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It is a very suspicious business.
"Even with all of your suspicious business deals and the fact that everyone in Cuba hates you".
As Elaine pushes along the simple, streamlined story -- she becomes increasingly distracted by a suspicious business venture -- a distance opens between her and the children that becomes more and more unsettling.
Ms. McWilliams also cited a "suspicious business arrangement" between a group of providers, where it appeared the executives were shuffling Medicaid money away from their agencies to a corporation they had formed.
A palatial property in Highgate, swanky apartments overlooking the Thames and a £136m penthouse in the West End were among properties cited by Borisovich as examples of how money gained from suspicious business practices is transferred to the West.
But the Olympus scandal is unusual because it follows an era of aggressive government crackdown on bribery and suspicious business deals, said J. Mark Ramseyer, a professor of Japanese legal studies at Harvard Law School.
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"The original intention, apparently, had been to create an office park, though the offices went mostly vacant or were occupied by suspicious businesses: acupuncturists, tanning salons, record stores.
While I-9 forms allow the federal government to investigate suspicious businesses only after the fact, Metcalfe's bill adopts a "guilty until proven innocent" approach to employment.
Today there are Serbian Facebook appreciation sites devoted to Mucke, the Serbo-Croat name for Only Fools and Horses, which translated means "suspicious job" or "shady business".
Sarah's kind-hearted but suspicious gay business partner?
Their vision of entrepreneurs is more jaded, investors are more suspicious and business morals more strict.
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