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complicit

[kuhm-plis-it] / kəmˈplɪs ɪt /


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She’s also been asking pointed questions that suggest Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk, was complicit.

From Salon

"And so in that regard, clearly, Iran is complicit here, but in terms of specific evidence on this, these sorts of attacks, no, we don't have anything," he said.

From Reuters

At what point do her fans and all these people theorizing about her mental health become just as complicit as the people who tried to control her in a conservatorship?

From Salon

Jewish groups have long denounced these dedications, arguing soldiers in the Galicia Division swore allegiance to Adolf Hitler, and were either complicit in Nazi Germany's crimes or had committed crimes themselves.

From BBC

The giant bank has been struggling for years with accusations that it was complicit with Epstein’s horrific criminal record of sex trafficking and sex slavery.

From Los Angeles Times