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The French Le Surete included an ex-criminal, Vidocq, who put together files describing the individual modus operendi, or the __

___, of each criminal.
criminal behaviors

fingerprints

home addresses

relatives who were also criminals

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zmey [24]3 years ago

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Answer:criminal behavior

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