Regulatory burdens are also disguised taxes are further similar evasions.
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This should be said without excuses, without evasions, without caveats.
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But Johnson's political career has been marked by lies and evasions.
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Neither journalists nor voters should be satisfied with evasions or platitudes.
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But as these powerful essays attest, their evasions can be crucial.
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The first presidential debate last month was an exercise in evasions.
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Kelly Cochran's defensiveness and evasions already had raised red flags, Ogden says.
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To many, they are also evasions conveyed through figurative winks and nods.
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Savannah Guthrie, in particular, diligently followed up and called out candidates' evasions.
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Dietrich and Riefenstahl wrote memoirs, which were full of evasions and exaggerations.
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Police and investigators usually detect sanction evasions at points of entry, like harbors.
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The evasions were on prominent display on both sides of Congress this week.
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Brennan's evasions differ from Trump's lies — they are smaller, less frequent, more deniable.
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Such lies and evasions are ticking bombs in the fabric of any society.
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Moreover: Elaborate semantic evasions of the word "Islamic" fool nobody and help nothing.
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These focused, ferocious evasions of democracy's conventions and protections appear to be working.
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The biggest part of the cornucopia of retractions, evasions and garbled babbling involved Iraq.
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Stop with the evasions, stop the flip-flopping and backtracking, stop insulting voters' intelligence.
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Throughout Greek literature, Odysseus is a notorious trickster, given to devious twists and evasions.
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"There is a lot that needs to be explained, the contradictions and evasions," Sen.
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Trump deals less in shifty evasions and omissions than he does in clear falsehoods.
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Watchdog groups and the press had long been critical for recurrent evasions of transparency rules.
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Kaskel said that, despite Denino's evasions, he has an intense emotional connection to his viewers.
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If it can discredit Arcidiacono, its invisible wall of excuses and evasions just may hold.
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That action witnessed hundreds of marchers descending into the subways to enact mass fare evasions.
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His evasions and deceptions are a big part of what's propping up the rickety GOP union.
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It's the reader's own mind that bends to the subtle misdirections and evasions of her storytelling.
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His responses instead sound like the kind of lawyerly evasions designed to avoid precisely that problem.
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He responded to my questions with polished evasions, lighting one cigarette after another as he spoke.
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Her evasions, however, raised more questions about the ambiguities of the program and her own involvement.
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Negligible tax evasions of the babysitter variety, less rewarding for the I.R.S. to pursue, would emerge.
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But there are phrases you learn to say, evasions you learn to look for and point out.
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Equally unnerving (or duplicitous), though, are his evasions, prevarications, lack of legal knowledge and just plain stonewalling.
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Her wariness and evasions drained their sympathy; her strained attempts to win people back too often fell flat.
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Alan offers up some passive-aggressive evasions, but he's into it, too, if not as determinedly as Joy.
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But neither should you avoid the issue by going along with their evasions: That's neither helpful nor respectful.
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So I read Mr. Zuckerberg's plan with a keen eye on distinguishing meaningful changes from mere platitudes and evasions.
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These are numbers that throb, delicately but persistently, with the longing and regret inspired by life's illusions and evasions.
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But evaluate any and all spin from him through the lens of his evasions and empty grandstanding to date.
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It is this mystery which surrounds the actions and evasions of Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the British Labour Party.
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Virtual currencies can also help boost transparency of economic activities and curb money laundering and tax evasions, it added.
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I'd add that the evasions and lies we're seeing on this bill have been standard G.O.P. operating procedure for years.
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His flirtatious evasions don't give her much help, requiring her to take him up on his invitation to join the party.
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But she didn't push on his evasions, especially on that last point, nor break through his word cloud of preprogrammed phrases.
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"When you stack that up against these other tax evasions, guilty pleas, for an average American, it resonates," Mr. Gutfeld said.
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We urged that Confederate monuments be supplemented with plaques that clarified their historical evasions, Jim Crow origins and white supremacist function.
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Corbett realized that through constant movement, rather than reactionary evasions, he could make himself a far more difficult man to hit.
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Faced with the prospect of further evasions, the NYPD was forced to entirely shut down the 21975th subway stop for hours.
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As with so many of Mr. Trump's evasions, Americans deserve to know how much they are paying for his family's highflying lifestyle.
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His dim namesake's antics, evasions and omissions have reinvigorated talk of impeachment, but Republican lawmakers' statements last week don't support that scenario.
