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Someone took the man’s coat from a restaurant downtown. Police officers caught the thief at a baseball game yesterday. Three of the robbers fell over inside the bank. Police officers caught two of the robbers outside the bank. News of the convenience store robbery was in the local paper. The police caught the robber two hours later.  

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