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Also last month, Minister of Homeland Security, Kenneth Zikhale Ng’oma revoked citizenship of 396 Burundian and Rwandan nationals who were dubiously assisted to acquire Malawian naturalization papers.

The FLRA dubiously cited its top-down “merger” of two preexisting work units of NPS employees into one unit as a reason for why the vote shouldn’t proceed.

But there was a real reason the FBI resisted sharing this form: It contained an unsubstantiated allegation from a dubiously reliable source.

While narcissists appeared to be overly optimistic regarding the alleged health benefits of foods — including dubiously healthy treats like wine, chocolate and nuts — the tendency for them to over-indulge seems to only hit in private.

The State of Lebanon is France’s bequest from the quarter century between the world wars, when it held a dubiously earned mandate to govern.

The two plan to marry, but, yearning to become a writer, Martin endures years of poverty, which the rich Elena looks on dubiously, and then gets involved with socialist politics, which she can’t stand.

When any topic so consumes your hours, when you are thus hit with an incessant stream of dubiously reliable data you must sift and explain as quickly and responsibly as possible, your perception of the threat will inevitably be affected.

PredPol has positioned itself as an early market leader in predictive policing with a highly publicized — but dubiously effective — geographic prediction model derived from battlefield research in Iraq.

What is at debate here is what evidence of previous electoral standings make them more popular than JKF as currently but dubiously being mainstreamed in the polity.

Many other works are dubiously attributed to him.

Rito are viewed upon by outsiders somewhat dubiously.