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  1. 28-Jun-2003, 21:04 #31
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    Isn't holdup normally armed robbery? It generally is here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tdol
    Isn't holdup normally armed robbery? It generally is here.
    Yep. Here too.

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    Although it would be used for a train robbery regardless of whether armed or not.
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