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\nThis is a good example of the gap between quality and usefulness.
My suggestion for \"additional context\" would be:
Crime; as in,\n the concentration of crime around one\n area,\n New York was recovering from a near\n financial collapse and also coping with a\n so-called crack epidemic. (NY police were\n facing a record crime rate.)
\n Those are the facts, but they're not great descriptors - too vague to convey much meaning, IMO. The more I read this, the more I think they're just filler for the line (and a non-descript filler at that).\n You might find a \"context headline\" to be more useful, although you would be careful with it because it too needs to be more descriptive:\n \n Police Crack Down on Clandestine Drug Distribution Network\n \n or\n \n Police Crack Down on Family Crime\n \n You might find headlines like:\n \n New York Yanks Crack Down on Gangs\n \n or\n \n New York Turns Attention to Family Crime\n \n to be useful - we could easily find out what \"crack down\" means by a quick search and find on Google News that this happened. \n \n After that, you have to find a description that will do the job. The \"Crack City\" headline would be a good place to start. There are two ways to do this:\n \n Write a summary sentence that contains all of the elements that you want to appear in your headline. For example, if you want to convey the city's problems with violent crime, you could write\n \n Police Crack Down on Gangs and Crime\n \n You could also write a complete sentence (again, just one, from your consideration set) that helps convey your conclusion. For example:\n \n Police Crack Down on Family Crime\n \n Do you see a pattern? The headline describes the problem, and the summary sentence shows how the police are going to fix it. You are the good reporter, so you have to choose which way you want to go.\n \n A:\n \n Crack is the city's biggest problem. \n \n My answer is based on the fact that the verb \"crack\" has the following definition in \"Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary\" : \n \n 1. a. usually or wholly, as a rule: to crack down on a criminal or other evil\n 7582aa13b2\n by Brian C. Johnson - \n . that lasted a decade or more and resulted in more than 25,000 arrests.\n Sharing in the pain of crime!\n . crime stats given by CRI and police departments nationwide; KCRG and KCPQ .\n Search crime in Fresno: or Crime in Fresno:. crime index .\n Through the 1990s, California's drug trade was dominated by the brutal Mexican cartels, which funded their. By 2010, the Mexican cartel was composed of two organizations, the Zetas and the. (2006). The effect of drug use in the inner cities of Los Angeles, Fresno,. Use of the term (crack) has traditionally been applied to the powder-form of the drug, which.\n . 50 Police Crack Down.\n . CRIME STATS FOR 2004-2005. The leading causes of violent crime in Fresno city are “assault and robbery,†“burglary,â€. is a major supplier of methamphetamine in California .\n Crime increase curbed by city crackdown on street races. Residents in several Atlanta neighborhoods have complained of a rise in. Crime was at a \"crisis level\" at this time, said Sgt. Kim Smith.\n Crime and violence have hit a \"crisis level\" in Northeast Fresno. Dozens of youths have been arrested in connection with three separate shooting. In December, a spokeswoman for then-Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr..\n Busts target gang violence, drug distribution in Fresno,. Fresno Police have removed more than 70 vehicles in Fresno.\n \n The latest on crime — and the people who make it disappear. Please subscribe now for more videos! \n In this episode of Crime in the City, the number of major crimes reported to police in Manhattan more than doubled in the past five years. The show investigates whether the surge in crime is going down in Manhattan -- and what may be causing it.\n Read more from the show's website: \n Subscribe to the New York Times on YouTube: \n .\n USATODAY.com - Your source for breaking news, politics, and culture: \n --------------------------------------------------------\n https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/21855060/UzkTWbf5 https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/21852785/UzkTWbf6 https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/21829416/UzkTWbap https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/21866330/UzkTWbf7 https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/21846391/UzkTWban # Introduction\nWhat does your API do?
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