- - Crime which generates heat
- - Clergyman has no head for crime
- - Said our child committed crime
- - Crime engendering much heatedness
- - new design for sonar is a crime
- - Vehicles caught leaving concerning crime
- - Fire-starter's act, in popular song
- - It is a crime to get involved in popular song
- - crime in the parsonage
- - Match crime with a never-ending issue
- - Crime in parsonage
- - Crime of minister initially denied
- - Crime ending in disaster, stopping a child
- - Fire marshal's suspicion
- - Insurance fraud crime, commonly
- - crime for a king and his prince?
- - crime in some high-stakes insurance fraud
- - Crime to steal lead from clergyman
- - Burglars only taking part in crime
- - crime that makes hot news?
- - nora's upset by this crime
- - Crime of fire-setting
- - crime that makes the cleric lose his head
- - crime committed at lighting up time
- - Hard-core issue of incendiary crime
- - fire chief's suspicion
- - beheading the cleric is a light crime!
- - crime associated with a member of the firing squad?
- - clergyman loses head to crime
- - Beheading a clergyman is a serious crime
- - star's online contents amount to incendiarism
- - Crime of member of the clergy, beheaded
- - messing with sonar is a crime
- - crime committed in the 1998 film "firestorm"
- - Fire-lighting crime of the beheaded vicar?
- - crime in some insurance scams
- - Minister quietly denied crime
- - Serious crime of beheaded parish priest
- - Crime disappears, only partly
- - crime sometimes committed for insurance fraud
- - Right to stop a boy in crime
- - a clergyman lost his head for this crime
- - Crime of a king wanting male heir?
- - Crime of setting fire to property
- - a crime for which a clergyman lost his head
- - Fire-lighting as a crime
- - Fiery crime
- - Pyromaniac's crime
- - Firebug's crime
- - Fire-setting crime
- - Fire crime
- - Torch job
- - Burning crime
- - Hot crime
- - Incendiary crime
- - Firebug's felony
- - "Backdraft" crime
- - Torcher's misdeed
- - Hot crime topic?
- - Firebug's offense
- - Torch's misdeed
- - Fire marshal's determination
- - Torch's crime
- - Light crime?
- - Insurance fraud crime, perhaps
- - Heated crime?
- - Flare-up of crime?
- - Fire-setter's crime
- - Fire Marshal's concern
- - Felon's burning ambition
- - Conflagration crime
- - Smokey Bear's worry
- - Firefighter's bane
- - Firebug's intent
- - Firebug's action
- - Crime with accelerants
- - Crime laid to Nero
- - Crime involving an accelerant
- - Crime in much insurance fraud
- - A major crime
- - Why some carry a torch?
- - What torches are put in the can for
- - Uncool crime?
- - Torcher's doing
- - Torcher's crime
- - Torch's work
- - Torch's offense
- - Smokey the Bear's nightmare
- - Serious crime involving fire
- - Recent Texas Governor's mansion attack
- - Pyromaniac's specialty
- - Pyromaniac's passion
- - Pyromaniac's offense
- - Pyromaniac's obsession
- - Pyromaniac's delight
- - Pyromaniac's aim
- - Pyromaniac's act
- - Pyro's crime
- - Firelighting offence
- - Lighting fires illegally
- - fire raising by clergy member who lost their head
- - The felony of a hard hearted-lad?
- - Reportedly attacked lawbreaker
- - fiery passion?
- - malicious burning to destroy property
- - Is it committed in the heat of the moment?
- - Malicious fire-raising
- - Minister denied parking offence
- - wilful burning down of the parsonage
- - Wilful criminal burning
- - The malicious burning of property
- - Clergyman avoiding parking offence
- - does this attract a light sentence?
- - Every second counting, pair is doing something illegal
- - Middle bears once lighting fires
- - the burning down of a personage?
- - firing from big guns upset native
- - minister without portfolio at first gives serious offence
- - that burning sensation?
- - but it may not attract a light sentence!
- - Burning down the house
- - Deliberate starting of fires
- - Child follows retreating gunners, firing irregularly
- - Light offense?
- - clergyman beheaded for malicious burning
- - Clergyman dismissing his first offence
- - felonious burning
- - Bad lighting appears only in an episode
- - Setting fire illegally
- - Deliberate fire-setting
- - A case for Rebus concerning misuse of Tinder?
- - Act investigated by an insurance company
- - Criminal Act renders minister powerless
- - illegal fire-setting
- - Penniless clergyman causing offence
- - Minister going topless is a firing offence
- - Is responsible for The Inferno perhaps? Member of the clergy is scratching the head!
- - Basis for an insurance investigation
- - part of a popular song gives offence
- - fire-rising
- - activity for someone with a burning passion?
- - Illegal burning of property
- - burning down the house, perhaps
- - Pyromania
- - Bad lighting?
- - Fiery felony
- - Illegal burning
- - Fire-raising
- - Incendiarism
- - Match play?
- - Illegal firing?
- - Felonious flames
- - Possible fire cause
- - Fulfillment of a burning desire?
- - Criminal burning
- - Malicious burning
- - Worst case of burning desire?
- - Reason for a lighter sentence?
- - Malicious fire-setting
- - Flaming felony
- - Firing offense?
- - Alarming felony?
- - Unlawful firing?
- - Matching felony?
- - Lighter offense?
- - Insurance ploy
- - Fire for hire
- - Fiery offense
- - Case for an insurance investigator
- - Result of foul match play
- - Not an accidental fire
- - Illicit ignition
- - Criminal fire
- - Unlawful fire
- - Result of a burning passion?
- - It may result from a burning desire
- - Insurance fraud ploy, perhaps
- - Incendiary offense
- - Illegal match play?
- - Gasoline may make it go
- - Fire-able offense?
- - Criminal match play
- - Criminal fire-setting
- - Common insurance fraud cause
- - Cause of insurance fraud
- - Burning passion?
- - Bad ignition?
- - Bad flareup?
- - Bad fire
- - What starts with a spark of an idea?
- - Unlawful fire-starting
- - Theater lighting, maybe?
- - Subject of an insurance investigation
- - Some insurance fraud
- - Setting of a fire maliciously
- - Setting for fraud, maybe
- - Result of a burning desire
- - Reason for a lighter conviction?
- - Rap sheet entry, perhaps
- - Pyromaniacal act
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