How To Use Private investigator In A Sentence
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Does he play a Washington police officer, a federal agent, a private investigator?
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These poems read like some private investigator's casebook in which it soon becomes apparent that he's forgotten who's employing him, why he was employed, and what the hell is going on.
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Alternatively, you can always open your own private investigator business.
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And this is how he came to be the sole keeper of The Pie Maker's secret: a private investigator, Mr. Cod met The Pie Maker when his Pie Hole was on the verge of financial ruin.
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No longer did spouses have to allege physical or mental cruelty, no longer did private investigators have to spring someone in an act of adultery.
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Note first how he calls it "the Mulcaire case", mentioning only the private investigator Glenn Mulcaire and thereby neatly omitting to mention the name of his own culpable royal editor, Clive Goodman.
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At the time, Morris had been making a living as a private investigator for a well-known private detective agency that specialized in Wall Street cases.
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He's a brilliant private investigator with a reputation for bringing missing children safely home.
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Private investigators are infiltrating Scottish firms to identify ambitious high-flyers and talentless time-servers for companies planning takeovers.
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Private investigators are infiltrating Scottish firms to identify ambitious high-flyers and talentless time-servers for companies planning takeovers.
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Paul Farrelly MP asked Coulson about Operation Motormouth, an investigation carried out by the information commissioner into the activities of private investigator Steve Whittamore.
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The private investigator Tadeusz had hired to reinterview the witnesses had come up with a little more.
THE LAST TEMPTATION
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In 1983, Don's father died, and one of the first things his widow did was hire a private investigator.
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He left when a reporter and a private investigator were briefly jailed for listening to the phone messages of aides to Britain's royal family.
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So, take your five cent, gumball machine Private Investigators License and blow it out of your earhole.
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October Daye is a changeling woman, half human and half fae, just trying to make a living as a private investigator while raising her daughter and loving her human fiancé.
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But a private investigator tracked down her brother, Mike Ford, who was a perfect match.
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You don't have a license to practice as a private investigator in California?
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Private investigator Glenn Mulcaire, who was on the paper's payroll, was also sent to prison.
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Others use private investigators when employees have been threatened or workers have complained about on-the-job harassment.
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His private account had just been successfully "blagged" by a British private investigator who did not speak a word of Arabic.
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Note first how he calls it "the Mulcaire case", mentioning only the private investigator Glenn Mulcaire and thereby neatly omitting to mention the name of his own culpable royal editor, Clive Goodman.
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Her address and phone number had been blagged out of BT by the private investigator.
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They are cops after all, not private investigators or "dicks" if that is what Smith was originally going for ...
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Most private investigators, bail bondsmen and skip tracers have access to these.
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He says this involves the police certifying private investigators to handle cases, with police support.
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In 1983, Don's father died, and one of the first things his widow did was hire a private investigator.
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Private investigators charge as much as $ 500 to install the equipment and $ 200 a day to run it.
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I got two calls in to the private investigator about his mother.
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In an effort to clamp down on the production of such copies, Linchtenberg hired a private investigator to hang around furniture markets in the city and other areas to spot copycats.
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He is the chief executive of the English soccer players' trades union, the Professional Footballers Association, whose cell phone was hacked by a private investigator hired by News International.
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Private investigators have traditionally been perceived as shadowy and devious.
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The Twiggs hired a private investigator to find their real daughter.
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They steadfastly maintained that their original inquiry, which led to the conviction of one reporter and one private investigator, had put an end to what they called an isolated incident.
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I know the police are overstretched but I don't think they leave the investigation of attempted murders to cack-handed private investigators.
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A reporter and a private investigator at News of the World had already been jailed in 2007 for hacking into voicemail messages left on mobile telephones.
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ONE thing about being a private investigator, you've got to learn to go with your hunches.
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The private investigator Tadeusz had hired to reinterview the witnesses had come up with a little more.
THE LAST TEMPTATION
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Private investigators are infiltrating Scottish firms to identify ambitious high-flyers and talentless time-servers for companies planning takeovers.
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At least three other adult entertainment outfits, a private investigator and a bail bondsman have reported similar patterns.
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Look. Miss, I'm the highest paid most sought after private investigator in the greater Boston area.
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There are a number of police stations where officers were selling confidential information to private investigators.
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Paul Farrelly MP asked Coulson about Operation Motormouth, an investigation carried out by the information commissioner into the activities of private investigator Steve Whittamore.
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They called in a private investigator to help them find their son.
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Glenn Mulcaire, a private investigator who was on the News of the World payroll and was used by Goodman, was also jailed.
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Today, I found out that my overprotective parents hired a private investigator a month ago, who since then has been watching my perfectly normal boyfriend, in case he "tries to rape or kill" me.
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I know the police are overstretched but I don't think they leave the investigation of attempted murders to cack-handed private investigators.
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The Family Law Act of 1970 eliminated fault in California divorces, and it also eliminated many of the private investigators that had made careers out of finding ‘fault’ in marital dissolutions.
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The ICO also showed me handbooks written by private investigators explaining how to "blag" information for their debt collection agency clients.
The readers' editor on… the Observer and the private investigator
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Wendy has hired a private investigator and he shows her some criminative photographs.
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A private investigator said he has found people using sick days to go bowling, watch professional football games, attend weddings and even funerals.
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After an extensive discussion with the private investigator, I have decided to grant him control of the site for an undetermined period of time.
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Bob Olson is a former private investigator and skeptic who began using his investigation skills to research psychics, mediums and the afterlife in 1999.
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Candidates had to undergo a handwriting test with a graphologist and Access would often hire private investigators to check the background of executives.
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Every successful private investigator has a tool box.
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Klym also tried to locate Sladewski himself by calling hospitals and jails, interviewing people and hiring a private investigator.
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It was as if he were listening to the stilted, notebook style of some grubby private investigator relating a wife's infidelities.
THE LAST RAVEN
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At the time, Morris had been making a living as a private investigator for a well-known private detective agency that specialized in Wall Street cases.
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The News of the World seems routinely to have asked a private investigator to hack into mobile-phone mailboxes, which is a crime.
