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alfredo

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Wed Sep-12-07 09:33 AM
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14. But most importantly the candidate will not know if that businessman

did give as he said, or is just being a businessman. There will be no way other than showing the cancelled check, and then that could put them under suspicion for bribery, or the candidate for coercion. It might be nothing more than an air of suspicion between the two, but as I said before, it could be evidence of something more sinister.

Doubt will be our friend.

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