Four men were arrested under the anti-terrorism Act after police swooped on a residential street in Southampton early today. |
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Police are appealing to people in Darwen to keep their homes secure after bogus salesmen swooped on the town. |
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She watched as the gray mantled gull swooped down and greedily ate the smashed contents of the shattered clamshell. |
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No moans about the cold, just sheer exhilaration as we swooped down the brae to more photographs. |
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I could hear the billowing of her flannelette nightie as she swooped down the hallway, huffing and puffing with determination. |
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As police cordoned off part of the crash sites, firefighting planes and helicopters swooped overhead to battle a brush fire started by the crash. |
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As I stopped to check it out I was swooped upon by the salesman and was given the big spiel. |
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High pastures rise, bare but for a wedge of trees, and redshanks swooped in quickly to the rushes by our feet. |
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Even though I was over 250 meters from the sitting bird the other stilts were really agitated and swooped low over my head and continued to call. |
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The gown was made of the smoothest painted red silk with a red lace trim on the hem and the neckline, which swooped down low in a prettily way. |
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Shortly after dawn on September 10, five military helicopters swooped on the remote jungle hideout. |
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I was actually talking to him about buying the one of the swage blocks when you swooped in. |
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A few black birds swooped into the air, almost in unison, then dived down again as if doing some sort of dance. |
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The bird swooped down and settled itself upon the pinnacle of the flagpole, its grey-and-white feathers tinged silver in the dusky light. |
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Officers investigating the attack swooped on a house in Farnworth on Wednesday afternoon. |
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The 19-year-old was arrested early today when police swooped on a house in the town. |
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A 22-year-old man has been arrested after police swooped on the four-bedroom home in Woodward Heights, Grays. |
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Ten people were arrested after police swooped on a dozen addresses in south Manchester. |
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Just before dawn, 200 police officers swooped on six homes and seized documents. |
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A landlady was arrested when police swooped on a pub on the outskirts of Bolton town centre. |
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A police patrol car swooped on the van near to junction 17 of the M4 and discovered a huge stash of equipment inside the vehicle. |
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Armed police officers swooped on a house in York this afternoon after worried residents reported seeing a man with a gun. |
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This morning's events followed three arrests after police swooped on homes across the district in a series of raids yesterday. |
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She swooped through the now-closed restaurant and cadged a glass of red wine. |
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Five people were arrested today when police swooped on a house on a York estate as part of a clampdown on crime in the area. |
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Twenty-one workers from eight different countries were arrested after immigration officers swooped on a pizza factory. |
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A Police team swooped on a coach carrying 35 workers following a tip-off that suspected illegal immigrants were working for a company in York. |
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We passed our damning evidence to the police, who swooped on the companies' premises and arrested the masterminds behind the bogus operation. |
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Without one glance at her, he swooped up his bag and books, and stormed out the door. |
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At one point Baldwin swooped one woman off her feet in a scene that was reminiscent of an old World War II movie reel celebrating the war's end. |
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This bag became our abiding memory of that game as it swooped over the podgy people below. |
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Its northern flank swooped up from the corrie floor at a vertiginous angle. |
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Herons and egrets swooped at our bow, and at night we moored alongside sand islands and among reeds and coots. |
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Our French photographers swooped in, coaxing her into fun, flattering clothes and complimenting her in their soothing accents. |
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Armed anti-terrorist police swooped on a Rochdale business to arrest a 30-year-old warehouse worker. |
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The computer beeped a countdown from five to zero, and wooden spheres appeared and swooped down to try to hit the user. |
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She watched a hawk make lazy spirals, and a white crane swooped down into the water next to her. |
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The montage was to get this treatment, too, and so the editors were working to freeze-frame it just as the hat swooped into the air. |
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A cuckoo called, and swallows swooped low in east winds sucked dry by the hot land. |
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Parents leaving a school prize-giving ceremony faced a sea of yellow tickets after traffic wardens swooped during the presentation. |
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They swooped down and circled around her, wrapping themselves in her curls and playing with the lace edging of her dress. |
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I spun around and clocked him in the fist with my big hand, then swooped in low for an uppercut with my little hand. |
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I swooped down on them, making the rat-a-tat sound of the turret guns and the thud and boom of the bombs. |
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The demonstration was to begin at noon but even before all the protesters had gathered the police suddenly swooped in and kettled them. |
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I saluted my rescuer with a roar and followed him as he swooped down on a giant yellow cobra that was constricting my friend. |
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After the condor landed to feed, a signal was given and the men swooped down from all sides, shouting and swinging their lassos and ponchos. |
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We swooped along a dry river bed to land near the Settlers Arms Inn, in St Albans. |
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He was apprehended when armed police swooped on his car on the outskirts of Sheffield. |
