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1 detect a crime
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2 detect
знаходити, виявляти, помічати; розслідувати; розкривати (виявляти) ( злочин); розшукувати ( злочинця)- detect a crime
- detect a criminal
- detect a forgery
- detect a lie
- detect a spy
- detect evidence of rape
- detect invisible stains
- detect narcotics
- detect suspicious operations
- detect the presence of injury
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