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enabler

noun as in one who helps

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"The committee is seeking to uncover the identities of Mr Epstein's co conspirators and enablers and to understand the full extent of his criminal operations," the letter read.

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Ms. Machado calls on all nations to “declassify and disclose the information they have about the regime’s criminal dealings, financial crimes, and economic enablers. Make it public.”

The threat goes beyond the criminals, rioters and terrorists themselves to their enablers.

While Ukraine is fighting Russian troops, Mr. Putin’s enabler and guarantor is China, whether via oil purchases or chips for military equipment.

What he had to buoyantly make happen two decades ago, he now makes seem like it has to happen, that there is a natural force in operation and he its enabler.

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