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A: Despite uncovering this fraud in less than 10 months, I was personally frustrated that no one had come forward from the carrier group.
By any true accounting, the deed was fraud: a former financial services manager at MCI recounts what happened in a well-publicized case that he came to know intimately, and offers advice to others about how to deal with fraud and any ensuing litigation
Uncovering the Sixties shifts easily from third-person narrative to personal recollection.
Uncovering the sixties: the life and times of the underground press
The expeditions have been working in 121 sites, uncovering during emergency excavations within the current season a number of important discoveries such as four burial chambers dating back to the Roman era, containing pottery and glassware.
Recent Archeological Discoveries Shed Light on the Role of Damascus in Human Civilization
Given that whistleblowers proved instrumental in uncovering fraud in recent high-profile cases and that such a policy is one of the easiest elements of a corporate governance program to put in place, it's surprising more companies haven't done so," says Gauen.
Professional risk managers disagree about governance. (Business Briefs)
Doing feminist theology means uncovering the pervasive and unnoticed sexist bias that distorts our language, worship, and biblical stories of God and oppresses, marginalizes, and belittles half of humanity.
A library of one's own: feminist theology not only has helped women recover their voices and their stories, it has called the church to recover the feminine face of God. (culture in context)
His supporters note it took the FBI almost five years to conclude a sting operation aimed at uncovering kickbacks, before a slew of top California lawmakers, including state Assemblyman Pat Nolan, were wearing prison gray.
MTA WATCHDOG MAKES INROADS ON 'MONEY TRAIN'
As well as uncovering a cornucopia of Lapita artifacts, the investigators came upon the remnants of a stilt house that once stood in the shallow water of a lagoon, reports Kirch in the summer JOURNAL OF FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY.
Prehistoric Polynesian puzzle: the 'founding culture' of modern Polynesian societies was surprisingly complex 3,600 years ago. But where did it originate?
Representative of the Syrian side in the expedition Nadim al-Khouri pointed out that the Horta site has two levels, one Roman and one Byzantine, and that excavations for this season focused on uncovering a temple dedicated to the god Mithras, the principal figure of the Greco-Roman religion of Mithraism.
Clay Lamps and Glass Kohl Jars Found in Horta Site in Hama, Bronze-Age Finds Uncovered in al-Raqqah

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