Nor does Moscow have a judicial system like Britain's that protects them from unwelcome inquisitors.

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It went on for 300 years before it dawned upon the inquisitors that what they were doing was not Christian at all.

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The Senate inquisitors aren't accusing the tech companies of doing anything illegal but of cleverly exploiting loopholes in U.S. tax laws that allow them to shelter income overseas.

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James Murdoch will not be at the conference, but two of his inquisitors will - John Whittingdale and Tom Watson, from the Commons culture, media and sport committee.

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Greenberg should be put under the harsh spotlight of public scrutiny too, instead of being allowed to shoot his mouth off on CNBC or Bloomberg, where his inquisitors are invariably obsequious.

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When reporters asked him whether he could demonstrate his loyalty to party inquisitors, he offered to swear on the bones of a saint, pull a sword out of a stone whatever was demanded of him.

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Grand Inquisitors by temperament, they have found it wise to pick safe targets: not often officials or ministers but, for example, the managers of the Royal Opera House (Kaufman) and the poor old Freemasons (Mullin).

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The whining hordes got their way. (We looked through the French press to find out if the Islamic Inquisitors had demanded similar prosecution of those responsible for the deadly riots and such, but found nothing.) Val writes about the issue in today's Wall Street Journal.

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