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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
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Does "a pattern of behavior by Clinton" mean "a pattern of behavior conducted by Clinton"?
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Clinton previously had been confronted with allegations of sexual misconduct during his time as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governor_of_Arkansas, including a civil lawsuit filed against him by former Arkansas state employee http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paula_Jones, alleging that he had sexually harassed her. Lewinsky's name surfaced during the discovery phase of Jones' case, when Jones' lawyers sought to show a pattern of behavior by Clinton that involved sexual relationships with other government employees.[15]
Clinton previously had been confronted with allegations of sexual misconduct during his time as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governor_of_Arkansas, including a civil lawsuit filed against him by former Arkansas state employee http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paula_Jones, alleging that he had sexually harassed her. Lewinsky's name surfaced during the discovery phase of Jones' case, when Jones' lawyers sought to show a pattern of behavior by Clinton that involved sexual relationships with other government employees.[15]
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a pattern in the way that he had behaved on several occasions. In other words, her lawyers tried to show that he had often done it before.
- a pattern in the way that he had behaved on several occasions.
- In other words, her lawyers tried to show that he had often done it before.
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a pattern in the way that he had behaved on several occasions.
In other words, her lawyers tried to show that he had often done it before.
In other words, her lawyers tried to show that he had often done it before.
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