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You are implicated already by the very fact of talking to me now.

Now you've asked too many questions, and you're implicated along with me.

Particularly when we think someone in the government might be implicated.

"And we have to consider the idea that maybe White is implicated."

The kind who had implicated Paul in all of this.

This one had to move away because he was implicated in drugs.

It seemed that she, on the other hand, had felt implicated.

She was quite certain evidence would be found to implicate her.

"Because I knew he was going to be implicated in the shooting."

But I still wanted to make sure no one said anything to implicate me.

He was not implicated during his Tour win in 1980.

Do I want to implicate myself in any of that?

He has not been implicated in any of the allegations.

Still, in some cases, more senior Iraqi officials have been implicated.

The implants have been implicated in a number of health problems.

Numbers of important members were implicated in the old regime.

The police said she implicated "a couple of people" in the killing.

After making sure nothing got left that would implicate any of us.

"So you do not think that she is likely to be implicated in this crime?"

According to officials, 78 people have been implicated in his escape plan.

Several members of the family have been implicated in human diseases.

About 15,000 people were implicated in the case and executed.

She had to implicate other people in order to cover for John.

By that I mean why would they become implicated in these affairs?

"Can she tell them anything which would implicate you, Chief?"