1. British ministers continued to prevaricate.

2. He loudly opposes torture while his Republican colleagues prevaricate.

3. Lu some prevaricate a few words hanged the phone.

4. Tell us exactly what happened and do not prevaricate.

5. Instead of admit his guilt , he prevaricate.

6. Tell us exactly what happened and don't prevaricate.

7. 4 Tell us exactly what happened and don't prevaricate.

8. Without a text to assist them they may prevaricate too long before facing the brutal truth.

9. There will be no point telling speakers they are using prevaricate wrongly, because usage is the main criterion for meaning.

10. From these though descended our manners are mended,Though still we can grin and Backbite! He could not Backbite, nor envy, nor prevaricate, nor jump at mean motives for generous acts

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12. We now know that Rupert just might be a doddering old fool, that his son can prevaricate with the best of them, and that Wendi Deng has clearly been put on edge by the whole experience.