2 crooks and 2 heroes
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Two men attempted to rob an armored truck but were stopped by two heroes. The robbers had set up a barricade to block the armored truck's entrance but two good Samaritans intervened and helped deliver the money safely. One of the robbers tried to make a quick getaway from police after the failed robbery but was ultimately caught.
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- 2. armored The money was delivered safely in an armored truck.
- 4. barricade The barricade blocked the entrance.
- 6. getaway He made a quick getaway from the police after robbing the bank.
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- 9. freedom from control of another or others
- 10. Lesson 85
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