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grammar and spelling: 'loose' means the opposite of 'tight'. 'lose' is the opposite of 'win'

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	As your wanted level increases and you have the SWAT/FBI/army after you youre more likely to be [[Wasted]] as they tend to shoot at you instead of trying to bust you.		As your wanted level increases and you have the SWAT/FBI/army after you youre more likely to be [[Wasted]] as they tend to shoot at you instead of trying to bust you.

	~~THe~~ outcome of being Busted is ~~loosing~~ all your weapons and $100 as a bribe to be let out. This is similar to what happens when ~~youre~~ wasted .		The outcome of being Busted is losing all your weapons and $100 as a bribe to be let out. This is similar to what happens when you're wasted .