Cops
Both words in one sentence
- She kills a hairdresser for being annoyed at getting a small tip, her boss for stealing her ideas, and her husband for wanting to call the cops so she could get help.
- Unfortunately, the two realize the cops are talking about them—Goren's staring at them and his attempts to hide his mouth so they cannot read his lips tip them off, and promptly tone down their signing gestures, leaving the interpreter unable to decipher what they're "saying".
Source: Bilingual Backfire -
Following the advice and slowing down to allow cops to catch up and get them all can then easily have the opposite result than the tip claims, since even though the car is invulnerable, it can still get caught in the pursuit breaker and immobilized just long enough for that new cop car to bust you.
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