KAMM'S TREACHERY is a deeply disturbing comment on the mindset of the radical Left in Israel.
The next is an ongoing case of apparent treachery at boardroom level in a major British company.
Mother and son sing a sad goodbye, as Lycas and the page denounce the treachery of love.
Now that is done, they immediately revert to the archetypal treachery endemic within this region and culture.
Butler academies and guilds have received angry letters from the public reflecting disgust at Mr Burrell's treachery.
The Parisian air is already thickening with accusations of backsliding and treachery, and mutterings about a hot autumn.
Senior Arab officials are being charged, by the public and even a few of their colleagues, with treachery.
But never mind, the simple story that unfolds will be readily comprehensible: of love triumphant, of treachery exposed.
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Ironically, the way in which Aeneas abandons Dido in favour of his preordained fate is characteristic of Carthaginian treachery.
"It was an age of treachery, " explains Stephen Twigge of the National Archives.
Where there is trust (and espionage, like the military, cannot hope to function without trust), he finds only treachery.
He said it was not "treachery" to seek dialogue to end the conflict.
Others may be more impressed by the unhappy fate of western agents betrayed by their own spymasters' treachery or incompetence.
Mr Chavez, who regards all dissent as counter-revolutionary treachery, professes to be unconcerned by the split with his old ally.
There is the old intolerant, gun-toting, immigrant-bashing, mainly southern right which sees any form of co-operation as treachery, even blasphemy.
Indians are still outraged by what they consider Pakistan's treachery, and businessmen are profiting from this mood with stunning entrepreneurial chutzpah.
Treachery, deceit and intrigue are rampant in Five Points, and disguised little better behind the facades of the Fifth Avenue brownstone.
Failing though her memory might be, Mrs Norwood cannot fail to remember that no-one from the security services has interviewed her about her treachery.
For crying out loud, his name is synonymous with treason and treachery.
And one of the jobs of the courts is to police the press by protecting whistle-blowers while also punishing libel and treachery.
Ancient pagans recognized, honored, and respected the way an ethical line between honesty and treachery inevitably blurs when profit enters the equation.
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And they got no help from the Business Roundtable, who backed the tax increases and whose treachery we now better understand.
Accusations of treachery were common on the border, and perpetrators faced a grisly end: hanging, being skewered and burnt, or buried alive.
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Believing that Filipino guides and carriers in the service of his marines were guilty of treachery, he ordered eleven of them summarily shot.
CIA's earlier attempt to organise a change of Iraqi government ended in catastrophe when its headquarters in northern Iraq succumbed to Kurdish treachery.
Mr Lieberman, the foreign minister, repulses many in the middle of Israel's spectrum with his verbal assaults on human-rights groups, accusing them of treachery.
The CNN meters spiked up each time Romney lashed out at the treachery of Chinese on topics ranging from currency manipulation to outright piracy.
So too, disastrously, in a clear bid to pretend away Obama's treachery, Israel actually applauded Obama for emptily criticizing the resolution he voted for.
Exile politics are rarely pretty: the Miami Cubans are hardly alone in being riven by the desire for vengeance, sectarianism and the fear of treachery.
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