This is impossible for me to answer this question and have anybody believe it, [but] it was not in exchange for any cover-up.
“The report alleged not only serious wrongdoing, but also a cover-up,” Enders adds.
At the heart of the controversy is not the crime itself, pedophilia, but the cover-up by church officials.
“This conspiracy stuff is kind of ridiculous,” Cummings said of the cover-up allegations.
Sodano has disavowed any cover-up; in 2010, he dismissed such allegations as “petty gossip.”
It possessed two qualities which most other cover-up titles do not have.
The demand for stores was a cover-up for things already done.
If President Ferraro didn't know about the battleship, he must have been taken in by the cover-up job.
But apparently the job was a genuine heist, not a cover-up for something else.
But it wouldn't do to leave a cover-up door like this standing open.
noun
Anything designed to conceal or obfuscate the truth by replacement: Sending the Navy south instead of north was an obvious cover-up (1935+)
