FCC: "From the pole into the hole", verse two, nearly incomprehensible but questionable.
Last March, Tatfondbank, the second largest bank in the oil-rich region, collapsed under nearly $2 billion in questionable debts, wiping out the savings of several thousand residents.
The e-mail message then listed nearly a dozen questionable tax shelters with names like Midco, Focus, Insureco, Othello, SC2 and Tempest.
The report described nearly $500,000 in questionable expenses and a long list of improper perks, deception and potentially fraudulent practices — from extravagant international trips for the Snyder family to a Manhattan apartment that was leased by the institute but appears to have been reserved largely for the family's use.
Though it needed some swift kicks in the proverbial pants along the way, Samsung Electronics' rise to the top of the consumer electronics industry is one based on nearly as many questionable practices as good ones.
AFRICOM, the U. S. military headquarters for Africa, has an annual budget of nearly $300 million with questionable results.
While Marguerite Pitre's guilt remains questionable nearly 70 years later, there is little to no doubt that Albert Guay was responsible for the murder of 23 men, women and children.
And as county CEO, controversy swirled about "the granting of nearly $1 million in questionable contracts inside the OC Parks Department he formerly ran," according to the Voice of OC.
Question questionable sources.
The underground canon — the samizdat — was also small, chosen nearly at random with questionable literary taste and eclectic political beliefs: retyped manuscripts of recently written unpublishable books; facsimile copies of rediscovered books from an earlier, freer era; and printed volumes smuggled into the country by proselytizers of various kinds.
Such banks distributed nearly worthless currency backed by questionable security (e.g., mortgages, bonds) and were located in inaccessible areas to discourage note redemption.
