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Under the pretext of his wife's illness, Hua went back home.

He came to see me under the pretext of asking my advice when he really wanted to borrow money.

Tests that are presented under the pretext of learning are actually used to brand a school and its kids as satisfactory or sub-par.

China strongly opposes the practice of interfering in other's internal affairs under the pretext of the death penalty issue.

CHEN Yunlin. FIDH believes that such arrests and violence are grave violations of human rights, under the pretext of national security.

But when I started a conversation under the pretext of the weather (1) I found many had a natural gift for gossip.

I must point out that it's ridiculous to violate Chinese people's fundamental cultural rights under the pretext of human rights.

The US Government persecuted him under the pretext of various " unwarranted' charges. "

This will not be the ninth city in order to cover up poor quality server daily N cards under the pretext of Na?

He didn't attend the meeting under the pretext of sickness.

"But we are firmly against interfering in our internal affairs under the pretext of human rights issues, " Hong said.

He cheated me under the pretext of friendship.

He fled away under the pretext of seeing a doctor.

under the pretext of employment difficulty

So, what can not protect the people under the pretext of safeguarding the interests of minority vested interests ;