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I watched from the rooftop as the the aircraft banked and swooped and burst into bright flames which showered to the ground like fireworks. |
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A tiger moth swooped down and brushed Anna with its dusty wings before gliding off into the distance. |
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The birds that lived in the two trees suddenly screamed out, beat their wings and swooped down, crying their anguish. |
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At Ogallala, Nebraska, milepost 342, on May 27, 1867, they swooped down on the tracklayers while Dodge and government inspectors were present. |
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On one occasion when he was in remote New South Wales he shot a bronzewing and a black kite swooped to steal his bird. |
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Use side parts with hair swooped across the face to minimize your forehead and draw attention away from your chin. |
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Armed police officers swooped on the village and Jones was arrested. |
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Michonne broke the news and GREATM swooped in to the rescue, or so they thought. |
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Tobias jumped backwards only when the bird swooped in his direction. |
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While I was in the lake, little fishes would nibble softly on my toes, beside me slid a beautiful California king snake and a bird swooped down to his prey. |
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Two more jets swooped down and I think one guy peed himself. |
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The gryphons swooped on her soldiers and began to rend them apart. |
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Some birds swooped down swiftly to their selected spot while others hopped up and down as if they were arguing with one another about where they were going to sit. |
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Homes in Englefield Green, Sunbury, Shepperton and Addlestone were raided at the weekend as police officers swooped on suspected paedophiles in the area. |
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He swooped and swerved, dived and dodged, and down below, everyone ran around like ants, evading the shells that lost energy and feel like meteors. |
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A Bald Eagle called Alaska swooped in on a flying visit and certainly attracted plenty of attention among the surprised shoppers on O'Connell Street. |
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Circling seagulls swooped down and ate what Agnes had disgorged. |
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Acting on tip-off from members of the public, officers with sniffer dogs accompanied by members from the local police station swooped on some houses in the area. |
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I screamed, and swooped off to my room in melodramatic fashion. |
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But just then a carrion crow swooped down and took one of the ducklings. |
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The highlight of the garden party was that an angry swarm of bees, whose beehive had been disturbed by accident, swooped down on the assembled guests. |
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Annexed by America in 1898 and granted statehood in 1959, Hawaiians have watched for decades as rich outsiders have swooped in and incinerated cultures. |
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Officers acting on a tip-off swooped on a gang of robbers, believed to be armed with knives and coshes, just after they had held up a security van. |
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A dozen Army Technical Officers using high speed boats swooped on the Island and made a thorough search of the area using sophisticated infrared equipment. |
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A flock of owls swooped through her tower lands, hooting shrilly. |
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He swooped down and plucked me off my feet, stepping onto the porch. |
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With Elliott poleaxed by the accidental body-check, Ian Bell swooped to throw to Kevin Pietersen, who removed the bails at the bowler's end. |
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Spanish police swooped on the Monteiths after pieces of her jewellery were discovered in their home at the resort of Benalmadena. |
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One of the kids Grumman had swooped down on was cosysop for Quiet Riot, a board in the neighboring 718 area. |
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The American black vulture swooped on five-month-old Cruz Conway and clawed at him as he lay in his pram. |
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I put my foot down and my lovely little pal just swooped past the ditherers into the night. |
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Spanish police swooped on the Monteiths after pieces of Mrs Dyson's jewellery were discovered in their home at the resort of Benalmadena. |
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The animal is understood to have swooped on its victims on paths leading out of Donard Park in Newcastle, Co Down and up into the Mournes. |
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The tone of this syllable swooped up briefly, and then down. |
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The Tannadice outfit opened the scoring in 17 minutes when David White was short with a passback and Andy McLaren swooped to set up Aaron Conway. |
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Sea birds swooped and dived over the surf and called mewingly to one another. |
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When the birds swooped in to get the sticks, the crocodiles then catch the birds. |
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A Skyling suddenly swooped down and snatched Starz right off the ground and flew off. |
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The lone eagle swooped down into the lake, snatching its prey, a small fish. |
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But after only 50 miles of flapping, the bored bird pulled out and swooped on the Haven Allhallows holiday complex at Rochester, Kent. |
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I clung to her nipples as she soared and swooped through the gloaming, scooping up insects, and I remember the shapes of things that she flew between, above, beneath. |
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Older folks remember the time a chicken hawk swooped near them at a barn. |
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Course specialist Prince Danzig landed the 11th win of his career in the opener where he swooped on even money favourite Mystagogue close home to score by a neck. |
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Fi rearms officers and trained negotiators swooped on a property just off the A810 Bearsden to Duntocher road in Hardgate, Clydebank, at around 8pm on Thursday. |
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Go Figure showed he got 10 furlongs with a brave performance, looking to have stolen it off the bend before Gracechurch swooped late for a short-head verdict. |
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Before automated pinsetters usurped their jobs, they sat on a perch at the end of the alley and then swooped down to replace any pins that had been knocked over. |
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