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He extensively discusses Van Meegeren's 1920s apprenticeship with restorer / forger Theo van Wijngaarden (skated over by Dolnick, who prefers to see the artist as a buccaneering individual).— Powell's Books: Overview
First came ruthless surges in unfettered, unregulated, unchecked 'free' markets - buccaneering periods when, as the South American poet Eduardo Galeano said, men are enslaved so that prices could be set free.— Opinion Source: Delivering summaries of editorial and op-ed pieces from major papers by email.
What went under the name of business [there] was really a form of buccaneering, all the pirates wearing dark suits and carrying cell phones instead of cutlasses.— Powell's Books: Overview
It is not the Somali fishermen who profit from the buccaneering, anymore.— TheZoo
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