Crowd
Crowd verb - To fit (people or things) into a tight space.
Decoy
Both words in one sentence
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Kill It with Fire: Namely, she stages an elaborate decoy attempt and then, as she's being arrested, has Pyro toast Graydon from the crowd.
- He smuggles a rifle into the country as a decoy, and his actual plan is to infiltrate the crowd and run up to his target with a combat knife and flower bouquet full of explosives.
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Decoy Getaway / Lost in a Crowd / Needle in a Stack of Needles / Ringer Ploy: A sequence near the end where Crown enters the art museum and plainly shows himself to the security cameras, making sure everyone can see that he wears a trench coat and bowler hat and carries a valise.
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