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If what you wanted was a talk, why the warrant?

Who'd you pay off to get the information on my warrant?

Among other things, she has an old warrant over her head.

You think we might run across some people wanted on warrant?

Whose name is on the warrant and what evidence has been found?

The bill called for a special court to issue warrants.

We can bring them back later, if the situation warrants.

The terms of warrants already in the market will not change.

But I'd like you to think about these warrants for a moment.

The family said, from the start, that the police did not have a warrant.

Even the government needs a warrant to get into a house or a computer.

All of this information is available to the government without the need for a warrant.

He had put out a general warrant when all this happened eight days ago.

He put the warrant in his right hand again and seemed to read it yet another time.

We can get a warrant to search your place at any time.

We'll probably need some warrants before this is done with.

"What came of the information you got from these warrants?"

At no time did they show him a search warrant, he said.

"You know some way of doing that without a warrant?"

But one of my men is coming here with a search warrant.

"To get you the rest of the evidence you're going to need for that warrant."

Would it have been difficult to get a warrant in this case?

A court can also issue a search warrant for the child.

Days later he turned himself in to police after hearing about the warrant.

He held the warrant up so that the other could read it.

Here's another which I will warrant you never heard of.

By 1919, the company was large enough to warrant a new building.

At last she had done something to warrant his full attention.

The fire never got close enough to warrant using it.

But many places are too small to warrant the cost.

What kind of news would warrant a visit from him?

There can be only two people who warrant such attention.

She said the evidence did not warrant such a step.

But what about our problems - were they significant enough to warrant attention?

I'll warrant this all looks very good to him just now.

Someone who had access to warrant information right across the state?

This job, however, was important enough to warrant his personal attention.

Certainly nothing that would warrant the kind of attention we had been getting.

We believe these questions warrant a public hearing and have called for one.

"The risk to individuals does not warrant the cost of control."

You say they are not warranted at the present time.

I believe this is a matter which warrants more attention in the future.

What on earth could be in there to warrant taking such a risk?

He said the change was not enough to warrant new talks.

I believe that this warrants some attention on our part.

But as you'll see, I think the situation warrants it.

I warrant you, he's the man should fight with him.

The question was, does its performance warrant the four grand?

A real live baby, warranted to walk and talk a little.

"They seem to have a lot of potential and therefore warrant more study."