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• The nature and scope of this fiscal flimflammery underscore several critical needs.
• There is growing suspicion that political flimflammery was at work.
• And we in the media routinely endorsed the flimflammery.
• But most buffet operators deny such flimflammery.
• But goals for deficits on both sides of the Atlantic may not be achieved without some flimflammery.
• While some restaurants dye it green to distinguish it from lemon pie, we discourage that sort of flimflammery in Georgia.
• But for sheer flimflammery, the Padres deserve a patch on their uniform with No . 30 on it _ dead last.
• Clarke was not a fan of the movie and used the term'flimflammery'to describe the scene in which Moses parted the Red Sea.
• By accepting Sampras'insistence that he play only doubles, Gullikson set up a weekend of acrimony and suspected flimflammery that tainted the centennial celebration of the Davis Cup.
• Much was foretold on the Seahawks'first play from scrimmage, a flea flicker in which Watters took the handoff and flipped the ball back to quarterback Jon Kitna, who presumably would see the Detroit secondary in various stages of flimflammery.
• In addition to the commercial aspects _ books, records and scores; concerts, recitals and festivals _ and the odd bit of flimflammery, such commemorations typically give a jolt to scholarship on the subject as well as a boost in public awareness.