- Look up
connivance in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Connivance is the act of
conniving or conspiring,
especially with the
knowledge of and
active or...
- : 11–20
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...
- U.S.
cartoon by
Thomas Nast
depicting Roman Catholic bishops as
crocodiles attacking public schools, with the
connivance of
Irish Catholic politicians...
- most in-depth
criticism of the
power structure of
psychoanalysis and its
connivance with
capitalism are
found in Anti-Oedipus (1972) and A
Thousand Plateaus...
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important city. There,
Alboin was "killed by his own
people with the
connivance of his wife" in 572. The
dukes of
Treviso often resided there. Adalgisus...
- brothers,
Richard and Geoffrey, were
living with
their mother, and with her
connivance, so it is said, he
incited them to join him."
Roger of
Hoveden gives a...
- "abdication of
judicial responsibility". The
Economist lambasted IATA's
connivance with
governments to fix
prices and
compared IATA with
medieval guilds...
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Smith and his
companions escaped custody,
almost certainly with the
connivance of the
sheriff and guards. Many
American newspapers criticized Missouri...
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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...
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Gyatso and
escort him to Lhasa. By the end of the year, with
Tibetan connivance they had
captured Lhasa,
killed Lhazang and all his
family and deposed...
