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  • DANFORTH: Now, woman, you surely see it profit nothin' to keep this conspiracy any further.  (source)
    conspiracy = secret agreement or plot
  • Louisa thought that McDonald's was a giant conspiracy against the health of all Americans.  (source)
    conspiracy = a secret agreement or plot
  • Silently, wallowing in the pleasures of conspiracy, we take the bead purse from its secret place and spill its contents on the scrap quilt.  (source)
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  • They are puppets and agents of an international conspiracy which has turned Cuba against your friends and neighbors in the Americas--  (source)
    conspiracy = a secret agreement or plot
  • There was something in it like the companionship of equals, which was strengthened by such little conspiracies as eating eggs in the bedroom.†  (source)
    conspiracies = secret agreements or plots
  • Between them they had a conspiracy.  (source)
    conspiracy = a secret agreement or plot
  • We worked by contriving intricate and open-ended emotional conspiracies.†  (source)
    conspiracies = secret agreements or plots
  • Maybe he could say they were planted, that this was part of a larger conspiracy against him.†  (source)
    conspiracy = a secret agreement or plot
  • Power to bind and loose: bind, Thomas, bind, King and bishop under your heel King, <*fnp<3ror, bishop, baron, king: Uncertain mastery of melting armies, War, plague, and revolution, New conspiracies, broken pacts; To be master or servant within an hour, This is the course of temporal power.†  (source)
    conspiracies = secret agreements or plots
  • He thinks doctors are part of a Government conspiracy.†  (source)
    conspiracy = a secret agreement or plot
  • ... "Come ye who love, And ye who hate, Children of the Holy Dove, And Guy Faux of the state, And hang conspiracies From the tough rafters of the trees!"†  (source)
    conspiracies = secret agreements or plots
  • We like conspiracy theories in Pakistan and we had many.†  (source)
    conspiracy = a secret agreement or plot
  • She seemed to delight in finding endless conspiracies and hidden judgments in the tones and words her friends had used during dinner and bridge.†  (source)
    conspiracies = secret agreements or plots
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