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Agents are becoming more brazen as more of them get hired thanks to billions of dollars in new funds.

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The new arrests come after two men "partially recognised" their involvement in the brazen theft on Wednesday.

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Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau said the five suspects detained on Wednesday included a main suspect whose DNA linked him to the brazen seven-minute heist, though none of the loot had been found.

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"In this other respect, China is notable only for how brazen its spying sometimes is."

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“The theft that occurred represents a brazen act that robs the public of our state’s cultural heritage,” said museum Chief Executive Lori Fogarty in a statement.

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