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cui bono
[ kooi boh-noh; English kwee boh-noh, kahy- ]
Latin.
- for whose benefit?
- for what use? of what good?
cui bono
/ kwiː ˈbəʊnəʊ /
(no translation)
- for whose benefit? for what purpose?
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At the very least, the “cui bono” question is clear enough: Khatib concludes that “the collapse of the Assad regime will inevitably mean the end of the Iran-dominated regional order,” to be replaced by a new order built around Israel as “the Middle East’s agenda-setter.”
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Cui bono from all this “dark money”?
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The always-telling question “Cui bono?” applies here.
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But now the answer to all who would emulate the deeds of a Parry or a Ross, a Beecher or a Franklin, is the stereotyped cui bono.
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But too little attention has been paid to the oldest question of all: Cui bono?
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