The recordings are believed to have been made by the domestic counter intelligence agency, the BIS, and shed light on the often dubiously overlapping worlds of Czech politics and business.
That party, after three months of wrangling over a dubiously tied leadership election, has finally voted again and chosen the defence minister, Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, as its chairman.
And acting as a spoiler is dubiously effective at achieving one's goals.
His party's decision to sit in the European Parliament with continental Eurosceptics who also happen to espouse right-wing social views is dubiously offered as proof of the Tories' dark heart.As part of a core-vote strategy to minimise the scale of a Labour defeat, this pugnacity makes sense.
Quite how issuing debt does anything at all to reduce pension liabilities, except by accounting sleight of hand, is beyond Buttonwood's understanding the firms' actuaries assume, dubiously, that they will make more money investing the proceeds than it costs to raise them.
By the time the Liberal Democrats' turn came round on May 13th, Parliament was on its knees.The purchases dubiously claimed by MPs ranged from dog food and toilet brushes to thousands of pounds' worth of home improvements.
Compound interest is the most powerful force in the universe (a statement dubiously attributed to Einstein, but nonetheless worth committing to memory).
But should the Libyans be so lucky, those Democrats who do not share the neoconservative and liberal internationalist agenda of benevolent American hegemony must carefully consider whether they really want to be so helpful teeing up America's next euphemised and dubiously legal war.
The Chinese invoke the need to defend both sovereignty and (more dubiously) "state secrets".The snag is that under the Sarbanes-Oxley law, American regulators are obliged to conduct periodic inspections of the auditors of all firms listed on American exchanges.
Deniz Baykal, the leader of the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), succeeded in blocking Mr Gul's election in a first parliamentary vote on April 27th, claiming, dubiously, to the constitutional court that parliament lacked a quorum.In this section Secularism v democracy The final countdown Bronze meddling Sinn Fein's moment?
The antics of el Kartel, its dubiously named supporters' club, are especially enjoyable.
