And " in a limited way, " the corporate scandals embroiling politics today make it easier for Clinton to return to the campaign stump, he added.
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At the urging of the United States, the draft resolution set strict conditions for a staggered deployment to avoid embroiling U . N . troops in any renewed fighting.
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Other victims have since come forward, embroiling Hollingworth in cover-up allegations because he was Archbishop of Brisbane, capital of Queensland state, between 1989 and 2001.
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Things get hot when Aunt Dahlia gets a neighbourhood poacher to steal the cat in the hope to impede his horse friend, embroiling Bertie in the to-do.
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In just five years, the armed struggle has spread to 68 of Nepal's 75 districts, embroiling two-thirds of the country's 24 million people.
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Though a member of parliament, Kohl has kept a low profile since embroiling his party in a slush fund scandal with his 1999 admission that he accepted illegal campaign donations.
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However, leadership disputes arose again in 2006 when two separate band councils were selected by separate Elder Councils, embroiling the community in legal proceedings and governance disputes until today.
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Thirawat Wattanajiamwong, 25, was the latest of more than a dozen people whose suicides in recent months have been attributed to the economic woes embroiling Thailand since mid-1997.
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At the same time, work on the law courts of Aix-en-Provence was suspended, and Ledoux was accused of embroiling the Treasury in ill-considered expenditure.
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In addition, Democratic plans for military cuts and the president's attitude toward embroiling the military in trouble spots abroad raised suspicions within the Pentagon and among the rank and file.
