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“The defendant tries to recast decades of abuse as simply the function of mutually toxic relationships,” the prosecutors wrote.

"The defendant tries to recast decades of abuse as simply the function of mutually toxic relationships," prosecutors wrote in a 29 September filing.

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Two of them came away to fast-improving South Africa, as part of a mutually beneficial arrangement struck between the two unions.

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None of these responses were mutually exclusive but they differed in tone, and perhaps point to a tension between denouncing Reform as not serious - or as all too serious.

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Fact and fiction have been blended together, but Knight says he doesn't see those two things as mutually exclusive, as "it's often the true events that are the least believable".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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