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accomplice

[uh-kom-plis] / əˈkɒm plɪs /


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“I don’t want to be an accomplice,” Lorenzo Fellin, an electrical engineer on one key panel, recalled saying as he stormed out of a meeting to protest what he considered bullying from the magistrate.

From New York Times

This then gave the hackers the power to allow ATM withdrawals from their accomplices anywhere in the world.

From BBC

They wanted to say that if you provide someone else with abortion pills, you're an accomplice to murder or you are a murderer, and that's a personhood argument.

From Salon

It declared that any individuals and entities cooperating in the polls with the military will be deemed as accomplices in high treason.

From Seattle Times

It’s true that he had long struggled with liquor, Dawidziak said, making alcoholism a “major accomplice” in Poe’s death by taking a toll on his health.

From Washington Post