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Simple matters, Burnham found, often became imbroglios.† (source)
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The Wennerström affair made all the Gotabank imbroglios and Trustor frauds pale in comparison.† (source)
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I smiled, said nothing and pressed on, eager to escape both the imbroglio and Yetta's vaguely lewd attention.† (source)
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After order had been restored, and as we sat drinking (he bourbon, I that steadfast spirit of my nonage—Rheingold) and talking, largely about the gulf which separated this devil's spawn of an urban blight north of the Chesapeake and the South's Elysian meadows (in this realm my father could scarcely have been less prophetic, not having foreseen Atlanta), I was able more than once to reflect somberly on how my old man's imbroglio with Thomas McGuire had at least allowed me momentary diversion from my newly acquired despair.†
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