They have been unfairly targeted and the BBC has set out to try to entrap them. |
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We are not out to entrap motorists, we are trying to reduce the carnage on county roads. |
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By and large, he is a dramatist of deception and double-dealing, an architect of environments that entrap and extinguish their inhabitants. |
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Now imagine a police force with the power to entrap you into crime in order to arrest you. |
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The paper trail led far beyond the inspector to entrap top bureaucrats and key jurists in the web of corruption. |
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Here is another push by capitalist forces to entrap areas of economic life that had once been outside the sway of the commodity form. |
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The matrices tangle and entrap understandings of creation and knowledge to expose their threadbare construction. |
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And while I verged on breaking down, I was roped into, very much against my will, a scheme to entrap Alison's husband. |
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However, village residents flatly denied he was involved in embezzlement, saying that it was a dirty plot to entrap the clergyman. |
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Foam tends to increase skin temperature because foam materials and the air they entrap are generally poor conductors of heat. |
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First they have to explain why they used prostitutes to entrap corrupt people. |
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I could start trying to entrap him now, through a long, excruciating, and possibly embarrassing process. |
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The NRC is also striving to use nanotubes as a purifier for contaminated liquids by exploiting their properties to entrap the contaminants. |
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Groups of these rorqual whales sometimes create bubble nets or clouds to scare or entrap their prey by exhaling beneath the surface. |
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A national newspaper has been running a series of articles highlighting instances of speed camera vehicles parked in illegal places to entrap drivers. |
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There is a woman of easy virtue, also gleefully played by Jane Nash, who tries to entrap Bob and the usual subplot of the squire's nephew trying to anticipate his inheritance. |
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Organize and distribute forces so that no opportunity could be found by Viet Cong to entrap friendly forces. |
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On their inside, the tubes entrap endothelial cells, a type of cell that naturally forms blood vessels. |
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Also, higher gloss paints are more resistant to dirt pickup than flat paints, which are more porous and can more easily entrap dirt. |
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The Internet has become the net that some predators use to entrap children. |
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Mr Wafula believes he is being watched and that the police may be trying to entrap him. |
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I am ready today, under certain conditions, to work with the FBI in order to entrap this corrupt Mafia of Finance! |
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Paedophiles have grown steadily more sophisticated and regularly use new technologies such as the Internet to seek out and entrap their victims. |
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Various means may be used to entrap the victims, including persuasion, deception, threats and coercion. |
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Soluble fibres also build gels that entrap carbohydrates, making them less accessible to enzymes and reducing contact with the intestinal mucosa. |
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On the same day, the Pied Piper returns to Hamelin to entrap the children and lead them into the world of dreams as an act of revenge upon the townspeople. |
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In eastern DRC, greed, corruption and economic interests have vied with regional power politics to impoverish the people and entrap them in a persistent cycle of violence. |
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Using polymeric nanoparticles to entrap and deliver vitamins has its advantages. |
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The wider world like the two-thirds developing part of it is too textured and contradictory a civilisation to entrap itself into a mono-dimensional definitional framework. |
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Putting it before committee was a very wise thing to do, before entrenchment of partisan lines and before people said things in which they would entrap themselves before fully understanding the issue. |
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A land where fear causes impenetrable walls to be built, concrete walls, walls of hate and of incomprehension, walls which entrap hearts in a desire for vengeance. |
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You get people phoning you up. I entrap them all the time. |
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Yet last summer's Israeli-Hezbollah war, the new balances of power resulting from the conflict, and, finally, the assassination of Minister Pierre Gemayel seem to entrap Lebanon in an endlessly chaotic situation. |
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Normally at that season the Iroquois were scattered, as they hunted along the Ottawa River, and Dollard surely intended to entrap small groups of them. |
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In a successful attempt to entrap her, Walsingham had deliberately arranged for Mary's letters to be smuggled out of Chartley. |
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Tristan's uncle eventually learns of the affair and seeks to entrap his nephew and his bride. |
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The calcium phosphate particles entrap some impurities and absorb others, and then float to the top of the tank, where they can be skimmed off. |
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The droplets secrete limited amounts of digestive enzymes, and serve mainly to entrap insects. |
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That kind of debt can entrap the most hard-working families. |
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Lives for Sale also exposes the ploys human traffickers use to entrap their victims in a flourishing immigrant-smuggling network. |
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But Mr Limbaugh can be counted on to entrap his allies again. |
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