Clap a fume board on top of a hive and bees flee, making it possible to pilfer their treasure.

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Why would any reporter, freelance or otherwise, give such information to nameless individuals who could pilfer it for their own purposes?

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Mr Schleicher acknowledges that the hopeful, or simply naive, sometimes rifle through the PISA studies for shiny new education initiatives to pilfer.

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Even now, builders regularly pilfer, discard or pour cement over ancient remains to avoid the delays and hassle of the historical commissars.

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Nasdaq OMX reported a security breach that took place in October last year when computer hackers penetrated its systems and may have planted some malicious software to pilfer sensitive data.

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Managers could not run their businesses against the laws of economics, and officials could not pilfer from them indefinitely, if their source of cheap bank credit were to dry up.

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This half-serious summary of communist economics contained a kernel of truth: for Soviet workers, the freedom to pilfer and dawdle made up, to some extent, for empty shelves and wretched wages.

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In a session this summer in the writers room, where a bookcase was lined with titles like "American Sniper, " the staff ignored a bowl of baby carrots and sucked lollipops instead. (They pilfer candy from the better-stocked Fox sitcom "New Girl, " whose writers work next door).

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