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The mistake, quickly corrected, happened because of a breach in The Times's editing defenses as it worked to cover the story quickly from a distance.
While the U.S. military worked to cover up the subject, the black press in the United States broadcast the issue to its readership.
It alleges that "dark forces" within the British establishment worked to cover up the true details of Diana's death in 1997.
New witness testimony reported in the Guardian may support the claim that Hammarskjold's plane was indeed shot down, and that British and Northern Rhodesian officials worked to cover up the truth.
Among them was Judith Ann Scheitheir, who pleaded guilty in January to stealing $350,000 from the plant nursery where she worked to cover her credit-card debts and losses at casinos in Niagara Falls and Ontario.
I have a problem, in other words, with the church's arrogance, a thread that runs through Wills's book, to be published next month; through fresh revelations of how assiduously a cardinal in Los Angeles worked to cover up child sexual abuse; and through the church's attempts to silence dissenters, including an outspoken clergyman in Ireland who was recently back in the news.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, the guy who got outsmarted by TMZ after he literally worked to cover-up domestic violence among players in the league and then, seemed to be completely incompetent in the aftermath of the scandal.
Some were still working to cover mortgages and college tuitions to come.
The resort's snowmaking infrastructure features 225 guns working to cover the lower slopes.
When Bourgeois was ten, she was put to work to cover for him, and so she learned to draw.
Needless to say, Ruby's fingers wouldn't even work to cover the holes on the recorder.
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