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In the mid-1990s, Mr. Dotcom received a suspended two-year sentence for a swindle that made use of stolen phone card numbers.
She was the victim, prosecutors say, of a swindle that focused on women who answered personal ads or patronized dating services.
It's a swindle that must be stopped.
(What a swindle that was. Mr. Cardiff contends he was deprived even of a nomination because his American colleagues felt they would be disgraced if a foreigner were to win twice in a row).
The President of the Southern Baptist Convention's public-policy arm said that Trump has built his life on a "swindle that oppresses the poorest and the most desperate," and socially conservative radio hosts have amplified that line and made it constant.
In January, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission shut down My Big Coin, a purported swindle that had attracted $6 million.
He had gained control of Franklin National and diverted its assets in a complex swindle that led to the bank's collapse in 1974.
In November 2012, a Class Action Complaint filed in the U.S. District Court of North Dakota by Ramona Two Shields and Mary Louise Defender Wilson (Case 4 12-cv-00160-DLH-CSM) accused tribal middlemen and others of a lease swindle that flipped 4 12-cv-00160-DLH-CSMand acres of mineral interest acquired at well below market prices.
The Queens district attorney charged four former Mets employees and two vendors yesterday with faking invoices and inflating the price of office supplies in a six-year swindle that cost the Mets about $2 million.
The real issue here is the banking bailout, a bipartisan swindle that Bunning opposed and that has led to a dangerously spiraling deficit without providing relief to ordinary folk.
