Typically, this was done underhandedly in two steps : first, they would rename the " Censorship " section to " Trivia ", and then come back a year later and remove this " Trivia " section.
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In 2004 after the US State Department told that US was not planning to impose sanctions on Nagorno Karabakh, Ahmadov said that the Americans underhandedly supported the Armenian interests and that Washington was not interested in the settlement of the conflict.
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What captured the hearts of a generation, however, were his lyrics, touching on issues of life, attitudes, social responsibility, and the political problems of both Chinese Mainland and Taiwan with an underhandedly critical strain of dark humor.
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The most vocal critics of the mayor's decision continued to be his two predecessors, both of whom are furious over Giuliani's charges that they underhandedly manipulated the judicial selection process at the behest of the city's political bosses.
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Although Anna staunchly defends the provenance of those valuable paintings, Gabriel suspects that they were underhandedly acquired during World War II . Anna further adds that the Rolfe family s home and art collection were guarded by an elaborate security system designed by art dealer Werner M�ller.
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This would make evasion less of an issue, since the payors would be paying the same amount ( the gross ) even if they chose to do it underhandedly ( under the table ) ( see my example above ) . talk ) 05 : 43, 21 June 2009 ( UTC)
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Please note that JJBulten, AFTER agreeing to cooperate / attempt to find consensus, underhandedly opened the ArbCom discussion when I said that I would be AWAY from Wikipedia for a month in order to concentrate on finishing my Master's degree in history, which I did complete December 15, 2010.
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:: : : * If you wanted to get really basic with it, my problem would be with the societal construct behind the connotative meanings underlying deviant, and it's application to objects / states / groups which do not deserve nor qualify these underhandedly-applied, negitive strands of meaning.
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His detailed chapters on Nixon's defeat of the Democratic candidate, Jerry Voorhis, for Congress in 1946 addresses accusations that that Nixon was the handpicked choice of a cabal of monied conservative interests in Southern California, and that he underhandedly and falsely charged Voorhis with gaining endorsements from the political action committee of the Congress of Labor Organizations, which at that time was viewed as Communist-affiliated.
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But ETS side-effects are only " now known as corposcindosis " by the author of this entry and possibly some of his fellow conspirators . " CS " is in fact a common abbreviation of compensatory sweating, and this is a term widely accepted by the both the medical and lay community . " Corposcindosis " is a neologism created with the sole purpose of underhandedly denouncing ETS . It is a biased and deceptive term that is in no way encyclopedic.
