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Yesterday, War Emblem, a horse he had effectively bought as a free agent last month, provided the Saudi with the thrill of a lifetime.

By the time he left office, early this year, however, the truth had come out: D.J. had effectively bought the meeting and, Koreans now say, bought the prize.

John Wick had effectively bought himself a right to a peaceful retirement through Herculean levels of mob enforcement, and now that that quiet has been shattered by the whimper of dead doggie, look out!

Comcast had effectively bought the advice and the silence of the banks' market-moving star analysts -- people like Richard A. Bilotti at Morgan Stanley, Jessica Reif Cohen at Merrill Lynch and Tod Jacobs at J. P. Morgan.

For the past two decades, the party has effectively bought people's obedience by promising and delivering a better, richer future.

Specifically, money buys power, and the increasing wealth of a tiny minority has effectively bought the allegiance of one of our two major political parties, in the process destroying any prospect for cooperation.

In an aggressive move to pull his campaign out of the trough after his Wednesday night debate performance, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas has effectively bought himself a chunk of the Fox News Channel, buying nearly $1 million of advertising time on the network.

At one point, the program coordinator and lead presenter reported to a group that I was with that many of these resources were going to waste because the teachers had not effectively bought into the concept.

But when money so heavily corrupts politics -- when special interests spread their cash not just to politicians but to the advocacy groups and media companies that host and contribute to policy debates -- as happens so often these days, it's hard to sort out which opinions have been reached honestly and independently and which have been effectively bought.

The founders, who operated under what Mr Leeds terms a "philosophy that's different than ours" have been effectively bought out, and will no longer be involved with Ask.fm.fm

For those of us who want to campaign for equality, having to effectively buy career experience in order to have any chance of getting a paid job in the future is bound to herald an identity crisis.