(1) A firm that investigates commercial skulduggery

(2) A firm that investigates commercial skulduggery

(3) What the Sligo County Board have done is to engage in a low, mean-spirited, under-hand piece of skulduggery .

(4) Instead, the stories have been about alleged corruption, incompetence and skulduggery .

(5) Martin Scorsese's epic tale of skulduggery and violence is even more extreme than Sergio Leone's Once Upon A Time In America.

(6) As exchanges become more of a presence in the market, the potential for skullduggery has never been greater.

(7) What kind of skullduggery was going on in the front-row, we do not know.

(8) Chisholm is very close to Deacon and unlikely to collaborate in any cabinet skullduggery .

(9) But economic skullduggery should be set within a more important wider context which I will discuss later.

(10) Ansari depicts the history of the caliphs as a sordid one of oppression and skullduggery .

(11) Nonetheless, his downfall was caused by his skullduggery in the context of the defeat in Vietnam.

(12) It sounds dull but it this sort of underhand skullduggery that bloggers should be uncovering.

(13) This fascinating study of one of the century's greatest u2018scams' shows that financial skullduggery did not begin with Robert Maxwell or Enron.

(14) Nixon compared this skullduggery with the conduct towards reporters of the Kennedy White House.

(15) It gets even stranger with bullets, conspiracies, death threats and international skullduggery .

(16) Do note, however, the snide tone of the remark, and the imputation of dishonesty and skullduggery among scientists.

(17) What the Cork and Kerry decisions mean is that every form of skullduggery is given semi-official legitimacy.

(18) Obviously with projects this momentous there's bound to be a touch of skullduggery .

(19) Measuring the volume of corporate skullduggery precisely is difficult.

(20) The reason for this legislative skullduggery is obvious: No one wants to publicly defend the indefensible.

(21) Now, none of this should be taken to mean success is invariably tainted by skullduggery or attained in spite of incompetence.

(22) Of all the financiers Bangkok wants to string up for mismanagement and skullduggery leading to the Crisis, it is Pin they want most.