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>The headline makes it sound like everybody got away with everything everywhere... I don't know what a phrase like "all 28" means to you, but that reads exactl
by jjulius 2y ago
>The headline makes it sound like everybody got away with everything everywhere...
I don't know what a phrase like "all 28" means to you, but that reads exactly like 28 people in a specific case got off, to me.
- Aurornis 2y agoThe phrase “all 28” could also be interpreted as though there were only 28 people charged in conjunction with the Panama Papers, and all of them were acquitted. Several other comments interpreted it that way, which is why I commented.
- toomuchtodo 2y agoGreat comments, thanks for clarifying the situation.
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