- Look up
connivance in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Connivance is the act of
conniving or conspiring,
especially with the
knowledge of and
active or...
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State crimes are
crimes committed on
behalf of or with the
connivance of governments. The
investigation and
prosecution of such
crimes is made more difficult...
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intercourse with the wife of
another man
without that husband's
consent or
connivance could have been
punished for this
offence with up to five
years imprisonment...
- her mother, Masistes' wife, as
Amestris thought that it was due to her
connivance. On Xerxes' birthday,
Amestris sent for his
guards and
mutilated Artaynte's...
- Canterbury, and
allegedly William had
knowledge of this plot or was in
connivance with the mercenaries.
Whatever the truth,
Henry fled
Canterbury and returned...
- Marcos.
Claiming his life was
under threat through what he
described as a
connivance between Marcos and the US government,
Quiboloy went into
hiding and designated...
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While still under the
domain of the Mongol-Tatars and with
their connivance,
Moscow began to ****ert its
influence in the
region in the
early 14th...
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whose secretary, Chach, a Brahmin,
usurped the
throne after his
death in
connivance with
Sohan Devi, the King's widow, and
established the
Brahmin dynasty...
- Northumbria, who was
murdered by
Thurbrand the Hold in 1016 with the
connivance of Cnut. Ealdred's
mother was Ecgfrida,
daughter of Aldhun,
bishop of...
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governor of Durrës. In
circa 1005, however,
Ashot and Miroslava, with the
connivance of Chryselios, fled to Constantinople,
where they
notified Emperor Basil...
