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Bulawayo (ZimEye) - A looting scandal has been unearthed at the Zanu-PF controlled National Railways of Zimbabwe where bosses have acquired top-of-the-range vehicles valued at over US$1 million at a time when workers are going for months without salaries and the state of trains continue to dilapidate.— SWRadioAfrica Podcast
With regard to the customers, I think in the past you had mentioned; that's when the banks have been getting a little tougher for the customer, forcing lower liquidations, are you seeing that pick up more now or is that sort of dilapidate at all?— SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
I can't say that's being dilapidate, I think it's just continuing the way it was before.— SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
Will not these people expel us from the only shelter we have left--dilapidate what remains of royal property under my charge--make the palace of princes into a den of thieves, and then wipe their mouths and thank God, as if they had done an alms-deed Still," said his daughter, "there is hope behind, and I trust the King is ere this out of their reach--We have reason to think well of my brother Albert's safety Ay, Albert!— Woodstock; or, the Cavalier
Knox, but more shamefully suffered to dilapidate by deliberate robbery and frigid indifference.— Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland

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