| The problem which besets all mergers and acquisitions is the lack of clarity, with management issues being fudged. |
| Sin and damnation are downplayed, and the distinctions between heaven and earth, the profane and the sacred, God's grace and our efforts tend to be fudged. |
| Disputing the official version that an average two or three lions are poisoned to death each year, he believes the forest department figures are fudged. |
| Whenever awareness-raising is put forward as a solution, I smell an issue being fudged. |
| However, critics say the G8 has fudged many issues and put national self-interest before the international common good. |
| And those doozies are just a couple of things that have been left out of or fudged in a single document. |
