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{{Infobox phrase}} may be used to summarize information about a phrase, saying, or colloquialism.

Usage

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Examples

When the looting starts, the shooting starts

President Lyndon Johnson discusses the 1967 Detroit riot at the Oval Office
Meaning	justification of lethal force for rioting and property crimes
Context	Long, hot summer of 1967 George Floyd protests
Coined by	Chief Walter E. Headley, Miami Police Department (1967)

{{Infobox phrase
|        title = When the looting starts, the shooting starts
|        image = Meeting on Detroit riots Oval Office.jpg
|   image_size = 250
|          alt =
|      caption = President [[Lyndon Johnson]] discusses the [[1967 Detroit riot]] at the Oval Office
|       origin =
|      meaning = justification of [[lethal force]] for [[rioting]] and [[property crime]]s
|original_form =
|      context = {{flatlist|
* [[Long, hot summer of 1967]]
* [[George Floyd protests]]}}
|    coined_by = Chief Walter E. Headley, [[Miami Police Department]] (1967)
}}