There are too many nefarious ways to close gaps and show gains.
Naturally, such features can be used for nefarious ends too, but Taaki says that's the price to be paid for freedom.
Mr Lieven paints a series of vivid portraits of the Russian decision-makers and functionaries, and their attempts to overcome a system of government which elevated autocracy to a virtue: the tsar had to be "pope, king and dictator" at once, and was bad at each one.What nowadays would be called civil society played a "nefarious" role too, Mr Lieven argues.
Were they trying to tell him that they forgave him, that it wasn't too late to drop some nefarious scheme?
"To me, the very real risk that Iran will not moderate and will, instead, use the agreement to pursue its nefarious goals is too great," said Schumer.
Thom Ruhe, vice president for entrepreneurship at the Kauffman Foundation, says: "I'm absolutely certain there will be fraud in the crowdfunding space — it's just too attractive for people with nefarious intent, which is why I hope the S.E.C. is taking all this time to get it right".
As more companies move to off-premise solutions — the cloud — so, too, will the attacks of nefarious hackers and others intent on stealing or compromising your company's data.
Much like in other illiberal democracies, like Hungary, Russia and now also Macedonia, in Poland, too, he has become the nefarious symbol of world finance for whom, according to one Polish official, "Poland had been a paradise".
