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• As such they are a nirvana for prevaricators and agenda pushes.
• If you are the prevaricator's husband ( See?
• Bradley quickly learned that his coach is no prevaricator.
• Politicians, sad to say, are professional prevaricators.
• Simpson called Gore the " provocative prevaricator of our times ."
• Perhaps the campaign and prison officials sincerely believed that Kimberlin was a troublesome prevaricator.
• When lying fails, a not inconsiderable number of prevaricators and bribers resort to intimidation.
• You've become a master prevaricator.
• To Dick Gibbs Ellis, Maximum Bill is " The Great Prevaricator ."
• He is a sexual predator and prevaricator.
• To cast me in the role of the villain, they have enlisted legions of paid prevaricators,
• Apparently, safeguarding the Pennsylvania Avenue habitat of the bulbous-nosed Arkansas prevaricator is a higher priority.
• Tripp whined about her treatment at the hands of TV comics and " legions of paid prevaricators ."
• To some he is a daring adventurer and discoverer; to others, a semi-legendary blunderer or prevaricator.
• Clinton is a prevaricator, who denies his hand is in the cookie jar even as he squeezes the chocolate chips.
• When you read excerpts of the tapes, you feel great pity for whoever was sitting across the deck from the Great Prevaricator.
• There may not have been another Division 1-A game this season in which the usual final stat indicators were such blatant prevaricators.
• She charged " people " whom she did not name with enlisting `'legions of paid prevaricators " to attack her.
• Recent issues had pointers to Prevaricator, a freeware lie detector, and a character-name generator that spews out fictional names to aid authors.
• It may be that as one who tagged her as a habitual prevaricator before that became a widely shared assessment, I am on her enemies list.