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Cui bono? (classical Latin: [kui̯
ˈbɔnoː]), in
English "to whom is it a benefit?", is a
Latin phrase about identifying crime suspects. It
depends on the...
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cui in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cui or
CUI may
refer to:
Cui (surname), a
Chinese surname Cui Shian (born 1957),
governor of
Macau César
Cui (1835–1918)...
- laundering. On 13
January 2017, the
Federal Police launched Operation "
Cui Bono?", an
offshoot of
Catiline Orations. They
found a cell
phone at Eduardo...
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dialogue options,
meant to
indicate the main character's homo****uality.
Cui bono Follow the
money Pierre L. Horn, ed.,
Handbook of
French Po****r Culture...
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misusing the
foundation for his
business and
political purposes.
Money portal Cui bono, a
Latin phrase meaning "To
whose benefit?",
suggesting a
hidden motive...
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promotion in San
Diego and
cannot continue their on-off relationship. 17 7 "
Cui Bono"
Shana Stein Lisa
Quintela August 3, 2023 (2023-08-03) An FBI
target letter...
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hominem § Cir****stantial
Bulverism Call-out
culture Conflict of
interest Cui bono Race card
Shooting the
messenger Woman card Haney,
James Christopher (2021)...
- for
severity as a
iudex and
gained fame for
formulating the
question "
Cui bono?" ("Who benefits?") as a
principle of
criminal investigation. In 113 BC...
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Charles Short. A
Latin Dictionary on ****us Project. Weiss, Michael. "'
Cui bono?' The
beneficiary phrases of the
third Iguvine table" (PDF). Ithaca, New...
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Martin H.
Greenberg (issued in the UK as Sorceries)
Sorceries (1997) "
Cui Bono?" (1994) (collected in Mike Resnick's
alternate history anthology Alternate...
