The completed thought would have gone something like, "You winds, whom I trusted with such power, now dare to conspire with my sister Juno!"

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As he speaks, he leans forward, his hands resting on his knees, and we conspire to lean forward with him, unwittingly anxious to hear his every word.

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They conspire with officials to work their way around laws and regulations, striking mutually lucrative deals in exchange for privileges and protection.

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George Gilder worries green eyeshade Republicans will conspire with Democrats to "solve" the budget crisis and "save" Social Security by raising taxes.

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What about money managers who conspire with consultants or fund employees to get paid a higher, in return for brokerage or other kick-backs?

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It claims companies conspire with their contractors or temp agencies to recruit unlawful workers.

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The talents of Alan Rickman, Juliet Stevenson and Kristen Scott-Thomas nevertheless conspire with Mr Minghella's bravura film-making technique to crush the play's humours.

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While it is true that the Constitution gives the president plenary power to confer pardons without review, it does not require that the Justice Department assist the President in his recklessness and conspire with him in endangering the public.

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