Short of a major change in how we hold the state accountable, it will continue to conveniently lose evidence showing its part in serious abuses, and our political "watchdogs" will continue to be either unable or too useless to do anything about it.
I've been there twice this year and every time I want to conveniently lose my passport there.
Casaubon, of course, is conveniently lost to a coronary.
History that is inconvenient conveniently loses its legacy; an unpalatable past loses its connection to an unfortunate present.
I have absolutely no idea where I ate this delicacy, only that I was reduced to licking the plate late in the action, which caused considerable distress to my dining partner, an old girlfriend whose name has been, conveniently, lost in the mists of thyme.
"Which you have conveniently lost".
The rest of his expedition was conveniently lost, leaving him the only witness.
Randall (1990) claims that Easton took accounts written by both Arnold and Allen to the Massachusetts committee, but conveniently lost Arnold's account on the way, ensuring that Allen's version, which greatly glorified his role in the affair, would be preferred.
As a result, they have conveniently lost some customers, including my friend until her old parents decided to transfer their prescriptions to Wal-Mart phandacy and the economy took its toll on her pocket book.
Social conservatives have conveniently lost sight of the fact that Roe v. Wade was based on the Constitution's Fourteenth Amendment 'due process' clause guaranteeing each individual a right to privacy, free from unwarranted government intrusion and that Constitutional protection for the use of contraceptives was affirmed by the Supreme Court in 1965.
