In theory, Republicans hate this kind of rent-seeking complicity gumming up the tax code and making it hard for businesses to figure out what they'll pay year to year.
They are constantly seeking a route between complicity and impotence.
His rueful acknowledgment of his dedication to Hitler, and his philosophical puzzlement at his own complicity, seeks to cast a glaze of innocence over him.
They didn't have to play him, much less fuel his fantastic notions of quasi normalcy days after he essentially accused them of complicity with baseball in seeking to bar him from the game.
Dr. Richard D. Mudd, who waged a campaign for seven decades seeking to clear his grandfather of complicity in the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, died on Tuesday at his home in Saginaw, Mich.
A1 OBITUARIES A18 Richard D. Mudd A doctor who waged a campaign for seven decades seeking to clear his grandfather of complicity in the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, he was 101.
Seeking the hard answers to these questions, Tina Rosenberg tells of conscience and complicity, courage and optimism.
Recall how their FISA surveillance work has been conducted with the complicity of Sprint and other telecom companies, for whom the administration is also seeking statutory immunity.
Suspected of complicity, Davis was sought for arrest and became one of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's most wanted criminals.
States invariably seek to disavow their active complicity in such acts, both to evade international censure and to avoid political and military retribution by those they target.
"The government must press the EU to seek an end to the complicity of all its members in the torture trade," said Kate Allen, Amnesty International UK director.
