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Clifford's lawsuit asserts that Trump deliberately failed to sign the agreement because he wanted to maintain deniability about the affair.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 7, 2018 Stephanie Clifford's lawsuit asserts that Donald Trump deliberately failed to sign an agreement because he wanted to maintain deniability about an affair.

The President put the C.I.A., not the Pentagon, in charge of these attacks, in order to maintain deniability.

Israeli experts said that it was convenient for both sides to remain vague to maintain deniability and avoid any affront to Egyptian sovereignty.

Although America's role was evident, Kennedy hoped to maintain deniability, and so the landing place was shifted from the town of Trinidad to the more remote Bay of Pigs — a location that would reduce the "noise level" but that was too far west to allow escape into the Escambray Mountains.

The result is that the agency is not so much a rogue outfit as one that has enormous independence from the political leadership, though the army chiefs and political leaders sometimes find it convenient to use the rogue pretense to maintain deniability.

Instead, to maintain deniability, he would pass it to Sa, or another fellow journalist.

In private, President Nixon often stated that he did not want the complete facts on many things, so that in public he could maintain "deniability".

Obama's aides appear to have used selective leaks to float policy ideas and rebut critics while maintaining deniability.

But Whitman maintains deniability on what the Woods, Baird and other cases show to have been a high-profile issue for many years now.

Russell Jackson speaks not very plausibly about maintaining "plausible deniability" about the years he ran the San Francisco "underground restaurant" SubCulture Dining.