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* [[Come Alone]]: A variation. Whenever Terry has to rendezvous with someone, he's careful to set it up in such a way that he has the advantage.
* [[Complete Monster]]: Lew Vogel and his minions both qualify big time.
{{quote| Vogel: "I wanna tell you something, Mr Shilling, because it'll save time. You see, I have a very jaundiced view of life. From what I see most of it's corrupt, venal and vile. And I'm just saying this so that you'll know that I don't have a better nature to appeal to, or a compassionate streak." {{spoiler|Cue sandblaster to the shin.}}}}
* [[The Convenient Store Next Door]]: Le Sac, closed for a basement "extension".
* [[The Crime Job]]
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* [[Hostage for Macguffin]]: When at first Vogel doesn't succeed with Dave, he tries it again with Eddie.
* [[Hypocrite]] - Several of the characters, but Vogel deserves special mention:
{{quote| Vogel: "I think drugs are responsible for the moral decay of this country."}}
* [[The Infiltration]]: Gale Benson. {{spoiler|It doesn't end well}}.
* [[Jurisdiction Friction]]
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* [[Reformed Criminal]]: Terry Leather, at first.
* [[Saying Too Much]]
{{quote| (Speaking on walkie-talkie) "No names, Eddie." "Sorry, Dave."}}
* [[Screw the Rules, I Have Money]]: Lew Vogel.
* [[The Seventies]] - With a heavy dose of lingering [[The Sixties]] mixed in (the movie takes place in 1971).
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