Chicanery

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  by Valentine Logar

  Created on: September 19, 2007

  Peccadillo: a very minor or slight sin or offense; a trifling fault

  Chicanery: trickery or deception

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  by Charles Ray

  Created on: July 15, 2009   Last Updated: July 18, 2009

  For all our attitude of superiority when we approach other governments, encouraging them to adhere to

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  by Paul Schingle

  Created on: August 22, 2008

  In the end, I suppose this is one of the more subjective questions that helium has asked. It really

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  by Zach Bigalke

  Created on: March 10, 2008

  There is one crucial question which must be clarified before delving into the heart of this debate.

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  by Michelle Wilkinson

  Created on: October 06, 2008   Last Updated: February 25, 2010

  Scandal has always been a part of political life; people who enter politics surely know that their life

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  by John Myers

  Created on: November 17, 2007

  What we have here is what I see as a bigger issue: the opposing view between traditionalists and progressives.

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  by Michael Aubrey

  Created on: September 08, 2007

  In a tongue-in-cheek thought regarding a preference on chicanery or peccadillo, I borrow from former

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  by Pat Mallen

  Created on: September 24, 2007

  Why does one excuse politicians?

  Here's a case in point:

  I'm doing a Master's degree in law, child welfare

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  by Rosemary Redfern

  Created on: August 09, 2009   Last Updated: August 12, 2009

  Why does someone indulge in financial chicanery? For personal gain hoping to avoid being found out,

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  by Mark Murphy

  Created on: October 16, 2007

  I will not mix words in this article. Illicit sexual affairs are a grave moral flaw, no matter what