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bust vs arrest

0Capitalizing on Senator Larry Craig's restroom 01b00bust02b00, a Minnesota minor league baseball team this Sunday is giving away a promotional item celebrating the Republican politician's arrest last year at the Minneapolis-St.Paul airport. Dubbed a "bobblefoot" (as opposed to a bobblehead doll), the polyresin giveaway depicts an occupied bathroom stall (the 01b00inhabitant's 02b00pants and shoes can be seen below the stall's panels). 02br
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001. Is bust equal to arrest in this context?02br
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002 What would be a good substitute for inhabitant inthis context?02br
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02br 001-- yes02br 002-- 01i 00occupant02i 00 0-

  • 02br 001-- yes02br 002-- 01i 00occupant02i 00 0-
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0 .02br
001-- yes02br
002-- 01i00occupant02i00 0-

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