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    the letters M and O what do they stand for - usually associated with someone' s criminal profile

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      When the term M.O is used in the field of crime/law enforcement, it usually means 'Modus Operandi' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modus_operandi

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        As in...someones' M.O.? That would likely mean' mode of operations'...or' modus operandi'.

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