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Not sure that would be true of first offenders whose self-promoting lies and evasions cost the city six figures in overtime.
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Instead, the government should be fighting tax evasion, "sending the army to the border to close illegal crossings and addressing evasions", he said.
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Indonesia will impose a 210-23 percent tax for assets brought back by March 22 in return for a pardon for past evasions.
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Trump aides are forced into rhetorical gymnastics or ridiculous evasions to try to keep straight with their boss and their own integrity intact.
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When he begins to pull away, the dreamy, primal language of the novel splits open on the prosaic, familiar edge of his evasions.
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It's indefensible, pretty much, and the indignities and exploitations and criminally self-important administrative evasions that make it all happen are also indefensible.
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When Hugo stops calling after they have sex, she ties herself in metaphysical knots to interpret his evasions as signs of forthcoming commitment.
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He responds with evasions, excuses, and the cold, hard truths of what Zoey's real life would be if she came along for the ride.
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For the remaining questions, however, I look forward to Apple's responses and evasions, each of which will likely be illuminating in its own way.
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I'm already mortified by the pathetic lack of women writers represented and find myself starting to come up with wretched excuses and squirming evasions.
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What I ended up with was a list not of behavioral improvements or of flashes of self-aware accountability but of tiny, neurotic evasions.
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Although Duke and Marilyn always denied having ever met him, acquaintances of the family told Orth that there was something off about their evasions.
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Daniel Brühl plays Daniel Domscheit-Berg, an idealistic German computer whiz who helped extend WikiLeaks' reach, then grew disillusioned with its founder's recklessness and evasions.
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When it comes to exposing jurisdictions that could favor tax evasions, the EU already applies a staged approach, with a black and a gray list.
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Jenny, stubborn in the face of her own fear and the threats and evasions of the people she encounters, is equal parts detective and priest.
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Just because Mr. Trump's lies and evasions bear some similarity to those of Richard Nixon, that doesn't mean that we're watching a repeat of Watergate.
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After numerous delays and evasions, Mr. Kalia in 2012 filed a lawsuit against India's Ministries of Defense, Home and External Affairs in India's Supreme Court.
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If all this happened as reported — and, judging by the White House's tortured evasions, it very well may have — there is now a case for impeachment.
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Clinton should unequivocally take responsibility for her email controversy, without any more excuses, evasions, rationales or law school defenses that remind voters why they distrust her.
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To answer this question, we teamed up with the non-profit research group Center for Advanced Defense Studies, which published a detailed report on sanctions evasions.
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Mr. Acosta tried to justify his evasions by citing directives from Mr. Trump to review and possibly roll back pending rules before moving forward with them.
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As the GOP standard bearer, he encouraged his supporters to commit violence, and as president, he (per Spicer's evasions) elevated Nugent's profile with an Oval Office visit.
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He also seems unable to grasp the mess he has made of his personal life, retreating to lawyerly evasions when confronted with the consequences of his infidelity.
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This time, however, he couldn't pull it off: The C.B.O. told the devastating truth about his plan, and his evasions and lies were too obvious to ignore.
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The evasions point to potential limits of sanctions as a tool for the Trump administration to pressure Pyongyang into serious negotiations to end its nuclear weapons program.
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The evasions point to potential limits of sanctions as a tool for the Trump administration to pressure Pyongyang into serious negotiations to end its nuclear weapons program.
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Federalism discussions in this policy area tend to confuse short-term political alliances and procedural evasions with the long-term structural dynamics of political accountability and market competition.
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Their transgressions are hiding in plain sight; there is now reporting that indicates North Korea is successfully using a variety of sanctions evasions tools to illegally import oil.
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When challenged on his evasions and slurs, Ramdev — like the White House's current occupant — tends to respond by pointing a finger at "corrupt" figures in the secular elite.
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But at an honor-starved moment when most of our politicians are quicker to shirk responsibility than to shoulder it, I cringe at his evasions, elisions and rationalizations.
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When the president makes a glib argument, a host of conservative tweeters are ready to pounce; when the G.O.P. candidates harrumph windily, liberal critics delight in highlighting their evasions.
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With its tweetstorm, however, ProPublica was able to call out Spicer for his evasions in a highly public environment; as of Tuesday morning, the thread had amassed 20,000 retweets.
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Hillary is hobbled by her evasions and lack of transparency, deleted emails and haunting doubts about her decision-making and role in complex fiascos such as Benghazi and Whitewater.
