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• Juliette Lewis is the woman hired to get the goods on him.
• If you want to get the goods on rascals, get their FBI files.
• The United Nations was working on plans to get the goods on the road.
• We often wondered whether he was trying to get the goods on us, as well.
• The woman then hires Callahan to get the goods on her cardiologist husband in a divorce case.
• Bill Stanton, a private investigator hired to get the goods on a Bedford billionaire told this story:
• He's a tabloid columnist trying to get the goods on a mayor he rashly labeled a crook in print.
• Feds get the goods on Adriana ( Drea de Matteo ), who reacts by projectile vomiting all over a table and the Feds.
• Schneider said, " it's pretty clear . . . that the grand jury didn't get the goods on them.
• This is the Age of Information, technology is our new religion, and it's too easy to get the goods on anybody.
• Just as he's about to get the goods on the criminal kingpin, lawyer Whittaker ( Clay Clement ), there is another murder.
• And, oh yes, the aide's girlfriend is a TV reporter who would like nothing more than to get the goods on the politician.
• They then frame her foster brother for the murder forcing him to go on the run and to try to get the goods on the real killers.
• Dick and Mary are summarily rounded up by the Crutches and bundled off to the orphanage, where they manage to get the goods on the underhanded operation.
• He's been hired in New York by John Bartholomew to get the goods on supposed cocaine dealer Lance Cabot because he's involved with Bartholomew's niece.
• But then Boone is hired to get the goods on a cheating spouse, and in true detective-movie tradition, there's more to the case than meets the eye.
• Stewart defended the coach, agreeing that Wightman had entered into the contract with East and Windsor at the behest of the Tiger backers in order to get the goods on the fixers.
• The " I-spy, cloak-and-dagger " approach to information gathering won't get the goods on an opponent in the modern day, Kern said.
• And the hawkish defense secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, wanted to set up his own intelligence agency to get the goods on Iraq that the wishy-washy CIA couldn't seem to deliver.
• Even after he nearly botches an early assignment, he manages to get the goods on a drug dealer nicknamed God ( LL Cool J ), whose baby face and charitable works belie a strong sadistic streak.