Lord Sugar went on: "In hindsight, I can now see that she was a very untrusting and suspicious person.
What does 68 stand for?
68 stands for Suspicious Person (Alabama Public Safety Radio Code)
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Samples in periodicals archive:
Lord Sugar added: "In hindsight, I can now see that she was a very untrusting and suspicious person.
A 911 call placed to Sanford Police partially reveals that George Zimmerman was told it was not necessary to chase the suspicious person.
Innocent passengers are being entered into an international intelligence database as suspicious persons, acting in a suspicious manner on an aircraft, .
Angels in America has made me a very suspicious person.
Shortly after September 11, the institute began offering "Homeland Security Street Signs," which notify the community and criminals that "all suspicious persons and activities are immediately reported" to local police officials.
The responsibilities that accompany the charge are vast: arresting suspects, investigating suspicious persons or circumstances, answering disturbance calls, performing traffic pursuits or stops, dealing with mentally deranged assailants, and supervising prisoners in custody, to name a few.
Personally, if I were a suspicious person, I would suspect that the book was an effort by James Champy to escape the image of a one-trick, re-engineering pony and to give an aspiring HBS professor a vehicle for further academic research.