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"They want there to be less suspicion that they're involved in corrupt under-the-table dealings and are instead seen as operating in line with international standards," Kaleniuk said, adding that Burisma received gas production licenses in questionable circumstances under the former regime.

One consequence of this shift in attitude was that in 2008 the provision of drugs through government structures was treated with less suspicion than was the case in 2005.

The move by Mr. ElBaradei reflects a shift in focus by the agency to treat Iran with less suspicion, an approach that has been criticized by American, French and British officials.

He worries that once would-be terrorists had access to valid state driver's licenses, they would raise less suspicion.

In place of mutual suspicion — That NAFTA!

It masks the smell and causes less suspicion.

Suggestions to explain his blindness have ranged from a belief Ferguson has become a mouthpiece for the Glazers in an attempt to sell shares in New York to a rather less cynical suspicion that the United boss' defense of the family was a desperate attempt to draw transfer money out of the owners.

The car used in the attack was not purchased until the day before, giving the police less time to pursue any suspicions that might have been aroused.

"It makes everything go smoother and there are less suspicions".

"I read the report with the sense that her employer wasn't being honest – and less with a suspicion that any of that was true.

"Journalists should ask a specific question: since these programmes began operation shortly after September 11, how many terrorist attacks were prevented solely by information derived from this suspicion-less surveillance that could not be gained via any other source?