Honestly, those terms sound a little nice for what Abramoff did, which he at one time claimed was standard practice in Washington.
Recent, one-time claims made by politicians or the "internet" were more likely to be fact-checked than longstanding conspiracy theories.
Charismatic, the one-time claiming horse who won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness but missed the Triple Crown when he fractured a foreleg in the homestretch of the Belmont Stakes, won the ultimate honor in racing last night when he was voted Horse of the Year for 1999.
When it comes to the EU, the SNP government's one-time claim that Scotland's membership would be "automatic" has since given way to a strategy of negotiating its position "from within".
And lest the FRC claim otherwise, this is no one-time claim; the group has made this assertion repeatedly, in slightly different forms, for years.
Seven weeks after they closed the deal, Sari's Dreamer, a one-time claiming horse, won the Mervyn LeRoy Handicap at Hollywood.
If you go back to asbestos, it "wasn't a problem" at one time either.' Asbestos claims helped bring the Lloyd's market to its knees in the early 1990s.
At one time, Ms. Bakley claimed Mr. Brando had fathered her child, but tests showed it belonged to the actor Robert Blake, whom she later married.
Sheriff's investigators could not sort out who owned the gem, so they confiscated it -- setting off years of litigation, in which eight different people at one time or another claimed ownership.
The organisation accepts approximately 16 000 new claims per annum and at any one time has approximately 40 000 claims under management.
G. Stuart Keith, a champion bird-watcher who was a founder of the American Birding Association and who at one time had a good claim to having seen more birds than anyone else alive, died on Feb. 13 while on a bird-watching expedition to the Micronesian island of Chuuk, sometimes called Truk, in the Pacific Ocean.
