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Gonzalez also was identified as the bandit through a photo lineup, surveillance video and a witness description, police said.— Merced Sun-Star: front
Cocking my tinfoil hat I will note that it is entirely possible that someone has been making out like a bandit -- and might even be one (as far as I know almost legally).— Angry Bear
Hereat, the messenger from Ghat, Jabour's slave, of whom the bandit was afraid, and dared not lay a hand upon, interposed, and, assuming an air of defiance, said, "I am come from my Sultan, Jabour; if you kill the Christian, you must kill me first.— Travels in the Great Desert of Sahara, in the Years of 1845 and 1846
"The court is for the bandit, the military officer for the soldier," he was wont to say; "but I, God be thanked, am neither a bandit nor a soldier."— A Reckless Character And Other Stories

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