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But Mr. Haffa is also fighting shareholder lawsuits and investigations by prosecutors into suspicion of insider trading.

But an initial affinity for the Baptist preacher-turned-governor turned into suspicion, for some, at his smooth-talking ways, particularly over the many pardons he issued.

She assumed they were carrying intelligence people, but her curiosity grew into suspicion on a late summer evening in 2003 when a Boeing 737 landed at Szymany.

Her warm welcome descends into suspicion after her clumsy attempt to help a female villager who is pregnant with an illegitimate child.

As the '70s wore on, his increasing dependence on cocaine and the breakup of his marriage made his loyalty curdle into suspicion and paranoia.

Even in traditional allies like Spain, which we now need to fix the mess in Iraq, the good will after 9/11 has dissolved into suspicion and hostility.

The minute someone tells me that I can trust them I start to do otherwise, and if they add the meaningless, "I'm a scientist", I spin into suspicion-overload.

"Obviously, whenever a campaign committee is broken into, suspicions arise," he said.

He added that an investigation was under way into suspicions that "the previous government was cooperating with the fighters".

Importantly to the authors, they caution that while the problem needs to be addressed, it must not be allowed to turn into suspicions of Chinese and Chinese-Americans.

Among the possible victims was former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who asked the police last year to look into suspicions that his phones were hacked.