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N-COUNT A police state is a country in which the government controls people's freedom by means of the police, especially secret police. 警察国家 [表不满]

And it's bad civic hygiene to build technologies that could someday be used to facilitate a police state.

开发一些日后可能用于便利警务的技术，这不是个好的卫生习惯。

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We don't typically reorder the operation of a free society for the convenience of the police — because that is the definition of a police state, " he says, mopping up the last of the rice."

通常，我们不会为了方便警察行事而重新安排一个自由社会的运转秩序——因为那便是警察国家的定义，”他说着大口吃完最后一点米饭。

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State police are following up several leads.

州警察局正在追查几条线索。

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He says this means establishing the rule of law, rejecting the idea of a police state and supporting the separation of power.

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The situation has prompted concerns that the Olympics, which are supposed to be an uplifting event for the nation and its visitors, would instead make London feel like a police state.

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