English to Maori Meaning of bric a brac - bric-he-brac

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Definitions of bric a brac in English

Noun(1) the practice of offering something (usually money

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(1) France is reeling from daily revelations about bribery and corruption scandals.(2) Secrets, lies, scandals, corruption, bribery and pretensions have made a laughing stock of Indian cricket.(3) his opponent had been guilty of bribery and corruption(4) To equate off-the-record briefings or informal contacts with bribery and corruption is preposterous.(5) Indians had been shamefully treated, and they remained victims of threats, bribery , and fraud.(6) It took bribery , fraud and the forging of a great red wax municipal seal to do as she wished.(7) Charges including bribery and tax evasion are among the ten counts of the ethics code he is accused of violating.(8) Nevertheless, the man's availability to bribery and blackmail could be useful.(9) Those measures were aimed at eradicating corruption, bribery , and favoritism.(10) The next area is the legal area which deals with internal competition, corruption, bribery and transparency.(11) He could use bribery , blackmail, and other forms of coercion to keep his dishonored promises in circulation.(12) Medical institutions became a place of political bribery and corruption.(13) For example, some forms of corruption such as simple bribery may be universal.(14) Our whole system is nothing but a corrupt cesspool of legalized bribery !(15) There is no need for them to try to find out fresh bribery scandals.(16) a bribery scandal

(1) bribery ::

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