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Written by James Ivory (the director of films like "Maurice"), "Call Me by Your Name" progresses through evasions and encounters, with Elio advancing, Oliver receding and their circling narrowing.
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The moment a camera starts rolling, Gaetz hits his mark, dutifully repeating the president's arguments and evasions to the media with, frankly, far more fluency than the president himself.
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Wajda focused on Poland's troubled history under the shadow of the Soviet Union, but it was Kieslowski who chronicled, subtly and sympathetically, the moral evasions that the communist system provoked.
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He largely avoided drama during his confirmation hearings at the end of March, using circumspect evasions and folksy humility to leave Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats without much to push against.
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The platitudes were there, as I expected, but the evasions were worse than I anticipated: The plan, in effect, is to entrench Facebook's interests while sidestepping all the important issues.
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It is difficult to tell from the mostly bland answers in the transcripts how radicalized the suspects became, though the investigators were able to catch them in inconsistencies and evasions.
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"It is time that members of the Negro race are accorded, without reservations or evasions, the full rights guaranteed them under the 14th Amendment to the Federal Constitution," Judge Clarke said.
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Mr. Trump quickly dashed that hope, though his response has been no worse than those of the other Republican candidates, who across the board have peddled simplistic evasions and dangerous misinformation.
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The "Versace On The Floor" performer has long stood up for causes like Black Lives Matter, without sugar-coating his opinions or hiding them in "We Are The World"-type evasions.
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Unlike the earlier convictions for tax evasions, these guilty pleas to charges such as conspiracy against the United States and conspiracy to obstruct justice relate to the core of Mueller's investigation.
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There were evasions and white lies — in college, Mr. DeMeyer said he was the son of German nobility — but for the most part, Mr. DeMeyer's flights of fancy seemed relatively harmless.
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That's not because there was any particular, glaring deficiency in Sanders's performance, a thorough and sometimes fierce grilling of Biden that correctly identified his evasions, inconsistencies and episodes of flawed judgment.
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Rather than being propelled by personal dramas, like his earlier books, this one is about the evasions and fantasies of a marriage showing its age, which act as a kind of preservative.
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"At an honor-starved moment when most of our politicians are quicker to shirk responsibility than to shoulder it, I cringe at his evasions, elisions and rationalizations," writes my colleague Frank Bruni.
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The governor's plan adds 500 additional police officers to the subway system, in part to crack down on fare evasions that state officials estimate lead to $20 million per year in lost revenue.
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Which is why this story published by The New York Times on Tuesday night, which details a series of tax evasions that Trump and his father used over the years is so devastating.
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Despite the nagging caveats—given his team's many lies, evasions and demonstrable openness to receiving Russian help—it comes as close to corroborating the president's "NO COLLUSION!!" assertion as he could possibly have hoped.
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"The North Koreans might be able to replace parts of the sanctions evasions schemes they have going in China, but they're not going to be able to pick up wholesale and move," he said.
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Veep debate in 140 characters (and more) Pence may be scored the winner on style points, though his evasions on defending Trump could end up being more of a story in the days to come.
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The debate, full of ad hominem attacks and calculated evasions, was a lot to digest — or sometimes even to listen to, as Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Molinaro jockeyed to be heard over the other's interruptions.
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By refusing to accept their evasions, and by laying out in panoramic detail what happened after the tsunami, Mr Lloyd Parry offers a voice to the grieving who, too often, found it hard to be heard.
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But such evasions can come off as coy or phony, the same way that made-up celebrity names in fiction typically sound overdetermined and absurd — although no more overdetermined and absurd than Tom Cruise or Ke$ha.
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It is strange to see some on the far right, who rejoiced in the exposures alleging abuse of women by the liberal movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, offering evasions or excuses for Moore after the allegations against him.
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A new tax rule that came into effect in March aimed at curbing alleged tax evasions by independents also limited smaller refiners' appetite for crude, leading to brimming tanks and cargo congestion at Shandong ports late last month.
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Her telephone calls to Dr. Villalba (Hugo Albores), the brusque medic in charge of her husband's case, are answered with the usual mechanical evasions — he's not in; he will be available tomorrow at such and such a time — or ignored altogether.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia must tell its taxpayers that the current tax amnesty is the last to avoid future evasions, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) said in a survey published on Monday about Southeast Asia's largest economy.
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After a few evasions and pot shots, Aldo would catch Stephens shifting in or throwing out that lazy, unthreatening jab and instead of moving back—as so many Stephens opponents do—he cracked Stephens with a counter and broke his advance.
