If you had access to billions of dollars, you would connive with the Swiss banks and stash it away.

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It is another to engage in attacks that connive at the enlargement of the State and the diminishing of Liberty.

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Refuse to connive at dishonor by acting as the assassin's knife.

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Critics of Chile's higher-education system say that some universities connive at, or even encourage, this ignorance, using a high first-year intake to finance their thinly populated later years.

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For sure, Basque separatists, who take about 12% of the vote in the Basque region, connive at a lingering terror campaign that has taken some 800 lives in 30 years.

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"It may be that the very wide definition of the word collusion that Judge Cory adopted was due to his concentration on one of the synonyms, namely the verb connive, " the inquiry report said.

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