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Mugging

Mugging (sometimes called personal robbery or street robbery) is a form of robbery and street crime that occurs in public places, often urban areas at night. It involves a confrontation with a threat of violence. Muggers steal money or personal property, which is worth less than the payouts of commercial robbery but involves less time and planning. They…

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Mugging

Nodes79
Edges78
Triples90
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.025316
Components1

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Mugging

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related to 1970s British phenomenon · 25
Mugging → African Americans, America, American, Black, Britain, British, Commentators, During, Home Affairs Select Committee, In, London Transport Police, London's, London's Metropolitan Police, Metropolitan Police, Muggings, Police, Prior, Similar, Some, Such
related to 1990s–2020s · 21
Mugging → According, African-American, American, Ben Penglase, Black, Brazilian, Britain, Carcavelos Beach, In, In Portugal, Janeiro, June, Lusa News Agency, Media, Mexican Americans, Most, Newspapers, Reporters, Rio, The
related to Origins · 12
Mugging → African-American, Baltimore, Benjamin, Black, Blackouts, Davis Jr, Negro, New York City, Phylon, The, United States, World War II
related to Statistics · 9
Mugging → About, Canada, England, In, In Norway, Most, United Kingdom, United States, Wales
related to Etymology and terminology · 8
Mugging → American Civil War, American English, Americanisms, British English, Confederate, Other, The, The Dictionary
related to Description · 6
Mugging → Actual, It, Perpetrators, The, Unlike, Victims
is a · 3
Mugging → common term for personal robbery, more specific concept, personal offense

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crime media robbery often personal people crimes reported street police money united though violence fear black concept british muggings muggers

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Muggingis acommon term for personal robbery0.90text
Muggingis amore specific concept0.90text
Muggingis apersonal offense0.90text
carjackinginstance ofthough personal robbery also encompasses forms of theft0.80text
cell phonesinstance ofPerpetrators steal money or valuable personal property0.80text
knivesinstance ofwhich often uses weapons0.80text
bus stopsinstance ofIncidents are often clustered at points within cities0.80text
Baltimoreinstance ofinciting the popularity of muggings in cities0.80text
mugging was not correlated with conservatisminstance ofthough being a victim of crimes0.80text
Muggingrelated to 1970s British phenomenonThe0.60section
Muggingrelated to 1970s British phenomenonBritish0.60section
Muggingrelated to 1970s British phenomenonPrior0.60section

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