Bishops obfuscate, cardinals equivocate and Church spokesmen prevaricate as the tide of media condemnation surges around them. |
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Why should we believe you when it is well known that all lawyers prevaricate? |
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They don't have the balls to admit that they were caught out, so they attack and lie and prevaricate and do everything to shuffle out from under it. |
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If we prevaricate and postpone this issue, the Council can continue to hide behind its inaction. |
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When it is an issue of animal safety, I believe that we cannot prevaricate on this issue either. |
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They are encouraged to delay and prevaricate because they know SFOR is uncertain of its future and its purpose. |
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It would do a great disservice to our Organization if Member States were to continue to prevaricate on this matter. |
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Your willingness to prevaricate the comments of Mr. Blundell are both disappointing and regrettable. |
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They can dodge or prevaricate or just hang up when dealing with a voice on the phone. |
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I consider it essential, if this state of affairs is to be brought to an end, for the international community not to prevaricate in the face of those who subsidise, promote and incite terrorism. |
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Mr President, as others have said, as General al-Bashir continues to prevaricate on the deployment of an AU-UN hybrid force in Darfur, we see the humanitarian crisis getting worse. |
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What the government and the Deputy Prime Minister demonstrated today is an attempt to prevaricate, to manipulate, to control, and to hide from the very principles that we should be trying to enhance, preserve and protect. |
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When a partial disclosure becomes public for the first time, corrupt individuals tend to prevaricate in order to conceal their involvement or the existence of misconduct. |
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One tends to prevaricate, to put things off. |
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But, big continental countries supervising this insular Oversea are very far from it, which prevaricate their understanding of the true constraints and stakes. |
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The government can prevaricate all it wants but the reality remains. |
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If CSOs, and the organisations that support them, prevaricate, not only will the eventual costs rise, but also vital capacity will be further lost in the delay. |
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He loudly opposes torture while his Republican colleagues prevaricate. |
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By removing this sentence, the resolution adopted could imply that the Union is not really prepared to act if Saddam Hussein continues to prevaricate, which is disastrous. |
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They sacrifice their own integrity on behalf of the faith that is melting away beneath them even as they continue to pettifog and prevaricate in its defense. |
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Almost certainly any inspection by UN investigators will be blocked at every turn and while appeasers prevaricate America will fight and win the war against Iraq. |
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