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His wife abetted him in the deception.

Tom is often abetted by his brother in pawning the valuable things from home.

He was abetted in these illegal activities by his wife.

The official was arrested along with his bodyguard who abetted him in the kidnapping.

Under this argument, China's economy remains too wedded to fixed investment and exports, abetted by an artificially depressed yuan.

Mr Cameron speaks of a "moral collapse" , which, he adds, has been abetted by a "bossy bureaucratic state" .

and the crisis had much to do with mistakes its policymakers and private institutions made, even if aided and abetted by mistakes elsewhere.

This has been abetted by an active nest box placement program and the protection of prime nesting areas during breeding season.

Government policies over half a century have encouraged or abetted all this.

That's the same loophole Greece was able to exploit, in line with the rules, aided and abetted by Goldman Sachs.

A good friendship with a girl had soured, abetted by a fight over a boy.

And she is a model for the kind of independent aging, abetted by technology, that the researchers hope to encourage.

She was very kind, but one day she was abetted by an abject abbot.

Abetted by corrupt or intimidated judges, bureaucrats blackmail and shake down entrepreneurs; traffic police terrorize and extort motorists.

For when plunder is abetted by the law, it does not fear your courts, your gendarmes, and your prisons.

Clever people, abetted by the rating agencies, set out to pass off poor credit as AAA, because they stood to make a lot of money.

The speculative binge was abetted by a giant "shadow banking system" in which the banks relied heavily on short-term debt.

The authorities aided and abetted the process by intervening whenever the global financial system was at risk.

The flight was abetted by national financial authorities at the centre who encouraged banks to repatriate their capital.

Jerry was aided and abetted by his older sister Charlena.

In this view they were sedulously abetted by their mother, aunts and other elderly female relatives.

Rapid urbanisation, abetted by cheap credit, lies behind the boom.

They aided and abetted in getting the police to catch the thief.

The disposal So he abetted MaoGuMin kill people kill, a come make can do for my scapegoat, and secondly above to explain it.

Paranoia has been aided and abetted by government intelligence agencies.

In exchange, China has aided and abetted Iran's quest for nuclear capacity.

The study of ischemic mechanisms has been vastly abetted by the use of transgenic and knockout mouse mutants.

They abetted the boy in a crime.