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Criminals, he hinted, who were in cahoots with all sorts of folks — folks who'd stop at nothing to assert undue influence on him, because of his growing political connections.† (source)
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Most people would agree that money has an undue influence on elections and that far too much money is spent on political campaigns.† (source)
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His two kids will lawyer up and howl about undue influence.† (source)
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That she would have—that it is a case of undue influence.† (source)
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What a blessing it is, when undue influence does not survive the grave!† (source)
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Middleton, jealous of his own consideration no less than of the authority of his government, suspected some undue influence on the part of the agents of the Canadas; and, as he was determined to maintain the authority of which he was the representative, he felt himself constrained to manifest a hauteur, that he was far from feeling.† (source)
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He had availed himself, in this heavy undertaking, of the experience of a certain wandering eastern mechanic, who, by exhibiting a few soiled plates of English architecture, and talking learnedly of friezes, entablatures, and particularly of the composite order, had obtained a very undue influence over Richard's taste in everything that pertained to that branch of the fine arts.† (source)
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Jake delicately explained the concept of undue influence.† (source)
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The term 'undue influence' is a legal term and will be crucial in this case.† (source)
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The key to this case is the issue of undue influence, and there are several ways to prove it.† (source)
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One sign of undue influence is the making of a gift that is unusual or unreasonable.† (source)
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We will attempt to prove undue influence by discussing a prior will made by Seth Hubbard.† (source)
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Lanier continued, "It goes to the issue of undue influence.† (source)
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They'll make all sorts of claims: the old guy was out of his mind; this woman exerted undue influence over him and convinced him to change his will.† (source)
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The Supreme Court invalidated the last will on the grounds of undue influence, and gave as a significant reason the fact that the "surprise beneficiary" had been so involved in the making of the new will.† (source)
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The issues have been boiled down to what we expected, to those, always in play in a will contest; to wit, testamentary capacity and undue influence.† (source)
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