Detectives
Watches and detectives are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Watches" instead a noun "Detectives".
Watches
Detectives and watches are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Detectives" instead a noun "Watches".
Both words in one sentence
- One hopes Natalie never watches Heat, one of De Niro's more known films of the 1990s, since Ted Levine (Captain Stottlemeyer) appears in that movie as one of Vincent Hanna's detectives.
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Firstly murdering his girlfriend because he suspected her of cheating on him, Eric later drops a grizzly bear onto two detectives investigating him for his girlfriend's death, and happily watches as they are mauled to death.
Source: Monster / Comic Books
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