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It represented an implicit indictment of President Clinton, and an implicit pitch to start anew in the White House.

Today's economic turmoil, it seems, is an implicit indictment of the arcane field of financial engineering — a blend of mathematics, statistics and computing.

They continued with another mediocre jobs report, followed by the Federal Reserve's announcement that it would make a third attempt to stimulate the still-stagnant economy with massive bond purchases – a decision that boosted stocks and consumer confidence but also served as an implicit indictment of this administration's economic stewardship.

By Mark Lawrence Schrad February 20 , 2014Two weeks into the Sochi Olympics, NBC has playfully covered its on-air personalities knocking back shots of vodka, and journalists have soberly chronicled the Games' astronomical price tag of some fifty billion dollars — an implicit indictment of the endemic corruption under Russia's President, Vladimir Putin.

The Irish like to refer to their paperless migrants to the United States as "undocumented" — suggesting a slight matter of language, rather than an implicit indictment of "illegal".

His best effort was "Believe in America," a faintly passive-aggressive commandment (with its implicit indictment of all the unbelievers) that sounded like the name of some shadowy Super PAC.

Two weeks into the Sochi Olympics, NBC has playfully covered its on-air personalities knocking back shots of vodka, and journalists have soberly chronicled the Games' astronomical price tag of some fifty billion dollars an implicit indictment of the endemic corruption under Russia's President, Vladimir Putin.

(This formulation is notable for its implicit indictment of the first President Bush for pusillanimity, and for putting the son in the position of correcting the father's mistake).

If there is a serious, implicit indictment in his work "it's really of the broader popular culture where we're so excited about the present.

But Mr. Medvedev pressed on, issuing an implicit and broad indictment of Russia's current state of civic affairs.

The DNA samples formed a so-called DNA profile, which was charged in 2004 in a "John Doe" indictment -- an indictment of an unidentified suspect.