In Britain, there is a growing awareness of how important it is for mental health clinicians to remain interested in the personal meaning of psychotic experiences, and of the fact that fears of "collusion" are unfounded.
Finn Garrity, a drug-addled trader, and a Washington power broker named Pell, a kind of satanic Vernon Jordan meant to embody our worst fears of collusion between government and corporate interest, provided the assists in Kendrick's tyranny.
Even though dozens of the gutted houses are dotted like war ruins around the town centre, talk of the incident was suppressed from fear of, or collusion with, the Zetas.
Federal law prohibits airlines from publicly discussing such matters because of fears of collusion.
'Jamaica Inn is a portrait of fear, shame, collusion,' Dunant declares.
According to the HET, there may have been "fears that to confirm suspicions of collusion and involvement of RUC and security forces personnel in these terrorist crimes would have fatally undermined the credibility of the organisation, and possibly compromised overall political stability".
A broad ruling for the N.F.L., however unlikely, could give the league latitude to implement a salary structure of its choosing without fear of antitrust scrutiny and penalties for collusion.
He says that the kidnappers, usually poor slum-dwellers, "hate their victims, and so this contributes to the violence".Police collusion, and the consequent fear of reporting kidnaps, mean that this crime epidemic has failed to receive the kind of relentless media coverage given to drug trafficking.
The actual number is probably much higher because victims and their families often don't report the crime both for fear of reprisals, and because they worry about collusion within the security forces.
That just smells of collusion.
"That just smacks of collusion".
