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suspect

[suh-spekt, suhs-pekt, suhs-pekt, suh-spekt] / səˈspɛkt, ˈsʌs pɛkt, ˈsʌs pɛkt, səˈspɛkt /




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If you suspect that the Great Wealth Transfer will pass you by, there’s always the possibility that you don’t really know how much your parents actually have.

From MarketWatch

It comes a day after French police reportedly detained nine people - including two museum staff - over a suspected ticket fraud scheme.

From BBC

A recent update from the UK Foreign Office, shared with relatives and seen by Newsbeat, says 13 suspects were initially arrested.

From BBC

For example, he said, cholera cases in Yemen would appear to be fewer than last year, although suspected numbers are far larger.

From Los Angeles Times

It is first time the man in the video has been officially identified as a suspect in the case, which has drawn a huge amount of attention both in the US and abroad.

From BBC