering progresses along the garden boundaries in the gloaming, and wondered what they boded. |
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The 2000 guidance stipulates that children found loitering or soliciting should only be prosecuted as a last resort where a young person persistently and voluntarily returns to the streets. |
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Why not also ask them what activities or programs your school could provide during breaks to bring them back after they have their cigarette, rather than loitering in one place for the entire noon hour. |
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Homeless people were cited for violations like being in a public park after dark, blocking traffic on the street or in the subway, loitering in a public place, and spitting. |
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Children were being detained for offences such as breaking school rules, driving without a permit, loitering, trespassing and being out of control. |
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For some reason, they discourage loitering outside the store, but encourage it inside. |
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In some cities, like Quebec City and Montreal, municipal judges can also hear criminal cases dealing with summary conviction offences, such as loitering. |
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Earlier the same day, Guadalupe Calzada had filed a report with police against a man who was loitering outside the shelter and who begun to shout insults at her. |
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The unit is designed to discourage loitering by undesirable adolescents by emitting high-frequency sounds which only young people under the age of 25 are able to hear. |
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