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As of Thursday, coming from any of those countries will be considered a “significantly negative factor” affecting a green-card application, similar to having committed a crime.

He suspected that it was an "individual crime which is committed without any support, participation and co-operation of others", and said the attack "should not be counted for the whole community".

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In a statement read out on social media on Thursday, the nuns said: "We have committed no crime and we have nothing to hide."

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As Mr. Carlsson thickens the atmosphere, he keeps our attention fixed on crimes that are distant in time yet critically linked.

Style preferences aside, Mr. Winchester does commit a serious storytelling crime here.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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