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Members, staffers and even lobbyists have been using the unscrutinized bank to get quick cash in stacks.

True, the home loan banks don't go unscrutinized.

"Spectacular realization," he wrote in his diary above a statement of his as yet unscrutinized idea.

To the Editor: Certain often shocking yet unscrutinized numbers become statistical folklore.

Her eye, honed in countless thrift stores over the years, left no rack unscrutinized.

Like magic tricks, the mechanics behind the games played by these fictional swindlers are best left unscrutinized.

He also hoped the lipstick-red envelope might pass unscrutinized through the Guantánamo post office.

The Cooper hijacking marked the beginning of the end for unfettered and unscrutinized airline travel.

These “deep” axioms are implicit in economics as well, but, if left unscrutinized, they can steer policymakers into a blind alley.

But one London issue that has gone unscrutinized in New York's public conversation on congestion pricing is the problem of boundaries.

The unscrutinized loans and gifts parallel the huge amounts of sewer money privately raised during both Presidential campaigns to supplement public funding.

The first unit was created in 2006 after it was discovered that Islamic militant prisoners took advantage of unscrutinized communications to send messages abroad.

Both articles dealt with the growth in the Pentagon budget of secret -so-called black - items that were not explained and, hence, unscrutinized by the public.

News coverage has often left unscrutinized Mr. Ratner's claims about the development's financial benefits or the implications of its density and scale.

Other investigators, as well as prosecutors, defense lawyers, judges and jurors were willing to tolerate or leave unscrutinized what was often sloppy, frayed work.

The company’s safety procedures went largely unscrutinized as it joined the oil majors drilling in deepwater areas of the Gulf of Mexico.

Administration officials asserted that the program was nothing more than routine liaison between two intelligence agencies - a generic and unscrutinized category of C.I.A. activity.

That is why, on the morning after the Jets' 16-3 loss at Tampa Bay, Mangini's exhaustive analysis left no decision, however minor, unscrutinized.

The politicians, equally negligent of the real welfare of the United States, gave to these masses of foreigners quick and unscrutinized naturalization as American citizens.

“Deb Fischer is untested, unknown, and unscrutinized,” said Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee spokesman Shripal Shah.

While other spies such as Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Klaus Fuchs were caught after the war, Koval apparently went unscrutinized for years.

The team has, in turn, hired investigators to check out the woman’s past, and experts say no aspect of her life, like her personal history and any financial dealings, will go unscrutinized.

Supporters of the policy say that if a CEO can expect an unscrutinized "golden parachute," he or she may have more of an incentive to engage in risky short-term behavior.

The unscrutinized containers, the bridge, the oil tanks, the dormant but still-radioactive nuclear power plant 20 miles north of the harbor - all form a volatile mix in a time of terrorism.

It's not hard to detect dysfunction in a state where the military controls foreign policy, national security and an intelligence network so pervasive that no dinner guest at a foreign journalist's house goes unscrutinized.

Proceedings affecting thousands of lives would no longer go totally unscrutinised.

Thankfully, for the most part, our choices don’t lead to catastrophic events and so our parenting goes unscrutinised.

Their darkest deeds are thus left unscrutinised.

Such people have habitually operated below the political radar, their habits and proclivities largely unscrutinised.

The collapse of the US newspaper industry has left politicians free to pursue their unethical schemes unscrutinised.

Grayling wishes to return to a time when the state had overriding power to regulate and control citizen's lives through unscrutinised decision-making.

The committee system, just as at Holyrood, is a crucial part of the parliamentary machinery without which the business of government would go largely unscrutinised.

Mr Cameron’s alternative prospectus goes largely unscrutinised by a media that has decided that the government is doomed.

Meanwhile, the Conservatives escape unscrutinised.

Despite this being well known, management of The Sydney Morning Herald continue to grant her prime, unscrutinised space.

The broad, inclusive approach enables examination of tensions and unscrutinised feelings frequently used to justify a narrower approach.

But they contend that, until now, Mr Obama has been largely unscrutinised, while they have survived the microscope.

Bishop Wright also condemned the treatment of many asylum seekers, accusing "box-ticking" civil servants of unscrutinised bad behaviour.

Passports are asked at Bobbio, but the very sight of the English name was at that time sufficient to cause the passport to be returned unscrutinised.

I want to know when you boys have finished your job that there isn't a single leaf or a single candy wrapper that you've left unscrutinised.'

Having passed through the House of Commons largely unscrutinised, these proposals were then considered by the House of Lords.

Abortion as a social benefit, or, in the words of American feminist theologian Beverley Harrison who visited Canberra recently, a "positive moral good for women" remains unscrutinised.

“That means making sure that no arguments go unscrutinised ... and it means helping everyone on the president’s economic team make the best case for whatever policies they prefer.”

Overseen by Senior Designer Lee Belcher, the Wallpaper Smart Brabus has been given a thoroughly contemporary going-over, with no surface or material left unscrutinised.

Dr Bob Hall unearthed previously unscrutinised records in Commonwealth and State archives and travelled throughout Australia interviewing Aboriginal, Islander and white Australians.

Human rights group SUARAM also claim abuses by the ruling party such as gerrymandering constituencies, using public funds for projects to win political support, and the "unscrutinised" counting of postal ballots.

But while the media's political leanings will no doubt be debated in the lead-up to September's federal election, our study has also found other largely unscrutinised biases remain - particularly whose views disproportionately shape the news.

The accepted view is that the Home Office now bypasses parliament by lobbying Europe directly in the knowledge that the measures they desire will go undebated and unscrutinised, then be smuggled into British law as a European directive.

The veto of Russia - and also of China, though its motives have been largely unscrutinised in recent debate - is what has thrice protected the Assad regime, since only the Security Council can authorise lawful military intervention.