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"They picked up the concept, but with the extra revenue to cover up mistakes, " says Ganis.
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She said NHS Ayrshire and Arran tried to cover up mistakes rather than learn from them.
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No amount of decorating will cover up these mistakes when you sink your choppers in.
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An Administration could no longer resort to the printing press to cover up financial mistakes.
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Some executives love to constantly declare expenses as non-recurring in an attempt to cover up their mistakes.
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Things turned increasingly bitter on September 13th when Henry Waxman, the senior Democrat on the committee, criticised Mr Burton for his public accusations that Ms Reno led a six-year effort to cover-up the mistakes of Waco.
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Cash, particularly when used for acquisitions, can cover up a lot of mistakes or slowdowns in the existing businesses by providing instant growth.
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Unfortunately when pensions make costly mistakes, most try to cover them up.
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Prominent priests have spoken of their hope that he can deal with the terrible mistakes of the past - a reference to the clerical abuse and cover-up that has blighted the country.
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In both the run up to the war and now, I think the UK is making grave errors in providing cover for the US mistakes, rather than helping an old friend, which is understandably hurt and angry about the events of September 11, to honour international law and the authority of the UN.
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