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Libra already has the dubious honour of being so dodgy that its dodginess is pretty much the only thing U.S. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle can actually agree on.
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The dodginess of the prime minister's claim to legitimacy will be seen by many in Parliament as justifying a selective approach to precedent and convention in order to thwart the prime minister's intentions.
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The Obamas, Sanders, and liberal hero Elizabeth Warren stumped on her behalf, and the press became focused on Trump's whole birther thing, the dodginess of his foundation, and his failure to release his tax returns.
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All this dodginess and desperation and headlong joyless competitive thrashing bled in from the edges of the simple, aspirational Jordan fable that had been so successfully sold; the picture darkened, and started to look a little more like what it was.
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Still, the general dodginess of the A-bracket suspension meant that Ford decided to replace it with the more conventional GT rear suspension. This became available in June 1965, and while the car still seemed to be afflicted with bad luck, a few victories were racked up.
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Akai was said to be the firm's largest client for most of the 1990s from Hong Kong. The EY partner for the Akai account between 1991 and 1999, David Sun Tak-kei, faced no charges and went on to become co-managing partner for EY China. A few months later EY settled a similar claim of up to HK$300m from the liquidators of Moulin Global Eyecare, an audit client of the Hong Kong affiliate between 2002 and 2004. The liquidators described the Moulin accounts as a "morass of dodginess". The Valukas Report issued in 2010"Lehman Directors Did Not Breach Duties Examiner Finds".
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The compilation was included on the Special Edition DVD release of the story. Paul Cornell, Martin Day, and Keith Topping gave the serial a favourable review in The Discontinuity Guide (1995), writing, "The Ark in Space rises above the dodginess of the effects by treating its themes so seriously it's a possible influence on Alien". (a view echoed by Steven Moffat, prior to the broadcast of the 2014 Doctor Who Christmas Special, replying to a question on borrowing material from the Alien films, he countered with "They never asked Doctor Who to borrow the plot of the Ark in Space"). In The Television Companion (1998), David J. Howe and Stephen James Walker wrote that the story "contains some of the most horrific material to have been featured in the series up to this point".
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When Akai went bust in 2000, the liquidators accused E&Y; of falsifying documents and tampering with audit documents between 1994 and 1998 to cover up the theft of over US$800m by Akai's chairman, James Ting. Ting was imprisoned for false accounting in 2005, and E&Y; paid $200m to settle the negligence case out of court in September 2009. In a separate lawsuit a former EY partner, Cristopher Ho, made a "substantial payment" to Akai creditors in his role as chairman of the company that had bought Akai just before it went bust in 2000. By this time Sun was co-managing partner for E&Y; China; in January 2010 E&Y; settled another claim in relation to the bankrupt Moulin Global Eyecare, an audit client between 2002 and 2004 whose accounts were described by the liquidator as a "morass of dodginess".
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