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The term 'white-collar crime' gained __________ in 1940 when it was first used by the American criminologist Edwin. H. Sutherland.
POPULARLY
POPULARITY
POPULARIZE
POPULAR
Sutherland argued that there were important sociological ___________ between conventional crimes and white-collar crimes.
DIFFERENCES
DIFFERENT
DIFFERENTLY
DIFFER
Crimes such as _____________ and murder were very different from crimes such as fraud or tax evasion.
BURGLARIZE
BURGLAR
BURGLARY
BURGLARILY
In general, white collar crimes are committed by people of __________ high social status.
RELATIVE
RELATION
RELATIVELY
RELATE
White-collar crimes are treated more leniently than more _________ crimes like murder.
CONVENTIONAL
CONVENTIONALLY
CONVENTION
CONVENTIONALIZE
White-collar crime is an ____________ problem in society.
INCREASE
INCREASING
INCREASATIVE
INCREASINGLY
Authorities now deal with white-collar crimes more severely in order to establish __________ before the law for all citizens.
EQUAL
EQUALIZE
EQUALITY
EQUALLY
____________ of money, power or social status, criminals should be treated equally.
REGARDLESS
REGARDLY
REGARDS
REGARDING
New out-of-town complexes are threatening the _________ of old, established shops.
EXISTENTIALLY
EXIST
EXISTENTIAL
EXISTENCE
A central ____________ is no longer as attractive to the public, due to traffic problems and parking restrictions.
LOCATE
LOCATED
LOCALLY
LOCATION
The most ___________ city centres are the ones that evolve.
SUCCESSFULLY
SUCCESS
SUCCEED
SUCCESSFUL
City centres have to adapt to meet the new _________ of their users.
REQUIRED
REQUIREDLY
REQUIRE
REQUIREMENTS
A local council may need to seek private ________ in order to pay for improvements.
FUNDED
FUND
FUNDING
FUNDLY
It costs a lot of money for the complete ____________ of a city centre.
REGENERATE
GENERATION
GENERATE
REGENERATION
Government help is, at the moment, __________ to be available due to national financial problems.
UNLIKELY
LIKE
UNLIKE
LIKELY
Policies to help city centres might be _____________ by governments in the future.
RECONSIDERED
RECONSIDERATION
RECONSIDERABLY
RECONSIDER
