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saboteurs

noun as in fifth column

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One last point on rates: This is another area where Republican saboteurs of the law can, if they choose to, make it not work.

He said his report would offer Ukraine new insights on how to establish a counter-intelligence campaign against Russian saboteurs.

He added that the saboteurs operating in this region were a mix of Ukrainian and Russian nationals.

That McGill, like so many other universities, honors such academic saboteurs insults all truth seekers, left and right.

But Newsweek dubbed Cain, not Harry and Louise, one of the “real saboteurs.”

I'm not killing people, merely liquidating saboteurs of My work if absolutely necessary.

"The saboteur—seven men that I believe to be saboteurs—are aboard Hot Rod," the captain told him crisply.

These treated them as saboteurs, "enemies of the people," deprived them of their salaries, and expelled them from their lodgings.

“Wishing wells and saboteurs are two entirely different matters,” the housekeeper returned firmly.

She neither expected nor desired that he would attempt the task in the presence of the two saboteurs.

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On this page you'll find 7 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to saboteurs, such as: collaborators, collaborators of enemy, infiltrators, subversives, trojan horse, and underground.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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