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Line 89: \| format = pdf \| doi = \| accessdate = 30th July 2011 }}</ref>. A short while later, DIP Key Messages made rather grander claims: 'since 2003, acquisitive crime (which is strongly associated with class A substance misuse) has fallen by 32 per cent in England and Wales<sup>[Reference needed, and measure - convictions? British Crime Survey?]</sup>. In areas with more intensive DIP activity, early evaluation showed crime falling faster in those areas than areas with less intensive DIPs<ref>{{cite web▼ ~~\| accessdate = 30th July 2011 }}</ref>~~ ▲ since 2003, acquisitive crime (which is strongly associated with class A substance misuse) has fallen by 32 per cent in England and Wales<sup>[Reference needed, and measure - convictions? British Crime Survey?]</sup>. In areas with more intensive DIP activity, early evaluation showed crime falling faster in those areas than areas with less intensive DIPs<ref>{{cite web \| last = \| first =

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