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shady

[shey-dee] / ˈʃeɪ di /




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He’s similar to Adam Sandler’s rapacious jeweler in “Uncut Gems,” except that scoundrel contained his damage to the Diamond District and people as shady as him.

From Los Angeles Times

Cuellar has long faced accusations of shady dealings, dating to his first run for Congress in 2004, when he initially lost in the Democratic primary.

From The Wall Street Journal

In other words, Instagram is likely to flag a shady account that tries to connect with a teen, but other less suspicious accounts could make contact.

From The Wall Street Journal

The shady system we uncovered appears to work as follows.

From BBC

The boss, played by Demi Moore, is revealed to be involved in all sorts of shady corporate intrigue.

From The Wall Street Journal