He knew how to cover it up, that's why his work was worth so much.
Mr. WISOFF: When I came in '95 and I saw how much money they were paying to have ringers cover up what couldn't be covered up, I said, this is not the way to do it.
Schilit goes into detail about how companies twist, bend and even break accounting rules to cover up bad news and make their fiscal status seem better than it really is.
Mr Silverstone said a problem with putting up fences along such a large expanse was how much to cover.
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Try as they might, it is almost impossible to cover up indications of flooding if you know where and how to look.
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Regardless of how well the truth is known around the world nobody will be able to cover it up, nor anyone can deny it.
This new approach was doubtless prompted by growing international alarm about China's cover-up, which has hampered efforts by scientists to understand how the disease started and how it spreads.
"It's always a balancing act between how much mileage you are going to cover from a reliability issue and from a set-up point of view working with the new car, " he said.
The big questions have always been not only how did Armstrong get away with doping but also whether he paid cycling's powerbrokers to cover up tests, to look the other way which they insist he did not.
But the 49ers must cover stadium operating costs regardless of how high they run, while the taxpayers of Minnesota will have to pony up if operating costs exceed expectations.
To assess whether a company has the means to keep up its discretionary spending including the dividend start by looking at how comfortably it can cover its obligations.
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