Sentences with phrase «reports of shenanigans»

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The people behind pump - and - dump shenanigans can make fast money, until they get caught: In the US, a Bugatti - driving promoter allegedly drove up the value of a prescription - drug distributor by more than $ 700 million within two months, according to a Bloomberg report.

For me, this incident should be the last of his off field shenanigans as an Arsenal player and if the club go ahead with the reported contract extension worth # 110,000 aweek then more shame on them, as this would be more proof that Arsenal fc have lost even more of their standards on and off the field of play.

The story was based on a report Kaloyeros and Company had manufactured in anticipation of my investigation that exposed the shenanigans involving Ciminelli's selection and the state's extensive efforts to suppress documents related to the process.

The other candidates, some of whom had suggested in earlier press reports that Weiner should quit the race, remained mum during the forum on the most recent Weiner shenanigans.

THE BLU - RAY DISC Aptly, the new Blu - ray Disc from Blue Underground has to be described as the quintessential version of The New York Ripper, delivering a mind - bogglingly good, negative - sourced HD transfer that's apparently free of censorship or any of the other editing shenanigans that have resulted in reported alterations to the film over the years.

The different percentages and all were seriously confusing (and a lot smaller than I'd have thought reasonable), and unless there were explicit covenants about how such is reported, I see a lot of potential for shenanigans.

Any bank transactions with a value of $ 10,000 or more are automatically reported to the government as a way to prevent money laundering, tax evasion, and other criminal shenanigans.

Back in June of this year we reported on our friends over at Butterscotch Shenanigans and their upcoming Crashlands mobile game, which looks like it will be a hell of a lot of fun.

And as the reporting of global temperatures indicate, bureaucrat scientists are up to their necks in global warming fabrication and other climate corruption shenanigans.

A recent report by Robert Stavins of the Brookings Institute argues that Cap and Trade is less susceptible to political shenanigans and more likely to produce real outcomes.