1. Al Capone was a famous racketeer in Chicago.

2. Capone moved his headquarters to Cicero, a near by suburb.

3. Capone came back downtown and had things his own way until the federal government imprisoned him for tax evasion.

4. Al Capone and bootleggers filled the vacuum: bathtub spirits, peepholes in the door, Joe-sent-me.

5. Al Capone, but on a global scale.

6. Al Capone was a notorious gangster.

7. You look like AL Capone in that suit.

8. Cagliari midfielder Andrea Capone is sifting through several Serie A offers for next season.

9. Capone: Has it been fun seeing yourself rendered serpentine for the two films your are in?

10. The gangster Al Capone used to get rid of anyone that crossed him.

11. U.S. prosecutors rely on an "Al Capone" approach, for example prosecuting human rights violators for lying on their visa applications.

12. IN THE 1920s Al Capone controlled Chicago's underground gambling dens, and for decades thereafter the city has shied away from the whole business.

13. Tom Nash was a ward leader and a prosperous criminal lawyer who defended Capone and other gangsters.

14. He ruled the streets in his territory like a budding Al Capone.

15. Luciano's predecessor, Giuseppe Masseria, had welcomed non-Sicilians, including Neapolitan Al Capone[sentencedict.com], into his Mafia clan.

16. You will head a team of elite agents as you battle against the notorious Al Capone.

17. Whether you follow this rule as one of the success tips from Abraham Lincoln or one of the mafia tips from Al Capone, doing so will only leverage your credibility in the public's eye.

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19. Five or six years ago, Chicago was still digging out from its old reputation among the Chinese as the home of Al Capone and Michael Jordan.

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20. An undated handout image provided by Christie's auction house in London last Tuesday shows a nickel-plated revolver manufactured by Colt that belonged to Al Capone.

21. A plumber in the alternative film Brazil, a former violent Christian follower in The Mission and Al Capone in The Untouchables , all these films in the 1980's proved the actor's versatility.

22. Hop a ferry from San Francisco's Pier 33 and stroll the damp, gray halls of the maximum-security pen, which housed criminals like Al Capone and George "Machine Gun" Kelly from 1934 to 1963.

23. Thanks to its famous great fire and history of gangsters and underworld criminals like Al Capone, Chicago has developed quite a reputation for being haunted.

24. There’s every reason to believe that today’s drug lords could go legit as quickly and easily as, say, Ernest and Julio Gallo, the venerable winemakers who once sold their product to Al Capone.

25. During its 29-year existence as a federal prison, Alcatraz held big shots like mob boss Al Capone — but it couldn’t hold Frank Morris, John Anglin, and Clarence Anglin.

26. They have compared the ban on cannabis to the ban on alcohol in the 1920s, an experiment which gifted power and fortune to Al Capone and other mobsters.