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Madoff abused their trust, took their savings and used the money to fund his lifestyle of four homes, six boats, four cars and lashings of bling (he has 35 sets of watches and cufflinks, according to an inventory by the department of justice).

On Wednesday the Sun claimed one of those who it said had been accepted was "35 if he's a day" and that it was a "fiasco" for the British authorities to take their ages on trust.

The Sun claimed one of them was "35 if he's a day" and that it was a "fiasco" for the British authorities to take their ages on trust.

Hence, no matter how well-educated or elevated in rank our ministers might be, we must not take their word on trust.

Most of the volunteers were somewhere in between: they knew what their tasks were, but being in front of an audience took away their trust in themselves, and they hesitated, though they got back on track eventually.

People are no longer prepared to take their leaders' word on trust.

MPs' pleas for us to take their summer plans on trust are pleas for a return to a system of self-regulation and complacency which has been seen to have failed.

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Find a listing agent you trust and take their advice.

If you take their drugs, certainly you can trust their baby formula.

The reasons given for this were that cures were not cost-effective and that the poor could not be trusted to take their drugs properly, which would encourage the evolution of drug-resistant strains of the virus.