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    Why Are Crime Surveys Considered to Be 'Blunt Instruments' When
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Why Are Crime Surveys Considered to Be 'Blunt Instruments' When

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Why are crime surveys considered to be 'blunt instruments' when it comes to revealing the impact of repeat victimization?

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