| The bottom line is that we are all being fleeced and are being conditioned to accept less and less every year and pay more for it. |
| And then White walked off with millions, while investors were fleeced and the workers discarded. |
| It begs you to leave behind corporate life for the simpler, more peaceful pleasures of raising this fleeced livestock. |
| Doorstep callers are being banned from parts of the region in an attempt to stop elderly and vulnerable people being fleeced of their cash. |
| I feel a measure of guilt, though I know how easily fleeced tourists tend to be in these parts. |
| Both pieces portray the wealthy as guilty, eager to please, easily fleeced babies swaddled by all that money. |
