Just a legal fleecing which they had given some one.

The fleecing of customers really need to be exposed.

"This is really just the fleecing of the homeowner."

And the fleecing of victims often begins in an e-mail in-box.

Robert, attend, old fellow, I am giving you a new lamb for the fleecing."

He maintained the original $15 million loan could have been easily refinanced and what happened was "a total fleecing of taxpayers."

The more sadistic of them might enjoy pauperizing the competition, but almost all wanted customers who would look forward to the next fleecing.

And the fleecing was made possible to a large degree by the Bush administration's willingness to let Enron run amok.

Most important, the marks have to be rich enough to afford a fleecing, and not because the con artists have a conscience.

He mentioned in his internal email distributions that the programs offered through the video relay service was a "classic fleecing of America."

Thanks to a growing number of specialist operators, lone holidaymakers seeking company no longer have to choose between a cattle market and a fleecing.

Why take a risk when it serves no end but the systematic fleecing of the gullible by organized crime and unscrupulous politicians?

Nowhere has President Clinton been so caustic as in his attacks on the pharmaceutical industry for its alleged fleecing of consumers.

Minimal fleecing - the furtive surcharge or unspoken tourist tax - should be accepted with good grace.

He had already decided that these were no lambs ready for the fleecing, for they had little-at least, by his standards.

But the networks and many newspapers that own TV stations have largely ignored their own fleecing of the taxpayers.

Mickey and Irene didn't care about that, any more than they cared about the potential results of their fleecing of this new, struggling nation.

Because the common people, the 99% if you will, don't have an army of lobbyists to 'convince' the government that the corporate fleecing of America is wrong?

She knew she was capable of believing in something more than mere money and the relatively simple techniques required for the fleecing of the male race.

He was also the owner of a waterside tavern renowned for foul practices, including robbery, extortion, and the fleecing of customers.

"We added features like 'In Depth' and "The Fleecing of America.'

The Big Con: Crackpot Economics and the Fleecing of America.

In my experience it is usually the tourists in NY who are fleeced and robbed, rather than doing the fleecing and robbing.

As the role, originated by John Lithgow, involves the fleecing of ladies, the question for this 56-year-old actor is whether he has ever been a scoundrel.

William Proxmire, The Fleecing of America.

She only came here to fleece me out of a million dollars.

We've been fleeced for far too long by the people in power.

His only concern seemed to be that he was fleecing me.

"Next time look at its teeth before you fleece it."

So why are we all being fleeced by the markets?

So the plan is to fleece the undergraduates to pay for the research?

It looks as if you were trying to fleece me?"

Why would that be to manage car parks or to fleece people?

Is this a legitimate charge, or am I being fleeced?

Apparently they have decided to fleece my father by insisting that I need their care for months to come.

Joining arms, they set out to fleece their latest victims.

"I'm afraid some people are going to get away with fleecing the township."

This lot had already been fleeced on their way northwards.

She said wealth could only be had by fleecing it from the poor in one fashion or another.

You don't have to fleece the church to be successful."

I suppose we should have felt guilty for complaining about being fleeced.

In no time at all, fashion will be fleecing New York.

Which, indeed, they would be-while being fleeced in the process.

Most of the time, the marks didn't even know they'd been fleeced.

"From what I hear, you didn't mind fleecing the public with such a horrible story."

"In this town, we've been fleecing the crowds for 125 years.

He does not go on television to fleece the faithful with "prayer requests."

The other two are thus delivered bound into our hands, that we may fleece them likewise.

"Do they take me for a dunderhead, to be fleeced so easily?"

Genius marketing move to fleece the people that pay 60 bucks every year for the same game.

As for the Fleece, come and take it from us, if you can.

"Anything that you can make out of fleece makes sense, whether for your head, hands or body."

The light of the Fleece was not really strong enough to let them view each other's faces.

She makes it sound like the golden fleece of down.

He asked what they had done with the fleece and the bones.

Until recently there was also a public house, the Fleece, but this closed in 2007.

The fleece is very white, strong, close and free from dark fiber.

When they return to camp the Fleece is put on the tree.

The fleece is cut in one piece from the sheep.

But these days we just sell the fleece to the town pool.

It would be too easy just to surrender to the fleece.

Percy and his friends help her to get the Fleece back.

I felt like the hero with the golden fleece or something.

The outside leather is medium brown; the inside fleece, white.

The Dorset has a white face with close short fleece.

A Romney may have either a colored or white fleece.

We used a fleece sometimes or any light animal skin for our background.

"The Fleece itself will be our guide as we come near.

The fleece comes from him all in one piece and has the spread of a blanket.

The fleece may also be collected from the field after it falls out.

Fleece is also sometimes used to line the inside of a cinch.

I would you had won the fleece that he hath lost.

Some time later, Jason arrived to claim the fleece as his own.

If you get a half a pound of fleece from a goat, that is a lot.

I found a table in a restaurant while my husband went to buy fleeces for our walk back to the hotel.