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lack of conscience

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His politically disreputable attack on Papandreou over the Annan plan referendum in Cyprus in 2004 and his willingness to lie about the matter, exposed his utter lack of conscience.
Unsurprisingly, the differing reasons for filing have now been recognized in law, and those who file for bankruptcy with the same regularity and lack of conscience with which they wash their hair are now finding that they are unable to take advantage of the protections offered by a bankruptcy.
In the final plea, the prosecution not only reaffirmed the Chen's guilt, but also accused him of having "acted shamefully and with total lack of conscience.
 
 
 
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