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Where such feeble evasions masquerading as strategy lead is to United States policy becoming Putin's policy in Syria, to awkward acquiescence to Moscow's end game and to embarrassed shrugs encapsulating the wish that — perhaps, somehow, with a little luck — Putin may crush ISIS.
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If Trump had lost the 2016 election, he never would have been in a position to fire FBI Director James Comey in 2017, no special prosecutor would have been appointed, and Manafort's various tax evasions and other frauds would have gone undetected.
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If it indicts and then ultimately forgives David, it never really interrogates the audience about our own privileges and evasions, about sipping sauvignon blanc and admiring the sunset on the river when people are suffering and dying not so very far away.
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Full of shoddy rationalizations and evasions, it purported to show that America's intelligence community failed to use "proper analytic tradecraft" in concluding that Russia wanted to help elect Donald Trump, and that there is no evidence that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia.
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"Ever since this case came to light, there has been a spectacle of evasions and unconvincing explanations on the part of the Bolsonaros ... (about) an episode with relevant implications for national politics," Brazil's biggest newspaper Folha de S.Paulo said in an editorial on Thursday.
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It can take time to gain fluency in a subject, and even more time for participants to muster the candor required to roll back official propaganda, evasions, omissions and lies, and then to erode the nostalgia that settles around too many airbrushed historical accounts.
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" In "The Good Fight," a 1973 book that suffers from none of the mealy-mouthed evasions so typical of political memoirs, she says she was very aware that her "candidacy had no chance," and that "the movers and shakers wished only that I would go away.
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Mr. Trump has been longing for some way to hang on to his soul mate Prince Mohammed and lucrative Saudi arms deals from Day 1, and he seemed to breathe a sigh of relief over the story the Saudis concocted after more than two weeks of lies and evasions.
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Clinton's email mishaps should disqualify her for the White House, particularly considering the alternative of Mr. Trump with his manifold evasions — not least his refusal to release tax returns that could shed light on his claims to great wealth, his charitable contributions and other deductions and possible conflicts of interest.
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While there's no evidence that Trump broke the law before the election or since, his thickening legal challenges will show whether the evasions and shifting stories that helped him reinvent politics can withstand the more rigid codes of the rule of law and the will of the voters over time.
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In May, the institution was shut down by Tanzania's central bank because of U.S. accusations that it was "used by its customers to facilitate money laundering, terrorist financing, transnational organized crime, fraud, sanctions evasions and other illicit activity internationally and through the US financial system," according to the US Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.
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The chairman said at a senators-only luncheon last Thursday that the evasions had left the committee no choice but to issue a subpoena on April 8 to give senators a chance to directly question the younger Mr. Trump as they seek to tie up loose ends on their investigation of Russian election interference.
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Candidate Clinton had already discredited herself with contradictory statements, Benghazi evasions, mistreatment of Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE and a general reputation for dishonesty.
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It means, in effect, the premeditated destruction of a people, and for all the denials and evasions of Myanmar's generals, that is what they have tried to do to the Rohingya Muslims, which has been condoned by the failure of civilian leaders — including the once-revered Nobel Peace Prize laureate Daw Aung San Suu Kyi — to speak out.
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According to a 2010 World Bank estimate, the most reliable available, the shadow economy in India makes up one-fifth of the country's G.D.P. (A 2013 study by McKinsey, the consulting firm, puts the figure at more than one-quarter.) Black money tends to exacerbate inequality because the biggest evasions occur at the top of the income spectrum.
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So when I talk about the certain invasions and subsequent evasions that have happened and inevitably will happen again, I'm not talking about my family and friends following orders and their hearts—I'm talking about the dicks behind the desks who, with one loss of temper, can flare up, rise up, and fuck up everyone's holidays, leading to loss of perspective and, more importantly, life.
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It was during this early scene—in which a sort of pantomime is enacted beneath Ehle's beautiful voice and Mays's restrained, often comic excitability—that I thought that Rogers and Sher might be on their way to making something that was more reflective of the times than the "truth," a dissonant opera of talk and movement, lies and evasions and beliefs: the stuff of politics.
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I suppose the worry underlying all these calculated evasions is that a story of, say, a woman fabricating a rape, or someone using a gun to stop a home invasion, or a Muslim being the perpetrator of a mass killing, will be used to undermine larger, more important truths, like the Republican senator Jim Inhofe tossing a snowball on the Senate floor to "disprove" climate change.
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