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Перевод: implicated

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Тезаурус:

1. Eli himself for the most part does not appear in a bad light, but as the one responsible for the proper functioning of the sanctuary, he is implicated in his sons' guilt, is at one point accused of sharing their greed, and is doomed to share in great disgrace about to befall his family.
2. What we gain from this is obvious: our own consciences are clear, and we're no longer implicated.
3. If it is true that the Japanese have pardoned the politicians implicated in the Recruit affair, Mr Takeshita may indeed feel that the time is ripe for his return.
4. Little data are currently available on serum lipid and lipoprotein levels in relation to microvascular disease, although recent studies in microcirculation in sites other than the myocardium suggest that hyperlipidaemia and increasing LDL levels may be implicated (Dodson et al, 1981a, 1982).
5. Frosts may also be implicated.
6. Many did not, however, and charges were dropped against 30 other officers, most of whom were implicated in the cover-up rather than the massacre itself.
7. Masculine sexuality is shown to be complex and unstably implicated within the whole social domain.
8. The ANC's elliptical denial that it was "organisationally implicated" has done little to calm white people's doubts about its commitment to the rule of law.
9. It was also known that Mrs Thatcher's closest advisers, Charles Powell and Bernard Ingham, were implicated in the leak, and it seemed improbable that the Prime Minister should have been totally ignorant.
10. Too much salt is also to be avoided, as it is implicated in high blood pressure, heart disease and fluid retention.
11. According to salacious press reports he was unfairly implicated in what the tabloids refer to as "a three-in-the-bed" scandal.
12. Most resident skin flora (p. 74) are not highly virulent and are not normally implicated in infections except when prosthetic surgery or other invasive procedures are performed, or when neonates or immunocompromised patients are involved.
13. When a specific pathogenic organism is implicated, such as the gonococcus, there can be assumed a natural cause-and-effect, and the presence of pus-cells is easily explained.