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Meanings of bilk (bilking) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "evade"
Examples for "evade"
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However, the suspects in the case managed to evade arrest, Koena said.
2
But of course, there's still a good chance Maxwell will evade punishment.
3
I know how to evade security -I am good to deliver.
4
They evade paying tax for being brought as imports into our economy.
5
On this occasion, it has proved harder for Shell to evade responsibility.
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The wonder comes in the manner in which they elude the police.
2
However, feeling ready is what may elude you more until next week.
3
He can elude you; and will be acquitted by the general verdict.
4
That's actually a very simple answer, one that seems to elude many.
5
A home winner continues to elude the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award.
Usage of bilking in English
1
The third's facing disbarment for running an adoption scam and bilking childless couples.
2
Hey, at least Facebook isn't bilking retirees out of billions of dollars via dubious investment vehicles.
3
Raistlin had attempted to expose a charlatan cleric who was bilking the villagers out of their money.
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Tenet's lawsuit accuses Community Health of admitting patients for needless stays and bilking the U.S. government and private insurers.
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This notion that McDonald's and companies like it are bilking taxpayers undergirds the case for increasing the minimum wage.
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The scheme was centered on bilking investors with fraudulent certificates of deposit issued by his Antigua-based Stanford International Bank.
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The defendant claims his wife abandoned his children when he accused her that day of bilking his software company, Namesys.
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He testified that, before she vanished, he accused her of bilking the company out of tens of thousands of dollars.
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Duke is also a convicted felon, who pleaded guilty in 2002 to bilking his supporters and cheating on his taxes.
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In the intercepts, princes talk openly about bilking the state, and even argue about what is an acceptable percentage to take.
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During the trial, Reiser and his attorneys maintained that Nina abandoned the children after Hans accused her of bilking his company.
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Using a long list of aliases he'd worked a number of con games over the years, most bilking elderly or retarded women.
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The defendant claimed his wife abandoned the divorcing couple's two young children after he accused her of bilking his Namesys software company.
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Play that's not about beating the system or bilking other players of their riches, but sharing the experience of adventure and fun.
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Instead of preventing Madoff from bilking unwary investors, Picard's suit alleged the family members stood by and profited while allowing it to continue.
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And unless your business model depends on cutting corners or bilking your customers, you have nothing to fear from this reform, Obama said.
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