But defense lawyers R . Robert Popeo and Richard M . Egbert, considered by peers to be among the best trial lawyers in Boston, say the prosecution case is a tissue of lies.
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Schlesinger, a member of the Defense Policy Board, which advises the Pentagon, said that the Iraqi leader is unlikely to admit that the 12, 000 page document is a tissue of lies.
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In a later volume, Milligan wrote, " I wish the reader to know that he is not reading a tissue of lies and fancies, it all " really happened " ".
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Though none of the other permanent members of the U . N . Security Council want a war, none would find one easy to obstruct if it were plain that Iraq had again spun a tissue of lies.
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A British member of the European Parliament, Richard Howitt, who has been campaigning for the group's release, told the British Broadcasting Corporation that the charges were " a tissue of lies ."
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McAleese, who had been written to by the center, then criticized a Dr . Samuels of the center for " a tissue of lies ", adding that the center had diminished the name of Simon Wiesenthal.
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Saying he is willing to go to court to clear himself, Abenheim vehemently denies the charges : " They are a tissue of lies and exaggerations that are tragic for the harm they do to innocent people ."
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Katz said he did not know there was a rule against taking another job while on paid leave and was quoted as saying some of the allegations against him were " a tissue of lies and rumors and gossip ."
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This whole rant is a tissue of lies, but I believe that the accusation of murder, reference to a police cell and the call for a lifelong ban are all breaches of WP policy, requiring admin intervention, please.
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The later biographies and the biographies of subordinate emperors and usurpers are a tissue of lies and fiction, but the earlier biographies, derived primarily from now-lost earlier sources ( Marius Maximus or Ignotus ), are much more accurate.
