Indeed, if any tiny consolation has emerged, Butcher said, it is that advance planning and lessons from the 1993 bombing prompted officials to decentralize and to duplicate key financial and management records.
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The men, including a murderer who has threatened to take revenge on those who helped convict him, broke out of the top security Parkhurst Prison on Tuesday evening using a duplicate key.
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The mere fact of making duplicate keys available to another ( who happened to be the owner of the premises ) did not always equate to the giving up of physical possession.
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Investigations showed that three Mossad agents, including the one still detained, made a reconnaissance visit to the apartment block in January using a duplicate key they had made, said the prosecutor's office.
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Having made duplicate keys from the impressions, Agar travelled down to Folkestone several times in the guard's van with Burgess, to test the keys and adjust them until they fitted the safe's locks.
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Before they were busted a few months ago, a gang in northern Japan simply drove away with more than 100 sought-after sport utility vehicles using duplicate keys made by the crooked pump jockey.
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Costello concocts a way in which Seymour could have escaped from his nearby cell using a duplicate key ( which is found ), strangled Lew, and hanged him with wire without entering Lew's cell.
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If you have any duplicate keys of the same size, like an on either side of the keyboard, that might be a good choice . talk ) 15 : 09, 24 January 2009 ( UTC)
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You could also just delete the rows with duplicate keys, if the number is small enough to not throw off your data analysis by much . talk ) 13 : 22, 17 April 2014 ( UTC)
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The duplicate key method did not use a linked list, but rather made all the keys unique by creating a new index key and appending the address of the record pointer to the end of the key.
