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In this most recent escalation of a four-year putsch — abetted by some of the same representatives and senators whose chambers were attacked by the mob — we see the last few threads of Trumpism that were never explicit now made manifest.

At stake for the companies is whether the original plaintiffs have a case against them at all, for allegedly aiding and abetting human rights abuses.

Miss Metford abetted her in this, and went further in their joint revolt against common sense.

It was miserable comfort to reflect, that their own baseless expectations had abetted the delusion, and made the ruin complete.

She entered with the joyful anticipation of engaging in that most exciting occupation—shopping—aided and abetted by my wife.

If any one was imagined to have aided and abetted his flight it was myself and Harry Arnold.

In this charitable undertaking she was aided and abetted by her father, who indulgently paid the bills.

The prefect of Strasburg, a German, aided and abetted the merchants.

President Cleveland, another railroad attorney, had encouraged and abetted them to the same end.

There is little doubt that he aided and abetted the operations of French pirates in the West Indies.