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A ___ is generally defined as feloniously taking property from a person or in the immediate presence of a person by means of force or threat of force.
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A ___ is generally defined as feloniously taking property from a person or in the immediate presence of a person by means of force or threat of force.

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a robbery because there stilling someone else thing
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A robbery  is generally defined as such.
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