Instead I had a dodgy job for a dodgier boss, working out of a four floor walk-up above a bridal wholesalers in Soho.
I can imagine the tin-pot leaders of some of the dodgier African nations rubbing their hands in expectation of this newly announced hand-out.
The dodgy clothes, even dodgier hairdos, grating transatlantic twang and now she’s telling her fans to go do drugs.
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||1:Making consumer-bankruptcy law more debtor-friendly could hit Americans in other ways.||2:If lenders are exposed to bigger losses, some argue, interest rates for such things as credit cards are bound to rise.||3:But that danger can be overstated.||4:Credit-card companies may be reluctant to charge rates higher than their competitors’ lest they attract the dodgiest customers—those not put off by high rates because they know that, with luck, they won’t have to pay their debts back.
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‘a _dodgy_ second-hand car salesman’
