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pretext

[pree-tekst] / ˈpri tɛkst /


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Prosecutors say the first team of Russian operatives arrived in Angola's capital, Luanda, in 2024 under the pretext of opening a Russian cultural centre, a project that never materialised.

From BBC

The Syrian foreign ministry denounced the attack as "an outrageous assault on Syria's sovereignty and territorial integrity" and called Israel's justification "flimsy pretexts and fabricated excuses".

From BBC

“They use it as a pretext, even in regions where there is no such danger.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Powell responded with a public video, calling the subpoenas a “pretext” and rejecting any connection to construction costs or his testimony.

From Barron's

"To sentence my 69-year-old father under the pretext that his actions lowered the 'likelihood' of my return to stand trial is not justice; it is a judicial farce," she said.

From Barron's