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hint at something
to refer to something; to insinuate something. What are you hinting at? I am not hinting at anything. I am telling you to do it!
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Meanwhile, Altria, which also owns Philip Morris USA and International brands, is expected to hint at a possible split of the two companies at its upcoming management meeting.
Former partners at Andersen, currently busy rewriting their employment histories to conceal the years spent with the firm (I hear that a popular ruse is to hint at a long prison term instead) have been given hope by the news that 25 Andersen partners and 170 staff are off to HSBC to help build its wealth management business.
Meanwhile, in a move that certainly seems to hint at a lack of optimism in this defense strategy, Custis asked to tour and videotape what could end up being McKinney's home for the rest of his life: the Wyoming state penitentiary in Rawlins.
 
 
 
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