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This suggests the USPIS may have learned of the fraud as a result of suspicious bank transfers.

They apparently took that as a sign of suspicious activity, even though that can be a hallmark of people on the autism spectrum.

With this track record, how could the American people be anything other than suspicious of war?

Over dinner, an elderly waitress at a nearby restaurant thought the timing of the attack was suspicious.

“He was suspicious because it was abandoned with its windows opened,” the complaint says.

And it is suspicious, according to Schultz, that Christie is not making it a priority to get to the bottom of the matter.

The suspicious eyes of the nester passed over Beaudry and came back to Dingwell.

But after dinner she came to him with a shy, suspicious air, and a touch of mystery that was explained by her first words.

The constant fear of being married for her money rendered her suspicious and uneasy beyond all reason.

Madame D'Arblay's are much fuller, and bear a suspicious resemblance to the dialogues in her novels.

Ive got to be suspicious of everybodyand Im going to be till I know who can be trusted.